Russia And Europe Inched Toward New Talks At Moscow
The piece notes resumed negotiations at the Kremlin possibly today, with a Turkish report claiming progress and officials meeting in Moscow. It covers Baltic talks among Lithuania Latvia and Estonia, mutual assistance pacts granting bases and troops, and speculation on Wilno’s fate along with refugee movements. The piece reflects on who leads Europe, mentions Daladier’s stance on peace resisting duplicity, and contrasts German aims with Allied concerns. It also recalls a World War I memory of peasants defending their homes as frontlines shift in the west with slow fighting and civilian resilience.
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Kremlin
Ankara
Russia
Saracoglu
Moscow
Klementi E. Voroshiloff
A. I. Mikoyan
Baltic
Jouzas Urbsys
Lithuania
Kaunas
Latvia
William Munters
Soviet Union
Estonia
Tass
Tallin
Riga
Munters
Wilso
Wilna
Poland
Wilno
Europe
Hitler
der Fuehrer
England
Germany
Daladier
France
Warsaw
Marshal Pilsudski
Paris
Berlin
Henry C. Cassidy
Associated Press
Cassidy
Hidden Silence Around Hitler Speech Signals Quiet Peace Hopes
The piece notes official secrecy and press caution as headlines herald Hitler's speech while avoiding contents. It suggests German hopes centered on a possible basis to end hostilities and hints at Nazi stance toward the Allies, urging focus beyond grand rhetoric.
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Hitler
Great Marble Peace Palace Fortified on Lake Geneva Shore
The article notes the great marble palace that houses the League of Nations on the tranquil shore of Lake Geneva is being fortified against potential air raids.
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League of Nations
Lake Geneva
Tobey Seeks Reading Excerpts to Block War Bill
Senator Tobey warned that current terms of the neutrality bill threaten U S trans Atlantic shipping and urged a plan to split the measure. He said filibustering charges are unfounded as others expect his motion to be voted Monday, with Barkley and Pittman predicting defeat.
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U. S
Georgia
Tobey
Senate
Barkley
Dky
Pittman
Dney
Bandits Loot Bank and Kidnap Victim In Oklahoma Outs
A blond bandit led a bank hold up at Picher demanding 5000 with a stash partially swept into a wastebasket. A constable and bank staff were tied as three robbers fled in a stolen car toward Fairland. Quirk escaped after captivity. two others robbed Webbers Falls Bank of 1336. The report notes possible hideout in Ozark regions. A nitroglycerine reference appears during the confrontation.
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Picher
Quirk
Clarence Miller
Miller
W. A. Brewer
Tulsa
Claremore
Fairland
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Arkansas
Webbers Falls
S. L. Weatherly
Help Wanted and Rentals Published Advertising
Multiple small classified items list a middle aged lady seeking housekeeping work in a mountain home, a truck driver job in Saint Louis via Dallas, a front bedroom apartment for rent with amenities, a note to drive a new car from St Louis to Dallas, a furnished four room apartment with restrictions, a trade offer for property in Albuquerque, and an exchange inquiry at 400 South Missouri.
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Geo. S. King
Glencoe
N. M
St. Louis
Dallas
Timms
South
Missouri
R. R. Box
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Cowboy Dance Enlivens Armory Crowd With Jazz and Swing
Carl Johnson in charge opened the Cowboy Dance at the Armory last night to a large crowd. Jimmy Durant's orchestra played swing and range music as Miss Jo Ella Haynes entertained. The dances will continue nightly this week from 9 p m.
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The
Armory
Carl Johnson
Jimmy Durant
Jo Ella Haynes
Hollywood
Old Timers Parade and Court News
Jailed for drunk driving, T J Ledbetter was found guilty by Police Judge Pat O Neill. He pled not guilty but was fined 150 dollars.
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T. J. Ledbetter
Pat O’neill
Rural city cooperation highlighted by State College official
George Quesenberry, director extension service at State College, addressed the Rotary Club on the need for rural and urban cooperation. He stressed mutual interests and the benefits of joint efforts. D. J. Shreeengost recalled Roswell changes seen over twenty-nine years in the community.
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George Quesenberry
State College
Rotary Club
D. J. Shrecengost
Roswell
Yanks Beat Reds 4-2 In World Series Thriller
DiMaggio leads with RBI singles and Dahlgren hits a homer as the Yanks rally past the Reds 4 to 2 at Yankee Stadium. Pearson scatters hits, matching a world series record with 7 1/3 innings of hitless ball, while Crowning moments include Keller's double and Dahlgren's two-base shot.
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Yanks Dahlgren
Pearson
Myers
Crosetti
Dahlgren
Rolfe
Keller
DiMaggio
Dickey
Selkirk
Reds Werber
Frey
Werber
Goodman
Berger
Hopper
Walters
Reds
Herb Pennock
Yanks
Pirates
Craft
New York
A. L
Abrho A
Ea Selkirk
Gordon
Fearson
McCormick
N. Y
Cincinnati
ON. L
War Today In Brief Form Berlin Warsaw victory proclaimed
Berlin reports Reichs fuhrer Hitell declared the Polish campaign complete after reviewing troops who conquered Warsaw and told the soldiers they are ready for anything. Moscow notes Soviet Russia Latvia sign mutual assistance pact granting far reaching concessions including naval and air bases in three Latvian ports.
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Berlin
Hitell
Warsaw
Moscow
Russia
Latvia
Bergdoll Convicted by Army Court Martial for Desertion
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, known as a World War I draft dodger, was convicted today by an army court martial on charges of desertion and escape from military custody and sentenced to three years in prison.
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New York
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Whitesox tie city series with 9 2 win at Cubs
Chicago report notes Ted Lyons allowed five hits as the White Sox beat the Cubs 9 to 2. The victory evened the 22nd city championship series at one game each. Cubs first baseman Glen Russell appears in the recap.
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Chicago
Whitesox
Ted Lyons
Cubs
Glen Russell
Cub
Home Run Rally Tops National League Club in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque, New Mexico, a National League club counted its score with home runs in the third and fifth innings. Betting commissions posted even money figures today predicting former governor Clyde Tingley’s election to the city commission on October 10, but reported no takers.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Funeral services for Chalky Breece Jr in Albuquerque
Funeral services for Charles Chalky Breece Jr who died suddenly of heart disease near Roswell will be held in Albuquerque on Saturday at the First Methodist Church. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park near the city.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Charles
Chalky) Breece, Jr
Roswell
First Methodist Church
Sunset Memoria Park
Carl Magee Slightly Hurt In Auto Crash
Carl Magee, editor and founder of the Albuquerque Tribune, was treated in Tucumcari Hospital for minor injuries after his car overturned yesterday on the highway between Tucumcari and Santa Rosa. He was en route to Albuquerque for a Chamber of Commerce dinner at the time of the accident.
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Tucumcari, N. M
Carl Magee
Albuquerque Tribune
Tucumcari Hospital
Tucumcari
Santa Rosa
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce
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