Japan Soviet Pact Charged as Retaliation Move
UPI report from Washington details Senator Thomas Dermencerdt Utah and others reacting to a Soviet Japanese agreement to suspend fighting along the Manchukuo border. They warn it may be a prelude to US action, while Hull notes a lapsed trade treaty with Japan set for January. Authorities debate neutrality and potential European involvement as Lindbergh warns against propaganda and overextension.
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UPI
Sonator Thomas
Dermcerdt
Utah
Mongolia
Agatha
United States
Taye
Hull
Wile
Washington
Col
Chatfes A. Lintburgh
Ker
Europe
Three Cities Seek 1949 West Texas Judges Convention Bid
Mineral Wells September 14. Ce Abiletie Ban Angelo and Piytiglew seek to host the 1949 West Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association convention. El Paso is expected to submit a bid as talks move toward a close today.
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Ce Abiletie
Ban Angelo
Piytiglew
Judges and Commissioners Association
el Paso
Clase
Bonus Demand Delays Liners in New York
Seamen aboard several liners delayed departures awaiting a war bonus. Crews demanded 260 dollars per man for voyaging submarine waters, stalling ships including the Jantahtes and the American Trader. The delay halted boarding as gangplanks were pulled and state department orders awaited.
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New York
State Department
Attandon Amerians
Europe
Suantta Ni
Probers Look Just Natural Inside Soualus Splash Artist
Twenty two month old Larry Grona dives before he swims and follows family. His father Cotten Gronz tends mules while Stanley Mae Harr and Mrs EB Harris are early diving enthusiasts. Three generations share a pool as winter antics unfold in One WoC A. pool.
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Larry Grona
Is Familly
Larry
Cotten Gronz
West
Stanley Mae Harris Grons
Intry
EB. J. Harris
Submarine Squalus Board Demonstrates Valve Failure
In Portsmouth New Hampshire naval inquiry shows a test of air intake valves on the salvaged submarine Squalus. An official described the initial valve close attempts, noting one valve shut while the larger one failed to seal, as investigators seek causes of the May 23 disaster.
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Portsmouth
N. H. Sent
Naval Board of Inquiry
Oliver FP
Naquin
Thoms J Tanner
Nalve
Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
West Elsmere
Agauier Avenue
Ins
EniatRed
Gandhi Appeals for British Involvement in India
Wardha India December 16 17 Gandhi urged the British government to implement declarations of faith in democracy made during the war and hinted that cooperation with Britain depended on a clear response. He spoke of recognizing India and all under the crown as free and independent and linked it to the British commitment to democracy.
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Wardha
India
Muhaatas
Gand
Hones
Acton
Thosse
Meta
Sinking of Three Ore Slips Blamed on German Submarines
German submarines were blamed for sinking three ore slips, including one Belgian vessel the S063-tan Alex Van Opstal near Weymouth. The captain reported a terrible explosion and the ship broke in two, all aboard rescued by the Greek steamer Atlanteus. The British losses included the Farah Head and Dayara, marking the eighteenth and nineteenth ships sunk since the war began.
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Lonuon
Belgium
Alex van Opstal
Weymouth
Yenery
Atlanteus
New York
England
Farah Head
War Effects Felt by Fashion Houses
War disruptions reach fashion firms as British and allied shipping losses mount. Ships held for contraband searches guard merchant vessels off the southeast coast while Britain maintains sea lanes. Paris reports among the few open houses Lanvin and Creed, with others closed due to mobilization or war.
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Iosses
Britain
Wilts
Randstead
France
Pamberts
Calais
Paris
Lanvin
Creed
Canadian envoy Christie to depart for Washington
Ottawa reports that Ianadian Provst Crnilia's envoy and minister plenip penipaleg Loria C. Christie will proceed by train to Washington, making the Canadian legation's arrangements for the United States trip.
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Ot Bitawa
iGanadian Provst Crnilia
Catianveloiry
Penipaleg ‘Ary
United States
Loria C. Christie
Uilee
Washington
Lake Yey Te Cane
Adian Legation
Dog Week Parade and Prizes Highlight San Antonio Event
The city hosts Dog Week with a pageant and contests for dogs and owners. Prizes include a Pomeranian puppy and twenty additional awards as residents meet in the parade from Alamo to Jefferson Auditorium. Mayor Maverick urges citizens to honor dogs and promote humane care.
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Nomalnz
San Antonso
Schoenberg Kevinels
Briziewinner
Vals Con
Guitars and a Translation Gift for Hampun Bati-Hanonno Tribe
Major Gardner donated two guitars to the museum after presenting a translation of 22 songs by the Hampun Bati-Hanonno tribe of the Patlp bine Islands. He was aided by Martha Lott Chandler in the difficult phonetic work, with Chandler noted as a likely American who knows the tribe’s language.
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Hampun Bati-Hanonno Teibe
Patlpbine Islands
Wean
Hunan Nalts
WILLE
Mal
Pleteher Gardner
Gultuys
Gardute
Willpinos
Major Gardner
Martha Lott Chandler
Miss Clondier
Lie
Wana
War 25 Years Ago September 15 1914 Battle Front
A September 15 1914 dispatch reports German forces retreating on the western front while Allied offensive actions continue. The Japanese war office announces an aviator dropping bombs on German barracks near Warsaw. Details reference military units including the new York regiment and signals in ongoing global conflict.
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Millerami
Tulfre
New York
Bank of Poland's Gold Shipped Abroad In Black Sea Route
Reported today half of Poland's gold, valued at about 37 million dollars, was shipped by British steamer from Constanza via Rumanki and Sayy ts to the Bug theater. The convoy moved along the Polish Rimant front with a wartime route to Constanza noted as the destination.
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Bucharest
Bank of Poland
Constanza
Tuanutiqiy
Black Sea
Rumanki
Sayyts
Bugitheater
Constanan
Abrang
Beacon EL to Observe Visiting Week and September Events
Visiting week at Beacon EL will be observed during the week of September 1944 with a rally on the first Sunday in Ortoboy. Rev A V Board of the Presbytery of Western Texas announces a meeting at Allie September 18 with Dr Beard and H E Stone in church. Children’s choir meets at 4 p.m. each Tuesday under Mrs Natt Holman guiding Miss Mary and Roessler as pianist. Senior ensembles meet Thursday evenings led by Eric Harker with Aus Raland Springall as organist.
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Beacon EL
Benson Bill Presuyin
Ortoboy
A.V. Board
Presbytery of
Western Texas
Allee
Beard
H. E. Stone
Seafeel
Childrens Bors
Bencos
Aull
Smder
Natt Holman
Mary & Roessler
Ene Imeets
Eric Harker
Aus Raland Springall
Auto Workers Vote For C O Over Auto Union At Belgas Plant
Detroit report on an overwhelming vote by seven Belgas Manufacturing plants for the United Automobile Workers UAW against the AFL CIO Glass-Lns union. Ballots counted by the National Labor Relations Board show 1,001 for the UAW and 918 for the union, with near-complete tallies from workers across the sites. Only Evansville Brives site had close results, 524 for the UAW and 6 for the rival AFL CIO. The election concluded Thursday and ballots were tallied yesterday.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers
A.B
Belgas
Manufictring
U. A
Spraky
Auto Workers
aViioh Ninkey Atutomobile
Ienational
Mvansville
The
11000 Expected at LOOP Meet at Dallas
Sept 16 report on a four state viewing session opening in Dallas with delegates from Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas and Texas. The gathering, continuing yesterday, included prominent figures and camp activities related to Odd Persons and Hebricals.
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Dallas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Atkastins
Psi
Conde FR. Yeskins
Pattinech
Grand En Campinonk
Texas
Prinyed Yester Tiaye
Dallas Firefighters vote to drop back wages suit
Captain A H Bayless, chairman of the Dallas Firefighters association, said the five men voted 67 to dismiss a $330,000 suit against the city for back wages. The reversal followed earlier derision and involved members listed for the vote.
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Dallas
A. H. Bayless
Dili
Armistice Talks Foresee Peace Between Soviets and Japan
An armistice between Soviet Russia and Japan was announced. it takes effect at 5 am local time. Talks led by Vyacheslav Molotov and Shigenori Togo aimed to avoid broader conflict, with a commission to determine the armistice terms in Outer Mongolia and Manchouko.
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Moscow
Japp
Outer Mongolia
Manchou- Rio
Russia
Gernyudy
Rapoirs
Vyatchestaff Molotoff
Shigenori Togo
Cranties
Oil Industry Position Report Shows No Crisis
Sept 16 report by the interstate oil commission presents an industry position drawn from current production and reserves. It notes no crisis exists, urges states to cap output within Bureau of Mines quotas, and discusses possible effects on interstate supply and price stability.
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Stm
Exret
Positiai
Waveblag
Vastertag
Statewell
Bureau of Mines
Lena
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