Armies Guard Border Zones as Czechoslovak Crisis Looms
French and German forces concentrate along the border amid rising tension over Czechoslovakia. French authorities mine bridges and bolster frontier defenses while German troops man Siegfriede positions and claim defensive measures. Marseille orders army takeover to secure Mediterranean communications as negotiations unfold in Nurnberg.
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Wenger
Maginot Line
France
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Rosbruck
Rorbruck
Siegfriede
Rder
Paris
Marseille
Marnelle
McGolerick speaks at Kiwanis on rural health hope
Mrs Mary McGolerick of New Market spoke at the Kiwanis weekly luncheon in Hotel Frederick delivering Health for Rural America. She won second place in the Farm Bureau oral public speaking contest. Francis Perrott presided, Wm Delaplaine introduced the speaker. ballots were passed for a playful Primary Kiwanian contest.
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America
Farm Bureau
Mary McGolerick
New Market
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Frederick
Tursday
Rice consumption gaps between US and Puerto Rico
The record notes differing per person rice consumption with the United States at five pounds and Puerto Rico at zero hundred pounds, highlighting an unusual regional comparison in food intake.
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United States
Puerto Rico
Democratic Lead in City Mounts in Preprimary Counts
Final preprimary registration shows Democrats lead in Frederick city with 762 Dems, 265 Republicans and one independent across 18 precincts, total 1,028. After transfers, Democrats net gain 441. Brunswick, Walkersville, Liberty totals show broader margins amid a large 82-candidate ballot and key senatorial and gubernatorial races.
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Frederick City
Severa
Ritchie
Conley
Brunswick
Walkersville
Liberty
A. Dem
Minnesota Governor Endorses Liberalism and Roosevelt
Governor Elmer Benson of Minnesota, a Farmer-Labor member, endorses Roosevelt's drive to elect liberal candidates to Congress. After meeting at Hyde Park with the President, Benson stated regional support for replacing conservative opponents of the New Deal. Roosevelt said liberals may be preferable to conservatives in some races.
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Hyde Park
Elmer Benson
Minnesota Farmer-Labor Party
Roosevelt
Congress
Benson
Northwest
Anti Aircraft Defenses Expanded by $10 Million War Dept
Washington Sept 6 The War Department quintuples United States anti aircraft defenses via a $10,000,000 set of contracts with private and Government ordnance factories. When assembled the program adds over 330 new anti aircraft guns and gun carriages. Current strength is under seventy. the system will total thirty two regiments including existing units.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Permit Granted For 13 Concrete Garages
The Board of Zoning Appeals granted Charles M. Dodd permission to build 13 concrete block garages at 22 24 26 East Fourth Street, reversing a city engineer decision. The garages will have cement floors, concrete partitions and metal roofs, with a $1,200 estimated cost. The lot is unoccupied, between Third and Fourth streets with entry from Fourth, and there were no objections. Parsons Newman presided in Chairman Rohr’s absence. all other board members were present.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
City Hall
Charles M. Dodd
East Fourth Street
Dodd
Parsons Newman
Jacob Rohr
Magistrate Campbell Heads Patrol Convention Delegation
Magistrate William H. Campbell and his young grandson leave from Brunswick with Carman Karn and former magistrate John W. Lieyd and Deputy Sheriff John R. Lieyd to attend the Maryland State Police Association convention in Ocean City Maryland. They plan a return visit to the duPont Gardens after Wilmington Delaware.
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William H. Campbell
Carman Karn
Brunswick
John W. Lieyd
John, R. Lieyd
Peteresville
Ocean City
Maryland State Police Association
Io Wilmington
Del
duPont Gardens
Mygara Rites 10 Be Held Friday
Mrs McGaha dies of possible gas poisoning after ovens and stove jets opened at home. Husband Claude W McGaha found her in front of oven chair asleep. death about 2 o'clock. She leaves two sons Earl and Austin, three brothers, two sisters, and one grandson. Funeral Friday at 11 from home, Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Ann Wir
I Street
Claude W. McGaha
McGaha
Rene
H. J. Stasher
Denver J. Shook
Emmett &. Bowius
Tate Francis Marion
Margaret Stewart Whittier
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Glad Circle
Earl Francis McGaha
Atlantic City
N. J
Austin William McGaha
Marion J. Whitter
Middletown
Herman C. Whitter
Doubs
Dewey N. Whitter
Frederick
G Rey Martin
Charles S. Keefer
Earl F. McGaha
North Market Street
Mt Olivet
MM. R. Etchison and Son
Two Murder Cases Reported in Kansas Cities
In the spring quarter two murder or manslaughter cases were recorded in Kansas. One occurred in Kansas City and the other in Wichita during April, May, and June this year.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Wichita
Lewie Frames Maryland Primary as Liberal Conservative Clash
Baltimore on September 6 Rep David J Lewie argued the Maryland Democratic primary shows a stark liberal versus conservative fight. He contrasted himself with Senator Tydings, saying Roosevelt’s Eastern Shore address clarified the issue and that both candidates symbolize differing principles rather than personal rivalry.
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Baltimore
David J. Lewie
Maryland
Lewis
Senator Tydings
Roosevelt
Asillard Tydings
Answers to Cranium Crackers Poster Puzzle
A logic puzzle notes eight stores lack posters and shows which two men leave posters at stores 12 15 and 20. By listing stores 1 to 20 and applying the given pairs one can deduce the poster placement and identify the final pattern of poster presence across the 20 stores.
Tried To Poison Livestock Charge York Pa
Paul Resh a York county farm hand was sentenced to one to two years in Eastern Penitentiary after pleading guilty to attempting to poison livestock belonging to Elmer Landis of Hallam township. Resh admitted putting a tree spray in feed intended for Landis's cattle and mules. The case underscores a dispute over Resh's courtship of Landis's daughter.
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York
Paul Resh
York County
Eastern Penitentiary
Bor
Resh
Elmer Landis
Hallam Township
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