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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1935
Page
2
The report outlines Britain’s unwavering support for the League covenant and calls for sanctions against Italy. Ethiopia rejects any mandate solution and asserts sovereignty under Haile Selassie. Paris reports Laval abandons mediation efforts as Britain sets the course with allied powers.
President Ro ose vels for another ocean voyage with brief stops in Boulder Dam Los Angeles and San Diego. He will board the U S Houston for a deep sea cruise visiting islands including Hawaii Goa and nearby locales before passing through the Panama Canal. The course then points northward toward a southern port or possibly an Atlantic route to Annapolis or Baltimore.
Rome reports Premier Mussolini briefed his cabinet on possible Italo Ethiopian developments amid a press push urging Ethiopia’s continued League of Nations status. Officials warned a strong arm approach may be necessary if Italy remains deaf to specific reforms. Debate centers on Article 22 and turning Ethiopia into a mandate state.
Taneytown social on the Reformed church lawn features Christian Endeavor and Young Peoples Societies with a Womanless Wedding and a Keysle C E Mens quartet. A parade opens the event and attendees are asked to dress in colonial costume. refreshments include sandwiches coffee chocolate and root beer.
Hy Styles Bridg es, 38, governor of New Hampshire, is described as husky and handsome. The piece portrays him as a former school leader turned agriculture interest, now a non-professed career politician. It notes his aim to unite Old Guard factions led by George H Moses and Liberal factions led by John Winant, with his term expiring January 1937.
Fragmentary notes describe epee practice at the high school on a Wednesday evening and compare light snow to water conversion. A stray line suggests snow depths and water equivalence, indicating measurements like inches of snow required to yield an inch of water and variations between spring snow.
Hagerstown Md September 24 The eightieth annual Hagerstown Fair opened today with favorable weather for a five day run through next Saturday A revue staged before the grandstand last night drew a large crowd and will be repeated at each night show All departments show strong exhibits and the midway was crowded despite some text cutoffs in the report
Herbert W Keith, colored, of Baltimore, was brought to Frederick by Deputy Sheriff Charles W Smith and jailed. He faces a hearing at the coming Criminal Court term. Another colored man was previously arrested in connection with the same case.
WEAF NBC secured permission from Ford Frick to broadcast Cardinals versus Cubs crossfire games day by day. Hal Tot leads the narration as the Cubs chase a split in the series while a studio lineup features Bell, Hopper, and various orchestras. The day marks the death of ad man De Wolfe Hopper and lists a dense noon to late night schedule across WEAF NBC CBS and other stations.
A temporarily secret list of war implements was drafted by the national munitions control board and sent to President Roosevelt. The State Department said all manufacture exporters and importers of arms and implements of war must register and after November 29 such items may not move across borders without a department license. The University of Kentucky reports a single semester cost per student averaging $187.
The fourth annual Chambersburg conference on Christian Education will be held Saturday in Chambersburg, Pa, covering the northern district of the Potomac Synod. Speakers include Rev. Howard F. Bayer, Mrs. C. D. Rockel, Rev. Nell Brown, and Rev. Dr. Paul A. Leipach, with sessions on youth problems, home making, leadership training, and group discussions.
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