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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1940

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James Usés Speech Urges Industry to End Slump at Memorial Shrine

Gov. Arthur H James spoke at the National Cemetery and on a nationwide radio audience urging revived industry for national defense. He warned of a fifth column danger, urged building highways, airports, a trained army, and stressed prudence and coalition over dictatorship to secure liberty.

National Cemetery Abraham Lincolln Arthur H James America James

Kane is Adams County Democratic chairman names executive committee

Carl W. Kane of Franklin township was elected Adams County Democratic chairman and Friday announced his executive committee to aid in party affairs. The lineup includes Kane as chairman, vice chairman Edna Eicholtz of Gettysburg, secretary Seb Weaver of McSherrystown, treasurer Harry Cratin of Littlestown, state committeeman Edward Utz of Biglerville, M. R. Freed of New Oxford, Robert McCleaf of Fairfield, Guy Bream of Tyrone township, and Rosswell Topper of Mt. Pleasant township.

Carl W. Kane Franklin Township Adams County Democratic Committee Kane Edna E. Eicholtz Gettysburg Seb. H. Weaver McSherrystown Harry L. Cratin Littlestown Edward B. Utz Biglerville M. R. Freed New Oxford

Workable Death Ray Would End All Wars

Robert D. Potter, science editor of the American Weekly, argues that a working death ray could end all warfare. The upcoming June 16 issue promises a thorough explanation of how such a force might shape mankind’s future.

Robert D. Potter American Weekly New York Journal-American

Civil War Veterans Attend Gettysburg Memorial Day Parade

Two Civil War veterans sat on the rostrum with Gov. Arthur H. James as he delivered the Memorial Day address in Gettysburg before about 5,000 people. Noah O. Woodruff of Elizabeth NJ and J Frank Eich of York were honored guests, with Eich noted as one of York’s last surviving Civil War veterans.

Gettysburg Arthur H. James James Dorothy James GAR Noah O Woodruff Elizabeth New Jersey J. Frank Eich North Harrison Street York Adams County George D. Krug Kingsdale Harrisburg Party Arthur Cunningham Ladies G.A.R. of Luther McDonnell The Sons of Veterans Center Square Miss James Harrisburg

Estate of F. X. Colgan Notice to Creditors

Notice is given that Letters Testamentary have been granted to Mary Edith Colgan Executrix of the will of F. X. Colgan deceased in Adams County Pennsylvania. Creditors and those owing the decedent are requested to present claims or make payments to the Executrix or her attorney J. F. Yake Jr Esq Gettysburg Pennsylvania.

F. X. Colgan McSherrystown Adams County Mary Edith Colgan FP. X. Colgan North St J. F. Yake, Jr Esa Gettysburg Penna W. Ralph Miller New Oxford Register of Wills G. Ralpt Miller Geo. M. Walter, Esq William F. Topper Abbottstown Pennsylvania Sadie Topper

Driver Thrown 30 Feet When Car Hits Pole

Ted Covey 34 of Indianapolis and his wife faced a $10 fine and costs for driving too fast for conditions after their car skidded on wet streets five miles east of Gettysburg. Covey was thrown about 30 feet when the vehicle struck a traffic light pole near Meade school. Both suffered bruises, and Covey awaited $12.25 from Indianapolis as he telegraphed for funds to pay the fine.

Ted Covey Indianapolis Indiana Justice of the Peace Robert P. Snyder Gettysburg Covey Lincoln Highway New Jersey Meade School Glenn Guise Justice Snyder

Administration notice for Adams County estates

Administrator's notice announces letters of administration granted for the estate of W Ralph Miller of New Oxford Adams County. Debts must be settled and claims presented to G R Miller and attorney Geo M Walter. Also probate notice for Sadie Topper executrix of William F Topper of Abbottstown Adams County.

Public sale of real estate in New Oxford Adams County

The executor of Elizabeth J. Weikert's estate offers at public sale the half-lot known as No 55 in New Oxford bounded by Carlisle Street and an alley. The two-and-a-half story brick dwelling with seven rooms and a rear barn is on the premises. Sale begins 2:00 PM with terms announced by executor Mervin Creager. attorneys Fisher Ports & May. auctioneer S Crawford & Son.

Elizabeth J. Weikert Borough of New Oxford Adaims County Pennsylvania Adams County Harry Stock Carlsle Kathryn Winand Mervin Creager Fisher, Ports & May Attys. S. Crawford & Son

Adequate Defenses Urged by Judge in Memorial Day Address

Judge W C Sheely president judge of Adams and Fulton counties told about 400 people at Green Hill cemetery Waynesboro Memorial Day exercises hosted by the American Legion to avoid war hysteria while stressing defense strength.

W. C. Sheely Adams Fulton Counties Waynesboro Green Hill Cemetery American Legion Sheely

Change in Attitudes Toward National Defense Urged

A speaker urged a broad shift in public attitudes toward national defense and un Americanism in light of recent world events. The call emphasized unity and vigilance amid growing international tensions.

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