Soviet Trials Promise Sensational Russia Executions
Moscow reports indicate 21 men will face a military tribunal Wednesday after a firing squad awaits them. Pravda Izvestia and Red Star denounce the defendants as beasts and spies, hinting at detailed exposes linking Bucharin Trotsky and others to conspiracies. Secret army plans allegedly sold to Fascist powers are cited with charges arising from deaths attributed to natural causes among leaders.
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Trotsky
Maxim Gorky
Viacheslar Menzhinsky
Valerian V. Kuibishef
Germans in United States Ordered to Quit Nazi Group
Washington March 1 Germany warned half million German citizens in the United States against joining the American German Nazi organization the Volksbund and ordered them to resign if already joined. The order applied to those who have taken or are taking American citizenship and to applicants for citizenship who joined the Prospective Citizens League.
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United States
Hans Dieckhoff
Stat Hull
Appled
Amerika-Deutsch Volksbund
America
Volksbund
Fritz Kuhn
Prospective Citizens’ League
Ladies Aid Quilting and Birth Announcements
Charlton February meeting of St. Pauls Reformed Ladies Aid included quilting and an oyster dinner for numerous members and guests. Births were announced for a daughter and a son. other local updates include visits, moves, injuries, sales, and farm activity across Charlton and nearby households.
Insurgent Attacks Reported Repulsed at Fronts in Spain
The Spanish government army said artillery thwarted isolated insurgent attempts to straighten lines on several fronts in central Spain ahead of a planned offensive. Insurgent headquarters claimed all quiet. Also notes nine of Hawaii’s 20 islands are inhabited.
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Hendaye
France
Spain
Apple Spray Schedule Warns Orchard Owners to Prepare
The 1938 spraying program urges Apple orchard owners to follow a regular schedule to protect trees and fruit from insects and diseases. Readers are invited to request a free copy by sending a 3 cent stamp to The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor in Washington DC, with any questions included.
Agricultural Q and A Department Offers Farming Advice
Readers can send inquiries on soils crops lawns gardens poultry livestock and orchards to The Mail Information Bureau Van Gorder Service Inc Washington DC for response by return mail. The department presents information from the agricultural editor and invites questions on all phases of farming.
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Mail Information Bureau
van Gorder Service. Inc
Washington, D. C
Apple Sprays Timing and Care for Small Orchards
Three key points stress timely spray schedules for apple varieties and value for small orchards. The article explains delaying the dormant spray to green buds to control San Jose scales, aphids, and red mites, and notes that proper coating and prompt, careful spraying with lime sulfur or oil sprays plus nicotine sulfate is vital for maximum fruit quality. It emphasizes that spraying is affordable insurance, not extra expense, and that inspection before the second spray is essential to adjust for growth and insect presence.
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San Jose
Four meters looted in semi weekly collection theft
Four slugs and 130.95 dollars were taken from the city's one hundred parking meters during yesterday's semi weekly collection. Margaret C Stone was granted an absolute divorce from Lloyd D Stone on grounds of desertion.
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Margaret C. Stone
Lloyd D. Stone
Potentate Honor Shines At Shrine Club Dinner Dance
Illustrious Potentate Frank E. Smith of Ali Ghan Temple was honored at Becks Tavern dinner dance with close to 150 Nobles and ladies. A full chicken dinner, door prizes, and dancing followed as members from nearby shrines attended and President White outlined future plans. Smith spoke on Ali Ghan’s aims with Divan members present.
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Frank E. Smith
Ali Ghan Temple
Hagerstown
R. A. White
Penetro Rubs to Fight Colds Sold at 35 Cent Jar
Counter irritant action increases blood flow to relieve local congestion and ease chest tightness. The 35 cent jar contains twice as much as the 25 cent size and is available at all dealers.
Testifies in Death Probe in Frederick Maryland
Frederick Maryland March 1 Grand Jury heard testimony from Mrs Irene Lippold of Hagerstown in the death of her mother Mrs Sarah Staub 63 who died September 4 after she was found fatally wounded near her burning home Her father William Staub 65 brother Guy Staub 49 a Lewistown bartender and Mrs Alice Miller 40 tavern owner Handsonville are charged with murder and arson. Deputy Shook said the dying woman indicated no one else did it while powder burns on her other hand supported a self inflicted shot. The husband estranged from her and the son sided with the self death theory. About 1500 dollars was reported missing before the fire.
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Lewistown
Alice D. Miller
Handsonville
Lippold
Sherman P. Bowers
Onother
Baltimore Livestock Prices Report February Trade
Baltimore livestock report from February 28 shows cattle at 900 to 1295 pounds mostly 7.25 to 8.25 per hundredweight with top cows and calves selling around 9.20 to 12.00. Hogs range from 8.50 to 10.00 per hundredweight across weights with tops near 10. Calves mostly 11.50 to 12.00.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Hay Prices Prompt Stable Market Report
Baltimore on February 28 reports hay prices for timothy clover and mixed at 12 to 15 dollars per ton and straw prices for No 1 wheat and standard at 9 dollars per ton, indicating a steady market for farm feed inputs.
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Baltimore
Wife Beater Fails to Escape Lashing
In Baltimore on March 1 Judge J Abner Sayler refused to modify a sentence of 20 lashes for Clyde Miller 87 who was convicted of wife beating The defendant claimed a back injury and fractured vertebrae but medical adviser Dr Manfred B Guttmacher said a lashing would unlikely endanger life or cause permanent injury The offender was also sentenced to six months in the House of Correction
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Clyde
Baltimore
Miller
J. Abner Sayler
Clyde Miller
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