Mediterranean Situation Held And At Geneva
At Nyon nine European powers discussed anti piracy patrols off Italy with Mussolini possibly invited to join a Tyrrhenian sea defense against pirate submarines. Britain and France push for Italian participation while Russia questions belligerent status and effectiveness, as Italy and Germany resist.
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Geneva
Italy
Nyon
Germany
Mussolini
Tyrrhenian Sea
France
Britain
London
Soviet
Russia
Franco
Mediterranean
Madrid-Valencia
Quner to Erect Modern Store Building at Market and Third
First steps toward a two story modern store at Market and Third streets were begun after the old brick house was demolished. E Stonebraker of Washington DC owns the property and plans a light brick building with plate glass. A tenant may be secured. contractor is Charles E Hood of Silver Spring. Estimated cost about 6000 to 7400 dollars with completion hoped before year end. Brick work awarded to Frederick Brick Works. The site will have an 18 inch rear drop to level with Third street.
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Market and
Third Streets
E. Stonebraker
Washington D. C
Stonebraker
Charles E. Hood
Silver Spring
Hood
Stee
Frederick Brick Works
Eldl
Jane English
F D L E to Begin Payments on Sept 14
Charles Town W V Sept 11 Hardships from frozen deposits due to Farmers Bank and Trust Company closure Sept 1 ease as FDIC announces starting Sept 14 check payments to depositors under 5000 dollars. A few with higher claims will be paid in full and others adjusted later. The FDIC may lend cash to cover larger deposits if bank assets suffice as collateral. This could allow full payment without delay.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
J. F. Campbell
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Campbell
Scottsboro Negro Appeals to U S Court
Haywood Patterson, one of nine Scottsboro defendants, filed a petition with the Supreme Court seeking to overturn a 75 year Alabama prison term for alleged assault on a white woman. He argues constitutional rights were violated by denial of transfer to a northern Alabama federal district court.
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Washington
Haywood Patterson
Scottsboro
Supreme Court
Alabama
Neto
Morgan County
Federal District Court
May Head Census Proposed for Unemployed in Roosevelt Era
John D Biggers of Toledo is urged to head a voluntary census of the unemployed as proposed by the last congress. He is pictured at Poughkeepsie after a conference with President Roosevelt regarding the census and his prior service on the Business Advisory Council.
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John D Biggers
Toledo
Business Advisory Council
Poughkeepsie
Roosevelt
Roosevelt says world jittery over Far East and Med turmoil
President Roosevelt told reporters at the summer White House that the Sino Japanese conflict and Mediterranean piracy have created a worldwide nervous mood. He said democratic governments share this unease and that he cannot discuss policy. He also noted railroad nationalization as a last resort and left U.S. force withdrawals and a possible special session of Congress to future decisions.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
White House
Mediterranean
State Department
France
Carroll Miller
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
China
Congress
Blue Ridge College Set to Open September 27
Blue Ridge College will delay opening until September 27 due to campus recon struction. No academic loss. week will be made up. Enrollment up by 600, with many students deferred until next year. Over 100 turned away for not meeting entry standards. Forty workmen on site. athletic field being graded. colonial fence three quarters done. eighteen acres added for landscaping. Project to continue at least two years.
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Blue Ridge College
Grove Co. Low Bidder On State Road Contract
The Grove Lime Co. of Lime Kiln was the low bidder when bids opened by the State Roads Commission for 12 miles of 22 foot reinforced concrete highway between Hancock and the Maryland Pennsylvania line. Robert B. Crothers, company president, said Grove's bid was 50 2864. The section to be built is on Route 522 between US Route 40 and the Pennsylvania line toward McConnellsburg, Pa.
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Mr. Grove Lime Co
State Roads Commission
Hancock
Maryland-Pennsylvania
Robert B. Crothers
Grove Company
Buolt
Pennsylvania Line
McConnellsburg
Weather Record Shows Mixed Sept Precipitation
Yesterday's precipitation was none in the 24 hour period ending 5 p.m. High temperatures yesterday and a year ago are listed with lows for last night. September totals show 1.64 inches so far in 1936 versus 9.62 inches excess in 1937 to Sept 1. Streams are muddy to Potomac at Point of Rocks and cloudy at Frederick Junction with sun and moon rise/set times noted.
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Potomac
Frederick Junction
U S Delivers Hull Peace Statement to League For Info
The United States, not a League member, asks its Switzerland envoy to hand copies of Secretary Hull’s July 16 peace statement and responses from 50 governments to the League of Nations assembly. President Roosevelt says Far Eastern and Mediterranean tensions unsettle world markets. Leland Harrison in Berne to deliver documents.
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Washington
United States
Switzerland
League of Nations Assembly
China
Hull
State Department
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
League
Assembly
Leland Harrison
Berne
Geneva
Bondsman Withdraws Thurmont Man in $500 Bond Case
A bondsman withdrew from a $500 bond for Leo Yingling near Thurmont, leading to Yingling’s rearrest by Deputy Denver J. Shook on a Friday night. Yingling faces theft charges for poultry, batteries, and other items valued at $3788, and the case will be presented to the September grand jury.
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Leo Yingling
Thurmont
Yingling
Denver J. Shook
M. J. Heier
Nevin Mossburg
Shook
Frederick Tailoring Co plans salesmen convention banquet
Frederick Tailoring Co Inc announces a two day event in Frederick featuring a plant tour at 10 AM, lunch at the Francis Scott Key hotel, an afternoon conference, and a 630 PM banquet and dance at Vindobona Braddock Vechts with about 350 attendees. Stanley Sayne will present models and Zel Smith and his Pennsylvania Aces Orchestra provide music. The Frederick Tailoring Social Club sponsors the event with officers listed.
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East Fourth Street
Francis Scott Key
Stanley Sayne
Zel Smith
Pennsylvania Aces
Frederick Tailoring Social Club
John Steinsdoerfer
M Ruth Pickett
Robert Moss
Mm Vaious Territories
Greenhut
W. A. Briggs
Georgia
Florida
RK. W. Eastmann
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
H. Blades
Indiana
Michigan
Mr. Patrick
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Gerard Itheaume
Maine
New Hampshire
New York
Harvey Johnson
Ohio
Harry Cohn
Texas
Harry Katz
West Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
William Schwarzaman
Virginia
North
South Carolina
al Johnson
Louisiana
Mississippi
Benjamin White
Massachusetts
A. Sagner and Sons
Japan to Send Special Envoys to Major Powers
Tokyo reports Japan plans to dispatch several special envoys to the United States France and Great Britain to present its Far Eastern war position. The envoys would explain causes and outline events of the undeclared war in north China and would be viewed as representatives of the people rather than government emissaries. Business circles may also send delegates to discuss with American counterparts.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
France
Great
China
Hexas
Alice
Therr
Extensive Scouting Program Continued in Frederic District
At a meeting of the Francis Scott Key district council a unanimous vote approved Norma Ford to continue leading an extensive scouting program in Frederick for the coming year. The report highlights eight active troops including three at the Maryland State School for the Deaf, with over 30 men involved in roles from scout masters to badge counselors. A Sea Scout patrol is forming and they plan a 20 foot sailing craft. Camp Penniel near Thorntown reported 24 days of camp time with several badges earned, and a profit of 72.17 dollars.
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Francis Scott
Key
District of Columbia
Wcatel
Frederick
Mearyland State School For the Deaf
E.gm
Ecaspaciue
Assatant Sconimiater
Asoa
Netenargh
Daca
Penniel
Thormont
Owits
Suns
Nets
Ford
Woc Royal
T the
Japanese Drive From Yangtze Presses Inland War Front
A major Sino Japanese offensive pushes toward Yangchong from Woosung Linhu and Linhu to Shanghai. Japanese forces gain two miles with naval air and artillery support while Chinese defenders fight with knives and bayonets. Cholera cases rise in Shanghai as Italian cruiser Harmando Mont... arrives with 600 troops and planes to bolster international efforts.
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Shanghai
Yangtze River
China
Yangchong
Woosung
Yangtze
Whangpoo
Japan
Lotien
Linhu
Frederick High School graduates plan for college in fall
Out of a Frederick High School class this June, about one in three graduates signaled intent to attend college this fall. Seventy earned the academic diploma and 71 the commercial and general course certificates. Many plan further study at teachers colleges or universities including Maryland and Towson, with several pursuing business schools or preparatory programs.
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Frederik Ehgh School
Aomumber
Emleve
Frederick Bugh School
Bradley Barr
Towson
Mable Simpson
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Harrisonburg
Pevny Stansler
Near Frederick
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Elizabeth Stoner
State Teache
Ther
Enterme Binuness Echoals
Ledrealy Nicademus
Temple School of Business
Washington, DC
Hophi Dittinger
Strayers
Charlotte Schaefler
Robert Smith
Mercersbore Academy
Mercerburg
Kathaleen Shane
St Miryr
Siminary
St. Mary's City
Rochard Batre
University of Baltimore
Baltiemore
Ernest Webb
American University
Washingdon
Elizabeth Thrasher
Marjorie Webster
Tno
Washington
Carl Shoanvis
Adamstown
Western Maryland
Clyde ‘Thamis
Adamistown
Virginia Shipley
Church Home and Infirmary
Baltimore
Mass
Misa Angleberger
University of Maarvi
Phang
Shoas
Deficit Falls Below That OF One Year Ago
Treasury ledgers show the deficit as of September 8 at 443 million dollars, 100 million under the same date last year, though 15 million above Roosevelt’s full-year estimate. Officials expect the gap to shrink as the year progresses and project that June 30 will close well under the president’s projection. Banks closed Monday for Old Defenders Day in Maryland.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Maryland
More Road Matters Before Commissioners
The County Commissioners continued road discussions without a visiting delegation and found no immediate plan for improvements. They consider pursuing funds via direct levy despite an Attorney General ruling against using gasoline tax funds, while another undisclosed approach may unfold next week.
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Itas
Fastest Saturday Session In Months
New York stock activity surged on a fast Saturday session with gains of one to three points as markets rallied. The ticker tape ran minutes late as 1,000 to 3,000-share blocks traded, while pound sterling held at 4.45 to 8.
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New York
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Quner
8. E. Stonebraker
Home Owners Loan Corporation Today
Grace Amelia Bowers
Brunswick
David C. Winebrenner
John W. Null
F. Dle
Charles Town Bank
Arctic Ocean
Sum
Mer White House
Lloyd C Culler
Hagerstown
Antietam
Alexander
Frederick Tlaons Club
Weather Outlook
Middle Atlantic States
Frederick Tailoring Co
Frederick Tailoring Co, Inc
Arthur A. Greenhut
Winchester
Vic
Fie
Winchester Howe
Cty
News-Post
U. S
Norman Ford
Higher
Aim High School
Cumberland
W. Lee Elgin
Elgin
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