Germany May Take Danzig
Berlin reports from April 15 about the German News Agency DNB renewing dispatches alleging anti German incidents in Polish Silesia and stirring rumors that Germany may seize Danzig. London officials warned any move would be dangerous and could compel Britain to aid Poland per the March 31 declaration. Observers note Danzig’s status as a free port with Nazi parliament amid Polish administration.
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Berlin
DNB
Silesia
Danzig
Hitler
Free State
East Prussia
London
Poland
Britain
Chamberlain
Parade Route for Odd Fellows Parade in Blue Ridge Meet
The Odd Fellows parade today forms at 3 30 near Western Maryland Railroad on Oak Hill avenue and starts at 4. Route goes Oak Hill to N Potomac to W Franklin to N Prospect to W Washington to Public Square to S Potomac to Baltimore and disbands. Kieffer Bower marshal. Prizes include 25 for best drum corps and best band, silver cups for farthest distance, largest delegation, and best uniformed body.
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Maryland
Oak Hill Avenue
N. Potomac Street
N. Potomac St
W. Franklin Street
W. Franklin
N. Prospect Street
N. Prospect
Washington &I
W. Washington
Public Square
S. Potomac Street
Baltimore Street
Kieffer Bower
Judge Orders Eight-Ounce Castor Oil Drink Penalty
In Reidsville North Carolina on April 15 Judge E H Wrenn ruled that to cure the morning after taste drinkers convicted of intemperate drinking must take eight ounces of castor oil. The physician present stated the dose would not hurt anyone.
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Reidsville
N. C
E. H. Wrenn
Anyene
Deaths and notices of Saum Barnhart Reel Mawen Realty
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Mary R. Saum at 78 in Hagerstown with many survivors and funeral details. Jennie Stine Barnhart of Greencastle died at 55 with services in Rest Haven. Franklin M. Reel of 474 Mitchell Ave. died aged 69. Mawen of Ringgold, 70, funeral plans noted. Card of thanks from Agnes Realty and son Gerald.
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Mary R. Saum
Victor M. Neibert
North Prospect Strent
Saum
Brunswick
Missouri
Harry L
Frederick R
Lewis
Charles H
R. Kenneth Saum
Victor Nethert
Hagerstown
Charles M
Jennie Stine Barnhart
North Foundry Street
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Greencastle
John
Blanche Young
Sarah Detrich
Hart J. Stine
Sparows Point
Robert Greencastle
H. HE. Krone
Rest Haven
Franklin M. Reel
Mitchell Avenue
Anna B. Reel
Victor A
Benjamin F
Samuel G
John W
Baltimore
Edna Lapole
Charles Sprecher
George Geist
Melvin Reel
Ters
Anna Tracer
Penns Grove
N. 1
Otho Gray
Lutheran Church
Sharpsburg
Rider
Mt. View Cemetery
Coffman Funeral Home
Miller
Church of God
Reoadfording
Fawers
Legion Plans For Poppy Day Sales and Memorial Day
Morris Froth Post American Legion held its regular meeting in which committees were appointed to organize the annual Poppy Sale in Hagerstown and the Memorial Day observances on May 30. Capt. John K. Beckenbaugh spoke on why national parks are being promoted nationwide. Ann Hall won a prize radio.
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Arange
Hagerstown
Morris Froth Post
American Legion
Ingembers
John K. Beckenbaugh
Allietam
Ann Hall
Locust Street
Child Quips On Cottage Cheese And Asparagus
An AP tidbit reports eight year old Sylvia Mack refusing cottage cheese while eating salad and Jackie Marshall declaring she cannot eat asparagus. Mrs L J Marshall asks what children would do if given only asparagus and cottage cheese, prompting playful dialogue.
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Kansas City
Sylvia Mack
Jackie Marshall
Jackie
Sylvia
Roast Chicken Supper at Leitersburg Lutheran Church
Leitersburg Lutheran Church invites friends and neighbors to a roast chicken supper on Thursday April 26 at 5 p m. in the church hall. Tickets are available at the door and proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitersburg Litheran Church
May Be Victim Of Cleveland Torso Slayer
Dr Charles W Wood coroner said a girl aged 16 18 fair skinned about 100 pounds five feet tall was found in a manhole with body parts in three packages. Neighbors moved by cries. police checked 13 missing girls as boats watched sewer outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Wood
Wood
Lieut
Fred Harborn
TAVERNS MAY SELL LIQUOR IN ANNAPOLIS
Annapolis council overhauls liquor licensing to curb drugstore and grocery sales. Taverns receive $500 licenses allowing liquor sales from 6 am to midnight except Sundays. hotels may serve to bona fide guests with meals. Total licenses set at $750 yearly. Class A off-sales outlawed after July 31 with a three month grace period. Beer distributors face $75, on premise restaurant licenses $100, clubs taxed. beer parlors abolished. Package stores devoted solely to liquor may operate with $500 tavern licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Totel
Tragedy in Sarenfield as man kills wife's lawyer
In Sarenfield Indiana on the Public Square a 47-year-old auctioneer, Albert Swain of Greenfield, shot and killed attorney Charles T. Tindall after his wife Ena Nice Swain won a divorce with alimony and custody. Swain then fatally shot himself after firing into Tindall. Deputy Coroner Nomnai R. Rohwo reported the deaths in an Indianapolis hospital.
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Sarenfield
Ind
Indiana
Albert Swain
Charles TL. Tindall
Greenfield
Main Street
Indianapolis
Nomnai R. Rooh
Tindall
Swain
Henry County
Sawyer
Cassius M. Gentex
Noblesville
Enanice
John Dent
Square Dance Evening at Guilford Gardens
Big square dance event held every Sunday night at Guilford Gardens with music by the Dixie Ramblers. Admission 25 cents. Astab?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Gaydens
Dixie Ramblers
Kemps
Honey
Guy Fisher
Orchestra
le Cover Have Suring Music Taster
Roosevelt Third Term Hints Split Senate Critics Across Party Lines
Senators debated whether President Roosevelt signaled a bid for a third term or spoke on crisis management and peace. The Mount Vernon remarks touched on Washington’s legacy and the Monroe Doctrine, drawing mixed interpretations from lawmakers and observers.
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Mount Vernon
Washington
Roosevelt
George Washington
Pan- American Union
Berlin
Schwellenbach
Legislature Review Highlights Local Law Changes
Organization Club members heard lawmakers review changes in marriage and divorce laws raising girl and boy age limits, a one year divorce term, a budget bureau, teacher pay protections, and liquor bill reforms. Delegates noted auto titling tax increase, election law updates, and salary restorations. praise went to Senator Mish and county colleagues for support during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvey Miller
Washington County House
Elf
Miller
Maryland
Fred Hr. Beachley
Wagerstown
Big Corals
Mish
Prison break alert as Lineberry escapes with official car
Sam Lineberry, a trusted 45 year old inmate described as a dangerous felon, escaped from prison. He fled in the automobile of Oscar Pitts, the prison's superintendent, worsening the security breach reported in Raleigh North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
Sam Lineberry
Oscar Pitts
Sign mixup leaves Panther Gulch road disputed
In Williams Oregon motorists puzzled by a sign misread as Pantie Gulch after a Panther Gulch route issue. Residents tracked the error to altered lettering on a local road sign causing confusion for travelers and locals alike.
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Grant's Pass
Ore
Panther Gulch
Williams
Pantie Gulch
Suspect Seized in Baltimore Slaying Case
Detective Chief R W Eleazer said he held James Kirby Martin wanted by Baltimore authorities for questioning in the killing of his brother Thomas Sumter Martin, 51, as the slain man was feared dead. Weather stations across the United States aided forecast efforts.
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Columbia
S. C
R. W. Eleazer
James Kirby Martin
Baltimore
Thomas Sumter Martin
April Diamond Month Sale at Saum's Jewelry Store
Saum's Jewelry Store at 21 N. Jonah Man St runs a April Diamond Month sale offering 30 percent off all diamonds and wedding rings for the month. Convenient terms are advertised for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saum's
N. Jona- Man St. Oper
AL AL
Roosevelt urges global peace in message to Hitler Mussolini
In a White House dispatch at 9 p.m. HST, President Roosevelt sent a peace appeal to Hitler and Mussolini via Hull, urging immediate talks and a declaration of nonaggression. The letter stresses world fear of war, calls for mutual assurances, and proposes joint steps toward disarmament and open trade while preserving Western Hemisphere interests.
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Roosevelt
Welles
Mr. Welles
Mussolini
Il Duce
Students of Foreign Affairs
Hull
Europe
Senitor Brown
D-Mich
South America
Bridges
RN H
Western Hemisphere
Oval
Miller
Pittman
D-Ney
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hitler
Germany
Italy
United States
Mesage
Fdas
Ronasevelt
Thousands Attend Blue Ridge Odd Fellows Regional Meeting
Nearly 3,000 visitors registered for the Blue Ridge region Odd Fellows gathering in Hagerstown as Potomac Lodge marks its 100th anniversary. The event features initiations, a street parade, a banquet at Franklin Court, and a public meeting with a grand ball. Local figures include Edward Oswald, Edward Ludvigsen, and Mayor Richard Sweeney with speakers by Harriet Reeves and Gaskill. Boy Scouts assist with crowd control and first aid.
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Woodmen
Alexander
Potomac Lodge
Lauran Funk
Noble Grand
John Beck
Maurice Hutzel
J. F. Sinn
Jess Stottemyer
Edward Oswald
Franklin Court Auditorium
Alexander Armstrong
Maryland
Richard Sweeney
Edward Ludvigsen
Baltimore
Sovereign Grand Secretary
State Armory
Charles B. Schone
Harriet Reeves
Wellesley
Mass
Association of Rebekah Assemblies
Grand Sire Gaskill
Reeves
Thomas Wildey
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Market House
South Potomac Street
Odd Fellows
Boy Scouts
Hartford Train Divorce Case Tells of 1921 Smoke Break
Mrs. Carmela V. Tine testified in superior court that on a New York to Hartford train in 1921 her husband left her to smoke and disappeared. She obtained a divorce citing his absence since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartford
Conn
Carmela V. Tine
Superior Court
Chicago grain market quotations from Mackubin Legg Co
Quotations from Mackubin Legg Co warehouse in Hagerstown Md show May wheat at 69 percent, Sept at 68 5, corn May 48 percent, May rye 41 4, July 42, and Sept at 41 2. Prices and open high low figures cross the market page in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackubin, Legg
Mackubin, Legg & Co
Wareham Building
Hagerstown
City Market Prices Report For Various Produce And Meats
Fragmented OCR listing from city market shows prices for chickens, dressed meats, hams, pork products, side meat, lard, beans, onions, cabbage, kale, spinach, potatoes, peas, strawberries, apples and pudding. Includes item codes and per unit estimates though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Aqmahs
Misplaced Toothache in Onawa April 15
A ten-month-old infant, Deetee Smith, played with a fox terrier when coughing began. A safety pin from a nearby item caused throat irritation and led to medical examination. Doctors removed the pin from the airway and treated the child. A nighttime STRING MUSIC TONIGHT event is advertised for SUNRISH INN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onawa
Deetee Smith
Simi
Physicivns
Juider Peeters Fih
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Perabhors
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Agnes (Foltz
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Ady
Legion
Smithsburg Hall
Golden Slipper Gang
Weme Tarn Dane Entertainment
Raond — Squyre
Cale
Bill & His
Minnich
Middleburg Pike
Tom Cross
Timken
Green Lantern Tea Room
Orin
SHAY
American Tavern
Workington Street
Tisie
Jerile
Tively
Eacesii
Weetanirmk
Real Latine
Fleigh Motor CO
Cake Witt Avenue
Pivene
Baldwin
Jack Griffy
Melody Boys
Cleveland
Senate
F.D.R
Reynolds
D.-N.c
Organization Club
Weather Bureau
Army
Navy
United State
Mas Boonsboro, Md
Kirsch
Venetian
Weatherstrip Screen Co
Johnny Summers
FDR
A. Bridge & “500
Tnes
Blue Ridge Region
ODAY
Amer
Amer. T
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Beth. Steel
Consol Gas
Crown Ck
Si aMais DuPont
Gen. Foods
Seace
AOL
Gen. Motors
Goodyearoo
Central
North Amer
Penna
Hadia
St. Oil
N. Oe
Chicago Grain Market
Mercury
Raup Camera Center
Alexander Building
Maryland Awning Co
Ant
Sunrish Inn
Funkstowi, Ad
C. C. Burgess
S. Potomac
Moore's
Sunoco
Willow Lane
Frederick St
H. L. Mills
Kallliaarest
Consumer's Finance Service, Inc. Professional
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