President Roosevelt to Direct Battle Over Neutrality Policy
President Roosevelt will spend the weekend at Hyde Park and direct the fight over arms embargo repeal. He met Senate leaders Ke Pittman Charles McNary Warren Austin Tom Connally and aides to mobilize support. Opponents include Johnson Borth Clark La Follette Nye and others as the White House contests the issue.
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George Durno
International News
Strylee Star
Washington
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Senate
Ke Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Charles McNary
Warren Austam
Tom Connally
Texas
Conerees
Hiram Johnson
William E. Borth
Bennett Champ Clark
Robert la Follette
Gerald Nye
Insect curiosities and a robin lesson at Cascade Park
Mrs L J Walden brought a praying mantis to The News, noting its cannibal nature yet harmlessness to humans. Mrs Violet Shapman reported a near black widow type spider on a rose bush, though the widow’s orange hourglass motif differs. Cascade Park’s superintendent Chris Coulthard observed a robin giving a young one lessons in bathing, attracting a attentive bystander crowd.
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Mercer Street
the News
Violet Shapman
Exigewood Avenue
Cascade Park
Chris Coulthard
Pat Kearns
Robin
Inis Woas
Abou
Ile
Daily Weather Report Summary
Daily Weather Report for the United States covers the 4 hour period ending at 3. Thursday shows 77 as maximum temperature and 46 as minimum with no precipitation. River stage reads 4.5 feet. The date mirrors last year with a maximum around 43 and maintained temperature near 43.
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United States
Cash And Carry Pact May Be Compromise In Neutrality Battle
Roosevelt faces a neutrality clash as White House leaders push for repeal or a cash and carry compromise. Senate foreign committee members Pittman and Connally plan to draft a bill allowing belligerents to buy American munitions but armored by payment on U S soil and shipment in foreign bottoms. A cross party coalition of 24 senators—14 Republicans and seven Democrats—backs opposing full repeal while supporting a cash and carry approach.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol Hin
Congress
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Senate Foreign Committee
Pittman
Connally
Texas
Foreign Relations Committee
NEW
Aged Woman J W Sarver Dies in Prospect at 84
Prospect, Pa., Sept 22 Mrs J W Sarver widow of John Sarver died here yesterday at age 84 Survived by sons John E Ellwood City and Paul at home and daughters Mrs Ed Matthews Charleston W Va Mrs Virgie Miller Butler Star Route Mrs Jennie Roxbury Prospect and Mrs Freda Glover Ellwood City 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren She was a 69 year member of Isle Baptist Church Also notes British evacuation of Americans from the UK to the US and Canada totaling over 10 090 since Aug 24 with 3 states of a possible exception.
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Prospect
J. W. Sarver
John Sarver
John E
Ellwood City
Paul
Ed, Matthews
Charleston
W. Va
Virgie Miller
Butler Star Route
Jennie Roxbury
Freda Glover
the Isle Baptist Church
New Castle
England
New Castle High to Face East High Under Lights at Taggart
New Castle High School football meets East High of Youngstown tonight at Taggart Stadium under floodlights. Game starts at 8 o'clock with live progress reports by The News. Call 4000 for updates.
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Taggart Stadium
East High
Youngstown
Restrict Congress Work To Neutrality Under Plan
Washington September 22 The 201st Democratic steering and policy committee unanimously adopted a resolution to limit the special session of Congress to the general subject of neutrality No specific neutrality bills were named and leaders indicated consideration would follow the president s neutrality message under this category
Polish President Will Be Interned Is Moscow Report
Moscow radio reports that Polish President Ignacy Mościcki and Foreign Minister Józef Beck will be interned by the Romanian government. Officials said the decision was made despite efforts by London to secure safety in London or Paris.
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Josef Beck
Poland
Moscow Radio Today
London
Ovina
Paris
Stand By War Plan Extended Across Western Front
Paris dispatch reports the Franco British stand by strategy in its 29th day with French contact activity south of Saarbruecken and east of the Blies river. Artillery clashes occurred along the Weencire front as French positions neared Zweibrucken. aviation maintained patrols from the frontiers of France to beyond the Belgian border. German reinforcements moved toward Aachen and Liege, tracked by French observers, with general weather and fire affecting reconnaissance duties.
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Corrasnandent
Paris
Westwall
Saarbruecken
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Weencire
Zweibrucken
France
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Ryline
Aix-La- Chapelle
Aachen
Liege
Belgium
Cas
Rose Avenue P T A Reception Thursday
Rose Avenue Parent-Teachers Association met at the school house on Thursday afternoon for a reception honoring new members from 3:30 to 4:30. Mrs. Joseph Daly presided and announced chairmen for program hospitality membership ways and means music safety magazine publication and other posts.
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Rose Avenue
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Joseph Daly
T. J. Evans
Pred Thompson
R. EB. Shaw
Herbert Rose
Plummer Gibson
Neutral Nation May Be German Route To France
Paris dispatch analyzes German strategy on the western front, arguing Germany will strike through Holland or Belgium rather than break the French line. The piece outlines mechanized attack tactics, aerial reconnaissance, and a sequence of bombing and armored advance, citing observations from occupied areas and a Paris correspondent.
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Holland
Belgium
Hennerh T. Downs
Paris
International News Service
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Sear
Mi Nnd
Poland
U S Aircraft Concern Denies Paris Bomber Order
United Aircraft Corporation officials in East Hartford said they were surprised by a Paris report of a 600 Vought dive bomber order from the French government. Senior VP Eugene E. Wilson said no order had arrived and doubted the company could fulfill it, citing the current ironclad embargo under the neutrality act.
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International News Service
East Hartford
Cann
Sept
United States
Aircrnfs Corporation
Paris
Uit
Fay
Eugene E. Wilson
United Airernfe
Wilson
Warsaw Bears Bombardment as City Resists Onslaught
Budapest dispatch reports Warsaw’s palaces and mansions under intensified German artillery and air strikes as the capital endures a siege. The former royal palace is described as completely demolished after days of shelling, with the burgomaster claiming incendiaries caused widespread damage. Four hospitals including a Red Cross unit were bombed in the raids. The Polish fire brigade and Nord Meine unit reportedly saved a building, while authorities decry enemy methods. Page two note.
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Jitte Lovie
Ure
Nord Meine
Starzi Arsa
Red Cross
Geneva
Nine Assassins Publicly Executed In Bucharest Streets
Nine members of Romania's pro Nazi Iron Guard were executed in Bucharest after the assassination of King Carol II. Premier Calinescu moved quickly to dismantle the Iron Guard regime, with General Argetseanu and military forces enforcing the crackdown, as streets were sealed and guards posted.
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Rumeani
Soyit
Bacharest
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Carel
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George Argesanu
Charest Army Corps
Iron Guard
Survey Course In European History Adds Evening Class
New Wilmington hosts a new extension course at North Street School as part of Westminster College offerings. Courses include A Survey of European History taught by McCrae Hazlett on Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m., plus Algebra and New Testament History taught by Marshall Black and Ory. Regular classes begin this week with final registration closing September 23.
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Yung Isughah
Newcastle
Soesteintiee College
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Eon Marshall
Conese Areebra
Herold Black
Lepartment
John Ory
Bihln
Westminster Enrollment Reaches All-Time Record
Westminster College New Wilmington reports record enrollment nearing 700 with about 200 incoming freshmen forming the Jack Han class and 112 transfers from other colleges. Women’s enrollment closed early. dormitory prospects and future cap of 700 to 1000 discussed. Extension division in New Castle offers English math history and Bible classes evenings.
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Sept
Westminster Co
Cosmics
Somal
Vackt
North Street
Queen Silvia XX Wins In Weirtan State Foreste Meet
Queen Silvia XX claimed victory at the Weirtan State Foreste event held in West Virginia from October 5 to 7, defeating rivals as crowds cheered. Details remain fragmentary from the damaged text, but the headline marks a notable win by the queen in regional competition.
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Silvia
Ber Sane MiLlsop
Weirtan
SY. Va
Cuitain State Foreste
W. Va
Contracts Awarded For Eleven New Cargo Ships
The Maritime Commission awarded contracts for 11 cargo ships. Bethlehem Steel Co. will build seven vessels at Quincy Massachusetts at 2 430 000 each, three at Sparrows Point Maryland, and four at Pascagoula Mississippi by Tocnutt Shipbuilding Co. Prices are 2 550 000 each for the Mississippi-Birmingham plants.
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Conternation News
Washington
Sept
Syreedine Up
Maritime Commission
Bethlehem Stee. Co
Bui
Quincy
Mass
Bethlehem Yards
Sparrows Point
Pas
Submarines Sighted Off U S Coasts Teller Roosevelt Says
President Roosevelt told a press conference that unidentified submarines were sighted cruising in Atlantic and Pacific waters near Alaska and near Boston. He noted the sightings amid a wider debate on neutrality legislation and a proposed broad naval patrol program.
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Newashington
Congress
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Pacific
Alaska
Hosto
Walters
Aven
Neukarits
ty-Inanh
New Castle
King of coach observes every move in warlike play
The text describes a figure labeled the king of coach who watches every move, judging strategy and outcomes in a tense, warlike metaphor. It references a restless, calculating approach to games and plans, with a focus on preparation, timing, and decisive actions.
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Increase U.S. Air Force To 600 Planes
Washington reports the army air corps accelerated plans to expand to 600 aircraft with new contracts awarded totaling 9,595,061 dollars. The announcement notes expedited production and procurement efforts as part of the expansion strategy.
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Trevynacoaat
Washington
Army Air Corps
Swuy EN New
Death Records Notice Seeks Details for Local Obituaries
A September death notice lists Richard Shakespeare Cael G Porsman and 431 416 Hillercot avenue, with fragmented data about ages and residence. The OCR fragment provides no clear dates beyond September and mentions multiple individuals, suggesting a compiled local obituary listing.
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Kappel
Cael G. Porsman
Hillercot Agenue
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