Agreement Near That Could End the Chinese Japanese War
Tokyo reacts to possible terms that would dissolve the conflict and grant China sovereignty with Japanese concessions. Informants and press reports hint at a staged withdrawal by Japan from occupied Chinese territories as part of a broader peace démarche. Diplomatic circles note negotiations have progressed secretly, with China’s Nanking regime seeking lasting terms and closer ties to the United States.
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Tokyo
Sophien
Uni
China
Japan
Shanghai Bureau
Nearing Ree Gineifoumants
Taksi Report
Shanghe Tel
Hapan
United States
Wis Iie
Nanking
Genewal
Longest Military Supply Lines In World History Ordered Opened
President Roosevelt ordered the longest military supply lines opened to deliver American air materials to Russia. W. Averell Harriman headed the Moscow mission as Anglo American aid plans were outlined for the Soviet forces in their fight against Germany. The key route would use the Persian Gulf and a cross Eurasian path to supply Russian fronts, with British control of sea lanes deemed critical and the ultimate aim clear: victory.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Germany
Tronn
United States
Moscow
W. Averell Harriman
White House
Russia
Larsdon
Samarkand
Cruvagian
Ines
Sue Geas
Great Britain
Mr. Roosevelt
U.S
Harriman
Avesman
Siberia
Iran
Russie
No More Billboards To Be Placed In Ely Park
The Ely Park Commission announced that no new billboards will be placed in Ely Park. The decision ends use of the large Broad Street facing space and supports a beautification program while sidewalks have been improved and plans for additional greenery are in progress.
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Ely Park
Ely Parks
Park Commission
Broad Street
Elyte
Pendal
Maklig
Japan Seeks Peace as Japan Mobilizes for Pacific Challenge
Washington reports indicate Japan aims for peace in the Pacific while centralizing army control to strengthen mobilization. Observers say internal reforms may ease tensions yet the double-edged moves suggest readiness for a sharper shift if diplomacy fails. Premier Onoye hopes for an accord with the United States through exploratory talks in Washington and Tokyo.
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Washington
United States
Aner
Japan
Pacific
Jane
Prince Fumimira Onoye
Tokyo
Pay Increases In Plane Plants Aid War Production
United Press reports wage hikes in Southern California aircraft plants benefit 60,000 workers amid 82.5 billion War Production orders for the United States aiding Britain. Move aims to stabilize wages and avert stoppages, as aviation plants face strikes and labor disputes across Pittsburgh Beaver, Pa., and Chicago.
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United Press
United States
Britain
Cailing
CIO
United Electrical
Foule Bros. Star and Machine Corp
Chicago
Beaver
APL
Ae Jon
AFL
Carmen
Pushmay Stanedard Car Manufacturing Company
National Defense Mediation Board
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Tho Union
Case Against 15 C.1.0 Members Is Continued
Fifteen members of the CIN union including president Frank Lomanski and Antone Potrosky were ordered to show cause why they should not be cited for contempt for picketing at the American Shipbuilding Co. plant. The hearing was continued to next Friday by Judge A. Cook after arguments over the injunction. workers from Lorain and Elyria attended.
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Arnett
Cal
American Shipbuilding Company
Wis
A. Cook
Carl Weygandt
Qhia Supreme Court
Sandusky
CIN Unmiet
Frank Lomanski
Sixec Antone Potrosky
A. Mi
Sevie 9
Waina
Thumis
Hundred Veterans Gather for G A R Encampment Jubilee
In Columbus Ohio on September 13 the Grand Army of the Republic prepares for a week long diamond jubilee encampment. Nearly 100 veterans are expected to attend with Willamow Nixon from Mishane and Thomas Ridenour from Crestline among early arrivals. The gathering marks one of the final G A R encampments with roots tracing to Civil War veterans in dark blue uniforms.
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Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Jiatel
Conades Bi
G. A. BR
Tbe
Aly Esti
Ghief Willanow
Nixon
Mishane
Sewela
Thomas Ridenour
Crestline
George Guy
Nashua
N. Hareffront
New England
St Columbus
Grand Army
Field du Ghio
Death at crossing claims Dayton hotel manager life
Leonard P. Wolfe of the Lown apartment hotel was killed when his car was struck by an eastbound Pennsylvania passenger train at a west side crossing. He had been seen earlier in the day complaining of dizziness while approaching the tracks.
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Meels
Dayton
Leonard P. Wolfe
I Iit Lown
Pennsylvania
Pershing Turns 81 Hails U S Soldiers and Readiness
General Pershing, celebrating his 81st birthday, praised the U S Army for its readiness to defend the nation at all costs and cited recent training gains. From his Walter Reed Hospital room, he sent greetings to more than 4 500 000 soldiers and urged continued national defense efforts. Doctors report improved health and a possible return to the southwest by winter, with plans to visit San Antonio.
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Washington
John T. Pershing
United States
Idi
Krowatus
Army
Yeas
Navy
Hig
Waller Reed Hospital
Pershing
Saul
San Antonio
Norwegian Ship Lofoten Sunk by Bombers and Warship
Berlin dispatch reports the Norwegian postal ship Lofoten, armed, was attacked and sunk by two British bombers and a British warship off North Norway. A number of passengers and crew were saved.
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Berlin
Berlan
Lofoten
Miss Glendora Millis Killed by Train While Picking Flowers
Findlay reports Miss Glendora Millis aged 65 who taught for 34 years was struck and killed by a train yesterday while picking wild flowers near Vast Bpring. The tragedy occurred as she walked along the tracks, ending a long teaching career and prompting grief in the community.
Germans Claim Rolling Attacks By Air Force
German high command says the Luftwaffe has launched rolling attacks against Russian positions across the front, with heavy bombardment of Leningrad’s defenses and destruction of motorized units. Reports say advances near Konotop and ongoing air raids on Ukraine and Crimea signal preparations for ground operations, while counters indicate Russians gained and lost ground along the Dnieper.
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Ja Wee Cohealin
Leningrad
Gamel
Konotop
Kiev
Dnieper
Kharkov
Red Army
Chemigny
Veeter
Ukraim
Crimea
Murmansk
Adolf Hitler
Eld
President Roosevelt Heads Weekend Chesapeake Bay Cruise
President Roosevelt, escorted by defense chiefs, departed Washington on September 13 for a weekend cruise aboard a yacht off Chesapeake Bay. The party planned to reach Annapolis for docking and naval observations during the trip.
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Washington
Presidelt Roosevel
Defense
Chesapeake Bay
Annapalig
Russians claim major drive stalls near Kiev and Bryansk
Dispatches from the central front report a two month Russian counter offensive around Kiev driving back German units and recapturing villages. In the Smolensk sector and near Gomel, counterattacks and aerial actions continue as German forces suffer losses, with key German divisions disrupted and armored wedges cut off.
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Bryansk
Kiev
Bryanake
Smolensk
Steplovg
Leningrad
Odessa
K. Dobroser Dovo
Tavestia
Stalinka
Golstyev
Gomel
Trabchevak
Ruz ‘Sian
Tarkry
Bist
Aur
WPA Men Must Help On Farms Or Lose Status
In Cleveland on September 13, WPA workers in 14 northeastern counties faced orders from WPA officials to accept any available private farm work at prewar pay or lose WPA assistance. Farm experts and coordinators warned of shortages and urged jobless laborers to report to trial centers in northern Ohio to assist with harvests, or risk removal from the program.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Frank T. Miskell
WPRA
WPA
Chia ‘In
Girl Who Lived In Sleep Dies After Six Years
An eight year old girl, Maxine Yo ton, who reportedly lived in sleep for nearly six years, died at Polk State Hospital. Her death followed a bout of sleeping sickness attributed to encephalitis. Her parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Yarringtoe of near pay Selition kept vigil, and Maxine would have turned nine next year.
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Brie
Polk State Hospital
Maxine
Yoton
Anni
Mir
Lloyd Yarringtoe
Mukioe
Hera
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