Four Power Munich Talks Seek Peace Amid Global Tension
Key leaders from Germany Great Britain France and Italy meet in Munich to resolve the German Czech crisis. Daladier Chamberlain and Mussolini travel by air and train while Hitler consults. France mobilizes potential measures and Britain strengthens defenses as Moscow fears appeasement moves. Japanese minister reportedly resigns in Tokyo.
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Associated Press
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Munich
Daladier
Chamberlain
Mussolini
Hitler
Moscow
Tokyo
Adolf Hitler
Edouard Daladier
Benito Mussolini
Grand Jury Adjournment Slated After Inspections
The September grand jury was expected to adjourn this afternoon after inspecting Montevue at noon. Jurors dined at the county home and planned to inspect the Frederick County Emergency Hospital and the jail earlier in the day. They were to report to Circuit Court judges before dismissal, following a busy morning that included a forgery case involving Richard Beil, a Lilypons resident, and a $15 bogus check. Bond was set at $1000 for Reginald E. Lowe on bastardy and carnal knowledge charges, with arraignment scheduled Friday at 10 am.
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Montevue
Frederick County Emergency Hospital
Court House
Circuit Court
Therrest
Hicchard Beil
Near Lilypons
Denver J. Shook
John D. Hoxine
West Patrick Street
Bell
Walter A. Catsail
Buckerstown
William C. Dixon
Beil
Walter Funk
Harwie
Walter E. Sinn
Reginald E. Lowe
Sherman P. Bowers
Agriculture Teacher Appointed for Two Schools
Robert K. Renneburg, longtime agriculture instructor at Boonsboro High School, resigns to take a similar post with Thurmont and Emmitsburg high schools. He will be succeeded at Boonsboro by Manville Coblentz of Middle, previously at Vienna near Cambridge in Dorchester County. Remsburg will reside in Thurmont and move Saturday.
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Robert K. Renneburg
Boonsboro
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Manville Coblentz
Middle
Vienna
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Remsburg
Checks Authorized For Community Chest Agencies
The Community Chest of Frederick Inc will mail operating expense checks to its five member agencies on October 1 and a December 1 payment is planned. The two installments total 453.32 dollars and cover October 1 to February 1, 1939. Agencies include YMCA, Children's Aid Society, Federated Charities, Salvation Army and Boy Scouts. some contributors are delinquent and Annah Cromwell, the office secretary, is sending notices.
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Community Chest of Frederick, Inc
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Annah B. Cromwell
Community Chest
Young Men's Christian Association
Children's Aid Society
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Escapes Injury After Car Overturns on Ballenger Creek Road
Austin L. Michael of 510 Trail Avenue escaped uninjured when his car overturned twice on Ballenger Creek road three miles south of Frederick. The vehicle was badly damaged and Michael could not explain the cause as the road was clear of traffic. Neighbors heard the crash and rendered assistance.
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Austin L. Michael
Trail Avenue
Ballenger Creek
Frederick
Michael
Collision at Stop Light In Emmitsburg Bus Hits Zimmerman Car
Miss Mary Zimmerman, an Emmitsburg clerk in the Supervisor of Assessments office, escaped major injury when her automobile was rear ended by a bus at Market and Fourth streets as northbound traffic halted for a red light. The mishap occurred about four o'clock Wednesday afternoon. No charges were filed.
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Mary Zimmerman
Emmitsburg
Office of Supervisor of Assessments
Wade Corum
Market
Fourth Streets
Republican Platform Seeks Re election in Maryland
Maryland Republicans unveil a 39 page platform urging use of voting machines, repeal of the declaration of intentions, standardization of civil service salaries, expanded state police, and a primary reform to use plurality. Governor Nice accepts renomination pledging aggressive campaign and bipartisan support to back progress and clean government.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
G.O. P
Harry W. Nice
Nice
Maryland
Two Million Foreign Born May Go to War
Washington reports about two million foreign born residents in the United States who could be called to service in their homelands if Europe slips into war. Officials doubt a mass homeward rush would occur due to travel barriers and political or other refusals.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Weather Record Precipitation and Temps Note
Weather record shows 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am none. September to date 3.26 inches with September normal 3.24 inches. actual 1.05 inches for September 1937. Deficiency in 1238 precipitation to September 1 2.06 inches. Yesterday high 7d ago. last year high 773. Low last night 2. year ago 41. Sun sets 5.58 pm. sun rises 6.04 am tomorrow. Moon rises 12.39 pm tomorrow. moon sets 10.40 pm tomorrow. Streams Monocacy cloudy, Potomac clear, bass fishing noted.
Tornado devastates Charleston killing 25 and injuring 300
A morning tornado struck Charleston South Carolina causing at least 25 deaths and about 300 injuries as wreckage spread through the historic city. Doctors were summoned to hospitals while communications failed and relief was dispatched by Roosevelt to aid the disaster area.
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Charleston
S. C
Megraes
Six From Here At Fall Meeting Of Md. Classis
Frederick sent six representatives to the fall session of the Maryland Classis of the Evangelical and Reformed church held at St Benjamin's Reformed church near Westminster on Tuesday. Delegates from Washington Frederick and Carroll counties included Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer Ralph E. Hartman Guy K. Motter Dr. Joseph H. Apple Hugh V. Gattinger Benny Warrenfeltz treasurer Rev. Harvey S. Shue Adamstown president and Rev. Guy P. Bready Taneytown acted as scribe with Rev Nevin E. Smith Westminster presiding and resolutions managed by Rev. Smith.
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Frederick
Maryland
Classis
Evangelical and Reformed Church
St Benjamin's
Krider's) Reformed Church
Westminster
Washington
Carroh
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Ralph E. Hartman
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Guy K. Motter
Joseph H. Apple
Hugh V. G:ttinger
Benny Warrenfeltz
Harvey s.Shue
Adamstown
Guy P. Bready
Taneytown
Nevin E. Smith
Claim Dieckhoff And Bund Are Related
Washington September 29. A House committee investigator said Fritz Kuhn leader of the German American Bund admitted to a secret relationship with Dr Hans Dieckhoff German ambassador to the United States. The Bund ties also extended to German consuls in the country.
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Washington
House Committee
Etey
Fritz Kuhn
Ibund
Bund
Tand
Hans Dieckhoff
United States
John C. Mettealfe
League backs Roosevelt association with peace message
Geneva Sept 29 The League of Nations assembly passed unanimously a resolution linking itself to President Roosevelt's appeal to European governments to preserve peace, signaling strong international support for his efforts.
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League
Roosevelt
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Leading Stock Issues Extend Sharp Upsurge
New York AP reports stock markets continued an upsurge as leading issues rose by fractions to over two points. Dealers noted profit taking, new buying restored optimism, with liveliest activity in the second hour. Munich conference awaited, outcomes could quickly reverse gains. grains fell, foreign dollar bonds rose up to 15 to 17 points on light volume, domestic loans improved.
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New York
Munich
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Clarke Proposes Specific Reorganization Plan to Congress
Senator Clarke of Missouri urged President Roosevelt to submit concrete recommendations for government reorganization to the next Congress rather than seeking broad discretionary powers. He warned Congress may not grant a blank check for reorganizations.
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Washington
Clark Dem
Roosevelt
Congress
Clark
Stateasks bids on three county highway links
The State Roads Commission announced bids due October 11 for three rural Frederick county links. The projects include completion of the Woodsboro Libertytown road remaining 2.74 miles, Buffalo road north of Mt Air, and one mile of Old Annapolis road on the New London pike. WPA work has prepared the Old Annapolis route, awaiting a bituminous surface. continuous improvement long sought by eastern residents.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Libertytown
Buffalo Road
Mt Ain
Old Annapolis Road
New London Pike
Oats Commission
WEA
Baltimore
Mit
Airy
Liberty Road
Diller’s
Independence To Be Guaranteed For What Is Left Of Country
Munich dispatch reports Reichsfuehrer Hitler agreed to a limited parade occupation of the Eger and Asch regions in extreme western Czechoslovakia on October 1 and 2 with gradual occupation elsewhere. A plan with Allied detours includes plebiscites in mixed areas and Polish or Hungarian majority zones, guaranteeing independence of what remains of Czechoslovakia with Germany as co guarantor. Chamberlain met with Hitler and the three premiers at the Feuhrerhaus as talks continued.
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Munich
Sudetenland
Fuehrer
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Eduard Benes
Benes
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Vienna
Feuhrerhaus
Party
Prague Accepts British Plan on Sudeten Transfer
The Czechoslovak government said it accepts in principle a British plan for the gradual delimitation and transfer of Sudetenland to Germany with some reservations. Prague announced the stance before the Munich parley and said it would send an unnamed observer by airplane to the talks.
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Prague
Sudetenland
Germany
Great Britain
Munich
Church Buys Property Near Bruns wick Church
The Compton property on South Maryland avenue in Brunswick between the W. Kaplan Co. store and the Methodist Episcopal church was purchased by the Church Council from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman of Sandy Hock. The church plans for future enlargement of the current building.
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Compton
Maryland Avenue
Brunswick
W. Kaplan Co
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church Council
Charles Hoffman
Sandy Hock
Dewey Nominated For Governor Of New York
In Saratoga Springs on Sept 23 AP reports Thomas E. Dewey 36 year old Manhattan prosecutor known for rackets was unanimously nominated by the Republican state convention as the candidate for governor. The convention also endorsed a platform highlighting his prosecution record.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Thommas E. Dewey
Manhattan
Dewey
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England
University For Negro
Law
Weather Bureau
D. C
New England
Army
Navy
WPA
South Carolina
MD. Classis
Dieckhoff and Bund
Clarke
Stateasks
Rage Five
Sudeten
Church
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