19 Aug 1939
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1939
Page
1
A fragmented testimony portrays Nazi aims to abduct American women and girls. The witness details threats, wartime propaganda, and the German regime's reach, noting harassment, recruitment efforts, and potential dangers to the United States and its civilians.
In Niagara Falls the Ventatem Corporation and Producers CoKA along with Chemles Workers unit of the United Mine Workers of America announced a signed contract after nine months of negotiations. The agreement, proclaimed by Congress of Industrial Organizations leaders, marks the first deal approved by the IG in the Niagara Falls chemical industry.
A plane forced down during storm Hazelshilg FR AU landed on the Susquothanna River near Liverpool’s Tye. Occupants identify themselves as Mr and Mrs DOM Wallace from Ovands and report a safe arrival after the perilous landing last night.
A fragmented report describes Nazi forces taking control in Slovakia with authorisation from German authorities. Police and military moves, arrests, and patrols occur as authorities suppress anti-government and anti-German pamphlets.
A garbled report describes Poland facing a German military buildup and potential encirclement fears. The piece mentions Slovak reactions and rising tensions as both nations appear to prepare for increased military activity, with cautious Western reporting.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a World War II era peace mission and German military movements in Barlin and surrounding ranges. It notes an ambivalent mission ending with Ueatent Sor Ansty and mentions eastern orders, Carpathians, and Miyoral Mountains with reference to slave labor and protestors.
Blond actress Mity Davis sues Stroud twin claiming he is the father of her unborn child. She seeks declaration of paternity and damages including 50000 plus monthly support, medical care, and other expenses. Stroud reportedly deserted her after December engagement plans fell through.
Japan pressures Britain as negotiations stall amid currency crisis and power shifts in North China. Tokyo signals possible withdrawal from talks while Britain seeks a settlement on terms and reparations under the postwar framework.
In Toronto Ang 19 delegates pledge support as 7090 Poles in the Poly vel colony attend a mass meeting. Speeches urge backing Poland against Germany and strengthening Allied power. Banners reading Hands with Poland Leave Poland Border Alone hang above the Stanley Park area near the event.
Economic notes indicate Romania and Germany adjust trade terms as postwar policies influence petroleum exports. The move entails a 30 percent effect on German credits and new terms affecting purchases, with emphasis on energy and bilateral commerce between the two nations.
On a damp day Noord Ang 1D 4X traders watched a muddy track as horses and rodeo acts moved slowly. Names such as Dobins, Shuler, and Bakles appear amid scattered injuries and retirements, with the crowd following the race and exhibition at Tintondale and Lake my nrg. A brown angelic mare was noted, while Ralph Watkins and Young Ralph were part of the pacing and trading chatter.
Authorities probed a fatal plunge at a 120 foot vantage point in New Rochelle. A witness described a fall from the vicinity as a possible accident during a suicide attempt, with rescuers confirming the man became unresponsive beneath the overlook.
Nine mariners aboard a cannery tender near Chal ham Shmit were feared drowned after a distress call. The vessel Arnold, owned by the New England Fish Company of Gealite Lie Arnold, reportedly found debris and limited crew remains as it arrived at the scene north of here.
A Vatican broadcast reports Pope appeals to rulers and nations to avoid war. He urges responsibility and unity, stressing peace and justice for Europe and the world. He calls on leaders to cooperate for the consolidation of lasting peace and to restrain powers that could lead to conflict.
A roundup notes 70 indicted in a WPA strike linked case. The jury presented charges before Judge Roba G. Gell as defendants awaited further hearings. Authorities issued warrants and cited federal evidence. The report mentions Attorney General Fran Murphy and a sewing project incident with injuries and police response.
In a county court yesterday Avi Holson Melt and Frank J Kninkowski received prison terms for a robbery attempt. The jury deliberated and a verdict was delivered but pending retrial on related charges. The defendants face potential extended penalties if convictions are upheld.
Two armed bandits roamed a rural area when a confrontation led to a fatal shooting. A third man was wounded and another was captured after a pursuit by state police and guards. Authorities described the incident as a violent robbery attempt with one attacker killed and the other detained.
Rescuers search upriver counties as Alabama floodwaters advance beyond safe levels. Officials report extensive damage along the Little Pen River and tributaries with crops ruined and homes endangered. County crews mobilize to assess risks and deliver aid.
Alderman urges a city boycott of Japanese products amid protests linked to wartime tensions. Discussions focus on economic pressure and political statements against import of certain goods.
A French official inspected fortifications along the Maginot Line assessing defenses from Menlo to Hepeotyd. The report notes ongoing Franco Allies coordination and possible strengthening measures as European tensions rise amid talks of future security and defense postures.
An automobile official urged broader gold distribution to reduce hoarding and stabilize prices. The talk referenced measures by industry leaders and Congress to import and regulate gold, aiming for balanced supply and lower consumer prices.
fragmentary text describes an active investigation in Orange County with potential prosecutions tied to an upcoming primary election on September 19. A public letter from attorney John Bennett mentions a Democratic entity and possible indictments by a grand jury, with references to Janis, Veret, and others.
Citizens and Americans gathered at Malacanang Palace to honor Manuel Quezon on his 61st birthday. The event featured notable figures and observed celebratory rituals across the Islands.
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