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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1938

Page

11

Veterans Hospital Sought for City Frederick campaign launched for 2,090,000 facility

The United Spanish War Veterans Camp No 13 in Frederick launched a drive to erect a veterans hospital near the city with a target of 2.09 million dollars. Maryland senators and officials discussed space shortages at Mt Alto and Baltimore Marine Hospital while plans for the Department Encampment at Hagerstown were outlined and Memorial Day events arranged.

Frederick Wiefeld Scot Sealey Camp United Spanish War Veterans Cresap’s Rifles State Armory Senate U S Millard Maryland George Williams Veterans Hospital Mt. Alto Hospital Washington Marine Hospital Baltimore Veterans Institution Veterans Administration H. A. McMains Hagerstown Maryland National Guard Antietam D. John Markey Lewis A. Moberly William H. Schmidt Harry C. Poole Joseph E. Gouker Mt. Olivet Markey Jere J. O'Donovan Herbert G. Taylor Taylor Cuba Spain Ohio

Perfect attendance listed for Woodsboro school by grade

April attendance honors announced for Woodsboro School with lists of students by grade. Seventh grade includes Jane Holbruner Caroline Johnson Madeline Stitely. Sixth grade names Marlin Keeney Norman Putman James Shankle Mary Wiles Naomi Summers Anna Kline Pauline Fauble Virginia Daugherty. Fifth grade lists Judith Bowers Pauline Fogle Phylis Houck Genevieve Lippy LaRue Pittenger Jean Smith Glenn Fogie Erii Martin. Fourth grade features Reymond Burkier Lester Burtier Charles Crum Donald Dougherty Billy Drenning Robert Fauble Denzel Goins Henry Hildebrand Robert Keener Harvey Fittenger Bernard Putman Donald Smith George Wiles Ruth Kine Hilda Pittenger. Third grade shows Doris Dorsey Ethel Engle Geneva Morgan Benny Powell Madeline Runkles Audrey Smith Harry Barrick Robert Dixon George Eyler Henry Filler Billy Kline Edward Reiley Russell Runkles Jimmy Smith. Second grade includes Edna Baker Charlotte Bostian Helen Crum Betty Fox Mary Lee Keeney Franklin Beard John Daugherty Claude Eichelberger Donald Hahn Mickey Keeney James Reed Donald Wisner Austin Beard Louise Rundles Eleanor Burrier Robert Donsife. First grade features Carrie Bostian Robert Filler Shiriay Filler Marie Fogle Algie Goins Margaret Green Billy King Ruth Keeney Guy Pittinger Ray Reiier Roland Burrier Herman Beall.

Woodsboro Jane Holbruner Caroline Johnson Madeline Stitely Marlin Keeney Norman Putman James Shankle Mary Wiles Naomi Summers Anna Kline Pauline Fauble Virginia Daugherty Judith Bowers Pauline Fogle Phylis Houck Genevieve Lippy LaRue Pittenger Jean Smith Glenn Fogie Erii Martin Reymond Burkier Billy Kline Edward Reiley Russell Runkles Jimmy Smith Edna Baker Charlotte Bostian Helen Crum Betty Fox Mary Lee Keeney Franklin Beard John Daugherty Claude Eichelberger Donald Hahn Mickey Keeney James Reed Donald Wisner Austin Beard Louise Rundles Eleanor Burrier Robert Donsife Carrie Bostian Robert Filler Shiriay Filler Marie Fogle Algie Goins Margaret Green Billy King Ruth Keeney Guy Pittinger Ray Reiier Roland Burrier Herman Beall

Behind The Scenes In Washington on Spain Embargo Debate

Rodney Dutcher reports Washington debates lifting the arms embargo on Spain. Officials fear foreign quarrels, while some senators back relief for Loyalist Spain amid Franco and Axis intervention. Roosevelt cautions on risks as policy remains contested.

Dieckhoff Roosevelt Senate Foreign Relations Committee Washington Hull Anthony Eden Spain State Department Congress Ditler Mussolini Chamberlain

First Collection Of Toys Made By Legion

Toys of every description and their repair staff were gathered by the American Legion Post No 28 on Saturday. Four truckloads were collected from the people of Stradrick Fay, sent to the Legion home for repair, then distributed to underprivileged children at Christmas. This annual drive, part of the fall collection, aims to repair and prepare toys in the Legion basement for the main drive next spring.

Scott Eer Amerean Legion Sraderick Fhey Legion Caudren

River Bank Collapse Kills Child in Maryland Auto Crash

In Cumberland Maryland an automobile riding along the Potomac river slid down a riverbank, killing eight year old Rose Reefer and injuring Mr and Mrs Lester Mercia. The car toppled fifteen feet after the riverbank collapsed during a Sunday drive. The Keefer child was the Mericas’ niece.

Cumberland Potomac River Allegany County Rose Reefer Lester Mercia Fpa- Nee Keefer

Debates On Embargo Policy Amid Spain and Europe Tensions

In 1938 Washington officials debated lifting the embargo citing Spain as a fascist invasion case rather than civil war. Sumner Welles and Hull warned of risks and strained Allied ties while Britain’s stance influenced US restraint. Barcelona and Madrid signals opposed the embargo change despite growing anti embargo movements.

Welles Roosevelt Sumner Welles Hull Welles Dieckhoff Europe State Department England Hitler Mussolini British Empire South America Spain Washington Barcelona Madrid NEA Service, Inc

Willing Workers Mark Anniversary Celebration

A fragmentary club notice recounts the Willing Workers of Adamstow celebrating a 25 year anniversary. It lists charter members officers and many present members including Mrs. Clarence Thomas Miss Alice B and Miss Elsie Banaras, with refreshment social remarks and assorted visits and local names from Towson Baltimore and Littlestown. The piece ends noting a report on flying fish without wings sailing across water.

Adamstow T. A Tuloissen Areneers Wale Dent Es . Rotery Hattie O'Hara Willam Tus Mannie Clarence Thomas Douglas Castle M Renn Raymond Walter Myers Wilbur Myers B. C. Gibson Ann Dutrow Genevieve Thomas Thena Dutrow Catherine Thomas Elsie Edwards Alce Be Anna Belle Thomas Ruth Krew Louise K Walter Page Edgar Nicodemus Clara Mossburg Leicester Thomas Ormond Dutrow Lewis Catsail Edna Cromwell Raymond Smith Loraine Biser Julia Gibson Lucille Thomas Loretta Thomas Dorothy Shue Sarah Ann Renn Dorothy Renn Mary Plummer Martha Ann Gibson Belly Smith Raymond Earl Smith

Local Social Notes From Middleburg Region May 2

Mrs Wade Sherman of Middleburg visited her brother and his wife Andrew Calvart in Baltimore with daughters Patsy Donna and Nina Lee on Wednesday. Miss Mary Rentzel of Baltimore spent Thursday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Rentzel. Rev and Mrs Paul Sampson of Union Bridge and their daughter Doris Lee were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Delpny on Thursday. Mrs Effie Jeffrey of Hagerstown was also noted in the day’s social updates.

Middleburg Wade Sherman Patsy Donna Nina Lee Andrew Calvart Baltimore Mary Rentzel John Rentzel Paul Sampson Doris Lee Union Bridge Wilbur Delpny Effie Jeffrey Hagerstown

Unfilted quotes mix of war, pardon, and authors

A garbled collection of quotations featuring remarks on Shakespeare, the electric chair, pardons in Texas, and figures like John W. Vaughn and Ring Lardner. It weaves literary praise with political notes, mentioning War Secretary actions, probate references, and Loyalist involvement in Spain, tied together in a fragmented historical snippet.

Gedwin Ean John W. Vaughn Texas

Splendid Nash Dealer Appointment Promises Local Service

Nash names a new dealer chosen for proven ability to serve Nash car owners in the area. The dealer says success hinges on offering the greatest automobile value for money, touting Nash's record as providing the year’s best values. They offer new 1938 Nash cars for test drives.

Nash America

April Rainfall Short of Normal Mark

Weather summary reports April ended with rainfall well below normal, total precipitation 2.493 inches versus 6.66 inches in 1937. Temperatures were warmer, with six days at or above 30 degrees, highest at 83.5 degrees on the 28th, and a late frost avoided by timely thaw. May 1 opened cloudy with a forecast of showers for Wednesday.

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