Ethiopia Appeals to League for Military Sanctions
Ethiopia formally asked the League of Nations Council to enforce military naval and air sanctions against Italy to end the Ethiopia-Italo war. The request followed a League report clearing Ethiopia of aggression but not definitively naming Italy, as Italy pressed for reservations and sought to limit actions to colonial activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Ethiopia
League Council
League
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Italy
Council
Tecele Hawariate
Ples
Council Committee
Eduard Benes
League Assembly
Great Britain
France
Romania
Portugal
Chile
Denmark
Foreign Office
Mussolini
Grandi
Mussolin
League of Nations Council
Haile Selassie
Hazle Selassie
Last Norway Maple Removed Before Fred Fee Academy
The Norway maple in front of the Fred Fee Academy building on Council Street was finally removed this morning after years of failed preservation attempts. Tree surgeons cut the trunk at its base, ending the long-standing presence of the landmark in front of the eastern facade.
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Fredfee Academy
Counc
Academy
Frost Hits Frederick After Warmest Fall Day
Frost and light ice formed across Frederick last night with a 28 degree reading at the airport and a 32 degree drop from a high of 62 Friday. Dahlias and zinnias suffered minor damage while many leaves began to fall as October weather stays clear with a possible shower Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
United States
Asien
Postoffice adopts 40 hour week with new clerks
The post office shifts to a 40 hour week starting today with added substitute clerks Joseph Whisner and Charles Van Sweringen and substitute carriers John Engle and James A. Grove. Regular staff of 36 will observe the new schedule with half day Saturday off or compensating days later. Christmas mailing rush anticipated needs adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy K. Motter
Joseph Whisner
Charles van SwWeringen
John Engle
James A. Grove
Motter
Special Police Named For Fair Week Traffic
Chief announces four day traffic plan for fair week with extra officers at key intersections. Charles Mehrling Roger Quinn Ghester Simmons Charles Burras Roy Fogle Russell Smith and Howard Tyergar named to policing duties around Market Street intersections Third Second Church All Saints and South Streets. Parking banned 2 to 5 p m daily with side restrictions to keep lanes open near the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien Bartt Ge Effectre
Sever
Charles Mehrling
Roger Quinn
Ghester Simmons
Charles Burras
Roy Fogle
Russell Smith
Howard Tyergar
Boclock
Market Street
Church All Saints
West Side
Potter fined under fertilizer sack law case in Maryland
A Maryland fertilizer sack case resulted in a $25 fine and $645 in costs for defendant Potter, found in non-compliance with labeling and packaging rules. Washington S Castle and Jem L Huffer testified near Burkillsville that a substance sold as fertilizer failed to meet standards. AP dispatch notes Herman Lo Rocisahn, Middletown resident, died of bronchial pneumonia at age 68.
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Maryland
S.nn
R Power. Yarrowsburg
Potter
Washington S. Castle
Jem L Huffer
Bur~ Killsville
A. LL
New Residents Urged to Declare Intentions to Vote in 1936
Maryland counties publish a formal notice clarifying Declaration of Intention rules for voters moving from other states. The Frederick County election board explains how new residents may declare intent and be eligible to register for the presidential election, detailing timelines and exceptions.
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G Hunter Bowers
Isaac G Waltz
Gail L Cutshall
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Frederick County
Fion
Bowers
Maryland
Itas
Court of Appeals of
Belgie
Chrfuip
Prederick County
AP Ata
Battie County
Prince George's
Suiké
War Babies Lift Market In Brief Stock Session
In New York trading the so called war babies helped push equities higher in a brief session. Metals motors aircrafts and specialties led buying demand while rails and utilities advanced with modest strength. Wheat and corn rose briefly as bonds improved with stocks.
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New York
Ghany
Ready To License Implements Of War
The State Department announced it has completed arrangements to license manufacture, exports, and imports of implements of war as the United States weighs neutrality amid a treated world. No embargo on arms shipments or munitions to allies has yet been imposed.
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Washington
State Department
Echiopa
Samuel J. Johnson Dies at Chestertown
Samuel J. Johnson died at his home in Galenamegshare Chestertown at age 73. He was a director of the First National Bank of Chesterpan and a former president of the Board of County Commissioners of Kenstein Y His land boldness are in the upper part of the county.
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ONPRO
Galenamegshare
Johnson
National Box
Chesterpan
County
Crim
Soners
Kenstein- Y Hs
France supports Laval as war sanction talks fail
Oct 5 AP report says Britain and France junked military sanctions to halt the Ethiopia war, sparking fresh hopes for peace while Premier Laval receives a confidence vote before Geneva. The cabinet signals France will stay firm on the Ethiopia issue pending London guarantees.
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London
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Mibeussche
Tik Saacate
League of Nations
Dinol ™ Grandi
Italan
Sir Samuel Hoare
Great Britain
France
England
Italy
Laval
Geneva
Cubs Tigers Face Fourth World Series Game In Cold Start
Chicago October 8 AP Sanctioned drama surrounds Moriarty as umpire George Moriarty faces sunlit penalties while Hank Greenberg endures a waist injury. Tigers hold two wins and are eight to five favorites to clinch the series after a tense pregame meeting. Landis will delay action until after the series concludes.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M Landis
Chicago Cubs
George Moriarty
Hank Greenberg
Bell Park
Mudville Uist
Casey
Tigers
Cubs
Moriarty
Landis
Welfare Headquarters Open CCC Enrollments
The Prederick County Welfare Board announces October CCC enrollments under J Sheldon Turner. Single relief men aged 17 to 28 may enroll. prior enrollment rarely blocks reentry. Openings exist for white and colored men. each enlistee will allot wages to a relief family, usually parents or dependents. Fifteen enrolled so far this month. local quota is 45, expandable if enrollments justify.
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CCC
Prederick County Welfare Board
J Sheldon Turner
Asphalt Fire Near Executive Mansion in Annapolis
Five fire engines answered an alarm at the governor's mansion in Annapolis as asphalt caught fire. Firefighters found a smoldering asphalt drum and extinguished the blaze with repairs estimated at around 100,000 dollars. Reported crowds and emergency responders gathered at the scene.
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Annapolis
Annapsiix
Anniversary Sermon Ahead for Snedegar Family in Brooklyn
Mr and Mrs A Ro Snedegar set to travel to Brooklyn Massachusetts to attend the anniversary sermon for the Reedante No 29 Lodge at the Odd Fellows temple. Relatives and members of the lodge are expected to join the event.
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Brookiin
Snedezar
Anne Arande
Bawe
T Fe
Snedegar
Appointment Accepted by Henry W A Hanson at Veterans Event
Henry W A Hanson accepts appointment as president of a veterans observance at Gettysburg 1938. Governor George H. Earle notes the dedication of Blue and Gray veterans while Doctor Hanton is recognized for his SALT OT COTE contribution.
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Rae
Atoll
Henry W A Hanson
Cue Uth
Geijgsbutz
Teunion
Getysburg
Hanton
George H. Earle
County 8 Meet Brings Hundreds for Sunday School Event
The Frederick County annual Sunday School convention opened at 9:30 this morning at the Evangelical Lutheran church with about one hundred registrants and delegates arriving through the day. Reverend Amos John Trayer gave the welcome, Miss Anna Schantz led the children's conference, and Reverend L Ralph Tabor oversaw the youth sessions with other pastors guiding adults. Outdoor recreation followed lunch as attendees enjoyed horseshoes and croquet. The afternoon program featured Reverend R Sulla as keynote speaker and Baltimore soloist Austin E Rhoades leading song.
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Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Middletown Lutheran
E A. G. Hermann
Evangelical Reformed Church
Tae. Tlalpl Mo Slinyi
Paaba
Trinity Southern Methodist Church
Amos John Trayer
Glenn O Garber
Noo
Kite flyers meet at Frederick airport in afternoon event
Youthful kite flyers gathered at Frederick airport in the afternoon to try their hands at flying and to win prizes. Officials assist as more aviation enthusiasts plan morning and afternoon flights. An older passenger plane piloted by Capt Arthur Potoril from Waynerboro, Pa was noted among the day's activities.
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Breneee
Frederick
Comppany Duce
Italians Bombarded Fronts as Ethiopian War Rages On
Italian forces under Graziania advance in Somaliland and De Bano reports Eritrean units pushing toward Adigrat and Intiscio near Dare Lade. Italian aviators pound strongholds on two fronts and a third from the air as Ethiopian resistance stiffens with reports of 2,000 southern casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makale
Aduwa
Frente
Rome
Odt
Haile Selassie
Rodolfo Graziania
Mrs Muench Not Guilty Says Jury
Muse Man week by Nellie Tipton Muench a Louis society matron was acquitted of conspiring to kidnap Dr Isaac D Kelley. The jury deliberated five and a half hours. Kelley was kidnapped April 20 1931 after responding to a fake medical call.
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Muse
Nellie Tipton Muench
Louis Society
Isaac D Kelley
Keiley
Weather today summary from odd OCR draft
Weather data incomplete with mixed figures. Precipitation values for October show variance, temperatures noted, and streams condition mentions Potomac and Monocacy with unclear readings.
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Nane
Iday
Bartgis
Yarrowsburg
Ethiona
Yeatik Rust
Aras
Committee of Five
Monsieur Benes
Samuel J. Johnson
Chestertown
Hoon
Stuaonte
Bradaws
Eam
Mo Carson
Aida
Vorites
Executive Mansion
Ogaden Front
Adigrat
Freee
Halas Planeta
Behe Hawarriat
Prises
Muench
Middle Atlantic
Occi Ivenies
San Satis
Mionooepa
Potoma
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