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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1938

Page

6

Ballots Prepared for September Primaries in County

Approximately 35,000 ballots are being primed for September with 133 names. Board of Election Supervisors approved final ballot proofs and set printing to begin. Democratic and Republican ballots list governors, senators, and local officials with candidates alphabetically arranged. Transfers will end after this evening, with remaining changes restricted.

G. Bunter Bowers Board of Election Supervisors Court House Senatr Court of Appeals Register of Wills State Central Committee Frank AR. Long Montgomery County

Japanese Forces Push On Into Central China

Japanese forces push into central China north and south of the Yangtze while warning U S and British gunboats to stay vigilant. The Monocacy was shaken by a mine near Kiukiang but remained undamaged, amid a dispute over American gunboat rights in the Yangtze region.

Shanghai China Yangtze River United States Hankow Hongkong Yangtze Kiu- Kiang

Maryland Alumni Back Tydings in Senate Fight

Forty eight University of Maryland alumni leaders approved support for Senator Tydings in his bid for re election. Emanuel Zalesak, former alumni president, said telegram responses from about fifty leaders favored the stance with one critical and one advising neutrality. The Baltimore College Park alumni group urged rapid word of sentiment to the campaign. Zalesak declined to name respondents, noting one message from Cumberland urged staying out of the Tydings Lewis contest.

College Park University of Maryland Millard Emanuel Zalesak Alumni Association Baltimore Association H. C. Byrd Roosevelt Maryland Zatesak Zalesak Baltimore and College Park Senator Tydings Byrd Cumberland David Lewis

New Speed Record Set By Plane Manufacturer

Major Alexander T. de Seversky flew from New York to Los Angeles in 10 hours 3 minutes 7 seconds to set a new transcontinental speed record. He beat the east-west record by 1 hour 26 minutes 33 seconds, previously held by Col. Roscoe Turner. The pace on the west-east route remains about seven hours 29 minutes, set by How ard Hughes. Seversky delivered the 1 200 horsepower monoplane to Jacqueline Coch rane who will fly it next Saturday in the Bendix trophy race at Cleveland.

Los Angeles Alexander T. de Seversky New York Col Roscoe Turner Howard Hughes Major Seversky Kansas City Seversky Jacqueline Cochrane Cleveland

Family ties untangle a Cranium Crackers puzzle

The solution maps the Browns as a nuclear family with J L Brown Jr his wife Violet and daughter plus visiting Mrs John Brown Sr and Laura Brown, detailing roles from aunt to mother in law. A German firm unveils a method to make artificial snow using glass wool alum and urea.

Brown J. L. Brown, Jr J. L. Brown Violet Brown John Brown Laura Brown

Fire House Job Given Approval

The Public Works Administration approved the contract for Frederick's United Fire House improvements. L. J. Keller and Son of Jefferson will start work soon after notification, with initial demolition of an old warehouse behind the engine house. The project budget is 35,500 dollars and completion is targeted in seventy days with a daily forfeiture after.

Public Works Frederick United Engine House PWA New York L. J. Keller and Son Jefferson Charles F. Bowers Elmer Sco MM Keller Firm Bowers United Fire Company Keller Board of Aldermen Hahn and Fulmer Fleming Avenue Ritter

Dictionary completes 30 years work in 35 volumes

Fu Ting yi finished a comprehensive Chinese dictionary after 30 years of continuous effort. The work spans 35 volumes and contains about 4 500 000 words.

Hunan China Fu Ting-yi

Pump House Destroyed By Fire At Bulk Plant

A small pump house over underground gasoline tanks at the General Refining Company bulk plant on East Patrick Street burned Monday at about 5 PM. Fire officials said the blaze started likely from a sparking short circuit in a motor pumping gasoline to a delivery truck. Bascomb S. Neal pulled a master switch, halting the motor and gas flow, possibly preventing a larger blaze. Damage confined to the corrugated iron shed. truck loaded nearby escaped damage. Officials estimated substantial property loss but disputed explosion danger over the 20,000 gallons stored below.

General Refining Company East Patrick Street Bascomb S. Neal Neal Elling

Ferdinand Pecora Leads Senate Wall Street Probe

Ferdinand Pecora served as special counsel in the Senate inquiry into Wall Street. Roosevelt reaffirmed this stance during his Canadian visit. Morris Sheppard of Texas chairs the campaign expenditures panel. Weights discussed include featherweight welterweight and lightweight. He is urged to leave the country until a decision.

Ferdinand Pecora Senate Wall Street Roosevelt Morris Sheppard Texas Campaign

British Warn Germany Over Czechoslovakia Crisis

London reports ministers poised to issue a warning against German aggression toward Czechoslovakia. Prime Minister Chamberlain may address Hitler as Cabinet weighs crisis talks amid German frontier fortifications and Sudeten German demands. Runciman mediates as Benes and British envoy discuss cantonal self rule in a reorganization plan.

London Czechoslovakia Neville Chamberlain Adolf Hitler Germany France Neville Henderson Berlin Chamberlain Runciman Praha Edouard Benes Cantons

Cactus Blooms First Time in 14 Years at Portfield Home

In Porterfield Wisconsin on August 30 AP reports Mrs Joseph Biehl's cactus has blossomed for the first time in fourteen years after growing with no buds through its early years. The event marks a rare horticultural milestone for the owner.

Porterfield Wis Joseph Biehl

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