Freight Cars Derailed At Shawville Delays Clear Tracks
15 freight cars of a Pittsburgh and Lake Erie freight train derailed at Shawville five miles east of here at 7 30 p m yesterday causing track damage. Normal service to Cleveland on the New York Central route was being restored as workmen cleared wreckage. Cause not yet determined, but one car was damaged and the derailment disrupted movement of coal and petroleum products via the Fort Wayne line.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Shawville
Detroit
Grafton
Tomorow
Fiera Railroad
Police Car Rushing Woman To Hospital Crash
An incident on Broad street and West avenue involved a police car transferring a woman to hospital after a crash. Mrs Koechaeehy suffered a fractured vessel. Vin cent Howud of West Rigge drove, with Willice Longwell aiding to the hospital. No charges were placed against Kozehwerks. Another collision at Cedar and Broad streets damaged two cars, Mrs L D Grundy and Leon Abbight.
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Steve Weechoeeat
Clear Street
Sheibeth
Koechaeehy
Broad Street
West Avenue
Vincent Howud
West Rigge
Lang
Kischorehy
Ognachm
Willice Longwell
Steve Kazenhechy
Pekite
Heedqy
Wafe
Wong
S34
West Thid Street
Coc Garnson
D- Wat
Stankard Jt
Mrs Karcinechy
WPA Employment At New Peak
Washington reports WPA relief employment rose to a record 3,114,092 in the week ending September 17. The gain of 12,030 from the prior week is led by a 5,006 increase in Ohio, with other notable upticks shaping employment gains nationwide.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Ohio
Daladier Convenes Cabinet On Demobilization Quest
Premier Edouard Daladier returns from Munich and immediately calls a cabinet meeting to study demobilization in light of the four power agreement. Paris dispatch notes the urgency as officials await clearer terms from the pact.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Munich
Ohio Weather Summary: Cloudy with light rain possible
A regional forecast notes mostly cloudy conditions in Ohio with possible light rain along Lake Erie tonight. The Atlantic coast may see rain, locally heavy from North Carolina to Florida, while the Northwest and northern lake regions report light showers. Temperatures have changed little.
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Lake Erie
Cape Hatteras
Alberta
Atlantic
North Carolina
Florida
Lake
Taft and Sheck Attack New Deal in Campaign Kickoff
Emphatic calls by Senatorial candidate Robert A Taft and congressional hopeful Edward Sheck to oppose any U S involvement in European wars drew sustained applause at the fall campaign opening in the high school auditorium. Taft criticized President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull for European policy while Sheck vowed to defend U S shores if elected and to vote independently for constituents.
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Robert A Taft
United States Senate
Edward 5. Sheck
Taft
Rooseselis
Cordell Hull
Hull
Shech
Congress
United States
Oberlin
Dempague
Demacen
Pelus Hae
I Harty Hopkins
Sheek
America
Washington
Ao 2
Motion For Return Of Slots Taken Under Advisement
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Finchesteh considers a motion to return confiscated slot machines valued at 6900 after a Grand Jury probe led to an indictment of Hobbs and four other alleged operators. The hearing touched on suppression of the machines as evidence and featured tense exchanges over ownership and seizure law amid calls for disclosure. The motion was paused with the case continued to Page 2.
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Common Pleas
Guy B Finchesteh
Stanton S Hobby
Oberlin
Howard R Butler
Hobbs
Ocrders
Mernings
Yesterterdas
Charles F. Adams
Grand Jury
Will J
Strel
Adams Suster
Butler
Adams
Iou
Two Tornadoes Kill 27 in Charleston City
Charleston S C Sept 35 Two tornadoes struck within minutes from opposite directions yesterday killing 27 persons. National Guardsmen and soldiers guarded the devastated area as 107 were severely injured and 1100 homeless. Red Cross found 72 structures demolished and losses estimated at 2 million dollars. Most bodies were found near City Market. century old City Hall and local churches were damaged.
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National
Red Cross
Armories
YMCA
Oca
Sear City Market
St Michaels Episcopa
St Philps Church
Wreckeye
Eit
Pope Weeps For Joy Over Munich Pact News
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII wept with joy upon learning of the Munich agreement. A prelate said the Holy Father retired to his private apartment to pray and thank God for a miracle after being informed by his secretary at Castel Gandolfo.
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Vatican City
Pius
Castel Gandolfo
Germany Ready For Sudetenland Triumph Entry War Averted
Munich report says four power agreement sealed ceding Sudetenland to Germany. Chamberlain Hitler Daladier Mussolini announce steps to evacuate, set plebiscite areas, and form a commission to manage the crisis and Anglo-German rapprochement. Troops to enter tomorrow, with the European crisis ending and peace hoped for.
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Sudetenland
Munich
Czechoslovakias Sudetenland
Neville Chamberlain
Fuhrer
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Edouard Daladier
France
London
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Austria
Chamberlain
Hitler
Herr Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Daladier
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Rome
Thes
Turn To Peace Pleases Roosevelt On Europe Truce
President Roosevelt, gratified by Europe turning to peace, prepared no leave for Hyde Park tonight. He offered no comment on the agreement averting war as White House signals the crisis passed and he cancels engagements to watch the European situation. State Dept relaxed pressure on Americans leaving Europe.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
Hyde Park NY
White House
State Department
Czechs Filled With Gloom And Suspicion
Prague reports gloom and suspicion as mutiny authorities take full control of railways and fear grows over Czechoslovakia’s dismemberment to secure peace in Europe. Strong distrust of Adolf Hitler’s future course rises after German occupation of the Sudeten area and talk of an international army to occupy Sudetenland pending transfer to Germany.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Adolf
Reich Celebrates Hitlers Sudetenland Victory
Berlin crowds hailed Adolf Hitlers success in securing occupation of the Sudetenland by tomorrow. They praised Chamberlain as a peacemaker while expecting Hitler to lead troops in person. The triumph expands Greater Germany by about 3.5 million people including Austria, and signals a strengthened Nazi state.
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Reich
Adolf Hitler
Sudetenland
Hitler
Europe
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Hitlers Program Step By Step
Berlin reports a step by step program by Adolf Hitler to recreate greater Germany and elevate the Reich to world power. The timeline lists January 1933 as chancellor appointment, March 1933 as dictatorship, August 1934 Führer and Chancellor, January 1935 Saar return, March 1935 Versailles repudiation, March 1936 Rhineland remilitarization, January 1937 war guilt repudiation, March 1938 Austrian annexation, and September 1938 Sudetenland annexation effective October 1 by international agreement.
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Adolf Hitler
Greater
Germany
Third Reich
Paul von Hindenberg
Fuehrer
Reich
Flobisete
Saar
Rhineland
Austria
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Belgium Begins Demobilization After Munich Pact
Brussels reports Belgium became the first nation to start demobilizing. Requisitioning of vehicles ceased and personnel vital to public services and industry were sent home from army posts. Belgians expressed satisfaction with the Munich agreement.
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Brussels
Belgium
Munich Pact Begins Peace Era Test in Europe
Adolf Hitler rises amid praise as Britain France Italy and Germany sign a Munich accord that yields Czechoslovakia to German demands. The four powers vow peace while democracy and dictatorship weigh a fragile balance. Britain’s Neville Chamberlain champions a broader plan for European understanding through a large-scale peace program.
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United Press
Adolf Hitler
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Fiscaz
Sudeten
Britain
Germany
Italy
France
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hitler
Benito Mussolini
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Far East
Czech Republic
Neville Charmberlain
The Agreement That Saved Europe's Peace
A Sept 30 1938 communique outlines the agreement among Germany the United Kingdom France and Italy to cede Sudeten German territory. It sets evacuation to begin October 1 10 and details staged German occupation of maps marked territories through October with an international commission to govern the process.
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Europe
Germany
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France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
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