Roosevelts Picnic Stop Draws Frederick Crowd
President Franklin D. Roosevelt paused at Vindobona Braddock Heights after a scenic lunch during Antietam travel. He spoke with Robi Delaplaine and waved to Frederick women while Secret Service stood by. Congressman Lewis accompanied him and praised the welcome amid farm country views and a large local crowd.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Braddock Heights
White House
Antietam
Roosevelt
Robi E. Delaplaine
News
The
Post
Frederick
Bridge
Vindobo
Secret Serves
Vindobona
Mr. Roosevelt
Marvin McIntyre
Ross McIntyre
David J. Lewis
Secret Service Agen Newsyarmed
Daily News
New York
Dorothy Jones
Roosevelts
Secret Service
Eigher
Maryland
Lew
Tietum
Braddock Hrights
Waington
Johnson
Braddock Hiegights
Washington
Tydings
Rade 3
Heights
Lewis
Stella Lehew
Middletown
Melntvere
Rob't E. Delaplaine
News and Post
Mr. Delaplaine
Rebel Submarine Sighted Near Mallorca Amid Mediterranean Tensions
British naval sources report two insurgent color submarines 40 miles from Malta escorted by Italian and German destroyers, moving toward Mallorca. London and Paris suspend nonintervention patrols to focus on pirate submarines as Nyon broadens pact to cover planes and ships. over 150 ships, many with air crews, assemble in the Mediterranean. A British marines party is expected to embark for Mallorca tomorrow. Also noted: upcoming monthly meeting of Ballenger Bay Burendagal at F Wille, with Mrs. Wil i assisting.
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Mallorca
Mediterranean
London
Great Britain
France
Spain
Geneva
Garman
Halian
Paris
Gre
President Appears Healthy Amid Security Measures
Report recounts Roosevelt seen waving from a vehicle with guards and aides while glass wind breakers stood in front. The scene from the Heights on Friday afternoon included Mr. Roosevelt, Mr McIntyre, and a Secret Service agent in the rear seat as onlookers speculated about threats to the president.
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Heights
Roosevelt
McIntyre
Serreet Service
Seamen Sit-Down Strike Breakpressed by Baltimore Judge
In Baltimore on Sept 17 Judge William Coleman ordered 23 striking seamen from the steamship Oakmar after a sit-down strike. Marshal Klecka was authorized to remove them and report back within two hours. Police rounded up strikers aboard Sparrows Point docked vessel, none resisted. court labeled the action a trespass and noted the union had no obligation to them.
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Baltimore
Oakmar
National Maritime Union
C. O. Offinale
William ©. Coleman
Klecka
Qakmar
Sparrows Point
Coleman
Ewn
Japanese Army Takes Chochow From Peiping Front
Japanese army headquarters reported that coastal rifle and river crossing operations south and southwest of Peiping have captured the walled city of Chochow on the Peiping Hankow Railway. The fall isolates five Chinese divisions along the line and Japanese columns threaten to trap them near the railway. The advance began with 60 000 men crossing the Yungting river and has pushed 12 miles in 24 hours toward Paotingfu with air bombings around target towns.
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Peiping
Chochow
Peiping-Hankow
Yungting
Chuma
Paotingfu
Settlement Reached in Maitland vs Blue Ridge Bus Suit
A damage suit filed by L. W. Maitland against Blue Ridge Transportation Company over a denied bus ticket was settled on Friday. The case was marked settled with costs to be paid by the defendant. Maitland was represented by F. J. Campbell and the bus company by Leo Weinberg.
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L. W
Maitland
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
F. J. Campbell
Leo Weinberg
Roosevelt urges fealty to constitution in national address
President Roosevelt denounced the Supreme Court as “the odd man on the Supreme Court” and urged quick social reform to avert dictatorship. He spoke on Constitution Day warning that long delays undermine democracy, insisting living standards must rise to sustain faith in the republic.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
America
Washington Monument
Hamilton Enters Row On Black Appointment
Washington reports Chairman John D. M. Hamilton of the Republican National Committee said it is inconceivable Roosevelt would knowingly appoint a klansman to the Supreme Court. The Justice Department noted Black has drawn 12 days salary totaling 666.66 as a court member, though he has not yet sat on the bench.
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Washington
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Justice Department
Moylan Delivers Address on Charles Carroll of Carrollton
Baltimore attorney Charles E. Moylan spoke Thursday night under the Maryland American Legion Department’s auspices. A former Frederick County native, Moylan addressed the topic of Charles Carroll of Carrollton.
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MR. Moylan
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Department of Maryland, American Legion
Frederick County
Emmitsburg Celebrates Constitution Anniversary
Emmitsburg marked the 150th anniversary of the Constitution with opening exercises at the high school grounds. The event featured the planting of Constitution Grove with 15 trees donated by five churches and ten civic groups, each bearing donor plates.
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Emmitsburg
Arvin P. Jones
Emmitsburg High School
Burgess and Commissioners
M. J. Thompson
Burgess
Thornton Rogers
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. E. Nelson
Board of Education
Eugene W. Pruitt
Woman's Club
J. A. Pryor
Presbyterian Church
Irving Morris
Lions Club
Charles Thompson
American Legion Auxiliary
Eva Rowe
Church of the Incarnation
E. L. Higbee
Brule Council
Knights of Columbus
W. 8. Sterbinsky
Francis X. Elder Post
American Legion
Maurice Moser
Howard Toms
Elias Lutheran Church
Philip Bower
St. ‘Joseph's Catholic Church
William Groeninger
C. M
P.T. A
N. O. Sharrer
Burgess Thompson
Harry W. LeGore
Agreement Reached To Live Apart Between Benner Spouses
A recorded agreement between Hunter J. Benner and Vietta A. Benner outlines that they will live apart due to differences. Mrs Benner retains all property with no claim by her husband and no debts or maintenance actions tied to him. Neither waives any divorce rights and reconciliation or divorce will not affect property rights.
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Hunter J. Benner
Vietta A. Benner
Roosevelt To Begin Western Trip Soon
President Roosevelt announced he would leave Hyde Park in the middle of next week for a trip to the West Coast. The White House said the journey would start from Washington and proceed to the western states.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Hyde Park
White House
Answers to Cranium Crackers show geography and civics facts
A set of five trivia statements covers European pre Columbian crops, an eastward line from Manila to Mexico City, the country of Togo in Africa, the U S Congress composition totaling 531, and a daughter aged four.
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Europe
America
Manila
Mexico City
Mexico
Togo
Africa
Congress
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Hamilton
Ington
Hyd Park
Elizabeth Flanagan
Westchester County
Carty’s
C. C. Carty, Inc
East Patrick
Frederick, MD
J. Paul Delphey
West Patrick Street
Warner
Batiste
Hendrickson
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