O Conor Speaks at Mountaindale Picnic Address
Attorney General Herbert R. O Conor spoke at the 53rd Mountaindale Union Sunday school picnic. Along with Prof William R Barnhart and Rev John W Fisher he urged guiding the nation toward hopeful social reform, stressing religious spirit as the bulwark of American government and warning against endless armament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. O'Conor
Mountaindale Union
O'Conor
William R. Barnhart
Hood College
John W. Fisher
Walkersville United Brethren Church
Mr. O'Conor
Dr. Barnhart
United Scemoc
Aved
Oso
Gand Charles
Mechanic Wins Race in Plane of His Own Design
Rudy A. Kling, a paraceter and mechanic, won the 150 mile Grove trophy race at the National Air Races near Joliet with an average of 232.272 mph in a craft of his own design. Kling trailed the existing record by about 0.? The silver-nosed red racer flown by Steve Willman of Oshkosh placed second at 231.99 mph in the event.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Rudy A. Kling
Joliet. I
Kling
Los Angeles
Michel Detrovat
France
Steve Willman
Oshkosh
Parking Drive and Drunken Driving Arrests In Weekend
Weekend arrests in Boonsboro Poolesville and nearby areas totaled multiple drunken driving cases along with disorderly conduct and traffic violations. Foreman and Palmer faced hearings with varied bails. numerous parking violations led to fines and potential warrants. Police emphasize no firearm discharge within city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Foreman
Boonsboro
Norwood Palmer
Poolesville
Foreman
Charles Blumenauer
Frank Dorsey
Palmer
Oficer da
Mae Dobson
Edward King
John Stanton
Oliver Franke Dursey
John Wall
Rene Condacth
Martin Tucker
Lawrence
Von
Walter Toms
Rotbert Staley
Horace Alexander
Moon
Ti W
Grove
West Fourth Street
High Seas Piracy Ahead of League Meet
A fragmented report outlines tensions over modern piracy and naval law as nations gather in Geneva to address the League of Nations. Analysts warn that sea control and legal frameworks will shape the outcome of the conference and future global security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Read seeks clemency in torch slaying case
William B Read of Four Corners Md asks Gov Homer Holt for clemency in the planned Tuesday execution for the torch slaying of Charleston salesman W Earl Dollman. Read's lawyers seek commutation to life or a sixty day stay. the State Supreme Court denied an appeal. Dollman was killed Thanksgiving Day when Read and two companions picked him up and later his body was found in a burned car wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
William B. Read
Four Corners
Homer A. Holt
Clemoney
Read
State Supreme Court
W. Earl Dollman
Woman reports theft of goods from her car in Walkersville
A Walkersville resident told officers Saturday night that about twenty dollars worth of merchandise including clothing a book satchel and groceries was stolen from her parked car. The sergeant logged the loss and promised to help, then the woman’s son later reported the items found in the wrong automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Bing
Mrs Staub dies as case remains unsolved
Mrs Sarah Staub of Daysville died at Frederick County Emergency Hospital after an early morning shooting near her burning home on August 27. Officials say evidence is lacking for an arrest though the State's Attorney promises to compile facts for the upcoming September grand jury. Relatives and neighbors are questioned as the revolver and possible self defense theory are scrutinized. survivors include husband, son Guy, and daughter Mrs Irene Lippold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Staub
Daysville
Frederick County
Denver J. Shook
Sherman P. Bowers
Shook
Burns
Staub
Frederick
Sarah Shoemaker
Fogie
Guy
Lippold
Tio
Idella Hedges
Roosevelt Calls Sino Japanese War An Awful Mess
President Roosevelt aboard the yacht Potomac at Block Island said the Sino Japanese situation is an awful mess. He noted 7 780 Americans remain in China, many missionaries and teachers, with no fixed evacuation date. He may tour the Pacific if feasible but would avoid formal speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
China
Great Salt Pond
Block Island
Rhode Island
Rotilla
Congress
Traitors To Soviet Before Firing Squads
Moscow reports say firing squads executed ten Russians convicted as enemies of the Soviet regime. Among them three Leningrad Province cooks accused of serving spoiled pork and fifteen poisoned by pork cutlets during anti-air raid drills. Seven others at Leningrad confessed to rightist wrecking in Novgorod collective farms. John Bell of this city survives. funeral at 8 East Patrick Street Tuesday at 2:30 PM. Mt. Olivet Cemetery with C. E. Cline and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Leningrad
Novgorod
John Bell
East Patrick Street
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Insurgents Hold To Belchite Positions
Insurgent garrison at Belchite took refuge in the cathedral and fought on as government troops bombarded and encircled the town on the Aragon front. Authorities claimed large forces surrounding the cathedral while pressing to sever insurgent links between Zaragoza and Teruel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belchite
Hendaye
Aragon
Zaragoza
Spain
Teruel
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Prof
Barnhart
Mountaindale
Sinn
John Brown
John Does
Mary Doe
Pat
Shanghai
Volunteers Corps
Recue
Paul Delphey
West Patrick Street
Frederick's
Pella Ball & Binds
Carty
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
FALE
Hendrickson
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