FDR Pledges Aid to Yugoslav Resistance
President Roosevelt lauded Yugoslav courage against a German invasion calling it unprovoked aggression. He pledged U S aid under existing statutes and hinted at lease-lease authority similar to Britain Greece and China. Messages reached King Peter as Belgrade directs resistance amid disrupted Balkans communications.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pater
Yugoslavia
United States
Great Britain
Greece
China
Balkans
Belgrade
Arthur Bliss Lane
Lon
Yugoslav Crisis Update Tied To U S Aid Efforts
Don Lane reported efforts to follow Yugoslav government as up to six Americans were reported dead or injured on the first day amid the invasion. President Roosevelt sent a message to King Peter after Hull stated the United States aimed to send supplies to Yugoslavia to aid in the conflict.
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Don
Lane
Segation
Safe
Mo Castalies
Roosevelt
Peter
Hull
United States
Yugoslavia
License Room LANCASTER. Ps. April 9 UP).
Making the most of a sourhouse, Chris Brooks 50 of West Willow and Anna L. Hointeier 2 of near Lancaster obtained: A license to w Fishing permits. A license, who had 12 children by wife Hefors her death two years ago, be err soon.
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Lancaster
Chri Brooks
West Willow
Anna L. Hointeier
Food Exposition Opens April 21 in Municipal Market House
The tenth annual Food Exposition of the Cumberland Valley retail grocers, sponsored by the Triangle Grocers' Association, runs April 21 to 28 at the Municipal Market House Auditorium. Major Richard Sweeney will open the show, with nightly events, demonstrations, prizes, and a broadcast each afternoon and evening. Passes available from Triangle stores. a small entrance fee without a pass.
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Triangle Grocers’ Association
Municipal Market House
United States
Richard Sweeney
New York
Loose Wiles Biscuit Co
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Shocker Furniture
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Roy B. Mower
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Trustes
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R. G. Williams
Harold A. Harrison
T. A. Hoffmaster
R. T. Bair
W. R. Slifer
S. V. Humbert
Abe Martin
William H. Slick
C. R. Troxell
E. W W. Miller
A. A. Ardinger
L. K. Hoovar
Eeli, E. Ror
Robert Mart
Split Legislative Session Favored to Reduce Jams
ANNAPOLIS Md April 9 A split session plan was proposed by Senator Frank J Flynn to ease last minute jams and a delayed veto. He would seek a 30 day recess within a 60 day session with a 30 day final period restricting bill introductions without four fifths consent.
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Annapolis
Frank J. Flynn
Flynn
Fifty four called for a year of military training
Fifty four young men from Washington County will be inducted for a year of military training starting April 15. Board No. 1 lists 31 inductees including Jennings Street Dawson and Charles Preston Cook among others, with entertainment planned for April 14 by the Alsatia Club and a related event for 40 draftees from Hagerstown on April 11 hosted by Bnai Brith at Hotel Alexander.
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Hagerstown
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Alsatia Club
Hotel Alexander
B’nes Brith
Jennings Street
Ce Dawson
Bing
Forcing in Hagerstown and surrounding routes
A string of names and locations from Hagerstown and nearby towns appears, listing individuals such as Hubert Samuel Needy and Harry Laymat Palmer with routes and addresses. Other names include Merrill James Sipes and Paul Ellsworth Snider in Williamsport, plus Clef Springs and Big Pool references.
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Forcing
Hagerstown
Hubert Samuel Needy
Hagers-town
Harry Laymat Palmer
Williams- Port
Merrill James Sipes
Halcock
Paul Ellsworth Snider
Gleat Marshall McSwee
Cavetown
David Ralph Gossard
Oscar Wesley Shupp
Clearspring
Thomas Francis Donegan
Hancock
Kelso Claude Poole
Highfield
Francis Henry Suder
Big Pool
County to distribute 240 quail across five communities
Washington county will divide into five communities for equal distribution of 240 Bob-white quail from the State game farm Gwynbrook. Six plantings of eight birds per community will occur as they arrive around April 14. Distribution will be supervised by Deputy Game Warden Albert Crampion and Joe Himan. Birds released on farms where hunting is allowed. Communities include Hancock Clearspring Smithsburg Downsville and Keedenville. Plans also approved for three summer projects for the Washington County Wildlife Conservation Club about forty boys participate.
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Hancock
Clearspring
Smithsburg
Downsville
Keedesville
Washington County +H Wildlife Conservation Club
County Game Law Changes Discussed at Meeting
Delegate Clarence B. Mason reported changes in Washington county game laws including food patches, small game sanctuaries, winter protection for brood stock, and pheasant releases on member farms. The new season would run Nov 1 to Nov 30. no separate squirrel season. bill designed as conservation and applicable to Allegany county.
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Clarence B. Mason
Big Pool
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Allegany County
Roy Weagley
Blackout at Sun nyside Grill darkens town
In Fredeucksburg Virginia on April 3 a power outage cut the Sun nyside Grill from the grid. Con stable E. T. Robey said a saboteur severed five electric leads plunging the establishment into darkness.
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Fredeucksburg
E. T. Robey
Baltimore Man Held for Return on Large Misappropriation Charge
Frank H. Dempsey, 65, waived extradition and was held for transfer to Pittsburgh to face indictments accusing him of misappropriation of more than $500,000 as trustee of the Paul H. Hacke estate. Detectives said he admitted living two months at a mission for homeless men after arrest in Baltimore. They were en route to Pittsburgh to pursue the case.
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Baltimore
Anvil
Frank H. Dempsey
Pittsburgh
Paul H. Hacke
John A. Cooney
Dempsey
Dempsey Trustee Disappears After 30 Years Service
Dempsey, longtime Hacke department store trustee, vanished last June after a 30 year tenure. The missing figure involved with a $215,934 sum and is tied to Hacke’s operations. A local inquiry and search are implied.
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Dempsey
Hacke
Lavoptik First Aid for Eye Irritations
Lavoptik offers prompt relief for sore inflamed itching and burning eyes with 26 years of success. Prevent serious eye trouble with this soothing treatment available at all druggists today.
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