Cotton Hit Opening. Skio Market Slumps Early
New Orleans reports show overnight selling pushed cotton futures down from 109 to 150 a bale on opening trades. October to 28 cents, December to 1 cent, May to 8.86 cents, off from yesterday. Some support emerged late, with bales valued 39 cents to 1 a drop. New York stock market rose 1 to 2 in early dealings as gains faded later. Sugar futures opened about unchanged after mixed early activity.
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New Orleans
Sept
New York
Louisville Prepares for Flood Emergency Radio Network
Louisville residents brace for a major flood as the Louisville and Nashville railway coordinates an emergency plan. Fourteen amateur radio stations along the lines have formed a communication network. Volunteers train under D. A. Bownard Jr. and an N. accountant who operates WOARU in ongoing drills.
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Louisville
N. Railway
D. A. Bownard, Jr
Communists Fight for Use of Building in Oklahoma City
The Communist party of Oklahoma announced plans for a nine o clock Sunday meeting at the Mu aleipat auditorium. Auditorium manager T T Johnson barred entry, and the group sought a show cause order to obtain permission, with a Friday hearing pending.
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Communist Party of Oklahoma
Mu' Aleipat Auditorium
T. T. Johnson
Oklahoma City
Sent
Children Fined Get Fines Reversed in City Court
In Buppala N. Sept 9 a city court judge fined two youngsters one dollar each for lacking license. The judge, recalling his own youth, told them to come back for their money, emphasizing the value of the small sum. The scene contrasted with a film plug about a Western waterhole drama set in the Dragoon mountains of Arizona.
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Buppala
Graf Zeppelin Reported Destroyed At Friedrichshafen
War bulletins from London and Amsterdam report the Graf Zeppelin destroyed by sabotage at Friedrichshafen on September 4. Other items note tanker Kenticheck sunk with full crew saved, ship 15 distressed near Arklow, clashes between British and Belgian fliers, and flooding tests in Utrecht to study Holland water defenses.
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London Star
Friedrichshafen
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Amsterdam
Breedyk Today
Kenticheck
Breedyk
Papera
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Anglo-American Oil Company
Netherlands
Utrecht
Holland
Ile de France Brings Home 1404 Americans From Europe
New York dispatch reports the Ile de France arriving with 1404 Americans aboard from Europe. The 2608 on board included 1901 passengers and many in public rooms. The crossing occurred without a convoy as other vessels ferried American travelers from Bitrone to Hoboken.
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New York
Ile de France
Johan Vat Oldenbirgevell
Dileh Netherlands
Hol- Tadid-Armeried Jingebaytered
Bitrone
Hoboken
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Weather Outlook With Cooler Temperatures Ahead
Weather forecast notes pale partly cloudy skies continuing Saturday night into Sunday. Weatherman Howard Mars predicts noticeably lower temperatures by Monday after highs around 84 on Sunday and 08 on Saturday with a low near 79.
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Howard Mars
400 Americans to sail from France in wartime evacuation
Paris reports 400 Americans removed on a special train to join about 2500 others heading to war aboard the President Harding and the Washington. Madame Wellington Koo, wife of the Chinese ambassador, travels with her two children en route to China as the ships sail tonight and tomorrow at dawn.
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France
Paris
Morehin
United States
Harding
Washington
Wellington Keo
Ching
City Employes Picnic At Koehler Park Saturday
San Antonio workers plan a 3 p.m. opening with Firemen's Band concert and athletic contests in Koehler Park. Miss Elsie Dane Allison, national swimming record holder, will present a swim exhibition. Features include an animal circus by Fred Stark, Brackenridge, a dance and floor show under Mr Rose Bernard, with a grand march led by Mayor and Mrs. Maury Maye rlek.
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San Antonio
Koehler Park
Firemen
Elsie Dane Allison
EK. J. Allison
City
Ira Kercheville
Fred Stark
Brackenridge
Rose Bernard
Maury Mayeerlek
Search Continues for Missing Plane in Canal Zone
Four days into the search for United States Army plane piloted by Trent H. A. Jenkins, authorities decided to extend efforts despite unfavorable weather. Airplanes from Abrook Field aided the operation, with daylight hours limited for the foreseeable future.
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Cristobal
Canal Zone
United States Army
Trent. H. A. Jenkins
Abrook Field
Jap Goodwill Air Party Resumes Hop
Japan goodwill party members left by airplane for New York today at 1 56 a m C T. They expect to reach Newark between 11 30 and 12 noon CT. They arrived here yesterday after a rough flight from Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Chicago
Japan
Goodwi
New York
Newark
N. J
Mari Eois
Albuquerque
N. M
Arrests in vice raid sweep hits 18 here
City vice squad arrested 16 men and women on vice charges and two men on gaming complaints during a night long series of raids conducted on complaints from the Ladn American civic group. The piece references a popular magazine insert about pharaoh curses and tomb traps.
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Tne City Postea
Warndt forest falls to French forces in retreat toward Siegfried Line
Paris dispatch reports French high command saying the Warndt forest west of Forbach is largely in French hands. Communique No. 11 notes night activity by first Indian land forces, with continued aviation support as French press toward Germany's Saar basin and Siegfried Line.
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Saarhlucken
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Rhine
Lauterbourg
Switzerland
Roosevelt Visits Mother as War Fears Rise
President Roosevelt rests at Hyde Park amid European hostilities while staying connected to the White House and State Department. Moscow imposes foreign trade restrictions and calls up reserves, signaling broader wartime measures and potential impact on the Poland Soviet border and German credits.
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Britain
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Berlin
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Hitler
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War Situation Told in Brief
The report outlines conflicting claims on Warsaw amid German advances on the eastern front and French progress toward Germany. German spokesmen claim Warsaw’s fall while Polish broadcasts sow doubt. France reports gains in the Saar region and near the Siegfried line as Allied efforts press in from the west.
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Germany
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Siegfried
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Rev Scherzer to Return to Grace Lutheran Pulpit
The Rev John A Scherzer pastor of Grace Lutheran, who has been at the traders convention in Chicago, will return to take charge of the servers at 11 a m Sunday. He will speak on Behold, Faith Sent.
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Scherzer
John A. Scherzer
Grace Lutheran Ehired
Chicago
Reds Denied Use of Auditorium in City Court Ruling
In Oklahoma City Judge Sam Hooker ruled the city may exercise discretion over auditorium bookings, denying the Communist party use of the building citing riot risk. The ruling upheld city control over the venue as a private facility, not a public utility, and denied claims of denial as discriminatory. The party planned a meeting and invited city officials.
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Oklahoma City
Yept Na
Man Shar
Supreme Court
Vic City
Shaw
T. T. Johnson
Communist Party
Slaw
Tomorray
Frontiers of 914 Again Set Up by Nazis
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler has reaffirmed Germany’s frontiers as of 1914, reclaiming areas from Danzig to Pomerania and parts of East Prussia now considered irrevocably German. German forces press toward Warsaw from the south and east, with reports of crossings of the Wisla and advances around Sandomierz and Lublin.
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Adolf Hitler
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Pomores
Pitisata
Branden
Bug
Pomerania
Pozna Posed
Sibeala
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