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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1938

Page

4

Window smashed at North Market store. three revolvers stolen

Early this morning a youth smashed the display window of H. F. Shipley on North Market Street using a glass cutter and brick and fled to an automobile with possible North Carolina or District of Columbia plates. Three automatic revolvers valued at about $80 were missing, with investigators tracing the truck via license numbers. Similar past robbery at George B. McCleerry’s jewelry store noted.

Cave North Carolina District of Columbia Charles Blumenauer Frank Dorsey Blumenauer Harry F. Shipley George B. McCleerry H. F. Shipley North Market Street

Bund and KKK Supposedly Working Together

Washington reports the House committee investigating un American activities heard testimony that the German American bund and the Ku Klux Klan were working hand in hand in parts of the United States. John C Metcalfe, a committee investigator and former bund member, listed the Klansmen among groups the bund seeks to consolidate into a Nazi Fascist movement. The bund claims Klansmen will join as kameraden in a battle to the death against enemies when their der tag arrives.

Washington House Bund Ku Klux Klan United States John C. Metcalfe Metcalfe Kameraden

Escaped Lion Kills Man At Ocean Resort

Wildwood New Jersey October 5 An escaped circus lion killed Thomas Sails 37 of Philadelphia after dragging him under the boardwalk and mazes of piles. Police say children opened the cage and about 40 officers fired to end the attack on the ocean front.

Wildwood N. J Ocean Front Thomas Sails Philadelphia

Democrats To Stick To Ticket He Says

Washington October 5 Postmaster General Farley said there would be little if any Democratic support for liberals outside the party in the coming general election. At a press conference he stated he would support only the nominees of the Democratic Party as primaries and conventions are finished.

Washington Farley Comin Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company George L. Hartford John A. Hartford George Huntington Hartford America United States Wright Patman Patman Congress Carl Byoira Associates Conese

Water Reserve At Dam Shrinks Despite Heavy Rain

Frederick faces a shrinking water reserve at the Fishing Creek dam as the reservoir level fell six inches below the spillway, the first drop of the year and the first time runoff stopped last week. City water superintendent William J. Davis renomed.

Fishing Creek Frederick William J. Davis Renomed

Hamilton Blames Slump On Name-Calling By Roosevelts

Washington reports Republican National chairman John D. Hamilton said the business and employment slump was caused by name-calling from the Roosevelt administration. He replied to an administration statement that recovery had been restarted thanks to such rhetoric by labor and industry.

Washington John D. Hamilton Roosevelt Hamilton

New ANE Promises Fast Pimples Relief and Vitality

Local reports hype ANE as a triple-strength herbal compound from Nature's roots that relieves pimples by cleansing constipation and boosting appetite and vigor. Mr. Emmary Angleberger credits rapid constipation relief and clearer skin after use. Sold by Williamson's Drug Store at 12 North Market Street. health booklets free.

Williamson’s North Market Street Ememary Angleberger Aikie Maryland Philip Clark Williamson's Daiz

Program at State Armory Delivers Education and Entertainment

About 350 garage and service station mechanics within 25 miles of Frederick attended a National Carbon Company event at the State Armory on a Wednesday night. The program featured a talking motion picture on auto cooling system service, then demonstrations in hypnotism by Prof Gerald M. P. Fitzgibbons of Philadelphia, with Co. BP. Barry of Washington in charge and assisted by others.

Frederick National Carbon Company iNew York State Armory Gerald M. P. Fitzgibbons Philadelphia BP. Barry Washington Focal

Advertising offer from Mumford and McCullough and Southern Wholesalers inc

A technical engineer from New York and J S McCullough of Baltimore join Southern Wholesalers inc in a regional ad deal seeking advertised articles. The notice invites inquiries and specifies product scope for distribution through the listed entities.

T. RB. Mumford New York J. S. McCulloch Baltimore Southern Wholesalers, Inc

Duty Free Art Trade Rules Clarified for Old Masters

A Grainsborough painting may enter the United States duty free for resale while a Van Gogh work cannot. Paintings produced before 1800 are admitted duty free for sale in the United States, outlining distinct treatment for early European art.

United States

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