Mussolini Expands Dictator Policy in Africa Speech
Premier Mussolini outlined a five point fascist foreign policy during a celebration of the 20th anniversary of the March on Rome. He urged no concessions on sacred rights, warned against democratic coalitions, and asserted Italy will arm further while maintaining axis ties with Germany. A Reichsfuehrer Hitler telegram praised Italian aims as the two nations stand together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
France
Tunisia
Suez
Sck&te
Jong
Germany
Djibouti
Suez Canal
Paris
Mediterranean
Adriatic
Mussolini
Damage Suits Set For Trial April 27
Damages totaling 32000 seek by Mrs Hilda Nickerson and Roy Nickerson against Lewis E Kinsey and Western Maryland Supply Company in Frederick County Circuit Court. The suit stems from a north Frederick accident that fatally injured John E Kinsey, with Mrs Nickerson seeking 30000 for personal injuries.
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Hilda Nickerson
Roy H. Nickerson
Maryland
Supply” Company
Lewis E. Kinsey
Frederick
Kinsey
John E. Kinsey
Nickerson
When Romance Is In The Air Wedding Ring Ad
A jewelry ad promotes a solitaire ring with six diamonds priced at 19.75 dollars. It urges buying on Monday with a pay later plan from Saum's Jewelry Store located at 21 N Jonathan St Ady.
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Saum
Jonathan St. Ady
Local Obituaries Chronicle Multiple Deaths in Hancock Area
Dozens of obituaries announce deaths in Hancock and nearby towns. Mrs Da Belle Barnhart aged 79 died at home of her daughter Bertha Faith Hancock. Funeral arrangements for Mrs Florence R Kauffman and Miss Bessie M Stine, both noted, with services pending. Mrs Rose C Murray, Mrs Frances Daniels, John E Whisman, and Miss Susan Amanda Jones are among others listed with survivors, funeral homes, and upcoming services in Cumberland Hagerstown and Smithsburg areas.
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da Belle Barnhart
Bertha EB. Faith
Hancock
Isaac B. Barnhart
Faith
Ella M. Peck
Charles
Belle “Murdock
This City
William Kerns
Washington
Lillian Price
Cumberland
Jenkins
Florence R. Kauffman
Samuel L. Kauffman
Cumperland
Boonsboro
County
Richard W. Mumford
Charles Mumford
Middletown
Bessie M. Stine
Earl Smith
Chestnut Street
Rohrersville
A. B. Church
Fannie Gouff
Nell Smith
Harry Stine
Riverdale
of & K. Coffman
A B
Secrist
Rose C. Murray
Charles J. Murray
Mitchell Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Catherine Jane Murray
John J. Winfield
Mda
William Winfield
John
George
McKees Rocks
Henry
Newville
Baltimore
Leo Palmer
George Cling
Alexander McCroy
Krziss Mortuary
Louis Stein
Frances Daniels
Elmer
Pope Avenue
Leslie Stevens
Charles Town
W. Va
Harry L
Oliver
Edward
Brunswick
Roy
Hagerstown
A. K. Coffman
John E. Whisman
Wirter Street
lLula M. Whisman
Kraiss
G. I. Rider
Rose Hill
Virginia’ Reed
Robert Reed
Hiaane
Pectouville
Paris Head Union
Arthur
Kenneth
Pectonville
Alyay
Emma Creely
Pinesburg
Ella Sulvers
Sleepy Creek
Mary Shoemaker
Catherine Reed
Otho Myers
Clearspring
Robert Stine
Mercersburg
Park Head Church
Mr Miller
Snyder Rowland Tanerare
Susan Amanda Jones
Samuel
Addie Jones
Smithsburg
Anna
Fannie
Edna
Paul
Clifford
Pleasant Valley U. B
Ethel Irene Cullison
T. H. Cullison
Funkstown
Beaver Creek Pike
Howard Street
L. B. Church
Eva Stevens
John Roberts
Columbus
Ohio
Suter Funeral Home
Emmanuel U. B. Church
P. E
Rose Hill Cemetery
Airliner crash toll rises as pilot cites faulty motor
The Dallas bound flight from Chicago crashed after takeoff in a north wind. Eight killed, including nurse Miss Joan Allan and hostess Miss Louise Zarr. The left motor found amid wreckage. two survivors freed as fire took hold. Plane’s first fatal crash in the airline's history. earlier 1936 test deaths noted.
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Page
Louise Zarr
Dallas
Joan Allan
Evanston
Hlena, Gotld
Yanston
Miss Allan
William Baker
South Bend
Ind
Chicago
Ben Coplon
Barney G. Grossman
Coplen
Ida
Houston
Tex
Coplon
Grossman
Aurora
Ill
T. Bate
Denver
Georgia Sheldon
Omaha
Ferim Cairo
Mexico City
E. Hinckley
Port Isabel
Texas
Clipper Flight Report From Horta To Lisbon
Weather was perfect over the route as the Clipper neared Horta with Captain Harold E. Gray reporting a brisk tail wind. The two week round trip to Lisbon will touch the same ports on return while 48 surface vessels tracked the voyage and observers from Army Air Corps Navy and Coast Guard Aviation followed the flight.
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Land
Fornes
Ireland
Horta
Lisbon
Harold E. Gray
Baltimore-Horta
Lawrence J. Garr
U.S. Army
Air Corps
Iranb. Hobbs
U. S. Navy
T. Chalker
Coast Guard
Glamour name sought for Marinette smelt carnival prize
The Marinette Menominee smelt carnival organizers offer a 25 pound prize of smelt to a new glamorous name for the fish. Funeral notices follow for Ethel Irene Cullison, bequeathing obituaries and memorial services in Funkstown and Williamsport. Cards of thanks express gratitude for kindness after illness and death.
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Marinette, Wis
Marinette- Menominee
Mfch
Henry Bruce Young
OConor To Put On Pressure As Legislature Nears Adjournment
Maryland lawmakers faced a final week of a 90 day session as budget and revenue bills linger. Governor OConor aims to press for passage on second reading and avert delays amid night sessions. A Senate fight over replacing the State Employment Commissioner with a three member board drew a filibuster and civil service concerns.
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O’conor
Senate
Harry C. Jones
Apolis
Maryland
Herbert R. O
Harry ‘C. Jones
Jones Hill
National Civil Service Reform’ League
O'Conor
H. Wliot Kaplan
Escort Service Is Organized Cavaliers by Mrs Maynard
Mrs Ken Maynard announces the Cavaliers, a new escort service to help inebriated nightclub and hotel guests reach home safely. A dozen college graduates, non drinkers, staff the service and their fingerprints were sent to the FBI for verification. Escorts arrive discreetly in evening dress, accompany the man to his car, drive him home, and return with the escort.
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Los Angeles
Ken Maynard
Cavaliers
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Ment
Franco Will Attack Madrid
Nationalist forces press toward Madrid as reports say Republican troops lack will to resist. Snow and weather delay air shipments to Burgos while talks of surrender continue. Fronts south of Madrid see rapid advances with Cordoba area falling largely without resistance.
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Page Dn
Madrid
Burgos
Madrid Council
Spain
National Defense Council
Tuan del Rio
Jose Miaja
Nationalist Defense Council
Cordoba
Defense Council
Poxoblanco
Mercury Mines
Almaden
Not A Candidate In Middletown As Doub Steps Down
Middletown voters will mark ballots without George L. Doub for the first time in 26 years as he did not seek re election. A nominating convention named J Vernon Coblentz and E F Walter Beachley to run for burgess in the April 3 election.
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Middletown
George L. Doub
Doub
J. Vernon Coblentz
EF. Walter Beachley
Fraternal Duty Arrests Brother in Indianapolis Case
Indianapolis detective Ferdinand Holt arrested his brother James after a warrant charging him with pawning a radio before completing payments. They met for the first time in years. James had been living in Chicago.
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Indianapolis
James
Ferdinand Holt
Chicago
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET QUOTATIONS AND ADS
Chicago grain quotations by Stein Bros and Boyce from McGomas Armatrong Building Hagerstown Maryland urge readers to obtain 1939 license tags with Delphey's daily service offering at one dollar. The advertisement runs through five days remaining before license tag requirements.
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Stein Bros. & Boyce, McComas-Armatrong
Hageratown
Phone
Stein Bros. & Boyce
McGomas-Armatrong Bldg
Hagerstown, Md
Delphey's
B. Frank
Daladier weighs reply to Mussolini on Africa demands
Paris reports Premier Daladier, wielding decree powers, prepared to open negotiations with Italy. Two options floated: a direct note to Rome or a broadcast speech seeking Italy’s exact aims. Reconciliation appeared nearer, but France fears Italy may press for Tunisia, Djibouti, and greater Suez Canal influence.
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Paris
Daladier
Mussolini
Rome
Italy
Pierre Taval
Africa
Tunisia
France
Djibouti
Suez Canal
Itaily
Gulf of Aden
Ethiopia
Quiet Hungarian Slovak border amid minor fighting
A Slovak communique reports quiet on the Hungarian Slovak front after yesterday's minor clashes despite a truce. Hungarian forces allegedly failed to take three small villages as air forces on both sides were active. The fighting centered on two hills in the Michaloves sector near the Slovak Carpatho Ukraine frontier with Slovaks saying Hungary shelled ReviaLia. Staff officers tried unsuccessfully to halt hostilities as Budapest opened border marking negotiations.
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Bratislava
Slovakia
Budapest
Michaloves
Ukraine
ReviaLia
Carpatho-Ukraine
Hungary
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