British Bitter Against Japan in Shanghai War News
London reports mounting British anger over Japanese attacks in Shanghai as Royal Ulster Rifles casualties trigger calls for sanctions. Eden's stance and a potential trade boycott dominate debate in Parliament while Chinese officials reject Tokyo's proposed peace terms and a Shanghai zone under international control. Diplomatic hopes linger for a Brussels peace plan despite Germany not joining the talks.
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London
Japan
Shanghai
Royal Ulster Rifles
International
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Tom Williams
Laborite
R. T D. Aclard
Brussels
Paris
China
Hopeh
Chahar
Shans
Suryuan
Shantung
Shangha
Tokyo
Nanking
Day
Germany
Hunters fined for illegal hunt near Wolfsville
Hunters W G Eeker and Lloyd Moser were arrested by Game Warden Phebus and deputies for hunting during a closed season and without license. In People's Court Friday morning they were fined 25 dollars for the season violation and 10 dollars for the license offense, totaling 35 dollars, and paid. Fr Campbell prosecuted. Paul Sulcer, charged with larceny, was found not guilty by Justice Bowlus in Police Court Friday night.
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W. G. Eeker
Lloyd Moser
Wolfsville
Phebus
Wachter
Runkles
Emmett R Bowlus
People’s Court
Fr. Campbell
Paul Sulcer
Anders
Justice Bowlus
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
A reader quiz lists five items for Cranium Crackers: four letters in a word, 32 black squares on a checkerboard, Grievous pronunciation, Smith’s mother twice Smith’s age, and the speaker’s mother as the only child of my father’s father-in-law.
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Grievous
Greev
Smith
Morris Bennett Rites On Sunday
The shooting of Morris Bennett near the Frederick Fair Grounds escalated to a probable murder after his death at Frederick City Hospital. Autopsy planned to confirm cause. Bennett, 68, a familiar local figure, previously gave conflicting accounts and had a history of minor offenses. The funeral will be at Mountain M E Cemetery Hyattstown this afternoon.
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Marshall L
Morris) Bennett
Frederick City Hospital
Bennettt
Frederick Fair Grounds
Bennett
Sherman P. Bowers
East Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
Frederick
John Bennett
Kyattstown
Mountain M. E Cemetery
Hyattstown
Elehison and Son
Mennonites Fight For One Room Schools In Pennsylvania
Gov George H Earle ordered the reopening of ten one room schools in Lancaster County after a five minute talk with Amish and Mennonite farmers. The plain people object to a WPA funded consolidated school in East Lampeter township citing tradition and cost. Earle said the state would not interfere if the plan costs about 6000 dollars annually for teachers.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Lancaster County
East Lampeter
Tobacco County
Pennsylvania
Earle
Man Struck by Auto on Market Fifth Streets
William Strothers of this city was struck at Market and Fifth streets around 6:15 pm Friday. He suffered minor injuries and was taken to Frederick City Hospital by Claude Miller before being discharged. Police say the striking vehicle was operated by Mrs. M. J. Croghan.
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Market
Fifth Streets
William Strothers
Frederick City Hospital
Claude Miller
Frederick
Strothers
M JT Croghan
Delmar backs Nice. says decisions depend on governor
Washington banker Charles Delmar of Frederick County Md says his political ambitions for Maryland hinge entirely on Governor Harry W Nice. He confirms Republican support and states he would run for governor only if Nice seeks re election or move to the Senate. He adds his course is secondary to the governor's choice.
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Washington
Charles Delmar
Frederick County
Mary
Land
Harry W. Nice
Delmar
Nicer
Nice
Senate
President Roosevelt Aims To Boost Income For Third Of Population
Hyde Park Oct 29 President Roosevelt opened a series of budget balancing conferences stressing plans to lift the purchasing power of a third of the people living sub standard. He cited wages hours and surplus crop control as key steps for the upcoming special session and noted speculation on tax revisions had ignored many who now lack a decent living. He spoke before an evening budget talk with Morgenthau and MacGull of the Treasury.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
MacGull
The
Treasury
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers
Court records list marriages and divorces including Anthony Della Monica and Har ri son N and Gladys E Marsh. ownership transfers show Nevin M. Biser to Eleanor Guest Semmes for county property and several city and county deeds. Also notes a line about double strands of pearls as a fashion accent for a dark afternoon frock.
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Anthony Della Monica
Harrison
Gladys E. Marsh
Divo
Baltimore
Nevin M. Biser
Eleanor Guest Semmes
John W Rice
Roy C. Null
Barbara Ann Baxter
Charles M. Baxter
Robert W. Smith
Will C. Flautt
Brooks W. Mehaffie
Gr Ho Mercer
Walter T. Coe
George W. Poole
Quincy G. Shoemaker
Peter FL Burket
County
Quicy G. Shoemaker
Local troops awarded medals at Frederick hotel banquet
Local National Guard units held a medal banquet at the Hotel Frederick. Posts from Frederick Emmitsburg Brunswick and beyond honored Private Laurin L. Welty David N. Hardman and Charles W Wenner for best records in the year 1936 37, with additional attendance and firing badges awarded. An address followed plus remarks from Legion officers. Nearby notes mention Carlsbad Caverns bats and Bowdlerizer term origins.
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National Guard
Bana
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
American Legon
Stedman-Keenan Post
Brunswick
Francis X. Elder
Emmitsburg
Laurin L. Welty
Lester E. Damuth
Francis Scott Key Post
Headquarters Company
David N. Hardman
George S. Rodock, Jr
Setdman-Keenan
G. Ralph Weedy
Chas. W. Wenner
Charles N. Staley
Raymond S. Wachter
George L. Danner
George Paxson
George Kemp
Joseph H. Holdcraft
William R. Buxton
Francis W. Wagner
Ira H. Smith
Horace R. Mohler
John Q. Miller
Daniel CC. Flock
Lewis V. Keyser
Delmer K. Rice
Jack Santangelo
Edward Witherow
Leo C. Peyton
Neuman B. Dudrow
John F. Kuhn
Wilbur L. Ford
Lewis H. Cornelius
William D Cecil
Rockward
C Floyd Feet
John BR. Lloyd
Maurice Moser
Charles J. Rowe
James Conroy
George Rodock
Charles H Hudson
Roger R Rice
Elmer F Munshower
G. Hunter Bowers
First Regiment Armory Board
Air Durling Flight
National Park Service
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Collision Sees Lyles Held on Reckless Driving Charge
Lester M. Lyles of Jiamsville was held on a 300 bond for reckless driving after a Friday night crash at Broadway and West South streets. His Chevrolet collided with Wilbur Hoffman’s Chevrolet on East South Street, both cars badly damaged.
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Lester M. Lyles
Jiamsville
Wilbur Hoffman
East South Street
Broadway
West South Street
Lyles
Radiator Crash Involves Hoffman In City Incident
A crushed radiator damage to Hoffman's vehicle left him battered on the right side. Hoffman was held on his own recognizance pending an investigation by Officer Frank Dorsey. The report also notes flies can transmit typhoid and tuberculosis germs.
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Hoffman
Frank Dorsey
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Morris Bennett
Bowery
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Peter Stuyvesant
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Reo
Gioce
Intersea P
Court News
Hotel Frederick
Bowdler
J. Paul Delphey
West Patrick St
Carty’s
Carty
Cut, Carty, Inc
Rederick, Md
Bette Davis
Anita Louise
the Tivoli
Weer
Hendrickson’s
Hendrickson
Newspapren
Guive
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