Nazis to Move in Neutral Country
Paris dispatch reports two days of front observations suggesting Germans may attack through Holland or Belgium rather than France. Analysis outlines mechanized assault patterns and delays if Germany cannot ready divisions for spring, plus anticipated aerial terror and Allied air successes affecting morale and resource requests.
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Paris
Holland
Belgium
Poland
Toland
Spain
Jose Solchaga
Barcelona
Solchaga
Curtiss
Germany
Messerschmidts
Ta Monde
Soen
Sinking of Sub 5 Described Sinking of Sub 5 Described
New York dispatch describes the sinking of a crippled German submarine during its first Atlantic voyage after disguising as a fishing vessel. Captain Frederick Pickering recounts the encounter near the Belly islands as a British destroyer closed in and opened fire, sinking the U boat with crew aboard.
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New York
INS
Andr
Steel Mariner
Frederick Pickering
Pickering
Destiny
Pieneringt
Usak
Turks Must Help Army Air Forces
ANKARA Sept 22 Turks urged citizens aged 18 to 50 to join an Aviation League with an annual subscription of one Turkish pound. The league said the income could reach 10 million dollars yearly, to be used to reinforce the Turkish air force.
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Ankara
Turkey
Aviation League
League
British Steamer Ardlsa Steamship Reported Lost at Sea
NGNDON Sept 23. Owners state the Arlsa steamship marksdale they have been declared lost at sea and the crew have been brought ashore. No further details given about voyage or fate of the vessel and passengers.
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Arilsa Steamnoe Arkleside
British set up prison camps in England
A Ministry of Information communique said German officers arrived at a prison camp in England yesterday and other prisoners were moved to another camp. No numbers were provided. The note recalls Chamberlain's Sept 15 Commons speech citing British successes against German submarines.
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London
Ministry of Information
Geran
England
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Attempt to Wreck Train Ends in Near-Miss Near Estevan
Estevan Saskatchewan September 22 Canadian Press heavy iron bars and a wooden tie were laid across the tracks of the Canadian Pacific spur near the coal town of Bienfait in an apparent attempt to wreck a train. Engineer Dan Honan applied the brakes and stopped about 20 feet from the obstruction. The train was cleared and continued to Estevan.
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Estevan
Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific Spuris
Bientait
Dan Honan
Estevart
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