Roosevelt Shows Practical Diplomacy With Latin America
Washington observers hail President Roosevelt for a masterful diplomatic move in Cuba as he invites ambassadors from Argentina Brazil Chile and Mexico to the White House to openly lay cards on the table. He emphasized no landings unless necessary and aimed for a quick self‑governed Cuba while pursuing Pan American trade accord at Montevideo.
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Washington
United States
Cuban
Roosevelt
Renne Telt & Esolnt
White House
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
Cube
South America
Montevideo
Pan-America
Cuba
Youse Conference of Ambassadors
Walters Considers Resigning Over Interior Policy
Washington Sept 15 Theodore A Walters Idaho first Assistant Secretary of the Interior was reported as seriously weighing resignation to President Roosevelt and Secretary Ickes in protest of department management. Walters replied he had no present intentions to resign while rumors of a contemplated departure circulated among senators and officials.
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Washington
Theodore A. Walters
Idaho
Interior
Roosevelt
Ickes
Walters
E. EK. Bulew
Wil
Idahoan Friends and Grange Meet For Oct Fair Preparations
In a Weathered Idaho scene, event coverage shows Mrs Elva Lochner and Miss Lois Fox performing recitations and solos under director Mrs W T Biser. Activities include a hog calling contest and a penny match prize won by Mrs Cora M Hamilton as Pleasant Grange plans a October 26 supper and Frederick Fair exhibit.
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Joe- Such
W. T. Biser
Walters
Friends of the Idahoan
Ickes
Maynard Buckey
Tion
Elva Lochner
Burlew
Lois Fox
Harold Hamilton
Margaret Routzahn
Roy Main
Reginald Etaler
Theodore Grown
Reginald Etzier
Cora M. Hamilton
Brunswick News Surfaces From Local Socials and Visits
Sept 16 social notes report Mr and Mrs M G Joy and Mrs Ross Joy visiting son Robert Joy and family in Rockville. Harry George Jr returns to Washington and Lee University with his parents. Funeral attendance for Mrs Emma F Bell in Cresgeretown. Paul Moats vacationing in town with his father O L Moats. Jeck Cage visiting relatives in Washington DC. Mrs William Cooper returning to Baltimore with L E B Roelke. Ross Werking returns from Martinsburg to town. employed by Western Maryland division of B and C. Annie and Fannie Haplon motor trip to New York for purchases. John Edmonds of Blairstown NJ visiting Dr and Mrs F A Edmonds. Nellie Rockwell seen in Washington DC. Mrs Otis White and Pauline spend week in Frederick.
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Brunuwick
M. G. Joy
Ross M. Joy
Rockville
Robert Joy
Harry George, Jr
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Leaington
H. ¥. George
James C. Muir
Null
Emma F. Bell
Cresgeretown
Bell
Paul Moats
Washington, D., Co
O. L. Moats
W. Darton Avenue
Jeck
H. L. Cage
Weat B Street
Washington, D. C
William Cooper
Baltimore
L. EB. Roelke
Ross Werking
Martinsburg
W. Va
Werking
Maryland
Misess Anmié
Fannie Haplon
New York
John Edmonds
Blairstown
N.J
F. A. Edmonds
W. Potomac St. Mra
Nellie Rockwell
Otis White
Mies Pauline
Frederick
Brunswick High alumni pursue education at Shepherd College and local schools
The notice lists Brunswick High School graduates and Brunswick residents enrolling in Shepherd College in Shepherdstown and Strayer College in Washington. It mentions Louve and Frances of Weverton, Wilcary Breknell improving after a long arm infection, and several others returning to studies at Salisbury State Normal and local institutions while visiting family in Maryland and Virginia. It notes extended family visits between Brunswick and Hagerstown and Verona, Virginia, with reminders of ongoing college attendance and summer travel.
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Heelert Plummer
Ickes’ Aid
Ted
Elgin National
Elgin
Fred Frame
Joseph Weidenhof
Works Administration
Seattle
Fairbanks
Alaska
Praser River
Hope
Lytton
Bae Nh
Hin Ethe Te Jans
Alt. Pleasant Grange
Mr. Pleasant Grange
Earl W. McDevitt
Florida
Edward Refauver
William T. Biser
Frederick Fair
Laufer
Spees
Prankie
AN Scralk
Ruel
Cleveland
Pere
Brunswick
Harvey Lynn
Lorettaville
Mesx's
R.A
Millard J. Ewing
Washington, D.C
D .M. Ewing
East Potomac Street
Floris Grimen
Brunswick Street
Brunswick High School
Shepherd Colege
Shepherdstown
Louuwe
Frances
Weverton
Brunswick High
Shephens College
Wilcary Breknell
West Pe wimAestrat
Mills
Frances Smith
Rosemont
Ana
Maryland Tate Normal
Salubury
J. G. F. Smith
Viola Jones
Eity
Ailleary, Jr
Jos Barnett
Alta Nuce
Salisbury State Normal
William ©. Nuce
Frank Troxell
Elmer Sehseffer
Troxell
Joe Barnett
Annie Moats
C. L. Moats
N. Dayton Avenue
Geo. W. Freeman
Boonsboro
R. H. Sutton
Verona
Lefty Powers
West B Street
Lawrence Yourtee
Washington College
Galinda Baker
Eleanor Ay Tee
Mears
Ourie Whode
WW Leach
Russwill Banger
Strayer College
Louise Janes
E. James
Virfina Avenue
Reb't. &. Much
Thos
N. Ott
Millville
Elsie Landers
Blair
Roberts L. Much
Points of Rocks
Stin-Bething
Clifford Swede
Johnson
Will
Duquesne University
Pitsburgh
Pearre
Drug & Prescription Service
Hemae
Hare
Stieff
James E. Doll
South Market
Frederick, Md
Jimmy Riddell
Patricia Wentworth
Caroline Leigh
Quaker City
Norte Market Street
Phome
E. B. Mea
East Patrick ET
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market Street
Callus Fox
Markell & Ford
Haines’ Stock Market
T. B
Karr
Tennessee
Jani
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