Russia warns Britain and France of dangers over Sudetenland
Pravda in Moscow blasts British and French appeasement of Hitler over Czechoslovakia. It says denying aggression is a dangerous precedent and warns that western democracies, by yielding on Sudetenland, may invite future pressures in Asia and Africa. It questions German and British plunderers equally and cautions Polish sovereignty in Ukrainian White Russian districts.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia
Pravde
Great Britain
France
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Pravda
Soviet Union
Asia
Africa
India
Indo China
Mervees
Hitler
Austria
Poland
Pravd
The Situation In Europe The Sudetenland Crisis Deepens
Prague reports the Czechoslovak government surrender subject to parliamentary approval to Hitler’s demands for Sudetenland annexation. Berlin notes 330000 troops massed on the Czech frontier as Hitler warns Britain and France to meet his terms without war. Godesberg says Hitler will meet Chamberlain for completion of the Sudetenland deal while London’s cabinet is summoned as Czech leaders capitulate. Geneva quotes Litvinov accusing powers of betraying the Czechs by aiding sabre-parting.
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United Press
Prague
Adolf Hitler
Sudetenland
Berlin
Germany
Czech
Hitler
Great Britain
France
Godesberg
Neville Chamberlain
London
Geneva
Maxim Litvinov
Death Toll From Train Crash Now Stands At Eleven
LOS ANGELES September 21 Southern Pacific Railroad officials waited for Leonard Jacobson to recover from hysteria before questioning him about switching the derailment that wrecked two track passenger trains yesterday. The death toll stood at 11 with four of the 111 injured in critical condition at a California hospital. The Californian had gone on a siding near the Arizona California border about 180 miles east of Los Angeles shortly after 2 am when it was struck by the Argonaut.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railroad
Leonard Jacobson
Indo, Calif
Arizona-California
Weather summary for Ohio and Atlantic coast
The bulletin reports fair and cool conditions in Ohio tonight with rising temperatures Thursday. A hurricane center lies off the North Carolina Virginia coast this morning while a high pressure area sits over the Mississippi Valley extending into the Rockies. Rain is general along the Atlantic coast and Great Lakes region with heavy rain from Virginia to Massachusetts. cooler Atlantic coast, warmer Plains, other regions show minimal changes.
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Ohio
North Carolina-Virginia
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Atlantic
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Virginia
Massachusetts
Plains States
Czech Leaders Surrender To Britain And France
Prague reports Czech leaders surrender to Britain and France after agreeing to a plan to dismember Czechoslovakia. President Benes faced a critical choice amid midnight brinkmanship with Berlin. Ministers met in parliament to decide on an extraordinary session to affirm the constitution and accept the plan or face German demands.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Paris
London
Berlin
Godenberg
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Eduard Benes
Basil Cochranne- Newton
Victor Leopold de Lacroix
President Benes
Benes
Britain
France
Student Pilot Killed in Columbus Plane Crash
Raymond C. Lane, 36, of Columbus, a student pilot with five solo hours, died when his airplane dived from 3500 feet during a practice flight last evening. He was unable to recover before the crash.
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Columbus
Raymond C. Lane
Lane
Sudeten Men Eager For Battle
Dispatch from Dresden notes about 119000 Sudeten men in Germany ready to organize free corps to fight Czechoslovakia. Refugees, often former Czech soldiers, are housed and fed by stormtroopers with women and children sent north. Many claim great health despite undernourishment. some diphtheria among children.
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United Press
Dresden
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Sudeten
Ruegen
Red Cross Corps
Mrs Bird Sentenced To Four Years In Prison
Mrs Barbara Bird, 20, was sentenced to four years in Milan Michigan federal reformatory after pleading guilty to aiding her husband Charles and his brother Frank in an attempted jail escape here a year ago. She is an expectant mother.
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Cleveland
Barbara Bird
Milan
Mich
Federal Reformatory
Charles
Frank
Hitler impatient as Chamberlain urged capitulation
Adolf Hitler arrived in Godesberg to demand unconditional surrender from Czechoslovakia while press reports claimed a midnight marching deadline and full German support. British and French delays in sealing terms fuel wartime tensions as Chamberlain prepares to meet him. About 1.5 million troops stood ready on a war footing with modern equipment, and Hitler traveled from Berchtesgaden to Godesberg for the talks.
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Webb Muller
United Press
Godesberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Sudeten
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Chamberlain
Sudeten German Free Corps
Neville Chamberlain
France
Berchtesgaden
Munich
Hungary Casts Its Lot With Germany
In Budapest on September 21 Hungary aligned with Germany over the Czechoslovak minority crisis, seeking custody of areas with 719,000 Hungarians while Poland pressed for Polish areas and Roumania warned against broad shifts in central Europe. Prime Minister Imredy and key leaders returned from Berchtesgaden after talks with Hitler, signaling demands for self determination and possible annexation.
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Budapest
Hungary
Germany
Poland
Roumania
Transylvanian Alps
Austria-Hungary
Bela Imredy
Kolomon de Kanya
Ludwig Keresztes-Fischer
Berchtesgaden
Adolf Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Primaries Roll Across Four States Affects party picks
Tuesday's primaries yielded notable shifts with incumbents facing renomination in New York New Jersey and Wisconsin. James Fay won in New York defeating OConnor while Warren Barbour led the Senate slate in New Jersey and Philip LaFollette secured renomination in Wisconsin. Massachusetts saw James Curley win the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and Leverett Saltonstall the Republican nomination as all 15 Massachusetts Congressmen were renominated.
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United Press
New York
John J Oconner
House Rules Committee
Roosevelt
James H Fay
O'Connor
Allen W Dulles
New Jersey
W Warren Barbour
Senate
William H J Ely
Wisconsin
Philip F LaFollette
National Progressives of America
Glenn Turner
LaFollette
Milwaukee
Robert K Henry
Julius P. Heil
Henry
Jerome Fox
Ryan Duffy
Alexander Wiley
John B. Chapple
Massachusetts
James M. Curley
Charles F Hurley
Francis A. Kelly
Leverett Saltonstall
House
U S Will Continue Hands Off Policy
President Roosevelt will stay in Washington at least another week. He won't return to Hyde Park before September 28 or 29, pending developments abroad. High officials say the United States will keep a hands off posture amid the central European crisis.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Hyde Park
United States
Storm Warnings Along Atlantic Seaboard Raised
Storm warnings were raised along the Atlantic seaboard from Wilmington North Carolina to Atlantic City New Jersey as a hurricane moved rapidly northward. The center was expected to pass near but slightly off the Carolina capes within the next 12 hours after skirting Florida yesterday.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic Seaboard
Wilmington
N. C
Atlantic City
North Carolina
Federal
Carolina Capes
Florida
Court Annex to Be Voted On November 8th
Lorain County voters will decide November 8 on a PWA funded court annex to the present building. The project estimated at 337090 would require a county share of 185400 bonds to pass. Prosecutor Howard R Builer waits on plans from Walker and Weeks to draft the commissioner resolution and place the issue on the ballot by November 8.
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Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
PWA
Howard R Builer
Walker
Weeks
Cleveland
Butler
County Board of Elections
Sheriff Grall Seeks Bond Increase By Real Estate Pledges
Sheriff William F Grall says he will file by Saturday to raise his bond from 15 000 to 30 000 using real estate pledges to meet county requirements set a week ago. If not met, he could be disqualified and his office filled by commissioners. He rebutted Commissioner Dunns demand for a surety bond, noting decades without default on bonds.
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Sherff
William F Grall
County Commissioners
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Roumania Alarmed By Demands From Hungary and Poland
BUCHAREST Sept 21 Roumanian government alarmed by demands from Hungary and Poland for shares of Czechoslovakia. Fear grows that Hungary may claim Transylvania and that Roumania could share in any central European redrawing. Press protests urge end to revisionism as garrisons on the Hungarian frontier are reinforced and new defense measures studied. Some observers suggest mass Sudeten German emigration to the Reich might avert crisis.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Hungary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Viitorul
Reich
Bond Issue Rejected By South Amherst Voters
South Amherst voters again rejected a 22 000 bond proposal to finish a school addition. The measure failed 214 to 153, short of the 65 percent needed amid earlier tight results. The district sought state funded help and district growth for a 40 000 project with 18 000 from the PWA, unfinished from years past due to funds.
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South Amherst
PWA
Demurrers To Indictments Overruled In Slot Bribery Case
Demurrers to indictments against William Peer Harry Ziegman Stanton & Hobbs Dave Crawford and Elias Hanna were overruled as prosecutors seek October trials. A separate bribery indictment against Ziegman also faced demurrer actions. Defendants reentered pleas of not guilty and were released on bonds. If appeals delay, trials may shift months. A novel defense could reframe bribe payments as partners sharing proceeds, potentially reducing charges to misdemeanors.
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William Peer
Harry Ziegman
Stanton
Howard R Butler
Reenter Pleas
Findley
City Endangered By Flood Waters Threat to Rockville Dam
Hartford dispatch reports flood waters endangered an 8300 population city and threatened many central and eastern Connecticut communities. In Rockville Police Chief Peter Dongiewicz urged residents to prepare to leave as dam at Lake Snipste faced possible collapse. A 200 man crew labored to avert disaster. Dayton report notes Sam Zellers, 64, killed when struck by car driven by Ben Spitler. Henry Whitt, 45, injured.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Rockville
Peter Dongiewicz
Snipste
Dayton
Din — Sam Zellers
Ben Spitler
Zellers
Henry Whitt
Partition Of The Republic Is Agreed To
Prague reports that the Czech government capitulated under pressure from Britain and France, accepting Hitler's demand for partition of the republic. The post wartime Czecho slovak state dissolves at 4.55 p.m. local time as the British and French note of acceptance is delivered, with crowds in the streets and fears of uprising amid troop mobilizations.
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Prague
Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Versailles
London
Hitler
Poland
Hungary
Mussioni
Italy
Republic
Czechoslovakia
Paris
Nevile Chamberlain
Codesberg
Rhine
Fuehrer
Stock Exchange
Appointments Made By Governor Davey
Governor Davey re appoints John E Breidenbach of Dayton to the unemployment compensation advisory board for a term to Sept 15 1945. Mollie V Keller of Uhrichsville gains a five year Fort Meigs Memorial commission post. Earl C Shively of Columbus named to Ohio University board of trustees through May 14 1945. Charles Bayle of Cincinnati joins the state building standards board through July 1939. Robert A Cashen of Waterville is reappointed to the barber examiners board through Sept 14.
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Columbus
Itr
Davey
John E Breidenbach
Dayton
Ohio Federation of Labor
Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission
Breidenbach
John W Bricker
Mollie V. Keller
Uhrichsville
Fort Meigs
Waterville
Board of
Barber Examiners
School Officials To Hear Educator At Avon Talk
Dr C G Allen of Western Reserve University will address Loran County school superintendents and principals for the 1938 39 year at Avon High School next Tuesday The talk on Remedial Reading in High School will follow a dinner Arrangements were made by W E Blake Avon superintendent Maynard L Huene Lake Avenue principal and S R Zellers Penfield Township superintendent Tornado kills 11 in Buenos Aires on Sept 21 reports four to fourteen killed and injured in a tornado street event
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C. G. Allen
Western Reserve University
Loran County
Avon High School
Allen
W. E. Blake
Avon
Maynard L. Huene
Lake Avenue
S. R. Zellers
Penfield Township
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