Senate Debates Neutrality Bill Delays Report
Senate Foreign Relations committee reports Administration Neutrality Bill to the Senate amid extended debate on its title and carry provisions and their impact on the U S Merchant Marine. Borah Capper Barkley and other leaders discuss shipping effects and possible delays as floor action eyed for Monday.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Roosevelt
U. S
William E. Borah
Ida
U.S
Alben W. Barkley
Borah
Siseuanlee
Probem
Sen
Arthur ‘Capper
Pope Urges General European Peace Conference
Vatican sources report Pope Pius urges a general European peace conference to avert another war. The message says if Germany proposes peace with Poland’s restored independence, belligerents should consider war’s vast consequences and neutrals should support a peaceful solution. Italy and American nations are said to welcome peace efforts.
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Vatican City
Pius
Germany
Poland
Holy See
Italy
Vatican
United Press
Holy ‘See
Europe
Weather overview and scattered showers across regions
Increasing cloudiness tonight with some showers, followed by warmer conditions Friday across the northeast and into Saturday. A weather disturbance extends from the Great Lakes region southwest to Texas and west to the Mountain and Plateau areas. High pressure remains over the Atlantic Coast states and western Canada.
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Per Lake
Regio
Texas
Ciy Mountain
Plateau Rea
Attle Coast
Laketon
Upper
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Gulf States
North Dakota
Atane
Nevada
Utah
West Canada
North Atlantic States
Canada
Mon- 2
Washington
Russia and Germany Edge Toward First Rift in Ties
Paris dispatch notes cautious optimism on a warming Russia Germany relation while flagging potential friction. Observers cite Ribbentrop visit as Merkel signaling talks on Baltic aims with Russia not yet confirmed. fear of hidden agendas in Estonia Dagoe Oesel area. Allies say only Poland partition settled. Baltic Danubian and Balkan issues remain unresolved amid renewed Russian European interest.
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Paris
Russia
Germany
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Moscow
Adolf Hitler
Baltic
Esthenia
Dagoe
Oeesel
Oesel
Danzig
East Prussia
Poland
Europe
Bremen Mystery: Bremen seen in Murmansk harbor report
The Esthenian steamer Kuressar crew said they saw the German superliner Bremen in Murmansk harbor after sailing from New York on August 30. Details remain unclear with conflicting reports of capture, refit, or refuge, and British officials have hinted at a Russian port. Captain Koskemaekin declined to comment.
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Malmoe
Sweden
U.P
Lindhamm
Murmansk
Russia
Koskemaekin
New York
Iceland
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Green Hits Labor Disputes At Construction Convention
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor criticized jurisdictional battles in the building industry saying public opinion has turned hostile to unions. He also attacked government relief agencies in WPA construction and urged restoring prevailing wages for skilled workers. Price of the U.S. Housing Authority urged Congress to approve an additional 808 million for housing projects.
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Cincinnati
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Walter B. Price
U. S. Housing Authority
Beal Jr. Wounded in Errorful Squirrel Shooting
Cambridge area incident leaves Sktides High School junior George E. Beal Jr. seriously wounded when a companion mistaken aiming at a squirrel fired a shot. Beal was struck in the face and is reported in critical condition.
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Cambridge
George E. Beal, Jr
Sktides
Beal
Ie Fece
Cher
French Claim Germans Driven Back Near Peri
Frontier dispatches from Luxembourg report a French attack near Peri driving German troops from recently seized positions. Heavy French artillery pounded German lines around Berg forest northeast of Perl for hours, with the sky described as an ocean of flame. Unidentified planes flew over Luxembourg, alarming residents as heavy gunfire continued to the southeast.
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Luxembourg
Péri
Berg
Perl
Two Suits Against County To Be Tried Oct 16
Lorain County faces two personal injury suits totaling 50 000 scheduled for trial in Federal Court in Cleveland on October 16. Plaintiffs Helen Fitzpatrick seeking 35000 and James S Graham 15000, both of Detroit, claim injuries from a May 23 1933 car accident on Erie avenue Lorain that led to a plunge onto the railroad tracks. Prosecutor Howard R Butler conducted depositions in Detroit this week as part of trial prep.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
Howard R. Butler
Helen Fitzpatrick
James S. Graham
Detroit
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Butler
Civic Sunday Plans in Elyria Churches
Civic Sunday will be observed in Elyria churches next Sunday. The event, tied to Keep Elyria Aberd, calls for congregations across the city to participate in a service emphasizing community devotion and civic duty.
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Elyria
Cotigaign
Stankard Warns Pranksters Over Property Destruction
Police Chief E J Stankard warned that youths involved in Halloween property damage will be detained and turned over to juvenile authorities. He said complaints are rising about vandalism on Bath Street and officers will arrest those involved and hold them at police HQ until parents are contacted.
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Stankard
Bath Street
Elyria Chamber Set To Close Campaign Plans Tonight
Neely Powers, president of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce, announced that a 150 person meeting at the YMCA tonight will wrap up plans for the Keep Elyria Ahead campaign. Seven group chairmen will participate as workers pair in teams of two, with civic luncheon ticket sales and campaign supplies distributed. A 35‑member committee has been calling Elyrians to boost next Monday's noon luncheon at the YMCA and tickets remain available at the Chamber office.
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Elyria
Neely” Powers
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Powers
Chamber of Commerce
Civic
Justice Stresses Character in Education speech
Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court urged parents and teachers to prioritize character building alongside intellect during the Fall meeting of the Lorain County PTA at Grafton High School. He cited music education as a positive driver and stressed that shaping character is a shared duty, not one to be delegated. About 40 attended the evening session and 150 the afternoon session, which featured a school of instruction led by regional PTA leaders.
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Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Lorain County
J. W. Basinger
Mansfield
North Central
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Stanley Emmit
Akron
James Birrel
Rommayne
Ohio Congress
C. A. Rawson
la Grange
C. A. Gibbens
Belleville Center elects Legion Auxiliary president
In Chicago S CPt Willem H C Belleville Center W Y was elected president of the Legion Auxiliary, marking a leadership change within the local unit.
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Chicago, S
Willem H.C
Belleville Center
W. Y
En Legion A
Uiliary
German air squadron claims hit on British cruiser off Scottish coast
Berlin reports a German air unit struck a British heavy cruiser with a 530 pound bomb near the mouth of the Firth of Forth. The bomb hit the cruiser's bow near the Isle of May, about six miles from Fife and 27 miles from Edinburgh. The communique calls the attack successful and notes no casualties among German planes.
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U.P
Firth of Forth
Scottish
Isle of May
Fifeshire
Scotland
Edinburgh
Ark Royal Hit Exposed by German Bomb Hint
Berlin reports a German wireless hint that the British aircraft carrier Ark Royal was struck by a heavy bomb in a German aerial attack on the British fleet in the North Sea. The broadcast questioned the Admiralty denial and urged the English to ask their admiralty where the Ark Royal is.
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Berlin
North Sea
Admiralty
Poles Offer Surrender Of Fortified Modlin City
BERLIN Sept 28 The army high command announced that Polish forces offered to surrender Modlin a fortified city guarding the North entrance to Warsaw. Modlin fortress sits 10 miles northwest of Warsaw at the confluence of the Bug and Vistula Rivers and had held out 24 hours longer in defense.
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Berlin
Army High Command
Modlin
Warsaw
Bug
Vistula
Swedish steamer Nyland torpedoed off Kvitsøy
A Stavanger report says the 3,323-ton Swedish steamer Nyland was torpedoed off Kvitsøy. Its 29-man crew were saved and taken to Tananger near Stavanger. The Nyland is part of the Tiffing Shipping Company of Gothenburg.
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Oslo
Stavanger
Nyland
Kvitsvey
Tananger
Tiffing Shipping Company
Gothenburg
Russia Signals Willingness for Trade Talks With Britain
London dispatch reports Russia is prepared to open trade conversations with Great Britain. The Sept 28 item notes Moscow’s readiness to discuss economic ties and potential concessions, signaling a shift toward dialogue on commerce between the two nations.
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Russia
Britain
London
Great Britain
Government urged to send envoy to Moscow for talks
An unofficial report states that the government has urged sending a special envoy of highest rank to Moscow to conduct economic negotiations following the recent development.
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Moscow
Hitler Makes Surprise Naval Visit to Wilhelmshaven
Berlin reported Adolf Hitler paid an unannounced visit to the Wilhelmshaven naval base where he inspected submarine crews returning from a successful cruise. He was accompanied by Grand Admiral Erich Raeder, head of the German Navy, amid British air raids on Wilhelmshaven and Cuxhaven announced from London.
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Berlin
U.P
Adolf Hitler
Wilhelmshaven
Russian Ship Runs Aground To Escape Sub
Moscow reports Soviet government states a second submarine attack on a Russian ship off the Esthenian coast. The steamship Pioneer was attacked at Narva Bay and driven onto rocks near Vigrund Bank to avoid the assault. Rescue parties and a salvage expedition were sent. the crew is reported out of danger.
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Moscow
Esthenian
Baltic
Esthenia
Narva Bay
Vigrund Bank
Tass
Ask Ruling On Use Of Relief Funds
County commissioners asked the State Welfare Department by letter if relief funds could buy coal for the Center for the Sightless operated with the Service League and WPA. The center sought two tons monthly for seven months and the commissioners said they would supply fuel if purchased with relief funds.
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State Welfare Department
Center For the Sightless
Service League
WPA
Welfare Department
AWTER WIFE DIES IN BROKEN sword?
Mrs. Dowds 65 wife of Dr J Dowds former pastor of the church here and now resident at Brokensword died yesterday after a heart attack.
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Bocyrus
Dowds
J. Dewds
The
We Church
Brokensword
Bricker Proclaims Loyalty Days for Churches
Gov Bricker issued a proclamation designating this Saturday and Sunday as Loyalty Days in churches to stimulate attendance and reaffirm faith in God and the religious principles underpinning American civilization. The move follows a request from the National Committee for Religion and Welfare Recovery, sponsor of Loyalty Days.
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Columbus
Bricker
National Committee For Religion and Welfare Recovery
Much of Warsaw Reported Aflame
A London based United Press report cites a Warsaw radio dispatch describing fierce fighting and continuous German aerial and artillery bombardment. Incendiaries struck much of the city including the Central quarter as Germans claimed capitulation but the dispatch noted no surrender. Poles reportedly captured prisoners four tanks and three guns. Fierce fighting persisted west of the Vistula as German attacks from the west and south were repulsed.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Warsaw
Exchange Dispatch
Vistula
Rehearing Refused for Peer and Ziegman in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court refused a rehearing for William Peer and Harry Ziegman, Lorain slot machine operators convicted of bribing Sheriff William F. Grall. They face indeterminate terms of one to ten years and plan to appear in common pleas court Monday as they consider further appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court. Two co‑defendants, Dave Crawford Jr. and Stanton S. Hobbs, earlier abandoned their appeals and are imprisoned, while the other two peers remain jailed awaiting decisions.
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Ohio Supreme Court
William Peer
Harry “Ziegman
Lorain
William F. Grall
Howard
Butler
Charles F
L. B. Adams
Adams
Peer
Ziegman
Commons Pleas Court
Columbus
United States Supreme Court
Peer and
Dave Crawford, Jr
Stanton S. Hobbs
Oberlin
Explosion in Northern England factory kills many
London reports that fifteen or more people died and four were injured in an explosion at an explosives factory in Northern England. The Ministry of Supply released the figure.
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London
U.P
England
Ministry of Supply
France Says Germany Lost Twelve Subs in War Update
Paris dispatch notes an informant claiming only seven of 27 German submarines survived the initial wave. British and French admiralties reportedly believe twelve submarines were destroyed, while the war communique reports a quiet night and reduced enemy activity. Allied navies coordinate patrols and air reconnaissance to protect merchant ships and hunt subs.
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Paris
Saarbruecken
Apd
Mediterraitahn
Atlantic
Belgium Fortifications Harden Defense Across Meuse Valley
Belgium reports a reinforced defense plan with 750000 troops mobilized and new fortifications along the Meuse. Strong underground forts at Liege Eben Emael and Namur connect by tunnels. Mobilization costs are high as authorities prepare for potential invasion and safeguard bridges and railways.
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Belgium
Meuse
Liege
Eben Emael
Maastricht
Holland
Namur
Strike Closes Packing Plant in Kansas City
Kansas City Kansas September 28 strike ends packing plant operations with over 1000 workers idle and a strong picket line. CIO members drove the action after AFL truck drivers alleged the company refused to bargain, leading to an election demand to determine bargaining rights.
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Kansas City
Kan
Cudahy Packing Company
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organization
CIO
AFL
Dr Ward G Reeder To Address Lorain Teachers
Dr Ward G Reeder of Ohio State University will discuss Public School Relations at the Lorain County Education Association meeting. E N Dietrich, state director of education, is also slated to speak. The event will be held next Wednesday evening at First Methodist Church.
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Ward G. Reeder
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Lorain
Amherst Man Named Sales Tax Examiner
The appointment of Hugh A. Finnegan of Amherst, an active Republican worker, as a sales tax examiner for the State Tax Commission was announced by Frank A. Stetson, chairman of Lorain County Executive Committee. Finnegan will serve in the 12th district.
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Hugh A. Finnegan
Amherst
State Tax Commission
Frank A. Stetson
Lorain County
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