Britain ready to go to limit to prevent war
Britain told France and the world it will go to the limit to prevent Italian aggression in Ethiopia while not binding itself to auto action with France. A British summary outlined that sanctions require positive aggression and stressed flexible treaty revision, with cautious openness toward defeated powers.
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London
Great Britain
France
Germany
Europe
Halle Gelamie
Miramuel Moore
Great
Luxemburg and the Rise of John the Blind
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is described as a small sovereign realm whose influence spread across Bohemia Silesia and parts of Germany in the 14th century. King John the Blind, though blinded at fifty, led campaigns including aid to France against England and fought in Europe, showing bold leadership despite disability.
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Grand Duchy of
Luxemburg
Europe
Bohemia
Silesia
Triai
Traly
Germany
John the
John Orp
Henry VII
France
Philp TV
Crecy
Lautemberg
Rawa
Kaewe
Garey Selected to Lead Maryland State Police
Governor Nice appoints Major Enoch B. Garey a former Johns Hopkins professor and St John's College president to head the Maryland State Police. He will take over around October 10 with Major J Purdon Wright as adviser. Wright’s role is unpaid during the transition while Garey earns 4000 dollars annually.
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Baltimore
Nice
Enoch B. Garey
Garey
J Purdon Wright
Wright
Slamsrit
Shore
Major Garey
Caroline County
St John's College
Phaipaanes
China
Frederick Funston
Citadel
Charleston
Leonard Wood
Plattsburg
War College
Washington
France
al Hopkins
St John's
Major Gar
Esprit de Corpe
Nice Amid
Maryland
Col Markey to Head Legion Resolutions Committee
Col Markey of Frederick elected chairman of the American Legion Resolutions committee at the St. Louis convention. The panel shapes policy, recommended a national employment committee for veterans, and advised ongoing hurricane investigations. Delegates attended from the region with 90 resolutions considered and 17 approved.
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John Markey
Frederick
Maryland National Guard
American Legion
St. Louis
Legion
United States
Florida
We Patan
Extead
National Cemmander
Natinal Executive Committee
Col Matkey
Charles S He WP
Mat Mie Segeccle
Esatemander
Col Markey
Mrs Houck
Lewin Austinney
Escapes Hurricane Threat Near Miami and Bimini Island
News wires report a Caribbean hurricane battered Cuba and Jamaica with deaths and damage. Florida coast residents fear for Bimini as aircraft plan observation flights. island population is 610. Officials in Havana report at least 35 dead with many injured and aid flowing to victims.
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Miami
Pla
Cuba
Jamaica
Florida
Bimini
Nassau
Moami
Havana
Cuva
Cival
Cienfucens
Vad Ark
Mrs Buxton Recommended for Mental Observation in Slaying Case
Dr John H Preston and Dr A C Gulls advised placing Thelma Buxton in a mental hospital for observation after examining her in Kent County Jail. The 27 year old wife of professor Kenneth Buxton is accused in the slaying of her mother in law. State's Attorney Stephen Collins plans to seek a commitment order from Judge Thomas J Keating.
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Chestertown
Thelma Buxton
Preston
Stephen “R Collins
Gillis
Kenneth Buxton
Washington College
Doing Good Amid Troubles Warns of Mistrust
A letter warns that persistent kindness benefits society while greed and deceit spread gloom. The writer, N. A. Lufburrow, urges everyone to adopt lofty actions and help fellow men to avoid the sad consequences of wrongdoing.
Roosevelt vows no new taxes amid fiscal optimism
President Roosevelt in a public report said taxes would be avoided as improving business steadies the government's finances. He predicted large deficit cuts for 1936 and the following year while not naming a date for a balanced budget. He cited a stronger tax structure and expected revenue gains from normal business recovery. The president rode to Boulder Canyon Dam on a train, set to deliver a principal address on power and public utilities around 11:30 a.m., with a national radio broadcast planned.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mevelt
Boulder Canyon Dam
Rocky Mountain States
Boulder Canyon
Pacific Coast
Dickerson Wins Narrow Triumph Over Church Hill in Sunday Baseball
Dickerson, champion of upper Montgomery county, defeated Church Hill of the Tri County League 13 to 10 Sunday afternoon before a large crowd. A chill wind hampered pitchers as Scarff and Gar rattled for Timberan while Toner caught. Kline and Bohn pitched for Church Hill with Arnold and Algire behind the plate.
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Dickerson
Montgomery County
Church Hill
Scarff
Garratt
Kline
Bohn
Arnold
Algire
Mhert Mowe at Braddera Heights Closes Today
The Mhert Mowe at Braddera Heights will close its season today after a successful run. Several visitors from the city and county including Washington and Baltimore spent the summer there. Mrs. Marty L. Brittain, long-time manager, returns to Frederick with her two children. Escala Expiritual de Gen Jral Cimanco is cited as the first book printed in America, with no known copies.
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C. F
Odd Fellows Home
Frederick City Lodge
Joseph Zimmerman
H Shull
Beeth de & Ce Tie Salk
Vac
Atom
Shull
Helen Mick
Girls of the Home
Pauline R. Koonts
Nole
Porm
Georgy W. Perry
Ayman
Benedictam
Her. de
Amos J. Teaver
Braddera Heights
Washington
Baltimore
Marty L. Brittain
Frederick
Gen Jral Cimanco
America
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League of Nations
Li Dure
Geneva
Ethiopia
Bir Samuel
Italy
Atlons
Bathon
League
Rome
Turday
Haile Selassie
League Council Committee of Thirteen
Tandon
Ehiopia
Addis Ababa
Hhang
Mrl. Garey
Will
Col. Markey
Brandork Grange
Ness Miriam
Jacmanan
Ete
Russia
Y Sale
Far Islands
Jersey
Tnable
Sophie Crempa
Scotch Plains
N Or
Liege
John Crempe
N. A. Lufburrow
Bennett
Wation
Ted
Eve
Her Hom
Lochner
Anne Dutrow
Predatte
Predevich
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Warner
Hendrickson
Warner Bros. Co
le Gant
Corselette
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