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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1937

Page

10

Nanking Bombardment Rages as Japan Attacks Capital

Nanking faced a second Japanese air assault lasting about ninety minutes with bombers flying at 10 332 m. The city of one million endured heavy blasts and anti aircraft fire as American and British officials warned Japan that such attacks on civilians violate international law. Ambassador Hull and staff sought refuge aboard U S gunboats Luzon and Guam while China urged foreign representatives to evacuate. Britain prepared strong protests through its Tokyo ambassador over the bombing of foreign property.

Nanking Cis United States Luzon Kangtze River Boas Vmetnan Ambassadour Nelson Johnson United State Cresul Stat Hull Nelson Johnson China Guam Rex Dancer London Pitana Jyipin Im Nanling Foreign Office Robert Leslie Crane Tokyo Nike Robert Britain Japan

O Conor to Speak at Emmitsburg Fete

O Conor will be the featured speaker at the Emmitsburg centennial week event marking VE day and homecoming celebrations. The fête includes Attendee speeches and related ceremonies in Emmitsburg on September 21 with additional local activities scheduled through the week.

O'Conor Emmitsburg Enmsbu Emm Cams Spea

Cranium Crackers Answers and Wordplay Snippet

Puzzle lines include mis spellings and scattered references. Notable terms mention Pas Tour and names like Poe Stowe Caspar Wade Streeter Aldred with Boroughs and states. The fragmentary text suggests a quiz bundled with odd spellings and clues rather than a coherent news item.

Beeter Stowe James Leg Noe Casper Ralph Wada Fner Bes Streeter Aldred Eden Allan Poe

Japanese Gold Finds Way Here

Washington reports Tokyo treasure findings show fewer sellers of gold in Europe and steady shipments from Japan. Officials say Japan may divert proceeds to armament and war purchases in China while some funds flow into the United States and other currencies.

Washington Japan China Saoing United States Federal Reserve Board Pola London

Ceresville Bridge Rusting Prompted for Repair Pace

A letter to a Baltimore newspaper urged repair of the rusting Monocacy river bridge at Ceresville on Liberty Road. The State Roads Commission said it cannot commit to a completion date until budget allowances are studied. The piece notes rust on the nearby Tred eCh Junction bridge and questions about timely repointing.

Monocacy River Ceresville Liberty Road Ballimore State Rawls Commission Cominal Slite Raids Commission Punt Tredetch Junction

Republicans Weigh Convention Before 1938 Election

Washington September 20 The prospect of a Republican national convention looms as months of congressional elections approach Former President Heavee and leaders discuss a possible gathering. John Hamilton said a committee was appointed at the national executive meeting to study the idea, with resolution to be revisited after the senators meet in November.

Washington Charnavin John Hamilton Ttd Tne

Indict Russell on Nine Counts in Bank Embezzlement Case

Indictments allege Richard Russell former assistant cashier of Farmers Bank and Trust Company faces six embezzlement charges and three false entries. Largest sum cited is 585000 tied to a shipment of prehire passbooks to Fiat National Bank in Baltimore. Co defendants include T oS Heskett Sena partners at C L Robinson Tec and Store Co and several individuals. Federal grand jury meets in Elkins in November.

Richard Russell Farmers Bank and Trust Company Russell Keyser Federal Elkins Fiat National Bank Baltimore Os Heskett Sena Partnees L Robinson Tec T Smith William Mattine Frink Emm Brine Chiles Town

Italy Affirms Participation In Sea Patrol Pact

Unclear text indicates Italy confirms joining a Mediterranean sea patrol alongside Britain and France. Reports mention mineral exports and naval expeditions, with signals that purity demands by Italy may have been satisfied.

Italy Pan Mieral Econounique Nanoune Communiane Great Britain

Welfare workers must be skilled and trained in Maryland

Baltimore September 21 A call for qualified workers for Baltimore and State public welfare units was voted by J Marion Patterson UNG secretary of the Board of State Aid and Charities. Patterson urged recruiting skilled personnel, noting the shift from emergency relief to professional administration and the need to demonstrate value of policies to the public. He warned against labeling state administration as hostile to Federal standards and stressed hiring trained staff to ensure effective welfare programs. Superintendent Eu gene W Pruntt and Miss Gertrude Smith attended the conference with local officials.

Baltimore J Marion Pattersona Board of State Aid and Charities Pauttétson Ain Conference of Maryland Toles Marsland Federal Social Security Board Patterson Maryland County Welfare Board United States

Rally Of United Brethren Churches In Two Counties

A United Brethren rally for Frederick and Washington counties will be held Tuesday evening at Salem UB Church Keedysville at 7 30 o clock The devotional service will be led by Rev D Witt Pfuse of Frederick with a recording from Camp Town by Dr P E VY Shinnon York Pa Other speakers include Dr J H Nin Riv Ru cil Over Dr Guy Stambaugh Res Ro JT Tyson and Mr E telly Hufimin They will discuss the new standard in the word service and future plans for Sunday school and related societies

United Brethren Frederick Wishington Salem Keedysville D Witt Camp Town P E VY York Pa J H Nin Guy Stambaugh Tyson E Telly OMA Ud Toon Guld Chistian Endeavor

Sasscer Enters 1938 Democratic Governor Race in Maryland

Sasscer, president of the State Senate, announces his candidacy for the 1938 Maryland Democratic nomination for governor from Upper Marlboro. The Prince George’s County attorney and banker says he will file with the Secretary of State and tours the state to gauge support. He notes county representation and warns against city hall power merging with the executive.

Upper Marlboro Lansdale G Sasscer The State Senate Sasseer

Garr Brothers to Plead Self-Defense in Denhardt Murder Case

Shelbyville reports indicate the Garr brothers Jack Roy and Dr E Garr will enter a self-defense plea by September 21 in the murder case of Brigadier General Henry H Denhardt. Denhardt faced a second trial for killing their widowed sister Verna Garr Taylor, his fiancée. Attorney J B Clark commented on reports of the plea plan.

Shelbyville Jack Roy E . Garr Henry H Denhardt

Roosevelt dodges Black amid western tour charges

Washington reports Rep Fish of New York says President Roosevelt plans a studied attempt to dodge meeting Supreme Court Justice Hugo L Black before Black takes his seat. Roosevelt denies adding to last week’s noncommittal statement about Black and the Ku Klux Klan ties. Official sources note Black has not notified the President since the charges appeared. Later, the President announced the windup of allocations under the new Public Works Program.

Washington Rep Fish New York Hyde Park Roosevelt West Hugo L Black Ku Klux Klan New Public Works

Gov Nice Returns Home After Hospital Operation

Baltimore September 21 Governor Harry W Nice who had an abscess operation at Union Memorial Hospital is back in Annapolis. His wife said he feels fine and expects to return to his desk within a few days. He was in Atlantic City for a conference when the operation became necessary and was transported by ambulance.

Baltimore Harry W Nice Union Memorial Hospital Annapolis

President hints at future public works policy talk

The President warned reporters against linking politics to Rus and advised avoiding certain West Coast cities. He suggested a fireside radio address on public works before Congress. The Black incident resurfaced as he cited a prior statement and said Black had not read all serial Klan allegations, offering no further comment until Black’s return from Europe.

PWA Congress White House Black Europe

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