Czech Sudeten ultimatum ignored by Prague
Prague reports the Czechoslovak government ignored the Sudeten German demand for redeployment of troops and police within six hours. Officials said martial law would remain tight in border regions as Berlin watched cautiously amid reports of rising Sudeten violence and German denial of mobilization rumors.
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Prague
Kotens
Konrad Henlein
Edouard Benes
Milan Hodza
Sudeten
Adolf Hitler
Nurnberg
Eger
Ernest Frank
Hodza
Czechosolovak
Sudeten Party
Sudetens
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Hog Cholera Reported in Lewistown District
Dr O K Hoffman federal inspector for Western Maryland reports hog cholera on three Lewistown farms owned by H M Spahr L E Leatherman and F H Rice. Of 91 hogs on Spahr farm about 66 have died across all sites. Farmers urged to confine hogs and feed lightly for three weeks and call local veterinarian at first loss of appetite.
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Lewistown
O. K. Hoffman
Hagerstown
Maryland
H. M. Spahr
L. E. Leatherman
F. H. Rice
Spahr
Hoffman
Police Order Wire Grating on Bus Windows in Palestine
Owing to stone throwing at buses in Palestine the chief of Police has ordered protective wire grating to be fitted on windows of all vehicles.
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Palestine
G Man Speaker At Kiwanis Meeting
JoJ McGuire of the FBI spoke at the Hotel Fred Moon Kiwanis meeting. He described FBI work, fingerprint records, crime costs, and the need for public cooperation in law enforcement.
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Joj McGuire
Federal Bureau of Investigaiion
United States Department of Justice
Washington
J Edgar Hoover
Tne
Fredmoon
Othol Keller
Siesident
Grayson H. Staley
Churd
Be-Guire
Bureau of Investigation
Min York
United States
Washington, D. C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
McGuire
FBI
Nightjar sightings and club note on training children
YBI agents discussed the importance of proper home training for children and announced the death of Gerson Rosencur, a charter member of the club. The article notes the rarity of seeing the giant nightjar, a South American bird, whose perfect camouflage allows it to blend with tree trunks.
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YBI
Gerson Rosencur
Daladier Watches War Office as Czech Crisis Deepens
Paris Sept 13 Premier Edouard Daladier and top generals kept an indefinite vigil at the War Ministry amid the heightened Czechoslovak crisis. Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet stayed at the Foreign Office consulting with Edwin C Wilson of the U S embassy who sought details for Ambassador William C Bullitt.
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Paris
Edouard Dalatier
War Ministry
Georges Bonnet
Foreign Office
Edwin C. Wilson
U.S
William C. Bullitt
Zonta Club Hears About Ford Display Features Visit to Dearborn Museum
The Frederick Zonta Club meeting led by Miss Nora Wise discussed two Washington Zonta deaths and a forthcoming Region 2 conference in Hazglers town. Helen Smith's program covered a visit to the Ford Museum in Dearborn Michigan highlighting Edison’s cement footstep block and exhibits on agriculture, manufacturing, and transportation with replicas of early American architecture surrounding the site. Capt and Mrs Rab't Bow plan to leave Frederick.
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Zonta Clup
Frederick
Nora Wise
Washington
Yvundobona
Braddock Heights
Helen Smith
Afiss Muri
Edson Fes Museum
Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Bago
Independence Hall
Congress Hall
Old City Hall
Philadelphia
Luther Burbank
Greenwich Village
Barbara
Frederica
Orgina
Apple Sas
Mary
Afr
Ford
Cod W
Cooper
Tsun
Eyson
Capt
Rab't Bow
Freder
Zoma Ch
My Tad Bers
Children’s Aid Society
Thurmont Sunday School to Sponsor Presext Program
The Ever Ready Sunday School class of the U B church sponsors a presext program Thursday at 7 30 in the church social rooms. The event will feature an arranged entertainment program and refreshments will be served.
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U. B. Church
Thurmont
Andrews Names Wage And Hour Committee
Washington reports Elmer F Andreas administrator of the Federal wage and hour law names a 21 member committee to study wages for workers. The panel headed by Donald Nelson includes representatives from labor and industry with Grace Abbott among appointees and several university and corporate figures. The committee aims to begin active industry studies within two weeks focusing on cotton and textile sectors while excluding chemical processes.
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Washington
Elmer F Amdreas
Donald Nelson
Cageo
Sears Roebuck & Co
Grace Abbott
Grace Abbott Included. Vee
Grand Island
Ned
Depa
P.O. Davis
Auburn
Ala
Extenson Grecier
Alsbsma Polytechs
Enstiste
BasiFexas
Louis Kirstes
Boston
Filene & Co
George Fort Milton
Edward Buxton
Decce
Charles A Cancoo
Kernapots
Chepmac Stercazourz
Joan RB
Cheatham
Ishe N.ckesser
New York
Stanton New Bet
Dasford
Mase
EBR Wes
Orgerit
Frances Pe H. A. Schrager
Wasnic
Andreas Sa
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