Danzig Leaders Await Signal From Hitler
Danzig announces all schools closed as teachers conscripted and barracks fill schoolhouses. Nazis tighten control with rail stations taken over and a 75 mile frontier guarded by 20,000 men with new gear facing Poland. Security measures include published hoarder names and mobilization of German troops from East Prussia.
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Danzig
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Poland
East Prussia
Hohenstein
Troys
Kaiserhaven
Impartial Tests Compare 16 Largest Brand Products
A recent series of scientific laboratory tests evaluated sixteen leading brands. The study measured purity, performance, and safety, highlighting top performers and noting minor variability across products. Results stress consistent quality control and transparent labeling for consumer trust.
Amherst Events and Club Meetings Highlight 125th Celebration
Amherst announces a busy schedule with a 125th anniversary planning meeting at Town Hall tonight, Knights of Pythias corn roast at Beaver Park, and Garden Club planning sessions for the flower show. WCTSU and church circles meet, choirs rehearse, and Sunday services continue through next week with no German service. St Peter Church hosts teachers and officers gathering, skating party for parish youth, and St Ann’s Circle Three hosts a public party.
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Amherst, CO
Knights of Pythias
Beaver Park
Amherst Garden Club
Balls Cottage
Ceylon
Amherst
Women's Christian Temperance Union
B. A. Jenne
Church Street
Lorain
St. Mary’s Alumni Association
Circle Three
St. Ann's Society
Choir Supports Pastor in Protest Over Traffic Tag
At Shiloh Baptist Church in Columbus Rev. Sandy F. Ray and all 42 choir members backed the pastor in a protest after his arrest for blocking traffic near the Ohio State Fairgrounds. The choir accompanied him to the Central Police station and will attend the traffic court hearing. A separate parish schedule mentions novena, Holy Communion, school reopening, and a church gathering at St Amherst Methodist with planned entertainment.
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Columbus
Sandy F. Ray
Shiloh Baptist Church
Ray
C. Ray Morgan
Central
Church activities and meetings announced for the week
The council will hold a meeting at the church Friday evening. An English communion service will be held next Sunday morning at ten o'clock. Announcements will be received at the parsonage Saturday afternoon and evening. The Ladies' Society will meet in the church parlors at 1 30 Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon will be served by Mrs Don Rockwood and Mrs William Baird. The choir will meet for rehearsal at 3 30 Thursday afternoon. An important meeting of the church board and entire congregation will be held at the close of the service next Sunday morning. A good attendance is desired. Miss Dorothy Jackson underwent an operation Saturday. Mrs Frank Snezek was admitted and discharged Saturday. Ronald Pakacs and Earl Riemer were admitted and discharged Saturday. Mrs L Roemer, Miss Helen Roemer, Fred Berger, Misses Helen and Hulda Berger, John Ehlert, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Richard Thutt at Lima. Mrs Fred Berger, who has been spending the past week with the Thutts, accompanied them home. Mr and Mrs B A Jenne were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Martin Vanador at Clyde.
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Women’s Guild
Walter Miller
Woodhill Drive
Altar Rosary Society
Board of Stewards
Axtel Church
St. Amherst
Ladies’ Society
Don Rockwood
William Baird
Dorothy Jackson
R. D
Lorain
Frank Snezek
Iowa Avenue
Ronald Pakacs
Middle Ridge
Earl Riemer
Amherst
Ll. Roemer
Helen Roemer
Fred Berger
Helen
Hulda Berger
John Ehlert
Richard Thutt
Lima
Thutts
B. A. Jenne
Martin Vanador
Clyde
Ohio
Temple Faculty Drawn From 23 Foreign Lands
Temple University in Philadelphia began in 1884 with seven theology students. An administration survey shows a faculty of 790 for 12,000 students, with 91 members born or educated abroad among 23 foreign countries represented. Citizenship is American. faculty origins include England, Australia, Russia, Canada, Ireland, Germany, Poland, Colombia, Denmark, France, Romania, Venezuela, and more.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
Russell H. Conwell
England
Divine
Australia
Russia
Canada
Ireland
Germany
Porto- Poland
Colombia
Denmark
Fiay Mengre
Lithuania
Zealand
France
Armenie
Bengery
Rumania
Ven—aete
Switnerferd
Roosevelt Drops Hyde Park Trip Plans
President Roosevelt abandoned a planned Hyde Park visit and stayed at the White House awaiting possible quick peace moves if Europe changes. Officials said any new peace appeal could be formed within an hour if warranted by events. Sailings of American passenger ships to German ports have been suspended.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
White House
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Ignacy Moscicki
Poland
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Soviet Russia
United States
Evacuations Continue as Americans Flee Europe
About one hundred members and families of the Columbia Club of St. John’s La. The evacuation of American nationals from Europe proceeds. Officials say enough American flag vessels are in regular North Atlantic service to handle the homeward passenger surge. White House sources say President Roosevelt finds the European situation more hopeful than early last week, but warns the world is not yet out of danger.
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Europe
North Atlantic
White House
Roosevelt
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