Chamberlain And Hitler Sign New Pact For Peace
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and Adolf Hitler signed an Anglo German peace pact in Munich promising consultation to resolve all Anglo German questions. They declared a shared desire to avoid war and framed the agreement as symbolic of peaceful intent despite German moves in Czechoslovakia.
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Pierre J. Huss
Noory Rae
Munich
Eville Chamberlain
Reichsfuhrer
Adolf Hitler
Puehrev
Prague
Sudetenland
Hitler
Chamberlain
Fuehrer
Czechoslovakia
New Castle
Nutrition Awareness and Road Safety Teach Local Students
Dr BenA Graham urges nutrition education and road safety as part of school programs. He notes many people cannot answer basic questions about vitamins or dietary needs. He cites risky driving habits and calls for personal responsibility to reduce accidents. Continued on paragraph two.
Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather statistics for the 24 hours ending 5 p.m. Thursday show a maximum temperature of 75 and a minimum of 43 with no precipitation. river stage at 4.5 feet. Year-ago figures list a 71 maximum temperature and 0.01 inches of precipitation.
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United States
Sudetenland Occupation Planned in Four Stages
The German occupation of the Sudetenland will proceed in four stages starting tomorrow. Evacuation and troop occupation follow a staged timetable across southwestern Czechoslovakia, along the German border near Linz and Passau, with further stages set for October 2 and 3 and a final phase by December 1. The plan, agreed by the four powers and accepted by Prague, moves ahead under the terms of the prior agreement.
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Sudetenland
Prague
Cet
Czechoslovakia
Linz
Passau
Watern
Hohenfurth
Sudeten
Germans to Enter Sudetenland After Munich Accord
London dispatch reports the four power Munich pact orders Czechoslovakia to accept the plan or face German occupation. German troops move into the Sudetenland tomorrow, with occupation to be completed in ten days, seen as a staged victory for Hitler and a means to avert direct fighting while securing territorial gains. Britain and France warned Prague that aid would be available if terms are rejected, aiming to preserve peace amid the Sudeten crisis.
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Conseignal Lows
Sopyright
London
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Sudetemland
Germany
Britain
France
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Reich
Sudetenland
Hitler
Auto Dealers Hear Economist Forecast Promising 1999
A banquet of over 200 automotive dealers in Western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio heard Ed Payton, Cleveland economist, predict a bright 1999 season barring war. He cited rising purchasing power in the used car market and said the auto industry creates its own purchasing power. Payton praised right management and noted small businesses yield high returns to owners.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Castle Field Club
Lawrence County
Payton
Contianot
Fase Twa
Football Scores Service Inaugurated For 1538 Season
The News will begin its football score service for the 1538 season with final college game scores posted at The News building as soon as available. Telephone requests for Saturday scores follow a schedule from 4000 until 3 pm, 22 or 402 from 5 to 6 30 pm, and 175 after 6 30 pm. For live progress of the New Castle High versus Beaver Falls High game at Taggart Stadium, call anta.
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New Castle High
Beaver Falls
Taggard Stadium
Anta
British And French Cheer War Avert Hero Chamberlain
British crowds hail Neville Chamberlain on return from Munich as peace moves raise nationwide euphoria. Lloyds bell rings at Heston Airdrome, celebrating a pact with Hitler that averts war and saves the nation. Daladier also receives a Paris ovation as leaders land from Munich amid ecstatic reception.
Pact Signed At Munich Highlights Nineteen Thirty
Highlights on the Munich pact note the transfer of Sudeten areas to Germany, with occupation terms set by an international committee including Germany Britain France Italy and Czechoslovakia. A plebiscite will be held where German presence is uncertain by end of November, and frontiers will be fixed by the committee. Sudeten Germans may be released from political imprisonment and police forces within four weeks, while British and French guarantees shield the new Czech state until minority issues are resolved.
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Hitler
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Paige
New Castle
Sudeten
International Committee
Guech
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Linemen Aid Connecticut Flood Victims From Pa Power Firm
Seven linemen and a fully equipped line truck from Pennsylvania Power Co travel to Norwich Connecticut to assist in rebuilding power lines after the flood. Foreman S W Mawyer and crew members G T Shaw P S Lockard J S Barnhart G Badger join the convoy with McClelland and C Workman in charge. A New Castle Motor Club aided the effort with Admiral Percy W Foote coordinating state police movement through Pennsylvania.
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Connecticut
Pennsylvania Power Company
Norwich
S. W. Mawyer
Zelienopie
Foreman
G. T. Shaw
Sharon
P. S. Lockard
Greenville
J. S. Barnhart
New Castle
G. Badger
McClelland
Zelienople
C. Workman
Lehman to seek fourth term against Dewey in New York
Rochester dispatch notes Gov. Herbert H. Lehman will run for a fourth term as Democratic nominee for governor of New York. He consented after Democratic leaders pressed him, following the Republican convention at Saratoga Springs naming Thomas E. Dewey as the GOP candidate. The move mirrors pressure Dewey applied in platform and running mate concessions.
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C International News Service
Rochester
Herbert H. Lehman
Atto Ary
Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
Lehman
New York State
Dewey
Sew Castle
Trackmen Recalled for Erie Ashtabula Maintenance Project
Sixty furloughed Pennsylvania railroad trackmen on the Erie and Ashtabula division were recalled to duty today as the division launches another periodical maintenance program. Many are from the New Castle district and work will cover the stretch between Wampum and Niles junction in Ohio. Duration unclear but repairs are expected to run until the snow files.
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Erie and
Ashtabula
New Castle District
Wampum
Niles Junction
Ohio
Indiana Slayer Dies In Chair At State Prison
Henry Nolke, a Boonville mechanic, who killed his wife and 22 month old daughter when told to buy circus tickets, walked to execution in the electric chair at the state prison. The double murder occurred in August 1937 after an argument over tickets.
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Michigan City
Ind
Henry Nolke
Boonville
Nollie
Rita
New Castle
Dafoe Wins as Suit Dismissed Over Quintuplets
Dr Allan Roy Dafoe told reporters in Chicago he foresees a future with five marriages and many children for the Dionne quintuplets but faces a $1,000,000 breach of contract suit awaiting back in Callander Ontario. The federal case against him and three others was dismissed.
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Philip G. Reed
International News Service
Chicago
Allan Roy Dafoe
Callander
Ont
Polish Cabinet And War Leaders In Session At Warsaw
An urgent cabinet and army leadership meeting opened in Warsaw amid reports of clashes along the Czech border. Officials warned decisions of historic importance were under consideration as tension swept the capital.
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Warsaw
Royal easUr
Tesches
NIEW
Death Record Friday Sept 30 1938
Mrs Ivor Lawis age 4 and Linnie Shurlock age 72 are listed in Big Beaver Township with residences at 830 Morton Hrect. The notice notes death records for the date Friday Sept 30 1938.
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Ivor Lawis
Morton
Linnie Shurlock
Big Beaver Township
Mrs Chamberlain Given Ovation in Downing Street Return
Mrs Neville Chamberlain, wife of the prime minister, entered Downing Street amid a public ovation on his return from Munich. Crowds surged around her as women fainted and cries of God bless you rang out, with Britain’s new national anthem played.
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International Nova Service
London
Neville Chamberlain
Downing Street
Munich
Briteain
Poland Demands Urgent Response on Teschen Cession
Bulletin reports Poland has served an ultimatum on Czechoslovakia demanding immediate surrender of the Teschen district. London sources say Prague is given about 24 to 44 hours to reply, with Poland accusing the Munich Agreement of discriminating against it and seeking action on Teschen within a three month window.
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London
Poland
Teschen
Prague
Munich
Siice
Germany
Sudetenland
Toschea
Czechs Accept Four Power Decision Amid Despair
Prague reports shock and disbelief as Czechoslovakia yields to the four power deal allowing Germany to enter the Sudetenland. Citizens fear Hitler will seek broader occupation beyond the disputed border region, as broadcasts and radios convey collective despair.
Townsend Rally Parade Draws Townspeople in New Castle
Townsend club members and enthusiasts from the 26th Congressional district gathered in New Castle last night. The parade featured Tony Ravage leading a procession followed by a band, then Townsend youth and nearly three automobile loads of supporters. Signage and decorations adorned the crowds as residents cheered the event.
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Congressional District
New Castle
Tony Ravage
Henrie
Townsend
RCY
New Castis
Pirates and Cubs Play Short Season Shambles
The drafty garbled report hints at a chaotic baseball scene with Pirates and Cubs in a muddled pennant chase. It mentions exhausted teams, unclear plays, and an uncertain closing note about the Cubs’ status.
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