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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1939

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France eyes long talks as Hitler presses on Poland

Paris reports protracted negotiations likely if Hitler does not answer Britain's note. Daladier drafts another letter to deter war and keep peace talks open. France expands censorship and mobilization measures as 3,000,000 troops stand ready.

Paris Adolf Hitler Britain Nevile Henderson Berlin Germany Poland Hitler Daladier Fuehrer Bolas General Information Service Service Nce Paria Finoer France

Il Duce Rea to Serve as Mediator in Europe

From Rome Premier Mussolini said he is prepared to act as mediator to settle Europe but warned that Germany and France must show goodwill. Britain and Mussolini's government said to back a settlement aiming for peace.

Rome Europe France Germany

Mediation on Poland Amid Mussolini’s Diplomacy Derailed

Unclear and garbled text presents a fragmentary report on Mussolini’s stance toward Poland and fascist tensions. The piece mentions Britain, Virginio Gayda, and Giornale D'Italia but lacks a coherent sequence of events or verifiable facts.

May Su Newsmen At Any Time Report

Brief item notes May Su involvement with newsmen at unspecified time. Source mentions press activity and general reporting role without clear events or dates.

Hitler to receive British ambassador for Polish crisis reply

Berlin dispatch says Adolf Hitler will meet Sir Neville Henderson at 10 pm to hear Britain’s reply to Germany’s proposals in the German Polish war crisis. Germany demands return of the Free City of Danzig and the Polish Corridor and hints at further adjustments at Poland’s expense. Mussolini mediation considered. Daladier’s peace efforts noted but no direct mediation requested by Hitler.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Neville Henderson Germany Hitler Mussolini Italy Poland Neville London Warsaw Free Danzig Pomorze Bernardo Attoligo Joachim von Ribbentrop Baladier France Thefuehrer Daladier Paris Britain Danwig Europe

Britain and France prepare for war as Poland crisis deepens

Britain replies to Hitler’s demands with a note to Berlin while France moves toward broader mobilization. Neville Henderson delivers Britain’s reply, Daladier plans a parallel French message, and Mussolini mediates. Europe braces under tightened censorship, evacuations, and strategic naval moves as Poland and German frontier tensions escalate.

War and Neutrality Debate Echoes in Paris and Washington

Fragmentary notes recount discussions on German aggression and Poland, with mentions of Roosevelt, Britain, and American neutrality policy. References to meetings in Paris and Manhattan, shifts in stance, and calls for a firm stance against Germany amid mounting tension.

British Ambassador Sir Neville Henderson Lands in Berlin

Sir Neville Henderson arrived at Templehof Airport Berlin to deliver Britain’s reply to Germany over Poland. He indicated he might fly back to London soon and requested accommodations for his pilots. Germany expected talks with Adolf Hitler, while London urged readiness for possible war and parliament was recalled for possible statements.

London Neville Hemylerson Germany Croydon Pitler Nevile Britain Berlin Great Britain Neville Tinderson Tem-plehof Poland Henderson Germain Fuehrer

Japan Must Plot New Course In World Affairs

Japan faces shock and confusion after the Russo German nonaggression pact. Tokyo officials reportedly abandon close Germany ties and seek a policy of splendid isolation while keeping doors open to friendship. The move signals a potential upheaval in Asia and Europe as Japan weighs future allies and rivalries.

Japan Dewitt Backenzie Associated Press New York Britain America Tokyo Germany Orient Europe Nippon Berlin Far East

Weather Forecast Sees Fair Skies Across South States

South Carolina expects generally fair weather tonight and Tuesday with coastal clouds and a warmer northeast. Georgia foresees fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with mild temperatures. Florida will be partly cloudy with possible scattered showers in the south and east central areas. Alabama and extreme northwest Florida anticipate generally fair conditions, with gentle to moderate northerly to easterly coastal winds.

South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama

Mobilization Ordered in Netherlands Expands Forces

Netherlands prepared to swell its army and navy to three times present strength. By tomorrow morale is high as ships, boats, and men are readied, with naval units to receive reinforcements and coast guard ships reported in mobilization plans.

Amsterdam Netherlands

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