Germans Report Resistance is Poles Surprisingly Weak Advance
Warsaw reports Poland’s armies intact and ready to fight back when needed as German forces tighten the noose around the capital. German reports claim swift advances north and south of Warsaw with encirclement efforts, while Polish sources note most crack divisions remain idle awaiting strategic action.
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Rhineland
France
Posen
Roosevelt says no wartime food shortage despite price rise
Washington reports President Roosevelt assuring the public there will be no shortage of foodstuffs or need for alarm. He notes a genuine surplus and that retail stores faced unusual buying rather than actual scarcity. Sugar supplies in Syria were replenished as fresh stocks arrived while flour stocks show improvement. Prices rose modestly but wholesalers and retailers expect adequate supplies to meet demand.
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Syria
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Igher
Milar
British Air Dropped Leaflets Over Germany Again
London reports British Royal Air Force planes again scattered millions of anti-Hitler leaflets over Germany early this morning. The Ministry of Information announced it was the fourth such raid in recent days, part of a ongoing psychological operation against the regime.
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Weather Hints and Regional Sky Conditions
Fair tonight and Saturday with unsettled periods in the east and south Saturday. Showers likely Sunday afternoon or night. Disturbances centered over the Lower Lakes and Western Canada influence weather. Barometric centers over Missouri Valley and Gulf States. Warmth east of the Mississippi and northwest, with near 100 degree highs east of the Rockies and on Atlantic coast.
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Maintain Present Schedule At The National Tube Plant
Operations at the National Tube Company plant in Lorain will run next week at about the same level as in recent weeks. Four blast furnaces and nine open hearths will stay in operation, the Bessemer converter will run on double turn, and pipe mills will keep operating at their current high level.
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LeVies to be Submitted to Voters in Wellington and Lorain
Wellington village filed a resolution with the board of elections asking to submit a 15 mill operating levy for two years to voters at the November election. Lorain city also proposed a 6.75 mill operating levy for five years, per election board records.
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Board of Elections Today
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Elyria Community Chest elects Mrs. Hannaford president
The board of trustees of the Elyria Community Chest Inc elected Mrs Hannaford as president. A longtime civic leader and businesswoman, she becomes Elyria Chest’s first woman president.
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Breezes Bring Relief From Record Heat Wave
Cooling breezes from the northwest eased a sweeping heat wave across the Midwest and into the Ohio Valley. Forecaster C A Donnel predicted cooler weather for Kansas and the Mississippi valleys while rain was expected to help, with Chicago hitting a September record of 99.9 degrees.
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Missouri
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Great Plains
Weather Bureau
Plains
Iowa
Ohio
Indiana
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Michigan
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Columbus
van Wert
Submarine Sinks British Ship Regent Tiger Reported
Radiomarine received a report that a submarine torpedoed and sank the British steamer Regent Tiger. The Belgian freighter Jean Jadot saved 44 crew members. Regent Tiger was 10,125 tons with London as home port. Jean Jadot sails from Antwerp. Destination and exact torpedoing location were not stated.
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Radiomarine Corporation Today
Radiomarine
Jean Jadot
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Antwerp
London
Blame Labor Trouble For Hi Jacking Of Cars
Labor trouble was blamed today for the hi jacking on Route 18 near Wellington early yesterday of two new cars in transit.
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Wellington
Pleas Of Not Guilty Entered In Wellington Grand Jury
Most defendants pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Common Pleas Judge D. A. Cook. Only Robert J. Schnur of Wellington admitted guilt on grand larceny about $90 from Jones Motor Co. Schnur seeks probation to be ruled later. Stanley Koroski faces 20 years to life for Ripton Bank robbery. he is jailed with $20,000 bond inability to pay. Maceo Young indicted for burglary of an inhabited dwelling at night with life term. bond set at $20,000. Others: Glenn Bruce for assault and battery bond $500, John Malloy for burglary of a store bond $1,000, Jack Carter for non-support bond $1,000, Wheeler Smith for second degree manslaughter no bond. W. M. and Robert Plas to plead not guilty later to farm license truck violation. Max Katz to be arraigned Sept. 16 on non-support and receiving stolen property charges.
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Wellington
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Stanley Koroski
Lorain
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Oberlin
Howard R. Butler
Glenn Bruce
Amherst
John Malloy
Jack Carter
Wheeler Smith
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Robert Plas
Russia Township
Max Katz
New Philadelphia
French Widen Operations on Saar Front
German battle fronts shift as the French widen operations on the Saar front into a tank and infantry fight near Saar Bruecken while the British and Polish forces prepare for continued resistance. German reinforcements move to the Rhine defenses as German forces threaten Warsaw and the Polish capital faces a tightening vise from the east and west.
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Paris
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Warsaw
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London
Warsaw Bombing Raids Target Vistula Bridges
Warsaw reports Nazi bombing planes raid the city aiming at the Vistula bridges to trap Polish troops on the west bank. German columns push north of the capital as Polish forces hold the Plonsk to Pultusk line. trains near Brest Litovsk disrupted. one bomber downed per radio announcement.
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Canada Has Not Declared War Yet
Ottawa reports Canada’s position remains unchanged from Sept 1 with Britain having declared war on Germany. Parliament faces emergency measures and possible action to fund escalated costs as the state of war continues.
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Rival Claims In European War
German high command reports Warsaw siege as bombs strike bridges while drives approach from south and three directions, with cities within 25 to 28 miles of Warsaw. Allied claims note French pressure on Siegfried line and German manpower moves, while British observers cite Polish resistance and continued submarine searches.
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High Command
Warsaw
Mszcznonow
Lublin
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Poland
Siegfried Line
Saar
British Navy
Royal Air Force
Another Italian Peace Attempt Is Forecast
Rome reports today indicate a new Italian peace effort may arrive soon after the possible fall of Warsaw. Circles say Mussolini could propose a four power conference involving Britain France Germany and Italy. Some fear past disappointment may deter a new venture while timing and the Polish campaign influence urgency.
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Italy
Nature Net
United States strengthens neutrality and defenses
President Roosevelt declared a limited national emergency to bolster U S defenses and neutrality. Executive orders will raise army navy and marine corps strength within peace time authorizations and expand government powers to counter subversive propaganda. The move includes repatriation funds and aims to seal breach points like Panama and Puerto Rico while keeping measures in peace time.
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South Africa
Germany
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Sumner Welles
Roosevelt hints at broad aims in press conference
Mr. Roosevelt said he did not have to specify the nature of the incidents he seeks to prevent. He noted older correspondents at his press conference recollect incidents before the World War would understand his objectives.
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Six Navy fliers die in bomber crash near San Diego
In San Diego California last night a bomber crashed ten miles east of the Navy air base killing six naval fliers. The charred bodies were recovered and burned beyond recognition. Naval authorities launched an exhaustive inquiry to determine the cause of the crash.
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Sailor Injured On Panay Now Farmer in Delaware County
DELAWARE, O. Peres Dix Ziegler, once a Panay gunboat sailor wounded in December 1937, has become a peaceful farmer in northern Delaware County. A Kilbourne high school graduate in 1930, he joined the Navy but injuries left him unfit for service, ending his military career after head and neck wounds as Panay sank on the Yangtze.
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