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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
9
Thousands of Sudeten Germans armed with grenades pistols and machine guns attacked Czechoslovak gendarmes in Bohemia and Schwaderbach near the German border. At least 23 were killed and 75 wounded. 40 gendarmes reportedly kidnapped. Government radio warned of an organized rebellion and said security was generally adequate.
Sunday visitors of Fern Stottlemyer and family extended to many locals including Ji Luther Keryre Thelma Smyre Atlee Smyth James Martin Poudre Kine Jesse Green Herman Kine Guy Kine and families Billy Dowling and more. Christian Endeavor to be led by Carroll Kline at the Reformed church. Sequoia trees named for Sequoia inventor of Cherokee alphabet. born 1760 in Tennessee.
Premier Mussolini writes to Viscount Runciman urging a plebiscite for all Czechoslovak materials. The piece in EI Pepino reports Mussolini claims Czechoslovakia is held by centrifugal forces and dissolution is inevitable without restraint.
Postmaster James A. Farley sent a telegram to Senator Millard E. Tydings at the end of the primary campaign. He congratulated Tydings on his victory and predicted assured success in November, noting Farley’s role in backing rival Democrat David J. Lewis. He hinted at party packing in the general election.
Judge Arthur D. Willard in Circuit Court orders Bernard S. Staley to pay Evelyn M. Staley seven dollars weekly alimony plus her counsel fees if no cause is shown by September 24. Mrs. Staley filed for separate maintenance and fees, charging abandonment and desertion. they wed in Frederick in September 1931.
Shakespearean students from around the world visit the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington to view 79 of the famed First Folios. The library notes that only about 200 such folios are known to exist.
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