Germany and Russia May Cooperate In Military Matters
Berlin reports Germany submitted a 16 point offer to Poland outlining terms for a settlement of their dispute. Key provisions include Danzig and a plebiscite for the Polish corridor, control by an international commission with members from Italy Russia France and Britain, and demilitarization of Danzig Gdynia and Hel with continuation of trade and security arrangements.
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Berlin
Germany
Poland
Danzig
Marienwerder
Grudziasz
Kulm
Bydgoszcz
Gdynia
International Commission
East Prussia
Hel
International Commission of
Brake and Light Stickers Due by Sept 15
State police announced an extension to September 15 for securing brake and light windshield stickers. Motorists without them by then face court citations. Authorities urged immediate inspection at authorized stations to meet stricter standards and remove unsafe vehicles from streets.
New Mexico Oil Shutdown Ends In Morning
The New Mexico oil conservation commission unanimously rescinded the September production shutdown set to lift at 7 a.m. and fixed a 100000 barrels per day allowance, after a public hearing where majors agreed further shut down was unnecessary. Governor Miles reappointed A. Andreas as state geologist as the six-state shutdown ends.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission
New Mexico
Bureau of Mines
Miles
A. Andreas
Andreas
Frank Worden
Oil Commission
Glenn Staley
Roy Yarbrough
Land
Carl Livingston
S. P. Hannifan
Roswell
Magnolia
N. E. Starrett
Midland
Tex
Tidewater
Robert Imler
Tulsa
Repollo
Delmar Guinn
Hobbs
New Mexico to cap brake and light inspections at 50 cents
Governor Miles urged uniform inspection fees and the state motor vehicle department sent letters to over 300 testing stations requesting a 50 cent charge for brake and light inspections when adjustments are needed, with no charge if none required. Albuquerque garages certified to inspect brakes and lights said they would cut fees from 1 dollar to 50 cents, aligning with the governor's request though not because they felt the old rate was excessive.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Motor Vehicle Department
New Mexico
Miles
Motor Department
Albuquerque
Clyde Oden
Roswell Proclaims Western Garb for State Fair
Roswell mayor urges citizens to wear cowboy boots hats shirts and grow beards during the Eastern New Mexico State Fair to add color and spirit. Participation is voluntary and aimed at a gala celebration with emphasis on practicality for those unable to grow beards.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Chas. L. Allison
Rotary District Gov Simpson Honored On New Mexico Campus
An inter club Rotary meeting honors Claude Simpson of Roswell district governor. Rotarians and wives from Portales Clovis Fort Sumner Hobbs Lovington Artesia Carlsbad Las Cruces and Roswell totaling about 170 attend. An outdoor supper is served at 6 30 on Col D C Pearsons lawn.
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Claude Simpson
Roswell
Rotary
Col. D. C. Pearson
New Mexico Military
Portales
Clovis
Fort Sumner
Hobbs
Lovington
Artesia
Carlsbad
Las Cruces
Roswell Juniors Football Practice Announced
Charles Herbert, assistant Roswell high football coach, announced practice for Roswell junior team at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the stadium. Suits will be issued to candidates for the team.
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Charles Herbert
Roswell High
Wire Lines To Europe Are Broken
The British government imposed censorship on press dispatches and halted all telegraphic and telephonic links between London and Europe. Dispatches from Paris Rome Berlin and Moscow reached New York showing no sensational events by 2 p.m. MST. London and some U.S. lines were interrupted with AP offices noting censorship would begin shortly. Some channels between Paris and New York remained open as Rome dispatches continued after the shutdown.
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London
New York
Paris
Rome
Berlin
Moscow
United States
Associated Press
Faris
Weather forecast for states in the Southwest
New Mexico sees partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with isolated thundershowers in the north. Colorado will have partly cloudy conditions with local thundershowers in the north central and northeast areas. Arizona remains generally fair with possible showers in the north central and northeast. West Texas reports generally fair weather tonight and Friday.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
Poland Mobilizes as War Threat Grows Across Europe
Thousands of grim faced Polish civilians march to arms as President Moscicki orders near general mobilization for defense. Reservists under 40 called to colors boosting armed manpower to over 2 million amid selective exemptions. Jews pledge readiness to defend Poland despite mounting tension with Germany as Hitler’s stance hardens.
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Warsaw
Ignace Moscicki
Republic
Foland
War Office
Poland
Jerusalem
Zionists
U S Agencies Move Into New City Hall Today
Three federal agencies moved their local offices to the new city hall at 5th and Richardson. City offices will shift about Oct 1. WPA zone office and Agricultural Conservation Program join on upper floor. Social Security moves to main floor from J P White building. Parallel Paris note: thousands of army service applications arrive from political exiles and foreigners in France. Metals union of 500,000 members severs ties with something.
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Federal
City Hall
5Th
Richardson
Bank of Commerce
4Th and
Main
Agricultural Conservation Program
Social Security
J. P. White
Paris
France
War Clouds Darker As England Is Mobilizing Power
Britain orders complete naval mobilization and calls up regular and supplementary reserves as war fears rise. Prime measures include precautionary evacuation of vulnerable city populations. In Berlin, Hitler seeks Soviet aid to pressure Poland while Daladier meets to solidify France’s war readiness. Soviet Russia passes a stricter conscription law expanding service and mobilizing women in medicine and communications. Parliament considers ratification of the German Russian non aggression pact as defense ministries announce extended service terms for aviators border guards and junior officers.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Britain
Hitler
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Soviet
Russia
Paris
Daladier
Eric Phipps
War Ministry
Lang
France
Supreme Soviet
K. E. Voroshiloff
K. E. Vstoshileff
Soviet Union
Pirates Win First of Doubleheader Over Phillies
Lloyd Waner delivers a run scoring single and Vaughan adds a key hit as Pittsburgh edges Philadelphia 1 0 in game one. Butcher outpitches Higbe in a low scoring start while St. Louis and Cincinnati had rain delays and postponements elsewhere.
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Pirates
Phillies
Philadelphia
Lloyd Waner
Paul
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Nationals
Butcher
Higbe
Phils
Phillie
Max Butcher
Walt Higbe
German Liner Europa Signals Drift Across Atlantic
London reports detail the Europa's secretive North Atlantic voyage with dimmed lights camouflaged superstructure and passengers told to expect possible shelling at Cherbourg or Southampton. American student Alvin Bentley describes the ship’s crew repainting funnels and concealing the name as tensions rise. Simultaneously Britain mobilizes navy and reserves in response to European crisis and evacuation plans begin for 11 million in danger zones.
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London
Europa
North Atlantic
Alvin Bentley
Lloyd Line
New York
Bentley
University of Michigan
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bremerhaven
Stores Closed for Labor Day Observance in Roswell
Shoppers are reminded stores will close next Monday for Labor Day to allow necessary pre holiday buying. The holiday is generally observed in Roswell with most stores, businesses, and public offices closed. the Record will not be issued next Monday.
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Roswell
Peace talks sink as Poland refuses Berlin mission
War news from Warsaw reports a government spokesman stating Poland will not send a mission to Berlin to talk with Adolf Hitler, clouding hopes for peace. In New York, marine insurance underwriters raise war risk rates for cargoes from the West Indies, Central America and South America, more than doubling from 5 to 12 1/2 cents per $100.
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Warsaw
Poland
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Associated Press
New York
West Indies
Central America
South America
Italian and Swiss pledge mutual neutrality in crisis
Berne reports Italian Minister to Switzerland assures Giuseppe Motta that Italy will observe Swiss neutrality if war erupts. Motta replies Switzerland will maintain strict neutrality and keep up normal peacetime trade with Italy.
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Berne
Switzerland
Giuseppe Motta
Italy
Motta
French general Weygand arrives in Cairo for Near East talks
General Maxime Weygand, poised to lead French and British land forces in the Near East if war breaks out, arrived in Cairo from Beirut to confer with Lieutenant General Archibald Wavell, commander in chief of Britain's forces in the region.
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Cairo
Egypt
Maxime Weygand
France
Near East
Beirut
Archibald Wavell
Britain
New York Naturalization Office Sees Rush Applications
Business is booming in the naturalization branch of the Department of Labor in New York due to the European crisis. Officials report over 80,000 rush applications for first papers and thousands of inquiries to streamline the naturalization process.
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New York
Naturalization
Department of Labor
Baseball Scores Across Cities In Varied Matchups
Boston and Detroit posted mixed results with scattered runs as Grove Wagner Dickman Gale Neuse Desautels Peacock Trout Benton Tebbetts contributed for Boston. St Louis Potter Hayes Kennedy Trotter Harshang also featured in the table alongside Philadelphia and New York results. New York at Cleveland and Washington at Chicago were listed as upcoming or completed night games.
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Boston
Detroit
Grove
Wagner
Dickman
Galeneuse
Desautels
Peacock
Trout
Benton
Tebbetts
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Potter and Hayes
Kennedy, Trotter and Harshang
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Roswell Juniors
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Folani
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Sia
Stalin
V. Molotoff
RHE
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Susce
Klinger
Sewell
Swift
Blanton
Beck
Davis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Atlantic
Royal Air Force
Cliese Stock Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Ministry of Health
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Fuehrer
Chas Corbin
Amuel Hoare
John Ancera
George
Cleveland
Washington
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