Retention of Airport Before Meeting Monday
Frederick Chamber of Commerce pushes federal contact to keep maintenance of Frederick Airport. A meeting with Senator Tydings, Frederick and Hagerstown officials, and Bureau of Air Commerce is planned for Washington Monday to seek a direct Baltimore to Pittsburgh route, which could preserve the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Millard E. Tydines
Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown
Bureau of Air Commerce
Washington
Roger B. Wolfe
Culler
Edward J. Smith
Wolfe
Pittsburgh
Atea
Baltimore Association of Comerce
Baltimore
Rederick
McConnelsburg
Penna
Buckeystown
Braddock Heights
Quiet Prevails On Siberia Front Amid Armistice Peace
Tokyo reports complete quiet along the Siberian Manchoukouan border as the Soviet Russian Japanese armistice takes effect. A cease fire order is in place at noon under the Moscow backed terms. Domei notes cheerful frontier mood with only occasional gunfire bursts and mutual withdrawals up to several hundred yards.
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Tokyo
Japanese War Office
Siberian-Manchounkuoan
Moscow
Foreign Office
Domei
Girdler Pushes Senate Probe of CIO Strike Activities
Republic Steel chairman Tom Girdler urged a Senate investigation into violence and intimidation by the CIO during last summer's Little Steel Strike. He criticized the Civil Liberties Committee inquiry as one sided and called for CIC records to reveal how a $1,500,900 fund was used by the steel workers organizing committee.
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Washington
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
Senate
CIO
Little Steel
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
CIC
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Pretty wedding Osburn Jones at Barnesville nups today
Miss Elizabeth Creighton Jones daughter of Samuel Creighton Jones of Dickerson wed Harry Clement Rhodes son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kennard Rhodes of Queenstown at Saint Mary's church Barnesville. Ceremony by Rev Father Carl Hess with music by Mrs Charles H. Davis and Mrs Mary W. O'Brien. Bridesmaids wore gowns in aqua pink orchid and yellow. groom's party included best man Louis Kennard Rhodes Jr and ushers. After a reception at Creighton Place the couple left for a motor trip.
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Elizabeth Creighton Jones
Samuel Creighton Jones
Dickerson
Harry Clement Rhodes
Louis Kennard Rhodes
Queenstown
Saint Mary’s Church
Barnesville
Carl Hess
Charles H. Davis
Mary W. O'Brien
Vailey
Gysophelia
Lillian Eleanor Jones
Margery Kengla Holland
Kensington
Constance Nicholson Jones
Margaret A. Rhodes
Myrna Livingston Jones
Bernadine Mabel Jones
Silver Spring
Ida Lutz Jones
Marie Grams
Buckeystown
Louis Kennard Rhodes, Jr
Merrick Wilson
Poolesville
Raymond Dugan
Baltimore
Page Bledson
Washington, D. C
Thomas Rhodes
Doris Douglas Jones
Howard Marvin Jones
Petersville
Robert Dudley Osburn
William Osburn
West Third Street
Miss Jones
Rosalie Osburn
Osburn
George H. Murdoch
Indianapolis
Ind
Maryland
Virginia
John Jones
Dorchester County
Louis Richard Jones
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hagerstown and
Frederick
Peter Osburn
England
Edward VI
Washingtons
Chews
Col Edward Schley
John Thomas Schley
Fist House
Sir Francis Chapline
London
Charles I
Isaac Chapline
America
King’s Council
Royal Navy
Marry Caton
Lord Baltimore
Calverts
Catons
Shivers
Latimers
Lindbergh Avenue
German Plane Flies Non-Stop To New York
The Brandenburg, a large German land plane, was within 30 miles of Berlin en route to New York on a nonstop flight. An Air Ministry spokesman said the craft could land between 2 pm and 6 pm today depending on speed and position. The flight aims to show Germany’s readiness for daily transatlantic mail and passenger service.
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Boston
Brandenburg
New York
Berlin
Air Ministry
North America
Germany
Atlantic
Pretty Wedding at Manor Church in Washington DC
Anne Dennis Zeigler daughter of George Robertson Dennis Jr and James Coale Sappington son of James Sappington and Joe Libertytown wed at St Joseph's Catholic Church Manor. The Empire gown periwinkle blue and pink tulle cap described with orchids delphinium bouquets. Attendants include Louis M Rawlins Jr and Thomas Sappington. Reception at Mt Hampton Farm. They plan Bermuda trip and home at 2202 Q Street NW Washington DC.
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Anne Dennis Zeigler
George Robertson Dennis, Jr
Mt. Hampton Farm
James Coale Sappington
James Sappington
Joe Libertytown
Dr. Sappington
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Thaddeus I Skrzynski
Louis M. Rawlins, Jr
Baltimore
Mr. Sappington
Thomas Sappington
Washington, D. C
Jacques Reinstein
Stephen Elkins
Hans Faber
Washington
Louis M. Rawlins
Dennis
W. Va
St. Martha's School
Rappahannoth
Virginia
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Brookes
Worthingtons
Pearres
Georgetown University
State Department
Ridgiey
Dorsey and Coale
Tait Asks Nice To Withdraw In Maryland Race
Galen L. Tait, Republican senate hopeful, urged Senator Harry W. Nice to shield the party from intra campaign strife. In a telegram he argued that fielding a rival candidate against him under current party conditions lacks rhyme, reason, and political sense. Nice’s supporters countered with Judge Oscar Leser as an opponent.
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Baltimore
Galen L. Tait
Harry W. Nice
Tait
Parole Denied to County Prisoner
Six Maryland prisoners had parole applications denied while others were approved. Notable denials included Lawrence Moore a black man from Montgomery County sentenced in September 1937 to two years for assault with intent to murder and Willard Saylor from Frederick County sentenced in October 1937 to two years for larceny.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Lawrence Moore
Montgomery County
Willard Saylor
Frederick County
Blackbird Pest Work Spreads as Canning Fears Grow
Local officials report hundreds of workers battling blackbird pest across canning areas while fears persist. Ten factories begin operations as counties plant measures amid ongoing concern over crop damage and supply.
Awful Nuisance Says State's Game Warden
Frederick area faces a blackbird and starling nuisance as packs begin corn canning. State Game Warden LeCompte proposes water jets or limited shooting under supervision, noting no closed season yet city ordinances restrict firing within Frederick. County officials discuss legal workarounds and police coordination to curb roosting birds.
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Frederick
Lee LeCompte
Benjamin F. Phebus
Sherman P. Bowers
Phobus
LeCompte
Bowers
Allen Bartgis
Bartgis
Rockwell Terrace
le Compte
Baltimore City
Starlings
Baltimore
Catonsville
Melvin Avenue
Mr. LeCompte
Catonsville Street
Trail Avenue
Frederick City Hospital Park
Britain Asks Italy About Troops In Spain
London reports Britain raised with Italy the alleged sending of new troops to assist Spanish insurgents, despite Italy’s understanding with Britain and non intervention commitments. Italy had not replied by press time.
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Britain
Italy
Spain
London
Great Britain
Tiaiy
Rome
Weather Summary and Conditions Today
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 7am today 0.59 inches. August to date 1.50 inches. High yesterday 90, high last year 89. Low last night 69, low last year 70. Sun sets today 7:12 pm. rises tomorrow 5:20 am. Moon rises tomorrow 7:36 pm. Streams Monocacy and Potomac muddy.
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Monocacy
Potomac
Roosevelt income figure sparks debate on five year total
The Evening American reports James Roosevelt's total taxable income over the last five years at 170000 dollars. The figure, sourced from a responsible authority, counters a Saturday Evening Post estimate of 200000 to 2090. The 170000 includes all sources except a 10000 dollar federal secretary salary.
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Boston
Ing American
James Roosevelt
Saturday Evening Post
Testimony in Bethel church parsonage case continues today
Testimony before Court Examiner Walter E Sinn covered finances at Bethel Tabernacle linked to the parsonage deed dispute and church sale. William Layman and Miss Betty Beylor described fund collection and bill payments with no official treasurer noted. Plaintiffs seek accounting while defending worship in Pentecostal tradition. defendants aim to liquidate affairs by selling the church to a Seventh Day Adventist group.
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Bethel Tabernacle
Walter E. Sinn
William Layman
Betty Beylor
Evelyn D. Becker
General Council
Assemblies of God
Layman
Defendrners
Becker
Beyler
William Littiz
Sittig
Corrigan Plans Return to Work After Flight Feat
Corrigan said he would fly back to New York at once to reassemble his $909 plane and seek a regular job. After a celebratory breakfast with government officials he said he would soon take a co-pilot position with an airline, noting he might be a long time before a bigger role.
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Washington
Douglas
Corrigan
New York
Chinese Attack Kills Many on American Campuses
Hankew Aug 11 AP reports Japanese air raiders killed an undetermined number of Chinese at two American campuses in Wuchang. Twenty seven planes bombed two towns and initial casualty estimates exceed five hundred.
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Hankew
Wuchang
Roosevelt urges constant progressive action on education economy
At the University of Georgia Roosevelt called for raising purchasing power and wealth where low, linking tax financed education with regional economic conditions. He urged government to tackle national economic problems, prevent waste, foster regional independence, and lead in social security while noting the load cannot rest on the federal government alone.
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Athens
Roosevelt
University of Georgia
South
Georgia
Successor To Miss Nies Not Yet Been Chosen
Frederick City Hospital board notes many applications for superintendent post after Miss Mary L. Mies resignation. No action taken yet. Nineteen members met at Georgianna Simmons Home with Mrs. Casper E. Cline presiding. Reports include nurses training applications, staff vacations, dispensary painting near ambulance entrance, lawn mower purchase, and good lawn conditions. Hospital figures show 248 treated, 205 admitted, 192 discharged, 36 remaining, with 35 pay, 79 part pay, 114 free, including 14 free tonsillectomies. births 13 and deaths 6.
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Board of Managers
Frederick City Hospital
Mary L. Mies
Georgianna Simmons
Casper E. Cline
Nurses Training School
Jair
Light Selling Pushes Stock Market Downward
New York August 11. Light selling sent stocks lower with leaders down fractions to two points and some issues as much as five. A weak rally at the start faded as volume rose with offerings. support was feeble and losses trimmed only near the close. Wheat futures fell to five year lows as corn also weakened. transfers ran about 900,000 shares.
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New York
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