May carry war to Yellow River threatens China
Nanking August 6 official Japanese intimation points war expanding toward the Yellow River. Chiang Kai-Shek declares China will yield no territory, even at risk of death. Foreign consuls report warnings for foreigners near the Yellow River. Americans in interior Shandong advised to move toward Tein amid rising hostilities. In Shanghai, fears grow that decades of mission work could be undone by Japanese control in North China as columns push through Hopeh Chahar.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
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Tein
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Shanghai Chine
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North China
Hopeh- Chahar
Asia
Santander Braces for Fall as Insurgents Advance
Reports from both sides say Santander, the last government-held Bay of Biscay city in Spain, faces a crisis with officials considering civilian evacuation. The city, known as the city of perpetual spring, is crowded with wounded and refugees from the Basque region. Most Americans in Santander were evacuated by the U.S. Navy last month.
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Today in History and Birthdays of notable figures
A historical calendar lists births and deaths of prominent figures such as James Brewster, Alfred Tennyson, Samus P. Carter, and John Fremont, with dates ranging from 1768 to 1936. Also includes a birthday roll for Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and other notable individuals, plus a brief astrology note.
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New Haven
Conn
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Preston
George W. List
America
William A. Alcott
New England
Walcott, Conn
Alfred Tennyson
Samus P. Carter
Elizabethton
Tenn
Washington
Adolph F. A. Bandelier
Southwest
Besia
South America
Achteeraryel
Spars
Europe
New York
Gertrude Ederle
Joseph F. Crater
United States Secret Service
G-men
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Brooklyn
United States
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Maine
Lewistown
Mars Brooks Vicken
Arcadia
Kans
Helen H. Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
Globe, Ariz
James T. Shotwell
Ontario
Canada
Ruth Suckow
Hawarden
Iowa
Miller Reese Hutchison
Montrose
Ala
Mary L. C. Bok
Philadelphia
Boston
Complaint Filed Against His Motor Freight Line
The Public Service Commission gave Wilbur FL Miller of Union Bridge until August 24 to reply to charges against his motor freight line service between Tiberty and New Wind. Twelve parties on the route complained the milk shipments were blocked by ongoing issues including butterfat content, price changes, and destination changes without consent. An adjacent notice mentions the Myersville Carnival with a meeting planned for August 19 to 22.
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Public Service Commission
Wilbur FL Miller
Union Bridge
Tiberty
New Wind
Three-Day Mye Ne Fire Carnival Parade Preview
Under the auspices of the Mye Ne Fire Company a three day event features a big parade on Wednesday evening with prize awards to be announced. Visiting companies Frederick Middletown Brunswick Boonsboro and Wagerstown will participate. Booths line the main thoroughfare with refreshments run by ladies. Burgess Jol A T Eldridge as general chairman will announce sub committees to aid in carnival planning.
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Boonsboro
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Hammaker Bros Buy Frank Suman's Monument Business
Hammaker Brothers of Thurmont and Washington D C have purchased Frank Suman's monument business at 513 South Market Street Frederick since 1888. Possession given August 1 Suman operated 49 years health prompted sale. Hammaker plan remodelling display of memorials with individual settings and landscaped showyard.
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Thurmont
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Baltimore
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Hammaker Brothers Business in Washington D C Noted
Ernest P. Hammaker, son of the late B Frank Hammaker founder, recalls Hammaker Brothers conducting business in Washington D C for the past five years with offices in the National Press Building.
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Liberty Picnic Draws Record Crowd At Pine Mountain Park
More than 600 dinners sold at the Libertytown picnic hosted by St. Peter's church drew a crowd estimated at around 10 000, the largest in the event’s history, filling Pine Mountain Park on Wednesday night and straining parking resources as attendees arrived by car.
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Libertytown
St. Peter's Church
Pine Mountain Park
Revenue from church supper lists abundant food and turnout
Rev. Philip L. Farrell said more than 600 dinners were sold and about 2 201 rolls 396 pounds of ham and several hundred chickens consumed along with 143 cases of soda water. Mayor Howard W. Jackson spoke for about 19 minutes. The note mentions native-born Japanese and Chinese residents becoming American citizens after Hawaii annexation.
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Philip L. Farrell
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Rex Fr. Farrell
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