Chamberlain Pledges Action If Germany Attacks Poland
London Sept 1 AP Chamberlain told a wartime Commons session that Britain would honor obligations to Poland unless Germany suspends aggression and withdraws forces. He warned Berlin ambassador Henderson to seek a passport if Germany’s reply remained unsatisfactory. He called for unity and stressed Britain would act with force if Germany persisted, asserting responsibility rests on Hitler. Romania signs neutrality stance amid general mobilization talk.
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London
Filme
Chamberlain
Germany
Yelion
Poland
Britain
Berlin
Nevile Henderson
Prlnte
Gard An Wilh
Hitler Returns in Field Gray Uniform at Reichenstag
Adolf Hitler arrived at the chancellery from the Reichstag morning after a rally. He wore a field gray uniform with a brow shirt and black tie, an eagle arm-band, and showed a tense face as he resumed duties following his war proclamation.
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Bervin
Bertie
Police Equipment Roundup Opens Acting din Olwerk
Chief of Police Ray Ashworth led a roundup as officers visited homes of former city parlor department members to recover unreturned gear. Records show sam Browne belts pistols rifles lagged pistols and even typewriters were issued but not returned as he ordered the department to reclaim equipment from families of departed officers.
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Din Olwerk
Ray Ashworth
AshWorth
Sam Browne
Ng Hetvivatis
Piao
Paper Hanger Sends Anti-HItler Message from Montana
In St. Tonatiug Montana on September 1 4 a man tied to be a paperhanger sent Adolf Hitler a package bearing the note To Fuehrer Adolf Hitler Bevin Germany From ex Paperhanger T R Taylor Theater Si Ignotius Mont Gon feats Paperhinging Look May be opened for Mul despection.
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St.tonatiug
Mont
Taylor
Lenker
Adulf Hitler
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Abebressedt
Adolf Hitler
Bevin
Germany
T. R
Taylor, Perk ‘Theater
Ignotius
Mont Gonfeats
Roosevelt says the U S will stay out of war
President Roosevelt told reporters the United States likely will remain uninvolved in the European conflict and that the administration will exert every effort to keep the nation out. He noted Wilson’s designation as ambassador to Germany and discussed possible moves on the neutralit y act and a special congressional session.
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Presiden Rosevelt
United States
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Hugh ‘Wilson
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Wilson
State Department
Berlin
Alan
Wilken
Congress
Toucil
Hongrevelt
Wail
Italy Stays Out Of Nazi Pole Row
Rome reports that Italy will not join any cabinet debate on the Nazi Pole dispute today. Mussolini and his ministers, meeting with Premier, planned to review Italy's position with Germany and Poland, with Italian ambassadors and foreign minister Cont Galeazzo torn between neutrality and possible mobilization pressures.
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Rome
Lallan
Titly
Poland
Palane
Duce
Mussoyit
Atory
Atory Minister of Interior, Bullish
Deedle
Percy Lorraine
An Klly
Gerj
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Poreign
Cont Galeazzo
Hitler Kottiat Claneens
Mercury Wits 110 in Two Texas Towns
Mercury Wits 110 in two Texas towns as 1945 weather bureau stations report high temperatures. Farka and Seymour reach 110, Mt Meaqssint 108, Briageport and Kent Hendeley 108, with Dallas predicting continued heat into Friday and Saturday. Northern Texans see brettaha clouds bringing sallet.
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Texas
Kone
Weather Bureau
Farka
Seymourywith
Mt. Meaqssint
Briageport
Kent Hendeley
Olies
Dallas Weather Bureau
Worrie
Texan
Fry Day for Old Sol Forecast Shatters Heat Records
Weather report notes September 1998 saw a 100 degree day and a 96 degree month average, with a 104 degree record set in 1803. Forecaster Ward Marx cites Friday temperatures from 100 to 20 degrees and cloudy conditions, while August 1938 marked heavy rainfall at 5.08 inches, 2.68 above normal.
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Oaward Marx
Teacher Acquitted in Whipping Death
CLARSON Pa Sept 1 Fr School Principal Harrison Hartman 37 of Sligo was acquitted by a jury yesterday of assault and battery charges in connection with the whipping of a 10 year old pupil who died. Hartman testified he spanked the boy Robert Wiser who had diabetes and two companions for throwing stones at school windows. Although acquitting Hartman the verdict desested the costs of court against him.
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Clarson
Harrison A. Hartman
Sligo
Hartman
Robert Wiser
Haykman
Leader of Pecan Shellers Charged in San Antonio
A complaint filed in County Court No. 2 charges Magdaleno Rodriguez, leader of a San Antonio pecan shellers group, with striking and wounding Telestoro Oviedo, head of the union, with a shotgun on August 29. City Detective Ed Amacker filed the charge.
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San Antonio
Telestoro Oviedo
He GT
Pecan Shelters! Union
Poland seeks British aid over German aggression
The Polish ambassador in London notified Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax that Poland has invoked the British Polish mutual assistance treaty citing German aggression. The move was made in person, signaling the seriousness of Poland’s request for support under the alliance.
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Poland
England
London
Lord Hallias
Lord Halifax
Manager of Hearst Papers Recovering
New York September 1 Informed sources say J J Coumplly general manager of Hearst newspapers is recovering well after a kidney operation The operation is reported successful and his condition satisfactory by attending physicians
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New York
INS
J. J. Coumplly
Heats Newspapers
Younplly
Amarts Surge To New Level In Commodity Markets
New York September 1. Commodity markets rose sharply as European hostilities raise expectations of strong demand and possible supply disruptions. Wheat led gains across Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth with a 5 to 8 cent rise per bushel. Rubber sugar copper and cotton futures advanced while coffee and tin lacked quotes.
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New York
Europe
Nework
U. S
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Stalin
Cocda
Nazi Troops and Planes Attack Across Polish Front
German forces launched multi front assaults across Polish territory including Vistula crossings near Deutsch-Eylau, targeting Tezow, the Vistula bridge, Mukulowo, Krakow, Katowice, and Zakopane. Attacks extended to upper Silesia near Neunittewalde and Ostrow, with air strikes in Joztien and Westnre, as Polish defenses reported.
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Goer- Mii
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Krakow
Katowice
Ture
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Leszno
Poznan
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Wolec
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Smulaw
Warsaw Air Raid Repulsed as German Offensive Reported
Havas reports Warsaw repelled German air raid with anti aircraft fire seen at 6:40 p m. Bombs hit Gdynia Krakow and other towns while Warsaw radio confirms start of a German offensive toward Minna Cletiniow Dalaldowo Crestochawna Polish forces vow resistance.
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Poland
Sinyakia
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Westerplatz
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Krakow
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Tezew
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Cletiniow
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Crestochawna
Berlin
Josef Lipski
Hayes
Mntisaircr
Officers Shifted at Police Station Meeting Room Created
A shift in detective headquarters offices was made to provide an assembly room for officers. The space previously used by Capt Aubrey Hopkins became the meeting room and Capt Cuir Ratachistel moved to another section of the building.
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Priday
Aubrey Hopkins
Cui Ratachistel
Inquest Under Way in Bexar Death Near Gonzales
An inquest into the death of J. H. Dickenson a 4 year old Conrales Font resident is conducted by Justice Raymond Gerhardt. Dickenson was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital and died five minutes after arrival.
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Robert B. Green
Germans Deep in Polish Territory
Berlin reports the German army advancing from East Prussia into Poland as air power controls Polish airspace. Troops move toward Katowice and Częstochowa, with battles near Grudziądz and raids on strategic targets in the corridor, Silesia, and Gdynia. The Schleswig Holstein opened fire on Westerplatte munitions dump.
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Katowice
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Nalel
Grudziacz
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Army
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Rahme
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Posen
Plock
Odz
Taraszow
Radom
Ruda
Lemberg
Krakow
Brest
Terespol
Schleswig Holstein
Danzig
Westerplatte
War Bulletins Warn U S By Nazis Across Europe
War updates report U S neutrality warnings from Germany over air over Danzig and Poland. Polish plane bombs Beuthen with slight damage. Germans seized the Danzig railway station. Polish resistance at the post office continues. Berlin air raid sirens sound as raids and gas claims surface. Poles claim downing four German planes near Gydium and three near Krakow. Britain takes control of rail, earmarks 500 million pounds for war effort. German envoy Burns files as embassy prep for withdrawal. Seven German planes reportedly shot down with a captured armored train.
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Toles Koma
Berlin
INS
Beuthen
DNB
Danzig
German Warplanes Raid Warsaw In Turbulent Bombardment
German warplanes swooped over Warsaw as bridges and rail lines faced heavy bombardment. Reports describe anti aircraft fire and explosions, with civilians watching from rooftops as the Vistula corridor fuelled traffic disruptions and fear.
Man Accused in Bawdy House Count
Hers ford A. Glynn was accused of operating a bawdy house in a downtown office building, per G J O Neill of the vice squad. The 1619 Broadway address was listed, with the offense dated August 29.
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A. Glynn
G. J. O'neill
Cuy
O'Neill
Glynn
Broadway
Nina
Caribbean Storm Warning Lifted After No Disturbance Found
Report from Jacksonville says the tropical disturbance in the Eastern Caribbean has no longer evidence of activity and no advisory remains in force. No further updates expected until additional reports justify warnings.
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