Bergdoll Sentenced to 7.5 Years as Army Deserter
New York Oct 6. Grover Cleveland Bergdoll receives seven and a half years of hard labor as a military prisoner for desertion and escape from the American Army in World War I. He is held at Castle Williams Governor Island, with four and a half years remaining on a prior five year draft evasion sentence. Conspiracy charge against him is dropped. appeal planned to the Supreme Court.
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Louisville Wins 1939 Little Series In 11 Innings
Rochester N Y Oct 6 The Louisville Colonels of the American Association defeated the Rochester Red Wings 4 to 3 in 11 innings to claim baseballs Little World Championship for 1939 after a long series of postponements.
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Fight Ends With Twin Arrests Over Nickname
Los Angeles police report a brawl between twins Tom Trimble and Arthur Trimble, both 38, sparked by the insult “Fish-Face.” Officers arrested both sides after failing to tell which twin was which.
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Hitler proposes peace meeting and asks why allies wage war
Berlin Oct 6 Adolf Hitler urged a general European conference to lay down arms and settle European disputes. In a Reichstag address lauded as a great peace speech he vowed European peace, denied designs on Romania or the Ukraine, and said Germany and Russia could cooperate to ease eastern Europe tensions. He urged British German understanding and framed a plan for a peaceful settlement without force.
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Hitler hails German Soviet pact as path to peace
In a swift address, Hitler defended the German Russian agreement as not a move toward world domination but a path to a new European order. He outlined five aims from Poland's collapse including border demarcation, pacification, security, economic reorganization, and population resettlement. He claimed the pact would ease European tensions and distance Germany from Polish disturbances while asserting loyalty to France and pursuit of British friendship.
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