FDR Critics Lindbergh Over Peace Cries in War Debate
President Roosevelt denounces Lindbergh for urging peace amid war, likening appeasers to Vallandighams of 1863. He recalled Civil War loyalties and warned against a passive stance as Germany's victory outlook shapes public mindset. A reporter pressed on Lindbergh and conscription remarks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Charles A. Lindbergh
Appessers
Lind- Emame
Lintbergh
England
Germany
Lindbergh
Vallandighates
Clement L. Vallandigham
House
Ohio
Confederate States
Copperheads
Valley” Forge
George “Washington
Thomas Paine
Colonel Lindbergh
Breakthrough Testosterone Therapy for Dwarfism and Aging
In Boston on April 26, Dr. I S L Browne of Mersill University reported that testosterone propionate has successfully treated 19 cases of dwarfism due to pituitary deficiency, yielding greater growth than prior methods and ongoing growth in ten patients. Dr. Fuller Albright noted potential use in aging related skin and muscle degeneration, citing preliminary but promising results in preserving body nitrogen and improving thinning skin and weaker tissues, especially in castings syndrome.
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Boston
American College of Physiciana S
I. 5. L. Browne
Mersill University
Fuller Albright
Albright
Walnut Point Social Notes Mixed with Idaho Echoes
Mrs Berspee returns home after a winter in Washington D C. Mr and Mrs Baker visited Wednesday evening with Roger Bursén and daughter Ida Rendath at ONE Village. Mrs Rendath and family in Martinsburg W Va with son Maan and daughter. Berard Mongay spent Sunday with relatives in Martinsburg. Mr and Mrs Fred Drary and Burgaw also noted.
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Berspee
Washington D.C
Roger Bursén
Ida Rendath
Family Moves From Martin Farm To Monegan Place
A family moved Tuesday from the Martin farm to the Monegan place in the village, marking a simple relocation within the local area.
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Martin Farm
Monegan Place
Ward Convicted On Conspiracy Charge
Herman Ward 41 of Crisfield was found guilty by a Somerset County jury of conspiracy in abortion resulting in a death. He received a five year prison term after a three hour deliberation. Ward denies arranging an illegal operation by Mrs Swift for Miss Marie Smith.
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Princess Anne
Herman Ward
Crisfield
Somerset County
Miss Marie Smith
Ward
Addie Wil ——_ seo
Warner
New Spring Styles For Tiny Tats
New Spring Styles For Tiny Tats advertises patterns and fabrics with sizes from 2 to 12 years and infant ranges. It notes dress options with 15 yards of fabric for certain garments, patterns priced around 15, and a Summer Fashion Book offered with a copy of patterns.
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Datly Mail
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Greek Dance to Aid Greek Non-Combatants
A charity dance to raise funds for Greek noncombatants is set for Wednesday evening, April 30, at Hotel Alexander. William Prestex Lane Jr will be honorary president, James Nokopulos executive president, and Gruber's Orchestra will provide music. Community and Greek American attendees from nearby cities are expected to participate.
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Greece
Irr
America
Warner
Hotel Alexander
Washington
William Prestex Lane, Jr
James Nokopulos
Gruber
British Winiting War Broadcast Reveals Halifax View
The article reports Lord Halifax stating Hitler seeks to cripple British resistence via merchant shipping and vows quick help could checkmate him. It notes British shipping reinforcements, foreign shipbuilding gains, and a vast shipyard reserve coming into play. Also reports the death of Jacob C Matthews, 78, from a porch scaffold fall in Corriganville Maryland.
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Atlanta
Hitler
Lord Halifax
Atlanta Bar Association
CAS
Cumperland
Jacob C. Matthews
Corriganville
Brethren Church to Hold Services in St James
On April 27 Brethren church in St James hosts Rev. T C Lyon from Washington for morning preaching with Sunday school at 9 50 and sermon at 10 20. Also notes visitors: A M Petefish pair with Petefish parents in Stanley Va Roger Sheeley recently to Camp Meade visited home, and Sam Frank of Washington DC with Sensenbaughs in Hagerstown portions of Saturday and Sunday visits.
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J. James
The
Brethren Church
T. C. Lyon
Washington
A. M. Petefish
Petefish
Stanley
Roger Sheeley
Camp Meade
William Sheeley
Sam Frank
Washington, D. C
PD. T. Sensenbaugh
Carson Metz
Hagerstown
Sensenbaugh
Taxpayers Club Launches Wide Membership Drive
The Washington County Taxpayers Association authorized a broad campaign beginning in Haycock Boonsboro Williamsport and Bakerstown to mobilize members for four bills. They oppose a bond financed Hancock school plan and urge funding from current income, arguing a 11 cent tax rise could cover Hancock and Hagerstown needs.
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Lions Ciup
Boonshorn
Uisensy Sion
Ascotiation
Lne
Hagerstown
Washington County Free Library
Qne
Hancock
Hageratown
County Commissioners and Board of Education
Washington County Urges Prudent Tax Burden for Defense
Citizens call for restraint on nonessential spending while supporting national defense and preparedness. They emphasize a rising Federal tax order and warn against overburdening taxpayers, urging careful budget choices in home affairs.
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Washington County
Delegates Gather for Biennial Woodmen Meeting
Washington April 26 Delegates to the biennial convention of the jurisdiction of West Virginia Woodmen of the World turned to a banquet and ball after a routine business session. About 300 men from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia are registered for the two day meeting which will be highlighted tomorrow by memorial services for deceased members.
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Washington
West Virginia
Woodmen of
Maryland
Virginia
Digtriet
Columbia
Time to Change Sunday Morning Time to Change Sunday Morning
New York reports daylight saving begins in 17 states with clocks moving ahead one hour at 2 A M Sunday. The loss of sleep is offset later when clocks revert to standard time at 2 A M on September 28. States listed include New York, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont.
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New York
Connecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Idaho
Llnoie
Indiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Four March date unseen link to lightning risk
A fragmented line notes that four March events are cited as being nine times more likely to be killed by lightning than a woman. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or location details.
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Mar
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North Potamas Street
Howard’s
Baltimore St
Bellevue Hospital
Betlere
Hera
Bagnough
Daney McBride
Saccky
C.P
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White House
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Edwin M. Watson
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L. T. Futtean
Beckley
W. Va
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L. C. Gunter
Knoxville, Tenn
M. L. Garyer
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Back Row
H. A. McAdlister
Logan
Walnut Point
Glick’s Shoe Store
Churchill FO
Chnrchill
London
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CBS
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Dve
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REDDY
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Musey & Evans
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