Allies Surplus Guns Sale Arouses Congressional Debate
The plan to sell allies surplus arms direct to belligerent governments triggers sharp questions in Congress. Senators Holt Pepper Norris weigh steps toward war. Rep Bates defends policy as proper and national-defense minded amid a broad inquiry into legality and wartime posture. Ambassadors push for rapid materiel help while Washington reviews surplus Army material and a preparedness program moves ahead.
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Roosevelt foes and defense talks mark national policy drift
The article surveys multiple US measures and debates as President Roosevelt weighs national security steps. It notes tightened entry rules for foreigners, a National Defense Commission session hinting at decisive action, the House Military Committee delaying a call-up authority, and a $12 million Army air base budget for Alaska. It also reports diplomatic movements with Berlin and Denmark and a Justice Department stance on fifth column fears amid ongoing emergency preparations.
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Farm Bureau and Treasury clash over defense funding plan
The Farm Bureau Federation head Edward A. O Neal urged barter of farm surpluses for strategic materials. Secretary Morgenthau reported $2000 in defense fund gifts but warned Treasury can’t raise further without Congressional approval. A House subcommittee approved an Army and Navy fund of 1.277... trillion, exceeding regular appropriations, while Senator Lodge proposed boosting Army strength from 280000 to 750000.
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Red Cross Dance Tickets On Sale
Tickets for a Red Cross dance and social on Wednesday night June 19 at The Club go on sale to aid war victims. Mayor Sweeney urges support as proceeds go to alleviate suffering. Tickets cost one dollar per couple. no proceeds used for expenses. Hagerstown volunteers and police back the event. Morris Frock Post 42 American Legion and B'nai B'rith sponsor.
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Richard H. Sweeney
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Hagerstown
Harold Bester
Morris Frock Post
No. 42
American
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Harry Kerstin
Chester Stine
Samuel J. Cohen
Boy Scout
Weary Refugees at Gare du Nord in Paris
Two small refugees stranded at Gare du Nord after a Belgium escape wait for parents amid a long trek. Some may never be claimed as aid networks and classified acts offer help with the refugees’ plight and recovery efforts.
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Paris
France
Belgium
Annapolis Population Up by 486 in Decade
Preliminary figures released yesterday show Annapolis gained 486 citizens in the past decade. The 1840 Census puts the city at 13,017, up from 12,531 in 1830. Easton rose to 4,458, up 366 over 1830, while Boonsboro Keedysville Sharpsburg Smithsburg and Funks Town added 187 overall.
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