Government troops retreat toward Tarragona from Montblanch
Government forces withdraw from Montblanch and retreat toward Tarragona as Francoist insurgents close in. Four insurgent columns converge on Montblanch, threatening to trap government units and reach the coast near Falset Tortosa, with Valls airdrome within eight miles if Montblanch falls. Tarragona lies about 40 miles northeast of Tortosa and 50 miles southwest of Barcelona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
France
Montblanch
Tarragona
Francisco Franco
Falset
Tortosa
Valls
Torasa
Barcelona
Chamberlain Welcomed by Mussolini in Rome
Diplomatic observers foresee a tense, high stake visit as Chamberlain meets Mussolini. Italy seeks gains from Munich settlements and colonial gains. Tonight Mussolini hosts a banquet at Palazzo Venezia as official talks begin. Big Square and Round Dance announced in Smithsburg with Dixie Ramblers and a 230 prize event. Card party set for Leitersburg Grange with prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Germany
Mediterranean
Mussolini
Munich
Britain
France
Italy
Tunisia
Suez Canal
Djibouti
Gulf of Aden
French Somaliland
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Chamberlain
Il Duce
Palazzo Venezia
Smithsburg Hall
Thurs
Dixie Ramblers
Johnny Sommers
Suman Dies Suddenly prominent Keedysville undertaker 73
Clarence L Suman of Keedysville a noted undertaker died of a heart attack at 3 30 this morning. He was 73 and had run Suman Co for 25 years and served in many fraternal orders. Funeral at Mt Vernon Reformed Church in Keedysville Friday at 2 20 p m with St Renard Commandery in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Suman
Keedysville
Lewis J
Sarah Elizabeth (Eckman) Srman
Co. L. Suman & Co
Mt. Vernon Reformed Church
Heedysville
Addison Groff
A. M. Ashby
C. M. Suman
Mt. View Cemetery
St. Renard Commandery
Ollie Lavinia Bitler
Luther
Bitler
Virginia Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Poetonia
Frederick County
Levi C
Elizabeth Derr Leatherman
St. John's Lutheran Church
Levi L
C. G. Leatherman
Hummenstown
Paul R
Caurel
J. Edward Harris
Rose Hill
Alfred Minton
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barré
M. B. Keener
Coffman Funeral Home
F. Berry Plummer
Rose Hill Cemetery
Missionary Club Meets at Church
The Triangle Missionary Club of the First Christian Church held its monthly meeting at the church Monday evening. John Tamburry led a program after business, followed by a social hour with games and refreshments. Members present included Elizabeth Adams as president and a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Missionary Club
The
First Christian Church
John Tamburry
Elizabeth Adams
Mary Black
Gordon Boswell
Mark Boward
Roscoe Boward
Ruth Crosswhite
Anna Eckstine
Amelia Stiott
Flora Elliot
Caenevieve Fleming
Agnes Galliher
John Hamburg
Lorraine Hamburg
Phyllis Lovis
Doris Kregle
Frances Nigh
Pan Norment
Joe Porterfield
Elizabeth Ridenour
Weslie Ruth
Irene Reeder
Elizabeth Sanm
Laura Smith
Harry Snavely
Patsy Schinde
Trig Wiebe
Lois Wichel
Raymond Wilson
Eileen Trivsch
William M. Noermeut
Luther Fouke
In Memoriam for Shrader Family Members
In loving remembrance of husband Joseph Shrader who died six years ago on January 10 1932. Gone but not forgotten by wife Mrs Shrader and family Aly Sterling Daniel L who pass away January 22 195T and Jean Sterling who died December 1H 931. Our hearts cannot tell what to say Dad alone knows how we miss them Traughter Bessie E Worden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shrader
Dad
Traughter
Bessie E .Worden
Muriel Constance Woodworth Hart
New York
Lance
Paul Felix Warburg
Bart
Warburg
Reno
Jean Stattheimer
San Francisco
O Conor Outlines Maryland Budget and Courts Plan
Governor O Conor pledges economy and efficiency in Maryland state government. He calls for a budget bureau, central county courts, and civil service reforms while stressing law and order public health roads and education as four pillars. He emphasizes avoiding political interference and urges swift legislative action to finish the session within 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Maryland
O'Conor
Gu Ie
Factory Approved Methods at Saum's Jewelry Store
Saum's Jewelry Store at 21 N Jonathan advertises factory approved methods for fine watch and jewelry repairs. The shop promises high quality workmanship at the lowest prices with operating hours from 7:80 AM to 3:50 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAUM
N. Jonathan
Needy’s
Needy’ S Jewelry Store
Potomac St
Maryland
Inauguration Day in O Conor State for 60th Governor
Harry W Nice retires as governor and O Conor is sworn in at a grand inaugural celebration. The day features a naval band, 19 gun salutes, a sprawling parade, and a public reception in the Senate chamber. Officials and family participate as Maryland crowd cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Frederick R. Tinker
United States Naval Academy
House of Delegates
Senate
O'Conor
Senate Chamber
Nice
Eith Gens
Government House
Baltimore
Executive
Bus Strikes Man at Terminal. Minor Injuries Reported
Frank Miner aged 47 of Tragerstown Route 2 was slightly injured yesterday evening when a bus struck him at the bus terminal. He was taken to the hospital for treatment of minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miner
Tragerstown
Route 2
Col Ruppert Near Death In Fifth Avenue Home
Genial Col Jacob Ruppert beer and baseball magnate lay near death at his Fifth Avenue home after a phlebitis attack. The 71 year old owner of the world champion New York Yankees received last rites as doctors warned there was little hope. He recovered briefly to tell aide Albert Brennan of his plan to get better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan. J
Jacob Ruppert
Fifth Avenue
New York Yankees
Albert Brennan
Ruppert
Brennan
George
Upper Fifth Avenue
Astor
Newark
Kansas
Guy
Lim
Winlbert
Mary Livingston
Benny
Chuperat
George Burns
Burns
Gracie) Allen
Elma Laner
Supreme Court
Paris
Laner
Inkingham
Cuaperau
Gracie Allen
Didy
Lion Club hears new song from member McCune
Lions Club luncheon at the Alexander Hotel ballroom featured Lion R A McCune presenting a new song set to Eddie Cantor’s tune. Reverend Dr H A Fesperman introduced the composer and performances by Tom Cassell and others followed. A charity note urged replenishing the Baby Milk Fund and announced the January 17 dinner dance with broad club attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
Cy” Mee
Men of Lions
Lions Club
Lion R. A. McCune
C Alexander Hotel
Eddie Cantor
Ilike
H. A. Fesperman
Tom Cassel
BE. W. Ditte
Entertainment Committee
Jon Ross Copley
Alexander Hotel
A. Zacks
Mr. DeFries
Mercury Tops Monthly High At 66 Degrees
A dramatic temperature surge lifted the day to 66 degrees, the highest for the month, though 12 degrees shy of January’s record. Keedysville observer J A Miller noted the alltime January high of 77 in 1933, while Chewsville recorder D Paul Oswald logged 70, the high since November 19. Chewsville’s low was 46 with sundown at 46, as clouds gathered and a rain to snow forecast emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Miller
Keedysville
D. Paul Oswald
Chewsville
Weather Bureau
Birthday Party Honors Edna Riley and Grace Robinson
Mrs K M Riley hosted a surprise birthday party for her daughter Edna Riley and Grace Robinson. Guests included Mesdames Grace Bleyer L Arnold Florence Stains Sammel Conrad J K Lewis and Misses Jessie Stains Warraite Tillow. Also present were Mrs Kershner and daughters Doris Connie Mrs Manford and Charles Ruck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Riley
Edna Riley
Grace Robinson
Mesdames
Grace Bleyer
L. Arnold
Florence Stains
Sammel Conrad
J. K. Lewis
Jessie Stains
Warraite Tillow
Kershner
Doris
Connie
Manford
Charles Ruck
Special Program By Camera Club Tonight
January 6 marks photography’s 100th birthday with a history resume by Mrs. L Vs Brumback at the Potomac Valley Gamers Club meeting tonight at 8:00 at the Washington County Museum. Dr Peregrine Wroll explains film exposure while Christmas print competition awards are presented. photography enthusiasts invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Vs. Brumback
Potomac Valley Gamera Club
Washington County Museum
Potomac Valley Gamers Club
Peregrine Wroll
Wrath
Alexander Hazel
Ehh
Detroit Woman Hurt When Car Overturns On Hancock Wardsburg Rd
Mrs. Alice Baker 40 wife of Tracy Baker a Detroit truck operator was badly hurt when their car overturned three times after hitting a bank on the Hancock-Watford road. She suffered chest arm and head injuries and was brought to a local hospital by ambulance. Passersby extricated her as the car was badly damaged. The Bakers reside at Hotel Whitier Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Baker
Tracy Baker
Detroit
Hancock-Watfordsburg
Women in Maryland House push for universal jury service
Four women in the Maryland House of Delegates united across party lines to back a bill making jury service mandatory for both men and women. They supported bill No. 3, later renumbered No. 1, challenging a separate proposal by Heinekaimp to make jury service optional for women. The delegation includes Elizabeth Doub, Vesa Cary, Lulu Boucher, and Ruth Shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
House of Delegates
Maryland
William Heinekaimp
D.balto
Heinekamup
Charles O. Jones
D.mont
House
Elizabeth Doub
R-Alegany
Vesa M. Cary
D-Balto
Lulu W. Boucher
R-Allegany
Ruth Elizabeth Shoemaker
D.montgomery
Williamsport Library Association Members Meeting Notice
All members of the Williamsport Memorial Library Association are asked to attend a meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the library where important business will be considered.
Grain market quotes by Stein brothers in Hagerstown
Chicago grain market quotations provided by Stein Brothers and Company at the McComas Armstong Building in Hagerstown Maryland. ATI assists Aga with market data and pricing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein Bros. & Boyce, McComas-Armstrong
Bidg
Stein Bros. & Boyce, McComas-Armstrong Bldg
Hagerstown, Md
Relief fund battle shakes Roosevelt program
Amid a heated House debate, critics label a relief fund cut a relief scandal. President Roosevelt defends maintaining a large WPA budget while warning of human costs. House actions would slash funds to 725 million and extend spending to June 30, risking thousands losing relief. Frank Murphy awaits Senate approval as attorney general and Felix Frankfurter faces opposition for the Supreme Court seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Martin
Massachusetts
House
Roosevelt
House Subcommittee
Congressional Committee
WPA
Civil Service
Senate Judiciary
Frank Murphy
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard
Supreme Court
Dairyman Charles J. Arnold Found Dead at Home
Charles J. Arnold a well known dairyman aged 66 was found dead in bed at his Brunswick home yesterday He was a native of Burkittsville and an active Democrat The report notes his local roots and political affiliation as key details of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Arnold
Brunswick
Arnold
Burkittsville
Oyster and Ham Supper at Emmanuel U Church
An oyster and ham supper is set for Thursday June 12 with seating at 5 10 and 8 p.m. at Emmanuel United Church. Proceeds support church activities. guests from Cor, Sniu, and Howard areas invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel U
Cor
Sniu
Howard
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Carl J. Schlotterbeck
N. Prinmac
Bendix
Fee T
Washington St
W. G. Gruber
Clar. L. Suman
Minnie Gertrude Bumbaugh
Bertram Bumbaugh
Waynesboro
Join Muhs
David
William Bumbaugh
Charles Burger
Middleburg
Missionary Club
Mrs. Shrader
Aly
Torii
State Roads Commission
State Conservation Commission
Budget Bureau
Felix Warburg
O’conor
Universal Dry Cleaner
H. L. Mills
Baltimore St
Poys
Rudisill’s Quality Shop
Col. Ruppert
Mercury
Camera Club Tonight
Amer
Can
Amer. Wat
Atchison
Consol
Ata Oy
Crown Ck. & St. aTn
DuPont
Bdaeveae
Goodyear
BAU
Ath
N. Y. Central
North Amer
Penna
St. Oil of
NL J
G. S. Steel
United Aircraft
Union Pacific
West
Western Union
West, Md
A . Il
Yexas Corp
T Ki
Warner Bros
Chicago Grain Market
Jligh Low
HIG TV
Tony
ATI Aids Aga
American Tavern
Studebaker
Willys
Fleigh Motor Corin Ek Teen Averive Vhane 200
Consumer's Finance Service, Inc
Masonic Temple Auditorium
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