Landon Urges Congress To Stay On Job At Unity Conference
Gov Alt Landon 1936 GOP nominee arrives for Roosevelt National Unity Conference urging Congress remain in session during the crisis. He withholds stance on arms embargo repeal while signaling possible support for cash and carry export of war goods. Senate Leader McNary opposes embargo repeal as Roosevelt pushes for a limited session on neutrality.
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Alt M. Landon
Roosevelt
National Unity Conference
Congress
Landon
Senate
Chas. L. McNary
Mr. Roosevelt
Taft backs cash carry plan to keep U.S. out of war
Senator Robert Taft of Ohio urged cash and carry shipments to all belligerents as the safest way to avoid U.S. involvement in war. Speaking at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco he warned American pledges could lead to credit ties, while predicting Europe may collapse if the conflict lasts two more years.
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Robert P. Taft
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Commonwealth Club
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Serious Drought Conditions Extend from Plains Eastward
The Weather Bureau reports that serious drought conditions prevailed in the Great Plains region and extended into the Ohio Valley over the past week. Most affected states had little moisture at month’s start, with hot winds and dust storms intensifying the dryness.
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Weather Bureau
Great Plains
Ohio Valley
Weather Summary for Ohio and Regions
Fair tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions in eastern and southern portions. Light showers occurred around the lake region and parts of the Ohio Valley. Weather patterns show Iowa air masses over Ontario and Manitoba with highs over the Mid-Atlantic and Dakotas shaping overall regional conditions.
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Italy and Greece to Withdraw Troops on Frontier
Rome reports Italy and Greece have agreed to pull back troops from the Greek Albanian frontier due to improving Italo Greek relations. The move follows border clashes since Albania’s spring occupation and signals possible Balkan peace bloc discussions among Greece, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Turkey.
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Kermit Roosevelt Offered British War Post and Naturalization
In London on September 20, Kermit Roosevelt reportedly offered his services to the British government and expressed willingness to become a naturalized British subject to take an official wartime post. Churchill was said to have found a ministry post for Roosevelt, son of Theodore Roosevelt, though Roosevelt declined to comment. He previously served with both the British and American armies in World War I and is described as a vice president.
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Buckley Elected Commander of Legion Post
In Elyria Post No. 12 election on Tuesday Sept 19 John F Buckley was unanimously chosen as Commander replacing John J Kolopos starting Oct 20 Other officers named include Chas A Kremser as Senior Vice Commander George A Robson as Junior Vice Commander Rev Father Robert D Delmege as Chaplain with current Adjutant Ellis D Nielsen Finance Officer Walter M Barnes and Sgt at Arms Carl Fillmore re elected Peter M Smith named Historian and Dr A R Agate to Post House Committee. Installation tentatively set for Oct 17 Department Commander R B Gardner to officiate. Drum and Bugle Corps to represent the Post at National Convention in Chicago leaving Sept 24. Corps housed at Severs Motel near Stadium. Continued on Page 10.
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Drum & Bugle Corps
Chicago
Severs
Italian Leader Sees Time For Peace At Hand
In Rome Benito Mussolini's spokesman Gayda urged peace and urged Poland to accept a reduced Poland. He argued no real menace to France or Britain exists and that a new Polish government should replace the Warsaw authorities to avoid a wider war. The message contends Poland should resign and a national reality accept peace with Germany and its neighbors.
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Soviets sought to buy U.S. battleships, Dies panel told
The Dies Committee heard that Soviet efforts to purchase battleships in the United States were discussed at cabinet meetings with decisions to accommodate the Soviets, though the ships were never built. Joseph Dalinda, a New York patents broker, said he based his memo on information from Scott Ferris, a Democratic official from Oklahoma, who relayed Soviet representations.
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Dies Committee
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New York
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
Britain Rules The Seas As Chamberlain Declares War
Britain and France vowed to fight Hitlerism to the end. Germany claims vast casualties in Poland while naval actions loom in the Kattegat. Moscow hosts talks between Nazi and Red Army officers as Poland’s fate and Eastern Europe shift under long war plans.
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Strike averted at Armour Co employees
Washington September 20 U P Chairman Van A Bittner of the Packing House Workers Organizing Committee said a nationwide strike by Armour and Co employees had been averted at least temporarily.
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Packing House Workers Organizing Committee
Armour and Co
Exoneration of Submarine Squalus Commander Reported
PORTSMOUTH New Hampshire September inquiry court exonerates Lieutenant Oliver F Naquin commander of the submarine Squalus of Allen and Louis La amid a formal review that found no fault in the actions taken during the incident.
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Germany to Withdraw Troops From Polish Ukraine
Berlin reports indicate German army high command plans pulling troops back to the German Soviet Demarcation line after destroying remaining Polish forces in the Polish Ukraine. The communique maps a front from Stryj to Bialystok and notes massive prisoner captures near the Vistula bend west of Warsaw.
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Refugees From Poland Clug The Roads
Tens of thousands of Polish refugees stream south through northern Romania toward Bucharest. They travel from Cernauti to Bucharest, clogging roads as Romanian authorities move troops and supplies north. Many are ragged and penniless, certain only to seek new lives abroad.
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Council of Ministers vows France fights to final victory
Paris reports the French Council of Ministers declared France will fight on to final victory and Poland will receive rightful reparations. Daladier outlined military, economic, and financial measures to prosecute the war. solidarity with Britain and France was affirmed amid Hitler's speech in Danzig.
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U S Settles Panama Canal Annuities for 2.5 Million
The United States has paid Panama 2.5 million pounds in full settlement of Panama Canal annuity payments in arrears since the devaluation of the U S gold dollar, Panama Embassy disclosed today.
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Port Clinton Attorney Duff Dies of Heart Attack
Alfred L. Duff 63 attorney and president of the Port Clinton Board of Education died of a heart attack today in Port Clinton Ohio. He served as a local education leader and legal advisor for the district.
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Alfred L. Duff
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