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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1938

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End of Daylight Time Brings Networks Back to Standard

Radio networks switch to standard time as of Sunday ending daylight hours. Xen Friends of Music to offer 10 chamber programs Oct 23 to Feb 19 on WIZ NBC at 6 p.m. Menjou All-Star Theater on CBS Oct 5 with Bette Davis guest. Various guest lineups and schedules across WEAF WABC and NBC networks detailed with programs, times, and stations.

New York Xen Friends of Music Wiz-Nbc Adolphe Menjouie CBS Bette Daves Rudy Vallee Ted [ Lewis Doc Rockwell Aliece Faye Charlie McCarthy Sko WEAF NBC Ma Perkins Paul Douglas WABC Belmont Glasgow Richard C. Patterson

Additional Brunswick Mail Collection Now at 7 PM

Brunswick post office raised daily mail pickup to 7 p m eliminating 24 hour waits. Last collection was 2 p m and mail posted after faced dispatch delays. Postmaster E Lynch Gross announced the change and new routes extending to Petersville road north to the municipal pumping station. Russell McMurray assigned to routes with Nelson Strathern and Robert Frankenfield new or substitute carriers.

Brunswick Streets E. Lynch Gross Petersville Road D Street Russell McMurray Nelson Strathern Howard Kaetel West End Robert Frankenfield

Oyster Truck Fire Near Braddock Heights Injures Cab and Engine

A truck loaded with oysters traveling from Maryland's Eastern Shore to Ohio caught fire early Sunday near Braddock Heights. Faulty wiring started the blaze, damaging the cab and front engine. the rear was spared. The truck, owned by Edward Pig of Crisfield, was moved to Braddock Heights for repairs.

Ohio Maryland Bratdock Heights Ne Motor 2 Naica Eaward Pig Concern Crisfie’d Braddock Heights

Cubs Hold Otiing at Camp Bak Braddock Heights

Cub Peck No 1 members and Pack No 3 visitors enjoyed a Saturday outing at Camp Bak Braddock Heights. The group included den chiefs William Morton and Donald Shipley along with Ned Helfenstein Joe Doll Ralph Shipley Donald Sehley Wilson Sehley and visiting member Joe Royal who attended for special instruction in cubbing and related subjects.

CUBS Cub Peck No. 1 Camp Bak Braddock Heights William Morton Donald Shipley Den Ned Helfenstein Joe Doll Ralph Shipley Donald Sehley Wilson Sehley Joe Royal

Length Not Always Helpful In Bridge Defense

In a Contract Bridge problem from a Wingate Bixby discussion, the defense relies on opponent length in the trump suit. Despite strong trumps, a misfitted lead sequence and forced plays show length in that suit can backfire. The hand ends with five trumps yielding only one trick, illustrating length is not always an asset in the defense.

Trump American Contract Bridge Leager Wingate Bixby Chught Indicatec Holdings East Gn Bixby Inck King of Diamonds West Lef Euat

Counter move by OConor in Maryland governor race

In Cumberland on September 26 AP reports two weeks after Maryland voters cast the primary, the Democratic gubernatorial contest hinges on Allegany county seven convention votes. After an Allegany recount showed OConor leading Jackson by eight, Jackson allies filed an mandamus petition to halt the canvass and challenge ballot removals. OConor responded by sending attorney William Lee Rawls to Cumberland to draft a demurrer to quash the petition.

Cumberland Maryland Allegany County Howard W. Jackson Baltimore Herbert R O'connér Tv‘o Allegamy O'Conor Jackson Crealt William Lee Rawls

Sudetenland Cession Plans Approved by Cabinet

The cabinet unanimously approved ceding Sudetenland to Germany earlier than planned and allowing the German army to symbolically occupy a small frontier area beyond Czechoslovakia's fortifications.

Sudetenland Germany

Beers Parlor Shooting Leads to Baltimore Arrests

In Libertytown a man was shot in a beer parlor after an argument. Two Baltimore men, Sterling Dorsey and Aaron Cox, were arrested there and held for Frederick County Sheriff. A revolver a razor and brass knuckles were found in their car. The wounded man Charles Keys, 25, was treated for a shoulder wound.

Libertytown Baltimore Associated Press Sterling Dorsey Aaron Cox Frederick County Dorsey Cox Roy M. Hiliner Northwestern District Charles Keys Near Liberty Roberts Hiltner Charles W. Smith

Milred Unger Birthday Party At Home

A surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs James Unger 105 West Fourth Street for their daughter Milred L Unger turning thirteen. Guests included Mildred and Doris Unger Jane Wills Nancy Dorsey Betty Lee Dorsey Ruth Youp Ethel Suler Margaret Sam Frank Dorsey and the Ungers themselves.

James Unger West Fourth Street Mildred L. Unger Mildred Doris Unger Jane Wills Nancy Dorsey Betty Lee Dorsey Ruth Youp Ethel Suler Margaret Sam- Frank Dorsey

Traffic Halted As Auto Burns On Highway Hill

A blazing automobile on Steiner's hill near Jefferson along the Harpers Ferry road stopped traffic Saturday night. State Police Corporal W. K. May said the car belonged to Robert Small of Washington DC. A short circuit in the engine ignited the blaze which spread to the spare tire and consumed the vehicle. May pierced the gas tank to avert an explosion before a tow truck moved the wrecked car to a field.

Steiner's Hill Jefferson Harpers Ferry Trafic Corp W. K. May Robert ‘Small Washington, D. C May

Birthday Reception for John T Bussard

Mr John T Bussard of Jefferson quietly celebrated his 72nd birthday at home on September 17 Guests included his brother Charles Bussard and Raymond Esler of Frederick with his wife and two sons Frank and James Also present were Mrs Alice Halley and her two sons Martha Castle and Helen Miller with her sons Harry and Lewis from nearby communities Washington residents Mr and Mrs Harry Castle Martha and Mrs John Miller and their families were among attendees

John T. Bussard Jefferson

Passed State Officer On Wrong Side

A motorist passed a state officer on the right and cut in front to left turn, was arrested Saturday night by Corp. W Kv May. Mansfield Daniel of Dickerson posted $5 collateral for appearance on a charge of passing on the right. Gardner S Moats of Williamsport was stopped Sunday for speeding and paid $5 collateral on a charge of exceeding 25 mph.

Corp. W. Kv May Gardner 5 Moats Williamsport West Patrick Street

Florida Road Plan Awaiting Federal Funds

Florida officials announced a $6,730,000 road building program to be completed in 1939, contingent upon approval by federal agencies which would cover half the cost.

Florida

Earthquakes Favor Weak Geological Lines Near Mountains

Most earthquakes occur along lines of structural weakness in the earth's strata, especially near lofty mountain ranges where there is great inequality between land surface and the nearby sea bottom.

Recount in Buckeystown Precinct No 3 Ends Amid Ballot Scrutiny

Francis Perrott leading the 10 Conor forces with Baltimore aides and local attorneys, while Jackson supporters led by Parsons Newmar challenged ballots as election supervisors opened disputed pink ballots. Most contested ballots were upheld as valid, with observers noting marks and erasures. recount rules may shift costs depending on percentage change. Court actions in Allegany County influenced recount momentum as final tabulation faced a halt.

Francis Perrott W. D. McMaven Joseph F. DiDomenico Baltimore Manuel M. Weinberg Albay M. Wood Thomas Claggett Parsons Newmar Jjackson Harry Gross Preston A. Parro H. L Langrall Lseal Alton Y. Bennett Benjamin B. Rosensack Alfred R. Jones Robert E. Clapp Electon Mr.Bowers Isaac G. Walte Gayl L. Catshall Harry C. Gilbert Land Edward S. Delaplaine Ente Sabor Chneckiers Buckeystown Bowers Waltz Catshall O'Conor Jackson U of O'Conor Allegany Recanvass

Hitler vows to resist pressure in Berlin rally

Adolf Hitler told a packed Sportspalast audience that no threat will force him to yield as Propaganda Minister Goebbels introduced him. He recalled addressing the Reichstag and Nazi party convention and stated that the German nation, not the Fuehrer, is speaking during this historic hour.

Berlin Rept Adolf Hitler Reich Goebbels Hitler Reichstag Reichsparty Nazi Party Nurnberg Fuehrer

Union Bridge Wedding and PTA Meeting Report

The Union Bridge Parent Teachers Association held a meeting tonight after a recent wedding at the M P church home of the Srees parest. Refreshments were served as the executive committee arranged a road to the newlyweds Birar nix and Air Charge Fonsie. Guests included Mrs Otis Dev Mrs Lewis Crumpacker and others.

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Recount Proceedings in Allegany Vote Contested

OConor supporters claim victory as the court order on invalidated ballots looms. Recount to continue 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with non partisan judges and tellers supervising. Local observers name election officials and watchers while plans to close books Tuesday at 7 p.m. are announced.

O’conor O'Conor Jackson Gener Allegany Election Board Jackson and O'Connor S. Elmer Brown Grace B. Miller William C. Roderick Emory Catshall Merrit Martz William O. Wertenbaker Misa Catherine Minker John Engle Charles B. Kuhn Nan Gilbert O’conor Watchers Alban Wood Rebecca Shook Kuhn Ruth James Miller Ernest Kennedy Stewart H. Brown William Swope Elizabeth G. Heck Fannie A. King James 5. Reddick Mary S. Maulsby Oscar Keyser Ray Gardner Bowers

Registration Transfer Rules and Board Sessions Set

Voters may transfer between precincts only after appearing before the Board of Registry to verify registration. Registry boards meet October 4 and 11 for general registration and October 18 for book revision. On Saturday the Board of Elections Supervisors will meet with registrars to distribute registration books and supplies.

Fers

Contributions Urged For Red Cross Relief

Russell E. Lighter, chairman of the Frederick County Chapter, announced authorization from American Red Cross chief Norman H. Davis to accept contributions for the National Relief Fund. Reports from Long Island and New England disaster relief workers show about 10,000 homeless families depend on aid after the hurricane and floods.

Russell E. Lighter Frederick County American Red Cross Norman H. Davis National Relief Fund Long Island New England

Frederick County Chapter Plans Fund Drive for Relic Marker

The Frederick County chapter seeks contributions to the fund supporting a relic marker. Treasurer A LeRoy McCardill is collecting donations to cover shelter, food, and medical care needs for the cause.

Frederick County Fund For Tou Ho A. LeRoay McCardsil

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