Poles Fight Desperately On 30 Mad Front As Warsaw Hold
President Roosevelt expands his cabinet to include McNutt Jones and Carmody for the emergency while tightening anti spy measures and boosting naval and coast guard ships along the Atlantic. In Poland, Warsaw defenders pull back to a 30 mile Vistula line, repelling German tank thrusts and vowing to fight to the edge of the city.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Coast Guard
Atlantic Seaboard
Paul V. McNutt
Jesse H. Jones
John M. Carmody
Stephen Early
White House
Congress
Lloyd Lehrbas
Warsaw
Vistula River
Plonsk
Pultusk
Vistula
Ciechanow
Plonsk-Pultusk
Hans
Marshal Pilsudski
Fatal shooting follows craps game in Davis hotel basement
In Ogden a gambling argument in the Davis hotel basement left two Black men dead early morning. Lon W. Davis 49 owner of the Davis hotel and Oscar Foster 42 a shoeshine died. James Floyd 33 a dining car waiter with Union Pacific was jailed after reportedly admitting the incident. A second death is expected.
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Ogden
Davis Hotel
City
David B. Ballantyne
Lon W. Davis
Oscar Foster
James Floyd
Union Pacific
Dewey F. Hawkins
Sugar Supply Ample in U S
Dr. Joshua Bernhardt of the agriculture department said the United States has a sugar surplus not a shortage. Current year permits allow 6,755,386 short tons, Aug 1 stock stands at 1,035,616 tons, with 800,000 tons in reserve from domestic and Puerto Rican producers. He noted possible synthetic shortage concerns and the department may raise quotas to stabilize prices.
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Washington
Joshua Bernhardt
Agricultural Department
Dr. Bernhardt
Justice Department Acts Against Food Profiteering
Attorney General Murphy said the Justice Department has been drafting anti profiteering measures since last week. Interior Secretary Ickes argued against current price increases saying the nation is not at war and has ample supplies. He warned against profiteering similar to that before World War I.
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Washington
Murphy
Justice Department
Ickes
Censorship by the Associated Press Edges News Flow in Europe
Censorship of news is effective in nearly all European countries with Britain France and Germany especially thorough. Disruption of communications is the main hindrance but censors aim to block unfavorable news. Dispatches vary from minutes to hours and some are likely suppressed.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Germany
Pioneer Room Opens at Hotel Bannock
The Hotel Bannock announces the formal opening of the Pioneer room for public inspection this Sunday from 4 to 8 p m. A mural of pioneer life by local artist Mrs Beth Farley will be featured and music is planned by B Brady with favors for attending women.
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Bannock
B. Brady
Beth Farley
Pioneer league doubleheader slated amid fine conditions
Baseball at Ogden and Salt Lake City sees postponed third game due to wet grounds. Ogden Reds start four game set with Pocatello Cardinals, with Beers and San der for Cardinals and Budnick Schubel or Stefan for the Reds. Umpires Ed Berrett Archie Campbell and Bob Jackson assigned to games. Jackson to Ogden for completion of Ogden-Salt Lake City series.
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Pioneer League
Cardinals
Beers
Sander
Twin Falls Cowboys
Budnick
Schubel
Stefan
Jack Halliwell
Ed Berrett
Archie Campbell
Bob Jackson
Ogden
Halliwell
Pocatello
Jackson
Ted Dooley
Los Angeles
Sugar and Flour Prices Rise as Housewives Hoard Supplies
In Salt Lake City on September 7, Intermountain grocers report depleted sugar and flour due to heavy buying by housewives fearing European war effects. Sugar rose 1.15 per hundred, flour 1.40 per barrel as other goods gained less. Utah officials warn price hikes may deter fruit canning and affect growers.
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Salt Lake City
Intermountain Grocers
Joseph L. Holbrook
Utah State Department of Agriculture
Pav’oky
Former rulers return to England after exile
A spokesman for the Duke and Duchess of Windsor said they would depart tomorrow for London, ending nearly three years of exile. The exact departure time and route will be kept secret, with a private pilot summoned after plans were changed by weather and the Euro.
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Cannes
France
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
London
England
Elk Hunt Resumes in Idaho Selway Forest
Rain and cool air allow a special elk hunt to begin September 7 in a Selway Forest section of north Idaho. The hunt runs to October 4 with goals to reduce overstocking by about 1,000 elk. From October 5 to November 10 the entire Selway game preserve opens for elk hunting.
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Boise
North Idaho
Selway Forest
Owen Morris
State Fish and Game Commission
Selway
Morris
Missionaries Return From War Zones To Safer Posts
Local L D S missionaries in Europe evacuated as war spreads. Four Pocatellans in Germany moved to Copenhagen. others in France, Belgium, and Switzerland are to be returned or re appointed to new assignments in the United States Canada Argentina or Germany. George Cox Jr and others may head back to Germany if talks with the German government succeed.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Parry Harrigan, Jr
United States
Canada
Farre] McOmber
van Grey
Germany
Grey
Copenhazer
Cox
al L. D. S
Pocatellans
France
Lowell Garr Merrill
Belgium
Norman Beesley
Dean Call
Geneva
Switzerland
Fred W. Brown
West
Convicts Flee With Doctor On Wild Night Run
Dr M E Curtis Huntsville prison farm physician was stalked by two escaped convicts O Nea l Massey and Jack Cade who seized his car after claiming a worker was injured. The pair cut a fence, sped through Lovelady Crockett Ratcliffe Lufkin and Corrigan, releasing the doctor near Shepherd at 4 am before he reached Huntsville.
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Huntsville
Tex
M. E. Curtis
Curtis
O'Neal Massey
Jack Cade
Eastham Farm
Clyde Barrow
Raymond Hamilton
Eastham
Lovelady
Crockett
Ratcliffe
Lufkin
Corrigan
Dr. Curtis
Shepherd
Local Man Identifies Battlefront Picture
Rex ford W. Harrison identifies the AP image as the Marienburg bridge on the East Prussia Poland border near the Weichsel river. He notes the nearby Marienburg castle used by Paul von Hindenburg as headquarters during World War I amid current Polish German combat on the eastern front.
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Pocatello Tribune
Associated Press
Rexford W. Harrison
E. L. Harrison
Marienburg
East Prssia
Poland
Weichsel
East Prussia
Harrison
Marienburg Castle
Paul von Hindenburg
Emergency Session To Consider Act Seeks Short Session
Senator Charles L. McNary announced President Roosevelt urged a September 18 special session to amend the neutrality law. McNary said the aim is to limit deliberations to neutrality legislation and keep the session as brief as possible, while noting the date remains tentative. The White House had not yet decided on calling a special session.
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Salem
Ore
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
McNary
Washington
White House
Germans Mass Reinforcements On Western Front Amid French Attacks
Paris dispatch says German forces are moving up from interior Germany to bolster the northern flank as French pressure grows on the western front. Observers see signs of widening combat near Lauterberg and the Bienwald forest, with strategic Siegfried line in view.
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Paris
Germany
Poland
Bert. 7
Bienwald
Lauterberg
Rhine
Polish Reservists Ordered To Report As War News Spreads
In Lwow the Polish general staff calls all uncalled reservists to report to barracks by tomorrow morning. Bratislava and Budapest report Slovakia and Poland taking mobilization steps as Germany expands war. Britain says Iraq orders German minister to leave. Canada adjourns parliament without clear policy. Berlin reports 25 000 Polish prisoners since invasion and captures of artillery and machine guns.
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Budapest
Lwow
Bratislava
Slovakia
London
Ministry of Information
Iraq
Baghdad
Traq
Berlin
Ottawa
Ont
Britain
Germany
Poland
Slovak Troop Columns Targeted by Polish Planes
The Slovak news agency reports Polish planes raided behind lines and machine gunned troop columns near Iglo Presov Bardiof and Levoca. The Presov attack was so swift alarms could not be sounded. In London, all schools in areas with missing children stay closed indefinitely with neutral areas reopening Sept 11.
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Bratislava
Slovakia
Iglo
Presov
Bardiof
Levoca
London
England
Scotland
Wales
British Air Battle Mistaken Identity Over England
London reports an air engagement described as an air raid alarm followed by anti-aircraft fire against British pursuit planes. German recon planes headed for the east coast but turned back before reaching it. British fighters pursued them but did not locate them and were fired upon by anti-aircraft crews who mistook them for the enemy.
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London
England
Ministry of Information
Fir
Noe Aninistry
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