Chamberlain May Reject Hitler Terms Tomorrow
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain is expected to reject Adolf Hitler's peace terms while keeping the door open for a more acceptable offer from Germany. He will address the Commons tomorrow and likely not present allied counter proposals, placing responsibility on Hitler for submitting reasonable terms or facing consequences.
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Berlin Says Daladier Speech Opens Peace Basis
The Berlin AP dispatch outlines the German position after Daladier’s France address. Germany declines to view Daladier’s speech as rejecting Hitler’s peace offers and signals no reason a truce cannot be reached.
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German accepts Daladier aims as home view
Berlin reports authorized German sources say Germany sees no conflict between Daladier's war aims and its own security guarantees. They dismiss his criticisms as for home consumption and anticipate British Prime Minister Chamberlain's response before final judgment. Concluded on page 11 column 3.
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Convoy of 24 Merchantmen Sailed Toward England
Passengers arriving from England aboard the Royal Mail liner Highland Brigade report a convoy of 24 merchant ships guarded by British cruisers and warplanes heading toward England through the Bay of Biscay. The British cruiser Ajax, which arrived yesterday, departed this morning after sinking the German cargo ship Olinda on Sept. 3.
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Persian Turkish Lines reinforced by Soviet troops
Moscow reports Red army units in the Caucasus on the southern frontier facing Persia and Turkey have been reinforced chiefly with infantry and picked mounted troops. No troop numbers were released. The frontier lies between the Black and Caspian Seas with expansion aims toward the Persian Gulf.
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Gehrig named city parole commissioner in New York
Mayor LaGuardia appoints Lou Gehrig former Yankee star to a city parole panel for about ten years with a 56000 salary after a 5 percent pay cut. The five member board is headed by police and correction officials and Gehrig vows to serve, inspire youth, and stay in public life.
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Hitler Orders Air Force to Press Attack on British Navy
Berlin October 11 officials said the German air force was ordered to continue its attacks on British warships blockading the North Sea. The order was described as one of the most important since the Poland war ended.
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Clark warns against U.S. taking sides in European war
Senator Clark of Missouri criticizes the administration plan to repeal the arms embargo and expand cash and carry. He calls the proposal a secret bid to pick sides, warns of contraband loops and new war-year booms, and urges a bipartisan foreign policy committee as a check on executive power.
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Britain Recognizes Poland in France Government
London reports the British Government recognizes the Polish Government established in France. Sir Howard Kennard, ambassador to Poland, will go to France within days to resume duties. R. A. Butler told the House of Commons the news.
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Periled liner Iroquois due to dock today
The Iroquois, protected by a U S naval convoy, was expected to dock late today with 584 passengers from Europe. Its arrival time remained secret as destroyers and a Coast Guard cutter guarded the ship. An aerial and sea search intensified for an alien submarine near the coast.
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Three Killed and Sixty Two Hurt in Bus Wreck
An underpowered school bus carrying 64 students and the driver plunged from a highway embankment near Big Creek High School in War West Virginia. Three students died Maxine Beavers Lucille Mullins Ernest Wood. Sixty two were injured, several critically, as the bus wrecked on Norfolk & Western tracks. Hospitals at Welch treated the injured with little hope for some.
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Joann of Arkansas opens sensational campus saga
The Herald Journal launches the first installment of Joann of Arkansas a campus intrigue tale by Jerry Broadfield blending romance thrill and football action. Set around a student heiress and Techs star back before a crucial Rose Bowl deciding stretch readers are urged to follow each chapter.
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French Front Battles Push German Attacks Near Saarbrucken
French general staff reports renewed fighting along a 35 mile Moselle front with German patrols repulsed south of Saarbrucken and Pirmasens. French pilots credit "death by own action squads" and automatic weapons in fresh assaults as Premier Daladier rejects Hitler peace terms.
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League Publishes Finland Neutrality Declarations
The League of Nations published Finland s neutrality declarations dated Sept 1 3 and 15 sent Sept 30 and relayed Oct 6. Foreign Minister Rudolf Holsti signed stating Finland will observe strict neutrality in the present war citing the 1938 Nordic neutrality agreement among Denmark Finland Iceland Norway and Sweden.
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Nurse Witness in Slaying Trial in Ontario Case
Gladys Lee a nurse was summoned today as a witness in the trial of Stewart Nighs wander charged with killing 12 year old Henry Doto of Buffalo. The Buffalo mechanic was tried after the boy’s body was found June 22 in a brushy patch on Fort Erie outskirts.
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Global War Dispatches From Helsinki to Moscow
News notes report Finns arming civilians and evacuating cities as a Moscow envoy seeks Russian concessions. Russia forges Baltic pacts, aims to bind Ukraine, while Berlin concedes bleak peace hopes and plans mass repatriations.
Finland Prepares to Defend Independence Amid Soviet Pressure
Helsinki reports Finland massing its small navy off the southwest coast as troops deploy machine guns and air raid alarms sound for the first time in history. Evacuations run into hundreds of thousands from Helsinki Tammersfors Vasa and Åbo as Moscow seeks “friendship” terms and Finnish leaders vow to die free rather than live as slaves.
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Kremlin Set to Enforce New Demands on Finland
Moscow reports a push for political and economic talks with Finland as Russia seeks Baltic dominance once held in czarist times. Troop concentrations on Finland and surrounding Baltic defense buildup accompany the Finnish delegation led by Juho Kusti Paasikivi arriving by train for discussions.
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War Today in Europe Daladier and Chamberlain respond to Hitler
The War Today notes Daladier has given Hitler half the Allied answer to peace proposals and Chamberlain is expected to present the other half. Berlin Nazi quarters fear peace prospects fade if Chamberlain follows the line. Observers say Hitler faces a tough choice to avoid war or seek another path. Inevitable clocking in of pressure and a growing Stalin partnership complicates his decision.
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