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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1938

Page

9

Britain accuses Italy of sending troops to Spain

Great Britain disclosed Italy may have sent new troops and materiel to Franco’s insurgents despite nonintervention pledges. France barred war materials on its frontier, while internal French leftists urge reopening. Chamberlain promised investigation as Franco delays reply on foreign fighters removal plan.

Landon Great Britain Italy Britain France Spain House of Commons Frederick S. Cocks Labor Neville Chamberlain Franco

Dismissal of Petition Sought in Mortgage Reopen Case

A petition to reopen Jesse M. Smith's suit against Henry C. Heagey, administrator, arguing a paid mortgage should be released, faced a circuit court dismissal for lack of proof. In the just-filed answer, the defendant denies new material facts and argues most alleged new evidence was raised before and not relevant. The defense asks dismissal of the petition. Sir George Gierson is noted for reducing 179 languages and 554 dialects of India to writing.

Jesse M. Smith Henry C. Heagey Jesse F. R. Heagey Circuit Court Smith H. Kieffer de Lauter

Another Band Concert Given In Baker Park

The Yellow Springs Concert Band under Charles S. Stull presented the final of a three concert series at Baker Park on Thursday night. The program featured overtures medleys novelty selections and a clarinet duet by Edgar Mariz and James Grove with an encore. The First Regiment Band led by Henry Keller will continue the series next Thursday and a post series concert may be planned after community religious services.

Henry S. Keller Yellow Springs Mr. Stull

Fossil sharks in Maryland reveal giant teeth

Fossils from Maryland show sharks with teeth more than ten times larger than the largest living sharks. Researchers note these prehistoric sharks possessed enormous teeth indicating a much bigger predator era in the region.

Maryland

Dine One Day In Berlin And The Next In New York

A man named Flane makes a nonstop Atlantic crossing in 25 hours. He dined in Berlin one day and was in New York the next, startling travel observers with the swift passage across the ocean.

Berlin N.Y Atlantic

Flight crew completes 25 hour westward aviation run

Flyers who dined in Bariia yesterday visited New York this afternoon to finish a 25 hour flight between the two cities. They crossed land and sea over a 3942 mile route aboard a 24 passenger Focke Wulf airliner, with the Wulff transport crew demonstrating the feat.

Bariia New York

Pioneering Germany to America air service test noted

Aviation pioneer Al Williams called Alfred Henke and his three crew members’ land plane voyage a landmark in modern flight though barely publicized. The team faced minor cowling and hydraulic brake issues on board, delaying an immediate return but hopes for a swift, tailwind assisted trip home in a couple of days.

Germany America al Willams Alfred Henke Raulic

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