Death Toll In Cuban Fighting May Reach 75
Havana reports a bloodier day with bullets in the streets as fighting continues around the National Hotel. American Robert G. Lotspeich was killed. 19 soldiers and 16 wounded at Camp Columbia Hospital, with hundreds more wounded citywide. Diplomats discuss a humanitarian truce but hostilities persist as U.S. officials monitor the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
National Hotel
Robert G. Lotspeich
London
Swift's International
Ford Motor Company
Amen Rae
Suechucu Ava Lue
ABC Secret Society
Camp Columbia Hitory
Hoe- Pitele
Kifed Amd
Amassador Lopez Ferrer
Spain
Gran San Martin
Washington
Hull
Roosevelt Speech Draws Cheers From Veterans in Chicago
President Roosevelt addressed the American Legion convention in Chicago urging equal government benefits for veterans and other citizens. He recalled World War service, defended aid for the needy, and warned against special benefits for service-connected injuries, while stressing unity and equal status with civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Heagsey |Velt
American Legion Convention
Veterans and community duty in national recovery pledge
The speaker argues a veteran should not expect government help for post service disability unless communities and states cannot provide after effort. He urges American Legion members to cooperate in national recovery, re employment, and rehabilitation while recalling duty to support fellow citizens and answer the colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhe
American Legion
America
Comades
Natonal
Conference attendance and local chapel services announced
The annual conference of the Putitan Methodist church was held in Buffalo New York last week. Rev and Mrs ML AL Rodis attended the conference and returned to Frederick October 1. Special services will be held in the chapel Friday at 8 o clock with R Simpson of Liveri town to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putitan Methodist Church
Buffalo
N.Y
ML AL Rodis
Frederick
R. Simpson
Liveriytown
Parents urged to help children form life philosophy
Miss Alice Sowers urged Parkway school parents to guide children without punishment, promoting independent thinking and emotional balance. She warned no child is perfect, stresses on cooperative values, and outlined home practices and upcoming parent study groups to support character development.
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Alice Sowers
Parent Education
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Parkway School Parents Teacher Association
Jchild
Lsound Foundation
Uch
Parkway School
Lear
Teving M. Landauer
Association
C. Ed
Kemp.eeseurer
Ated
Equity Case Sells Real Estate Interests In Dorcus Estate
Court records show a bill of complaint with one exhibit seeking sale of real estate of William lat. Dorcus, deceased, with attorneys Stoner and Storm for plaintiffs. The docket lists multiple marriage licenses and name-gathered pairs from Somerset to Baltimore, plus several property deeds and a warehouse lease involving Theresa M. Ross and Dietrich and Gamebrill, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie S. Dorcus
Hila
D. Witmer
Harry C. Dorcus
Lola Dorcus
Grace Staley
Irving Staley
Mae I. Gross
Howard Gross
Roy M. Dorcus
Mildred Dorcus
Myrtle Baker
Ernest Baker
Edwin S. Dorcus
William Lat. Dorcus
Stoner and Storm
Theresa M. Ross
Dietrich and Gamebrill, Inc
Two Hurt When Struck by Autos In City and County Road
Two pedestrians were hospitalized after being struck by autos on East Sixth Street and a country road. A boy, 12 7 East Sixth Street, suffered a broken right arm and leg, with no compound fractures, and is expected to recover. Grove, of 127 East Sixth Street, sustained a broken right arm and leg but remains stable. Police ruled the incident unavoidable. the driver Isaac G. Waltz stopped within ten feet. A second man, Miller, 63 of Ladiesburg, suffered scalp laceration and shoulder injuries crossing a road near his home and was hospitalized. Details were scarce and state police were not notified. Also noted, African buffalo viewed by many hunters as more dangerous than other horned game.
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Frederick City Hospital
City Street
Orest
Grore W.ly
Sixth Street
Isaac G. Waltz
East Sixth Street
Graysat
Grove
Polio
Wiliam FP
Steiner
Millard Brust
Walte
Ladiesburg
Miller
Care of Orphaned Children Described by Miss Kirwan
Katharine T. Kirwan executive secretary of the Maryland Children's Aid Society spoke to the Zonta Club at Barbera Fritchie Tea room on the care of orphaned and neglected children. She cited 1932 public relief at 60 percent rising to 92 percent with private agencies fading, stressing that relief work is increasingly a public project funded by federal, state, and local taxes. She noted Maryland’s local agency has since 1911 provided care, protection, and guidance for children in conflict or need, either in homes or with substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine T. Kirwan
Baltimore
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Zonta Club
Barbera Fritchie Tea Room
Newton D. Baker
Killmay Teeds
Miss Kirwan
Maryland
Children’s Aide guides families through Federal relief
In a county meeting chaired by Miss Miriam Apple the Children’s Aide vows to weather relief stress and lead efforts for children and rescued families. O Bjorlee read the collect as Mrs Marguerite Winkler and other Associated Charities officials attended with Catherine Fogle and Frederick Mi ward R. Dyer listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Apple
O. Bjorlee
O. Bjorlee Read the Collect. Guesta
Marguerite Mr. Winkler
Associated Charities
Catherine Fogle
Frederick
Miward R. Dyer
Wu Sih
China
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Thetruss
Unabl
AMC
Roosevelt
Oval
Mid- West
Anton Cermak
Miami
Secret Service
la Salle Street
New York City
Sine Aerirtane Gaentane Ae Tha Ha
Legion
Carlier
Oak Croft
Patrist
Om Trist
Clara E. Routlaahn
BNO
Oord
Jjames R. Keeler
P. T
Say Pou
Court News
James EB. Meyers
Sarah C. Letcher
Somerset
David A. Brown, Jr
Bonne
Ruth Atkins
Lanham
Roy D. Boone
Johnsville
M. Catherine Lease
Union Bridge
Charles William White
Sara E. Thomas
Harrisburg
WH. Clay Miller, Jr
Annabelle Delosier
Hagerstown
Leon Gerber
Rosalie Borlsaw
J. Leon Spangler
Doreen M Scheer
Philadelphia
Wiliam T. Marlett
Ashville
S. Mabel Dorsey
Hampton
John H. Wasner
Dorothy Blake
James M. Douglas
Bertha M. Waler
Ross Skiles
Rosemary Yarnall
Cumberland
Bernard C. Morris
West Fifth Street
Rachel E. Thomas
Edward J. Wisniewski
Katherine Harron
Edward J. Smith
Byron A. Winebrenner
Meaty R. Shaw
Roy L. Crum
W. Scholl Heisperger
Roy L. Leatherman
Kayser Hose
Kayser
Bennett
Carty’s
Beauty
Slumber King
Ln An
Carty
C.c.carty
Zonta
Casper E. Cline
Austin L. Michael
Casper EB. Cline Jr
Carl H. Hane
Hendrickson
Sateen
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