Former Red Army defeats invader in North China
Shanghai dispatch reports the Chinese Eighth Army, formed from former Communist units, inflicting heavy losses on Japanese forces in Central Shansi. Japanese retreat followed a fierce defense 50 miles south of the provincial capital as General Chu-toh’s irregulars, estimated at 100,000, operate under his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Eighth Army
Japan
China
Shanshi
Chu-toh
United States
Marblehead
North China
Chefoo
Peace Preservation Corps
Three City Arrests Reported After Weekend Incidents
Three arrests were made Sunday by city police and all suspects were jailed for trial in Police Court tonight. Richard Schilling and Guy Bartholow, arrested by Officers Alexander and Strawsburty, fought on the street. Ernest Dixon, colored, was arrested for drunkenness by Officer Burras. Nine motorists were tagged over the weekend for parking ordinance violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Schillinght
Guy Bartholow
Alexander and
Strawsburty
Ernest Dixon
Burras
Mussolini and the 1922 march on Rome turns 16 in 1938
Commemorating the 1922 march on Rome, a 1938 NEA Service feature reflects on Mussolini and fascism. It notes the rise of the corporative state, the spread of fascist influence from Europe to the Atlantic, and renewed imperial dreams as fascism marks its sixteenth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Naples
Mussolini
Rome
Europe
Spain
Atlantic
NEA Service
Championship Hand Helps Fishbein Win Mixed Pair Title
Harry J. Fishbein of New York, with Mrs. Samuel Rush, won the mixed pair championship at the National Championship Tourney in Washington last December. He gained the title by a clever slam in spades, managing a tricky sequence after West held extra trumps. The hand featured a diamond ace cashed before a heart sequence, dummy overruff, and a strategic return that clinched the contract amid expert debate over heart play against spade opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Fishbein
New York
Samuel Rush
Washington
West
Fishbein
South
Dummy
East
Bridge hand and sequence notes from a deal
The fragment notes a deal with South West North bidding sequence. Openers and responses appear as 2 Pass 2N.T and 3N.T in a dummy notation with passes. Details include a dealer designation and duplicate-N and S commentary, plus mentions of vul and opening responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. South
Local Social Roundup From Copperville Area
Residents and guests in Copperville and nearby towns share evenings and visits between Thurmont Taneytown and Bar. Notable mentions include Emma Layman Lawrence Foutz and Wilmer Young visiting Hess Bowers and Smith households. Several short trips to New Market LeGore Baltimore hospital and Johnstown are noted alongside healing improvements and family gatherings. assisted by nurses and students in local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperville
Emma J. Layman
Thurmont
Lawrence Fout
Wilmer Young
Taneytown
Ralph Hess
Bar
Raymond Bowers
Lewis Biker
Travarion
New Market
LeGore
And
Airs
Franklin Bakler
Freda
Charles Bowers
Johnstown
Lloyd Lambert
Clara Pillinger
Fairview
Lawrence Foutz
Roberta Young
Baltimore City
Albert Smith
Wilmer ‘Young
Emma Layman
John Frock
Harry Miller
Franklin Baker
Nancy
Charles Deberry
Republicans Organize in Westminster Maryland
Westminster Md Jan 16 Car Toli county Republicans have completed their election year organization. Stanford L Hoff Westminster attorney was elected president of the county Republican League. Preston Myers Union town first vice president Carl Smith Hampstead second vice president Donald C Sponseller Westminster secretary and Robert Burdette Mr Airy treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Toli County
Stanford L. Hoff
County Republican League
Preston Myers
Uniontown
Carl Smith
Hampstead
Donald C. Sponseller
Robert Burdette
Mr. Airy
Reed To Be Confirmed Overwhelmingly
Washington predicts Senate confirmation of President Roosevelt’s pick Solicitor General Stanley Reed as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. The Leaders Class in Hagerstown shows rising attendance and a memorial day observance lists five members honored while John M. Grove teaches January lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Stanley Reed
Supreme Court
Hagerstown
John T. Ford
Odd Fellows Home
William McCracken
Charles Speaks
John Esworthy
Monroe Ryan
William Gosnell
Roger G. Harley
John M. Grove
Jailed for Forgery Leads Brunswick Men to Jail
Two Brunswick men Walter H Minnick and Paul Gordon were jailed by Sheriff Hiliner and Deputy Shook after a Sunday arrest on forgery charges. They allegedly forged a check for 88 dollars at an Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. store in Brunswick. The Texas planning board notes some landowners possess entire mountain ranges and rivers on ranches, including one with 40 miles of navigable rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Washington
Roy M. Hiliner
Denver J Shook
Walter H. Min
Nick
Paul Gordon
Atantic and Pacific Tea Company
The
Texas Planning Board
Traffic Fines In State Soar In Maryland Report
Traffic fines surged in Maryland for the past week per the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles report. Fines totaled 11742 with numerous drivers cited for drunken driving, reckless driving, speeding, no license, or failing to stop after accidents across cities such as Gaithersburg Damascus Emmitsburg Middletown and Taneytown plus individuals named in orders and suspensions.
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Maryland
Alotor Vehicles
Sted
Edd Mills
Gaithersburg
Augustus Gibson
Woodbine
Harry FE Clary
Damascus
Raphael D Chned
Nst
Germanicun
Lvenses
Rua
Tobo Remsbury
Middleton
Certffcate
Elmer Bo
George G Ensor
St. Arthur Hullcoat
Roger L. Rebolts
Blume McGaha
Howard L Montague
Ferdinand P. Thomas
Joe Bozarsky
Mark A. Breichner
Arthur F. Daley
Raymond G Dellman
William A. Douglas
Louis H. Ginn, Jr
Lawrence H Glemm
Seddril Green
Walter J. Gregory
Joseph E. Greats
William P. Grumbine
David R. Hudgel
William Irvine
Austin Jones
Jules L. Ramsly
George L Kelly
Charles H. Klein
Sidney Lichtenstein
Noah Miller
Patrick J
Harry G. Keller
George R. McKee
Amy—Merton G. Garber
Charles J Neun
Taylorsville
Preston J. Duvall
William L. Kefauver
Taneytown
Quintin T. Eckenrode
C. Earl Funk
Robert D. Gilson
Raymond J. Smith
Thurmont
James BF. Brownell
Ambrose Hill
Gnion
Leroy Brown
Carol R. Johnson
Joseph P. Kiss
Gettysburg Student Attacked Second Time
Gettysburg Pa January 16 a second mysterious assault on Fred P Entler a Gettysburg College sophomore prompted college authorities to seek borough police investigation. Entler was attacked Thursday night in his dormitory room a window was broken and he sustained injuries necessitating medical treatment and a night in the college infirmary. A prior incident occurred two weeks earlier prompting the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Fred P. Entler
Hagersteun
Gettysburg College
Ente
Amothero
Glenn Guise
Unclear Driving Offenses Figure In City Court Docket
A fragmented OCR record notes drunken driving cases with penalties including three days in jail and fines of 5 to 250 dollars. Names listed include Urbany, Marvin EO Arthur, Carter, Dixon, Cakiwell, Farmer, Hopper, Haston, Johnson, Kelly, Kerr, Lucas, Mease, Rutherford, Saxe, Hall, and others, with references to speeds over 45 miles per hour and suspensions.
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Marvin EO Arthur
Waleham K Parsons
B Carter
Donald O Dixon
Alan O Cakiwell
C B Carter
John C Farmer
Preston Hopper
Frayer Ely Haston
Charles G. Johnson
Leon L. Kelly
Bow Kerr
Wilhiam E Lucas
Edward Ro Mease
Pas Rutherford
William Ro Saxe
George P. Hall
Lutheran leader Entler injured in campus assault
Entler, former president of the State Luther League, was struck on the head through a ground-floor window and knocked unconscious. He recovered after several days, plans to become a minister, and remains active in church work with many local friends. Say you saw it in The News.
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Entler
Also Mentioned on This Page
RED Army
Shansi Province
Tokyo
Asia
Foreign Ministry
East Asia
Poland
Edith Lee
Peabody, Mass
Salem
Mass
Calvin Watson
Les
Watson
Raymond Lee
Lyman G. Smith
Lee
WM. E. McKrenney
American Bridge League
Commis
Sioner
TD LA
Richfield
George M. Ceambaugh
George M. Crumbaugh
Frederick PF. Entler
Hero
FUR Shop
Washington ST
Opesite
Hagerstown, MD
Col
Tae
Quaker City
Frederick
North Market Street
George S. Rodock & Son
Fifth ST
BR. EB
Basehour Dental Offices
Frederick Over Western Md
Bank
Vicinity
Storm & Shipley
Capt
Guy Anders
Frederick Connty
Tan
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Corner Market
Second Streets
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
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