Delay Action On Neutrality Till Thursday
The Senate debates a new neutrality bill delaying action until Thursday. The measure tightens credits to foreign governments, bars belligerent shipments, and retains Munitions Control Board licenses. Senators George and Van Nuys praise the plan as protective, while foes warn of rushed procedure.
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Roosevelt
George
Georgia
van Nuys
Indiana
Gid van Nuys
Senate
Committee Democrats
Congress
United States
Munitions Control Board
Doctor George Waldeck Dies in Huntington After Bill-Free Practice
Dr. George Nicholson Waldeck, 67, of Huntington, WV, died yesterday. In 44 years of medical practice he never rendered a bill or refused a call, assisting at more births than any other physician in the state during two years.
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Huntington
W. Va
George Nicholson Waldeck
French Shell Bombardment On Siegfried Line Reported
French forces continued artillery duels along the Siegfried line south of Saarbruecken and along the Lauter River. German guns replied with limited direct hits as French observers sought to probe German fortifications and movements amid a wider front.
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Saar
Vosges Mountains
Schweix
Pirmasens
Saarbruecken
Lauter
Maginot
Siegfried
Rhine
Mosele
Warndt Forest
Weet
Bianweald Barest
Zweibruecken
Bergzaberg
Blies
Ger
New Fit Your Budget Plan Loans Offered
Household Finance advertises a simple loan option from $20 to $300 with no co makers or endorsers. Repayment ranges from 2 to 20 monthly installments, illustrating $100 borrows repaid by $9.75 over 12 months or $18.15 for six months or $6.41 for 20 months, emphasizing easy, budget friendly terms.
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Sias
Mos
Pe Ee
Household Finance Corporation
Soviet Talks With Estonia Signal Trade and Security Moves
Diplomatic sources report the Soviet Union opening discussions with Estonia on possible trading privileges in exchange for Turkish guarantees against Germany. The article notes the Neva River ban affecting Finnish ships and observes ongoing Soviet advances near Warsaw with returning wounded indicating continued Polish resistance.
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Pean
Soviet Union
Turkey
Britain
Neva
Lake Ladoga
Gulf of Finland
Red
Warsaw
Moscow
Deaths of Prominent Persons in America
T J Skillalan 62 engineer consultant of the Pennsylvania Railroad dies in Ardmore Pennsylvania Frederick William Scott 77 prominent Virginia financier dies in Richmond Ern est Mark Pollard 70 congressman from Nebraska 1905 to 1909 dies in Lincoln Nebraska
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America
T. J. Skillalan
Ardmore
T. J. Skilman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick W. Scott
Richmond
Frederick William Scott
Virginia
Ernest M. Pollard
Lincoln
Neb
Ernest Mark Pollard
Nebraska
Orthopedic Clinic Planned in Malone with Dr E B Wilson
A consultation orthopedic clinic will be held at the Court House in Malone on October 6 from 10 A M to 2 P M. The clinic will be in charge of Dr. E B Wilson State orthopedic surgeon.
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Saranac Lake
Court House
Malone
E. B. Wilson
Benedictine Nun Adelgunda Dies at 97 in Pittsburgh
Sister Adelgunda founder of the Order of Benedictine Sisters in Pittsburgh died at St. Marys Convent motherhouse in the Pittsburgh district. She would have been 98 in November and was believed to be the oldest nun in the United States.
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Pittsburgh
Adelgunda
Order of
Benedictine Sisters
United States
St. Mary’s Convent
New Warsaw Challenges Are Hurled
Polish city defends against a German siege as Warsaw radio reports brutal bombardment. Announcers praise defender bravery yet urge surrender while describing blood stained streets, missing women and children, and calls to build barricades and aid groups.
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Warsaw
Great Britain
France
Poland
Krakow
Ton
National Theater
Biddle recounts Nazi tactics and escape across Poland
Civil pilot Biddle describes German bombing on a villa near a river, details three squads and 11 bombs with six duds. He and family fled in a caravan through five towns to provisional capitals, using ditch poses or upright stances to survive air attacks. He notes the German strategy of targeting air factories and lines, the phantom train evacuations, and Polish resistance with about 200 planes shot down.
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Paris
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
United States
Poland
Germany
Biddle
France
The
Marne
Joseph Albert Deport
Charles Etienne Sainte Claire- Deville
Peggy
Mary Wallis
George Earle
Breslau
Kuty
Warsaw
Foreign Office
Bucharest
Romania
Armand Calinesett
Violent Deaths in Ontario Reach Week’s Toll
Ontario reports at least 19 violent deaths over the week end. Eleven died in traffic crashes. a Sudbury family of four perished in a frame house fire. An aircraft crash near Clifford killed two. an elderly farmer died after a fall from a straw stack near Branton. an unidentified transient was struck by a train near Niagara Falls while reportedly intoxicated.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Sudbury
Clifford
Branton
Michigan Central Railroad
Niagara Falls
Butler Described A Very Sick Man In Hospital
Washington dispatch says Associate Supreme Court Justice Pierce Butler, 73, remains in poor condition with a bladder ailment. Dr. Fred R. Anderson reports he is "a very sick man" and has been hospitalized since Thursday night.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pierce Butler
Fred R. Anderson
Butler
Anderson
Illness Recurrence Leads to Ongoing Health Struggle
The report notes a failure to recover from an illness after prior treatment, highlighting a continuing health challenge. No additional context or names are provided in the fragment.
Advertisement for Peterson's Ointment Relief
An ad claims over a million dollars yearly spent on pile remedies and promotes Peterson's Ointment as soothing fast relief. It notes a 5 cent box and 60 cent tube with applicator and offers money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
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