Women Control Economic Power Highlighted by Dinner Speaker
A Pennsylvania group visited Frederick with 460 members for a dinner at the France's Scott Key Hotel. Speaker E Aach of York Chamber of Commerce argued women now hold major economic power, citing statistics on life insurance, wealth, trusts, and safety deposit boxes while noting advances in education and professional life. The event featured York Lions and local club leaders presenting gifts and remarks, with Mayor Lloyd Culler in attendance.
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York
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
France
Scott Key Hotel
Hirschman
Pennsyvana
Frederick Lions
Frances Perkins
Labor
Gure
TVA
America
Adam H. Martin
West York High School
York Club
Jesse W. Kolb
Frederick Club
York County
Lloyd C. Culler
Roger B. Wolfe
C. Thomas Summers
Frederick
Lions
Hill Boys
John H. Longenecker
Roy Flinchbaugh
Springs
Lions of
Francis Scott Key
York Lions
France Must Choose Between London and Moscow
Berlin reports mark the 18th Nazi anniversary as leaders rally for strong stance on Czechoslovakia Sudeten minorities and tension with Britain and France. Editors urge France to pick sides, hinting at possible Franco Russian split as Hitler weighs future moves.
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Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Allance
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Italy
Anthony Eden
Britain
France
London
Moscow
Hitler
Munich
Hof Brau Haus
National Socialists’ German Workers Party
York Lions host Piannist and travel bureau event
Sarah Stable of York heard Russell C. Keller of the York Travel Bureau speak briefly. It was the first good will tour of the York Club for the Pennsylvania State Convention to be held in York in June. Lions visitors arrived around 3:45 pm and the meeting began about thirty minutes later. Afterward the visitors returned to the train for the return trip.
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Sarah Stable
York
Russell C. Keller
York Travel Bureau
York Club
Pennsylvania
Guffey Withdraws From Pennsylvania Governor Race
Washington reports Senator Guffey Democrat of Pennsylvania withdrew from the gubernatorial contest at President Roosevelt's request. The field now includes Charles Alvin Jones Luther Harr Charles J Marblotti and Thomas Kennedy as the State Democratic committee meets in Harrisburg to endorse a candidate.
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Washington
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Gurley
State Democratic Committee
Harrisburg
Charles Alvin Jones
Pittsburgh
Luther A. Harr
Philadelphia
Charles J. Mar Blotti
Thomas Kennedy
Vinson chairs naval affairs panel on Hitler threat
Q reveals Representative Carl Vinson as chairman of the House Naval Affairs Committee. Hitler’s determination to Naziify the army noted. An estimated 3,000,000 had lost jobs in three months. True. The group was expelled after being suspended.
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Carl Vinson
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Hitler
Lord Plunkett and Wife Die in California Plane Crash
In fog across the California coast, Lord and Lady Plunkett of London and pilot T. J. Phillips were killed when their plane crashed near Hearst Airport south of San Luis Obispo. James Lawrence of Hollywood was critically injured. all aboard served the Hearst News fleet.
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Los Angeles
Calif
San Francisco
Hearst
Cord
Lady Plunkett
Phoebus Demands Copy of Charges in Maladministration Trial
Baltimore February 25 AP State Labor Commissioner Harry Phoebus, facing trial Monday on charges of maladministration, renewed his demand that Governor Nice provide a copy of the investigator’s report. He criticized the governor’s handling and noted Nice’s absence for a Chesapeake Bay oyster grounds tour aboard the state steamer McLane.
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Baltimore
Harry T. Phoebus
Nice
Russia
Phoebus
Amos W. W. Wondcock
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Officer Tom Sheldon reasons the machine was stolen because the rear license plate is dirty. The car is new and clean, so the plate should be new and clean as well.
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Page Four
Tom Sheldon
Independence Defiant in Austria Amid German Guarantees
Vienna reports Chancellor Schuschnigg pledges to fight for Austrian independence. He cites Germany’s guarantee under the 1936 pact and asserts Austria must remain sovereign, framing the Rome protocols as guiding Austria’s role and peace. Germany and Italy move toward broader gestures with Britain’s plan on Spain in view. A Kentucky road survey program and a street accident in Independence conclude the brief items.
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Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Germany
Austria
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Schuschnigg
Italy
Hungary
Berchtesgarden
Spain
Neville Chamberlain
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Everedy
Hendrickson
Breathtakin
Eifetime Cahiv
Hebi
Great Britain
Bureau of Public Roads
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Stecck
Redmond & Car
Delphey
West Patrica St
Helas Eee Sone
Carty’s
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St. Frederick
Frederi Oak and Suit Store
North Market Street
Ladies’ Flanel
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