Germans Claim Capture of 50000 Poles at Danzig War Flash
Hitler asserted no war aims against Britain or France as he spoke in Danzig about Poland’s fall. He said Germany faced only hours of victory with Warsaw as the last Polish holdout, and reports claimed 50000 Polish prisoners and vast booty. Allies reinforced fronts as Soviet and Romanian moves shaped a wider crisis.
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Danzig
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Romania
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Pinsk
Bialystok
Hitler declares no war aims but warns Poland will not rise again
In Danzig Adolf Hitler pledges no war air toward Britain and France while stating Poland, created by Versailles, will not rise again. He warns of up to seven years of war if needed, seeks peace with the west, and asserts Russia and Germany will organize peace in the east. He vows no surrender and cites Mussolini’s efforts to settle the dispute.
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Europe
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Associated Press
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Italy
West Wall
Poland's Fate Presents Dark Picture
The article describes a bleak European power shift after Poland's fall to the Allies. It notes Germany and Russia dominating central Europe with Italy's support, leaving France powerless to aid Poland and potentially unable to stem territorial changes.
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Poland
Fate
Poland poised for German Soviet partition and regime change
Reports from CERNAUTI Romania indicate a pro German pro Soviet Polish government to replace Moscicki Beck and Smigly-Rydz refugees. Airing maps show expected borders with Poland as a buffer state. Warsaw and inland garrisons fight on amid heavy casualties on both sides with estimates of 50 000 to 100 000 Polish deaths and 35 000 to 50 000 German deaths.
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Ignace Moscicki
Poland
Rumania
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Stalin
Cernauti
Jozef Beck
Edward Smigly-Rydz
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Pinsk
Craiova
Beck
Two Liners Arrive With Missionaries
The Latter-Day Saints church announced 179 missionaries, mainly from German, French and British missions, arrived on two liners docking at New York. Leaders A C Rees and Mrs Rees led the east German mission aboard the United States liner Washington with a large group from Utah and Idaho cities.
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Salt Lake City
Latter-Day Saints Church
New York
A. C. Rees
Mrs. Rees
United States
Washington
Grant A. Hawkes
Harold G. Wheeler
David J. Wilson
Delmar J. Young
Doris Pratt
Anna Saunders
John A. Shaw
Don
Alban L. Smith
Idaho Falls
Raymond H. Hawkes
Drummond
Gerald M. Palmer
Stone
Idaho
Banquet to Honor Maine Residents in Bannock Hotel
Paul Nash, secretary of the Pocatello chamber of commerce, asks former Maine residents to contact him. A Maine table is arranged for the governor's banquet honoring Governors Lewis Barrows and C. A. Bottolfsen at the Bannock hotel Friday evening. Reservations at the chamber of commerce.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Maine
Bannock Hotel
Lewis Barrows
C. A. Bottolfsen
Chamber of Commerce
East Idaho Fair Opens With Pageant Parade
A colorful street spectacle opened the Eastern Idaho State fair in Blackfoot with a parade themed the pageant of the West. Thousands watched bands from Shelley and Firth high schools, Idaho national guard colors, and Fort Hall Indian reservation dancers.
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C. A. Bottolfsen
Lewis Barrows
Maine
Shelley
Firth
Idaho National Guard
Fort Hall
Fair Grounds
German airforce uses hospital planes for wounded transport
Berlin reports three special hospital planes from Breslau make regular runs to Poland to move the seriously wounded from first aid stations to German hospitals. Each aircraft carries 18 wounded men and planes are white with a large red cross on the side.
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Berlin
Poland
Breslau
Germany
Something Phoney About War Says Borah
President Roosevelt urged European belligerents to renew promises to spare civilians from air bombing after Poland appealed over German raids on non military targets. He voiced hope that air forces would honor pledges to limit actions to military objectives and protect noncombatants. Senator Borah commented that Russian influence in Poland could raise peace prospects, though not immediately.
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Roosevelt
Poland
Mother Wins Fight For Custody Of Child
Marion Talley, former Kansas opera singer, wins custody of her four year old daughter Lucan. Judge Alfred Frankenthaler gives Talley nine months of each year, Eckstrom the other three, amid allegations he sought $150,000 to settle the matrimonial dispute. The decision questions the father's motive and upholds a referee's report.
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New York
Marion Talley
Lucan
Kansas
Eckstrom
Frankenthaler
Boy Fatally Burned in Payette Barn Explosion
Norman H. Person four year old son of Hilbert B. Person and wife Payette farmers was fatally burned in a Sunday accident in the family barn while playing with siblings. Two other children escaped serious injury and there was no fire.
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Norman H. Person
Hilbert B. Person
Person Hoe
Norman
Students Lose Recess Over Milk Shortage Incident
Twenty sixth grade students in Princess Anne Maryland will be without recess for several weeks after Sheriff George W. Brown discovered their prize quernsey ran short of milk. The group had been augmenting lunches by draining milk into paper cups.
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Princess Anne
George W. Brown
Food Prices Decline From War Boom Peak
Wholesale prices of food commodities in Chicago fell from wartime peaks as markets pull back from speculative buying. Grains dropped 5 to 10 percent while potatoes down 20 percent and wholesale meats down 4 to 33 percent. other items also eased though some gains since Aug 31 remain. Experts cite ample supplies and market adjustments following the European conflict onset.
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Chicago
Baseball Scores From American Leagues and Cities
Baseball scores show mixed results with several games featuring run totals and notable batting marks. Players named include E Smith Rigney Tresh Hildebrand Rosar St Louis Boston Detroit and Philadelphia in varied lineups as teams struggle for wins.
President to Address Joint Session on Neutrality Revision
President Roosevelt plans to address a joint session of Congress on neutrality Thursday afternoon. The message, drafted today by Stephen Early, will be brief and focus on revising the neutrality law. Delivery is set for about 2 p.m. EST after coordination with Vice President Garner, Speaker Bankhead, and Senate Leader Barkley.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Stephen T. Early
Early
Garner
Bankhead
Barkley
Wyoming Water Compact Talks Open in Idaho
Snake River users returned home after a preliminary discussion on a proposed Wyoming water compact that would grant superior rights to Wyoming users for Snake River water above Hesse. Frank Miller, St. Anthony, chaired the nine member committee at the Bonneville County courthouse with members W. O. Cotton Idaho Falls John E. Kelley Shelley R. E. Shepherd Jerome N. V. Sharp Filer A. B. Marean Burley Eph Ricks Sugar City and Hyrum Severson Rigby. Idaho and Wyoming officials will meet October 16 at Afton Wyoming to discuss the compact.
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Snake River
Wyoming
Hesse
Frank Miller
St. Anthony
Committee of Nine
Bonneville County
W. O. Cotton
John E. Kelley
Shelley
R. E. Shepherd
Jerome
N. V. Sharp
Filer
A. B. Marean
Burley
Eph Ricks
Sugar City
Hyrum Severson
Rigby
Idaho
Afton
Wyo
Judge Dismisses Case Against Gene Colaianni
Justice of the Peace William Ryan reports the case against Gene Colaianni, charged with assault and battery in a complaint signed by Robert W. Dunn.
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Justice of the Peace
William Ryan
Gene Colaianni
Robert W. Dunn
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