Italian Foreign Minister Heads to Berlin for Parley
Italian Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano departs Rome for Berlin invited by Adolf Hitler as observers weigh aims of a possible peace offer. Reports link Ciano with Russo German talks and a German peace initiative, while Mussolini’s role as mediator is speculated.
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London
Ciano
Rome
Europe
Balkans
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Berlin
Internation News Service
Galeazzo Ciano
Radio Today
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Augusto Rosso
Moscow
Reichstag
Mussolini
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Ciana
Health officer reports Mix of illnesses in Lawrence county amid war economy
Lawrence county shows overall good health per Health Officer Thomas C. Wrest with a few diphtheria and whooping cough cases in the southwest. West surveys rural school sanitary conditions while Roe notes strong horse demand due to the war, yet many farmers lack horses. Auto travel and trucks reduce horse keeping. window shopping at millinery stores hints at hat season as Ly nn Newe notes the trend. Continued on page two.
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Lawrence County
Thomas C. Wrest
West
Roe
Lynn Newe
New Castle
Daily Weather Report for Friday in United States
The 24 hour period ending at 5 pm shows a maximum of 86 and minimum of 57 with trace precipitation and a river stage of 4.7 feet. The same date in a prior year recorded a high of 75 and a low of 43 with no precipitation.
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United States
Boost Employment At B. & O. Shops Here
Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops at New Castle Junction gain fifty extra mechanics as the working week rises from 40 to 48 hours. J L Harper, general foreman, says the force was increased recently and tonnage through the junction grows daily, boosting repair crews and wages.
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Baltimore & Onla
New Castle Junction
J. L. Harper
Harper
Diplomatic Front Overshadows European War Action
International News Service reports that diplomatic battles in Europe again overshadow front line fighting. Germany pressures Anglo French allies to halt the war, warning of disastrous results. Moscow remains the diplomatic hub with talks shifting to the volatile Balkans where Soviet officials meet Turkish Foreign Minister Sukru Saracoglu. Britain and France reiterate determination as talk of a momentous announcement circulates.
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International News Service
Germany
Moscow
Balkans
Britain
France
Great Britain
New Castle
Conn Elected Head Of Legion
Amzi L. Conn was elected commander of Sir Perry S. Gaston Post American Legion for the coming year at the annual election meeting held at the Legion Home Friday evening. Other officers elected were: Senior vice commander Walter Dietterle, junior vice commander Clarence S. Jarrett, adjutant Al Wilkins, finance officer John D. Kennedy, chaplain William Brooks, historian Toy Logan, sergeant at arms William Evans, trustee R. H. Blewlie. Installation will occur at the regular meeting on Tuesday evening October 10. The previous night’s meeting was postponed due to the National Convention in Chicago.
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Perry S. Gaston
American Legion
Legion
Amzi L. Conn
Society of the
Walter Dietterle
Clarence S. Jarrett
al Wilkins
Nance
John D. Kennedy
Willam Brooks
Toy Logan
William Evans
R. H. BlewlLe
National Convention of the American Legion
Chicago
Storm Damage Delivers Scattered Destruction Across Western PA
Western Pennsylvania endured scattered damage from last night’s storm with flooded cellars and a damaged smokestack at Brentwood’s Moore Grade School. Four Emlenton High School band members were stunned by lightning after a football game in Titusville, and a Pennsylvania-Edison substation fire caused power cuts in Gimberia County. Flood control reservoirs helped keep Monongahela River navigation open, while weather officials warned drought relief may lag without today’s rain.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Moore
Brentwood
Bellevue
Wilkinsburg
Emlenton High Schol Band
Titusville
Pennnsylvania-Edison
Gimbria County
W. 3
Brotzmann
Tygart
Tygart River
West Virginia
Monongahela
New Castle
Hitler's Newspaper Urges Immediate War Peace Talks
Berlin dispatch notes Voelkischer Beobachter calling England to end the Anglo French war now. The piece warns that those who reject peace will be stoned by their own peoples as Germany pushes a possible reduced Polish sine concession to win an armistice.
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Berlin
Voelkischer
Beokachter
Adolf Hitler
England
Germany
Europe
Hitler
French Claim New Advances On Saar Front
French forces report gains along the Saar front as France rejects a Russo German peace ultimatum and vows to continue the war. Premier Daladier and generals met to discuss strategy while Jean Giraudoux warned the allies will not yield to blackmail.
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Saar Front
France
Russo
Germany
Paris
No Man's Land
Preimier
Edouard Daladier
Marie Gustave Gamelin
Georges
Council of War
Vuil- Jemin
Air
Jean Darlan
Navy
Jean Giraudoux
Ilack
German Reichstag to Meet After Poland Invasion
London dispatch reports the Reichstag will convene next week to hear a government statement following Chancellor Hitler announcing the invasion of Poland and the onset of a broader European war. The item notes the tense phase as European powers brace for ongoing conflict.
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International News Service
London
Reichstag
Reuter
Berlin
Three Die In DuBois-Clearfield High School Crashes
Three high school students died and several others injured in two separate late night auto accidents after the DuBois Clearfield game. DuBois youths Colon Dou cher aged 18 and Russell Hevenes 17 died at Maple Avenue hospital. Pearl Poulson 17 a Curwensville senior died from a neck injury after a car overturn near Curwensville. Four others were hurt, three seriously, in the two crashes.
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Dubois
DuBois-Clearfield
Clearfield
Colon Doucher
Russell Hevenes
Fenfield
Doucher
Hevener
Maple Avenus Hospital
Pearl Poulson
Curwensville High School
Curwensville
Clear Reid
Penfield
New Castle
Turkish Military Mission Heads to London Amid Talks
The London Daily Telegraph reports a Turkish military mission from Ankara led by General Kaizim Orboy en route to London as Britain and France seek to keep Turkey from Russia and Germany. Foreign Minister Sukru Saracoglu meets Soviet leaders in Moscow while an Anglo Turkish military aid and economic pact is expected to be placed before the Turkish assembly within two days per the London Daily Express.
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International News
London
London Daily Telegraph
Ankara
Kaizim Orboy
Britain
France
Turkey
Turash
Sukru Saracoglu
Moscow
Moscow observers doubt secret Russo German pact
Moscow observers doubt a secret Russo German military alliance has been concluded despite Ribbentrop’s visit. They say the talks yielded only a limited friendship pact for consultation and Baltic and Black Sea access, with Moscow focusing on the Balkans and Turkish talks to close the Dardanelles without allowing unrestricted Danube moves.
Credit Clause In Neutrality Measure Draws Heavy Attack
Washington September news outlines heavy opposition to a ninety day credit clause in the administration’s cash and carry neutrality bill. Critics say the provision acts as a loans exception to the Johnson Act and could aid war debts defaulting nations. Senate debate continues as party leaders respond.
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Edward
Lockett
New Deal
Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Nevada
Johnson
New Castle
Young Man Killed In Pittsburgh Car Crash
Paul Lohr aged 25 from Sharpsburg died when his car struck a pole on Dorseyville road near Kittanning Pike. His mother and sister were injured as passengers. Police say he appeared to lose control at the wheel. In other news, a naval training vessel formerly the Cunard Majestic was heavily damaged by fire and run aground at an unknown location.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Paul Lohr
Kittanning Pike
Sharpsburg
Mary Jane Lohr
Dorseyville Road
Kittanning Pi
Lohr
New CastTie
NAVAL
Cinterpational News Services
London
Cunard
Inner- Majestic
New Castle
Death Notices From September 39 1989 Packed List
Death notices list several individuals with ages and locations including Pard Shingledecker 64 Lowellville Mrs Vincenza Dantonio 71 210 East Madison Avenue Mrs Jennie B Hil 923 Croton Avenue Verna Ruth Brown 34 Butler Avenue RK D1 John Pasley 48 Plant BR1 Jacob Beck Pittsburgh. many entries read as fragmentary contact notes.
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Pard Shingledecker
Lowellville
Vincenza Dantonio
Madison Avenue
Jennie B. Hil
Croton Avenue
Verna Ruth Brown
Butler Avenue
RK. D
John Pasley
Jacob
Beck
Pittsburgh
Record Army enlistment at New Castle recruiting office
Sergeant Owen E. Tighe reports a new monthly recruiting record at New Castle with 87 men enlisted. Friday’s entries include Thomas F Cunningham Langley Field Walter M Mosier Mercer Bolling Field Ernest Pacis ik Bilwood City Bolling Field Raymond E Graham Mercer Langley Field Charles L Adams L West Pittsburg Fort George G Meade Md Clarence E Lutz West Pittsburg Fort Meade Frank Grdenich West Bridgewater Langley Field Herman E Scevel Toronto C Bong Field Daniel Gregr Stoneboro Fort Bragg N C James Movar Van Pa Carlisle Barracks James Salinster Grove City Langley Field Jacob A Meksler Jr Sharon Langley Field Clarcie T Walters Franklin Langley Field Raleigh Gulnac Franklin Langley Field Carl Clinefelter Franklin Langley Field Walter Morozek Bol ling Field Everett D Engsleran Oi Cuy Langley Field George W Hughey Jr O City Langley Field Samuel E Tarr Oi City Langley Field John M Guyton Oil City Langley Field Richard W Cunningham Oi Cir Langley Field
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Owen E. Tighe
New Castle
Tighe
Thomas FL Cunningham
Oi Cty
Langley Field
Walter MM. Mosier
Mercer
Bolling Field
Ernest Pacisik
Bilwood City
Raymond E. Graham
Lan
Nieuw Amsterdam Docks In New York
The Holland American liner Nieuw Amsterdam docked in Hoboken after ten days delay due to a British search for contraband and a seaman strike. She carried 600 American citizens from the war zone and planned to sail for the Netherlands soon, with a withdrawal from trans Atlantic service anticipated. no NY mention of confiscated American mails was reported.
Anglo-French War Effort Likely To Speed Up
London officials predicted a faster Anglo French war drive against Germany amid talk of a new German Russian rapprochement The British deny any Soviet German military alliance insisting a peace accord would fail and that Britain and France will informally coordinate with the allies without joining Russia in any armed pact
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Charles A. Smith
London
Germany
Tong A
France
Neve Chamberlain
House of Commons
Amserdam
Chamberlain
France Cocay
Supreme War Council
Pears
Paris
Moscow
Russia
Britain
Te Reich
Daladier
Soviet Union
M. Vaan
Weather Outlook For Coming Week
Weekly weather outlook covers North and Middle Atlantic states with generally fair conditions and midweek showers. Frost is forecast in exposed areas Monday morning, followed by rising temperatures Monday afternoon and Tuesday, then cooler by Thursday, warmer Saturday, and similar patterns across the Ohio Valley and Tennessee regions with showers midweek and again weekend.
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International News Service
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Indoor Fury and Saturday Comfort in Weathered Town
A fragmented description recalls a cozy Saturday scene with friends chatting, tobacco smoke, and a familiar indoor routine. It mentions a rack, football seats, a snack from the grocery, and a casual weekly rhythm amid a cool, breezy day.
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Panewc
Daily Weather Report
Conn
Legion Home
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Stockholm
Sweden
North Sea
Pierre J. Buss
Ser
Kenneth T. Downs
Musas Giraudoux
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Nieuw
TLE
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Baltic
Black Seas
Sukry Saracoglu
Dardanelles
Danube
Rumania
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Balkan
Estonia
Eset
Dagoe
Gulf of Finland
Paldiski
Bug River
Warsaw
Central Press
Nieuw Amsterdam
New York
Arthur Mometer
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