German Air Force Sent to Help Repel French
German forces push southeast as Warsaw faces bombardment threat. Berlin reports strategic actions around Lwow Drohobych and Magleroy while negotiations for Warsaw’s capitulation hint at a peaceful outcome. German comments praise Russia and hint at postwar realignments as western fronts clash with French forces.
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Nazi
Red Leachersight
Brest-Litovs
Polish Republic
Lemberg
Polish Ukraine
Drohobyer
I 8
Magleroy
Ewow
Kraenystawy
Four Die As Sightseeing Plane Crashes In Yakima Orchard
A six passenger sightseeing plane crashed 250 feet into an orchard after takeoff from the Joes airport in Yakima Washington killing four aboard. Pilot Steve Stussy about 40 sold the plane recently to an Anchorage flyer and planned a Mighty Lite appearance that Sunday. Victims Marian Miscari 18 Elizabeth Taylor 17 and Junior McNeil 17 died in the post crash fire. Two other passengers Florence Stolz 14 and Glen Mournell 22 escaped with fractures and injuries as flames kept rescuers at bay for over an hour.
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Yakima
Wash
Joes
Steve Stussy
Anchorage
Alaska
Marian Miscari
Elizabeth Taylor
Junior McNeil
Florence Stolz
Glen Mournell
Norse Neutrals View Red Coup
Premiers of Norway Sweden Denmark and Finland met in Copenhagen to discuss mutual neutrality amid Soviet advances in Poland. Baltic neutrality assurances were reported while Lithuanian troop movements sparked talk of potential action, with limited official details as talks continued among veteran ministers.
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Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Russia
Poland
Baltic States
Lithuania
Latta
Berlin
Willa
Vya
Cheslaff Molotoff
Saint Frees
Finkund
Siler
Moscow
Pravda
Abkritinika
Hasaan
Riga
Germany withdraws $73 million bonds registration
The German government asked withdrawal of a registration statement for 73000000 dollars in funding bonds as the securities commission opened a hearing to decide if Germany may issue the bonds. A telegram from Hans Röders, German consul general in New York, said withdrawal was sought in view of the state of war in Europe.
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Berlin
Europe
Wilno
Lithuania
Zeligowski
Palland
Diest Aus Deutschland
Germany
Lithania
Washington
Securities Commission
SEG
Tacay
Commission
Ifans Rorehers
War News Reporting Gets Wider Freedom From Ministry
London reports that the war cabinet will grant greater freedom in war news. A. G. Clifford of Reuters will represent the world press temporarily at the western front while others are authorized. Lord Camrose is named chief assistant to the information minister Lord MacMillan.
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Ministry of Information
War Cabinet
Western Front
A. G. Clif 1Ford
Renter
British News Agency
Haeketlin
Spain
Lord Camrose
Daily Telegraph
Lord MacMillan
Palace of former Kaiser Wilhelm II at Potsdam
A historic Potsdam palace once home to Kaiser Wilhelm II reportedly spans 600 rooms and 2 baths of the vast complex, contrasting its more famous 1400 room fame with a pared down count in recent descriptions.
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Potsdam
Germany
Special Canadian Session Called in Ottawa
Ottawa Ontario September 19 Prime Minister Mackenzie King summoned his cabinet to a special session this afternoon to discuss the European war. It is believed Russia's invasion of Poland will be the main topic of the meeting.
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Ottawa
Ontario
W. B. Mae
Kenzie King
Russia
Poland
Young Slayer of Farmer Hanged in Washington
Walla Walla, Washington clerks report the execution of Earl Talbott aged 19 for the August 9 1938 slaying of Walter McKinney a 20 year old farmer from Walla Walla County The sentence was carried out at the state penitentiary today August 18 1938.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Earl Talbott
Laugher
Hontsville, Wash
State Penitentiary
W. Be, McKinney
Wailshutz Farmer
Railroad switchman loses legs in Colorado Springs yard accident
Edward B. Johnson a Rock Island railroad switchman suffered severe injuries when he fell under a locomotive in the Colorado Springs yards. Surgeons performed amputations at the hospital as part of emergency treatment. The incident was reported with hospital updates on Johnson’s condition.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Taches
Edward B. Johnson
Rock Island Railroad
Colorado
Two Women Clerks Chosen for San Antonio Police
Two of the ten women to be employed by the San Antonio police department were chosen Monday. The selections are Miss Dorothy Strigler of 104 East Fueld avenue and Miss Reba Goodman of 320 East Myttic street.
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San’ Antonio
Drive Better Automobile Safely Today
Classified brief notes offer light vehicle alerts and value picks for today. Highlights include safer driving tips and car-related value guidance from Sce Classification 13.
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Tor
AEDs Sweep Into Poland Amid Invasion Reports
Russian and German broadcasts spoke of heavy German attacks on Poland while a general staff communique claimed Polish forces repulsed by resisting units. Ten Polish aircraft reportedly shot down as the invasion began from the east two days after armistice news between Russia and Japan. Russians pledged protection for Polish minorities in annexed areas as troops crossed the frontier.
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Poland
Edward Snigly-Rydz
Kutna
Sesterday
Warsaw
Deciin
Brest-Listovsk
Zweibruecken
Lywikta
Eval
Polish Regation K& Herne
Switzerland
Moladecyrio
Paris
Zalesvczyki
Ba. m
Russia
Japan
Outer Mongolia
Manchukuo
Mendicen dissolves bronhial asthma pain relief claim
A coarse, error filled ad style text promotes Mendicen as a cure for bronchial asthma attacks. It claims quick dissolution of phlegm and relief from choking sensations, promising rapid breath relief and a money back guarantee, despite numerous garbled phrases and dubious medical legitimacy.
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