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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1939

Page

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Youth Denies Slaying Pair in Desert Shooting Case

Knox man 22 year old Robert M Burgunder Jr faces murder charges in the killings of two Phoenix area car salesmen, Jack Peterson and Ellis Koury. He waives extradition as authorities plan to transport him to Phoenix for trial amid statements he driven the car but denies involvement. His parents offer support while authorities pursue further statements from witnesses in Johnson City Tennessee.

Knoxville Tenn Robert M. Burgunder, Jr Phoenix Ariz Lon Jordan Jordan Richard Harless Tally Jack Peterson Ellis M. Koury Burgunder Pers Peterson Keury Harless Johnson City Robert M. Burgunder Seattle, Wash Seattle

Duke Makes Peace Plea From Verdun Broadcast

The Duke of Windsor urged leaders to bury jealousies and seek mutual concessions to avoid war in a ten minute broadcast from Verdun. He spoke for himself not a government and received implied Royal approval while King George VI traveled to North America. The address, delivered with Duchess Wallis by his side, was banned in Britain but carried to the United States and beyond.

Verdun France Duke of Windsor George VI England Australia America George Canada United States Europe South America British Broadcasting Corporation Wallis Warfield

Duke Warns Against War and Propaganda Across Nations

The Duke declares that modern victory lies with peace and condemns harmful propaganda. He cites Germany Britain and America as sharing a land where people seek to avoid war. He urges discouraging terms like encirclement and aggression and hopes leaders will pursue peaceful settlements before it is too late.

Hopkins rebukes U S Chamber of Commerce and defends spending

Secretary of Commerce Harry L. Hopkins dismissed the Chamber as unrepresentative of business and defended ongoing federal spending. He urged at least 12 more months of heavy federal outlays while citing national income gains and calling the Chamber meeting pessimistic. Hopkins spoke after a Roosevelt weekend cruise and returned from illness.

Washington United States Chamber of Commerce Harry L. Hopkins Secretary of Commerce Chamber Hopkins WPA Commerce Post Roosevelt

Riall Jackson Sued for Divorce in Miami Case

Court records show a divorce action filed by Mrs. Naomi Juan Jackson against H. Riall Jackson, son of Baltimore's mayor. Final decree granted the previous Saturday, with no alimony or settlement. Jackson paid costs and fees. Mrs Jackson resumed her maiden name, J. Craft.

Miami Fla Naon Juan Jackson H. Riall’ Jackson Baltimore

Plane crash kills family of three near Cascades

A rented plane en route from Walla Walla to Seattle crashed in the high Cascades killing Cecil Olinger Mil ton Oregon, his wife, and their seven year old daughter. Searchers found the wreckage and recovered the bodies.

Seattle Walla Walla High Cascades Cecil Olinger Milton Ore

New Attorney Opens Office in Grice Building

Arthur S. Cohen begins practicing law in his city and will operate from the Grice Building. He is admitted to practice before Maryland and VA courts and the District of Columbia. A Hagerstown High School and Lehigh University graduate, he earned an LL B from George Washington University School of Law. He is the son of local residents. The United States faces annual crop insect damage estimated at 2.06 billion dollars.

Arthur S. Cohen Grice Building Cohen Courts of Maryland District Court of District of Columbia Hagerstown Lehigh University George Washington University

Family & Co8ets Blrir May Hal Troigon Ad

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a family and several unclear names and dates. Readers see partial names like May and Troigon with likely social or business notices. The fragment lacks coherent events or specifics to summarize a clear item.

Hal Troigon

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