Six Maps Explain Behind Far East War
The AP Feature Service lays out six maps detailing why Japan presses into China and how control shifts across regions. It highlights that China proper, plus Japanese controlled zones, hold most people and resources, with Russia and Japan already extending influence into Sinkiang, Mongolia, Manchukuo, and Shanghai area.
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Japan
China
Lerstand
Russia
Sinkiang
Mongolia
Manchukuo
Shanghai
Tibet
Eastern Coastal Plain
Utah
Scouts Secure Site For Outdoor Meetings In City
Bar Scout troop No. 29 obtained permission from J A Kidwiler to use his meadow along Route 40 on the city edge for open air meetings. The first gathering is planned for Friday evening with twelve troop members completing a Friday hike to Braddock Heights and overnighting at Camp Baker.
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J. A. Kidwiler
Bar
Route
Braddock Heights
Camp Baker
Ernest
Rtephens
Lewis Gannon
Raymond L Ford, Jr
Irvin
Firemen's sew uniforms arrive amid May Seagrave truck plans
Union Bridge notes March 28 report sew uniforms arriving for the Firemen's company. Seagrave fire truck expected in May, with the annual Decoration fee mentioned. Nearby incidents include a Phoebus resident's poultry and a local farm sale. Listings cover residents, property moves, and club activities.
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Union Bridge
Union Braige
Seagrave
Local Social Notes Lead Copperville March Echo
Copperville notes events of March including visits by Baltimore guests Mrs Laurence Fout2 and Mrs Joan Freck with daughter Rhoda, trips to Baltimore by Charles Young family and Mr and Mrs Abe Hahn, and moving updates around Taneytown Uniontown and Travanion. Firemen's supper in Taneytown draws large attendance.
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Francis Eppley
Trenton J. Ising
Blimyver
Smith Snader
Windsor
Mary ‘Strely
Hagerstows
Lewis Crumpzcker
Methodist Protestant Church
Blanchard Martin
Copperville
Charles Deberry
Baltimore
Laurence
Abe Hahn
Manchester
David Forner
Wm. Forney
Blesbury
Jesse Erler
Uniontown
Graham
Glen Shocker
Taneytown
Wm. Stansbury
Harry Hilferbrick
Jacob Strausburg
Baker Homestead
Travanion
Ralph Koons
Keysville
Taneytown-Westminster
Wilbur Stonesifer
Lloyd Bollinger
Mayberry
Sunda
David Forney
Jara
Hooper's Delight Visitors and health notes
Recent visitors at the Fred Keeler home include Estella Conaway Harvey Burgess J Jenkins and others. Fred Keeler remains ill with rheumatism after a broken leg. Local social updates mention visits across families and illness mentions plus a note that over 300 narcotic addicts have been released from Peking prisons.
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Hooper
Fred Keeler
Estella Conaway
Harvey Burgess
J. Jenkins
W. Condon
Bertha
H. Pickett
Monroe Pickett
R. Stultz
Geo. Garver
Peking
Scout Troop 29 Sponsors and Leaders Named
A Long list of individuals including Eschleman Morton Wertheimer French Linthicum Gilbert Schaeffer Moterts Gannon Palmer Motter Horine Jones Hershberger Wachier Oden Waiters Sirers Nun Summers Davis LeRoy Davis Shipley is presented as leaders or members. Troop 29 is sponsored by Mountaim City Lodge No 29 Knights of Pythias.
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Eschleman
William D. Morton
Frederick Wertheimer
Charles French
Albert H. Linthicum
James Gilbert
James Schaeffer
Kinley Moterts
Lewis R. Gannon
Homer Palmer
Guy K. Motter
William Horine
Nelson Jones
C. Hershberger
Elmer Wachier
Grege Oden
Norman Waiters
Lewis L. Sirers
Austin Nun
Harold Summers
Robert Davis
LeRoy Davis
Donald Shipley
Mountaim City Lodge No 29
Knights of Pythies
Czechoslovakia backs warning with military resolve
The AP reports Czechoslovakia maintains a firm stance toward Germany with military readiness, highlighting a defensive posture on western borders as tensions with Hitler intensify. The nation emphasizes resolve to deter German ambitions and protect its territory.
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Germany
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Behind The Scenes In Washington Expropriation Debate
Rodney Dutcher notes Sumner Welles speech last December asserting the United States will back fair compensation for American oil properties seized in Mexico. The State Department pledges support for due process and compensation, while Mexico seeks indemnity negotiations. Prospects include prolonged talks and possible internal Mexican tensions affecting the dispute.
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Coolidge
State Department
Sumner Welles
Mexico
Welles
United States
Jimerican
American
Washington
Mexico oil sales and Cardenas seen by aides
High American officials view President Cardenas as honest and devoted to Mexico but wary of his international tact. Officials doubt Mexico can market oil profitably without outlets and fear policy may favor Germany, Italy, or Japan. The issue burdens State Department and no forecast is given.
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Cardenas
Mexico
Germany
Italy
Japan
State Department
Debt account credited to the government report
Debt account will be credited to the government with the noted amount. The fragment indicates a financial adjustment but lacks full context, names, dates, or locations to specify parties involved or the exact sum.
Love finds a way as county clerk notes wedding request
A garbled report mentions a county clerk named Andy Stoses receiving a request from a woman in Bix for a marriage age inquiry and a $359 payment amount. The fragment references a 19 Kroes and a city note, but details are unclear.
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Fetter
Couny Cleex
Andy
Bix
Fragmentary OCR: Local News Item About Unclear Figures
The readable parts show garbled names and actions including a coach, a bank, a gun permit filing, and a disrupted room incident. Specific individuals and places are not decipherable, leaving an incomplete report with many misspellings.
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Ipi Aps
Cael W
Ghosie Henmemaan
Thad
Washington notes shortfalls in presidential expense accounts
In a July 1783 note, George Washington records that final adjustments show disbursements far short of receipts. The snippet mentions expenses, budget imbalance, and an example set by Washington visible in sheets from the era, tied to the Treasury building entrance.
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Treasury Building
Washington
NEA Servier, Inc
Public Sale of Household Goods and Farm Assets in Middletown
Public sale announced for Wednesday March 30 1938 at 1 00 P M at East Middletown residence featuring furniture including a mahogany parlor suite dining room pieces piano and bench oak tables beds chests and chairs plus antique items. Also selling near Olive Branch area farm equipment and draft horses with farm machinery hay wagons and harness plus household goods. Terms cash and notes allowed on larger sums through bidders with security. Auctioneers Huckstening Rights Reserved.
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East Middletown
Marci
Ed Krochler
Kohler & Campbell
Wesley N. Wachter
Middletown
Springfield
Ohio
Harriet R. Doub
W. F. Reeder
Dan Wight
Honore Claggett
McCormick-Deering
Thomas Grain
John Deere
Osborne
Wiard Barshear
Brown
Schuttler
Ctc
C. E. Hed
Emmett R. Bowlus
Huckstenng
Public Sale Listings In The Sale Register
Public sale entries listed with names and locations across towns and farms including Mrs Richard Waesche, Grover C Lewis Annie Lewis, Idnar F Barnett, C K Heim, John Kelly and M B Hammond. Entries specify farm sites near Brunswick Ridgeville Walkersville and surrounding areas with dates and routes.
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England
Monrovia
Grover C- Lewis
Annie SL Lewis
Wanmong Grove
North Brederick
Idrar F. Barnett_ op
Renn Farm
Southwest
Doubs
C. K. Heim
Olive School
Henderson's Corner
Clarksburg
Pos
Warry Brown
Dick's Park
Dant Ao
Oldest printed Diamond Sutra found in Turkestan shrine
The Diamond Sutra, the oldest printed book, is in the British Museum. A Chinese text printed on paper from wood tablets bearing the date 58 A. D. was found in 1900 in a hidden chamber within a Buddha bust shrine in Turkestan.
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Turkestan
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Walkersville MD
A public sale of real estate in Walkersville Frederick County Maryland will be held on April 4 1533 at the county courthouse in Frederick City. The property includes a lot on the Walkersville side with a frame dwelling wash house and stable. Terms require a $200 deposit day of sale with balance at ratification. taxes water rent and public charges adjusted to sale day. Leo Weinberg as assignee and auctioneer John L Dutraw present.
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Walkersvalte
Maryland
Elizabeth S. Bobovp
Charlies M. Myers Beanny
Frederick County
Maralland
Leo Wentberg
Fredercz City
Bing
Walkersville
Frederic Co . Marrland
Leslie N. Cole
Marsland
Leo Weinberg
Ence
John L Dutraw
Sheriff’s sale notice for Frederick County lands
By virtue of a writ of fieri facias the Lawson Summers estate and Eva Summers face a sheriff’s sale of Lot 25 in Frederick City known as 50.32 by 185 feet, with a 7 room brick dwelling and garage, conveyed through The Realty Development Co, to be sold March 30, 1938 at 11 A M at the Frederick County Court House for cash to satisfy a mortgage and taxes. Roy M. Hiltner Sheriff. BR Lease, Auctioneer.
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Frederick County
Li Bets
Piedmont
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Frederica Properties, Inc
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Eva AL
Eva M. Summers
Fourth Street
Frederick
Storyland
H. Summers
The
Realty Development Co
Liber
the Realty Deevelopment Co
Realty Development Company
Court House
Frederick City
Roy M. Hiltner
Spring farm sale at Harmony Grove Station sells vast dairy and equipment
The undersigned auction on March 31, 1938 at 9 a.m. on the George Houck farm near Harmony Grove Station will offer 6 horses and 1 mule, 15 cattle, 3 wagons and extensive farm machinery including Deering binders, John Deere plows, corn planter, hay tools, seed sowers, manure spreaders, tools, and dairy equipment. Household furnishings and stock are included with cash terms. Auctioneer: Kelix. Clerk: Grover C. Lewis.
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Harmony Grove Station
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Osburn
En Idea
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Thomas
Wiard Barshear
John Deere
Saxton
McCormick-Deering
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