New Deal In Washington Backing Army Navy Budget
Washington dispatch outlines what privately drives the billion dollar army and navy appropriation for the next year. It frames the fleet as a bluff against Japan and notes naval ambition to force Japan toward a quieter Asia while England's neutrality is relied on. It also covers Senate courtesy in pairing votes and a veteran Washington remark on General Johnson from ex private Lew Schwellenbach.
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Army
Navy
Senate
Schwellenbach
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Japan
Congress
War Department
Pacific
State Department
England
William Sims
Senate Munitions Committee
Lew Schwellenbach
Father Coughlin
Johnson
Pacific Coast
NEA Service, Inc
Freckled Gatherings and Visits Across Frederick Area
Frederick residents hosted and visited relatives during Sunday gatherings. Loys Loys and multiple families shared time with H Elrise, Baum gardner, Liday, Shriner, and Zeigler families. Doris Harbaugh improves after illness while international trade notes mention half of South African imports from Britain and US leading non British nations.
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Union of South African
United States
Tarked with Same Stick Senator Homer T Bone
A radio commentator criticized Japan's budget urging that about 49 percent go to its army and navy. He warned the U S government spends 50 percent of its total budget on military forces, expressing fear for world peace.
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Homer T Bone
Washington
Japan
Clain
Wedding costs general's son ends marine career
Second Lieutenant Douglas McDougal Jr., dismissed after his marriage was found by Major General Smedley Butler, who said Major General John H Russell shielded him as the son of Brigadier General McDougal. The former marine seeks work to support his wife and infant son shown in a Philadelphia apartment.
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Marine Corps
Douglas McDougal, Jr
Smedley Butler
John H Russell
McDougal
Philadelphia
Local social notes from Harney area and Taneytown
Harney area visitors and moves mark a busy week with neighbors and relatives in Baltimore Frederick Littlestown Taneytown and nearby towns. The Ladies Aid at St Pauls church held a covered dish social and new members were welcomed.
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George Hess
Ladies’ Aid Society
Claybaugh
Herbert Schmidt
Lovia Ridinger
Charles W Hess
Baltimore
T W Null
Emanuel Wolff
Laura Null
Thurlow Null
Harrisburg
Ald Socety
St. Paul's Church
George Pittager
Eckert
Taneytown
Frank Show
Luff's Stuff Cheer Up
A short poem urging readers to shed gloom and adopt a cheerful outlook. The author, N. A. Lufburrow, contends that a sour attitude wastes life and that one should smile, enjoy life, and not dwell on misfortune.
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Nestle
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