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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1938

Page

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Peace groups oppose plans for western hemisphere defense

Seven peace organizations condemned President Roosevelt's proposal to create a naval and military establishment for hemispheric defense calling it hysterical and dangerous. They argued ships and bombs cannot halt cultural and economic penetration and urged stronger ties and working democracy among American republics.

Tashington National Council For Prevention of War Women's International League For Peace and Freedom Keep America Hitler Mussolini United States

U S Public Statements on Latin America Daclinations?

Adolf A. Berle Jr. addressed South America pledging nonintervention in domestic affairs as the Pan American conference looms in Lima. A separate lawyers' meeting urged Roosevelt to suspend Spain arms embargo while Germany and Italy aim to use conquered Spain to push into Latin America.

United States Argentina Europe South America Adolf A. Berle, Jr Jenith Berle Lima Peru Roosevelt Spain Germany Italy America

Stolen Auto Found Near Martinsburg by Sheriff

The automobile of Norman Crawford of Martinsburg stolen Saturday night was recovered yesterday by the Sheriff's office on the Hardscrabble road.

Norman Crawford Martinsburg Sheriff's Office

Seek Removal of Barriers in Interstate Trade

Regional assembly of state officials to discuss eliminating trade barriers across borders. Topics include discriminatory taxes on goods like coffee, oleomargarine, oil, gasoline, and fruit. Attendees from Texas, Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, and other states. Texas Governor Allred warns of retaliation over cottonseed oil market practices.

Chicago Council of State Texas Kansas New York Nebraska Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Indiana Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Michigan West Virginia James V. Allred

Fourteen questions from a political exam prompt

The prompt lists five multipart questions: 1 state of the newly elected senator and reason she will not sit in the next congress, 2 identify Col. Fulgencio Batista, 3 UK rank of the American born Duchess of Windsor and the Duke's rank, 4 whether Republicans gained a congressional majority in the recent election with true/false, 5 which river closure to commerce provoked protests by the U S Britain and France.

Col Fulgencio Batista Duchess of Windsor Congress U. S Britain France

One Hurt In Road Mishap In Hagerstown Area

Floyd Hixson aged 28 of Hancock was injured Saturday night when his car hit a concrete abutment on a bridge over Little Antietam Creek near Clearspring. He suffered a broken nose, scalp lacerations and abrasions and was taken to Washington County Hospital. The driver blamed glare from oncoming lights. he was uninjured. Seven cars were damaged in three crashes in Hagerstown over the weekend. A separate early Saturday incident in the first block of West Franklin Street left Bruce R. Kline fined $3 for not staying to the right of center. Other cars involved included drivers Donald F. Bennett and Edgar L. McClain. Sunday morning collisions involved Watson Craig and James Witherson. in another, James L. Krantz and Cecil Bittenger. George E. Smith reported striking a pedestrian at Washington and McPherson streets, who refused to identify himself.

Floyd Hixson Hancock Little Antietam Creek Clearspring Hixon Washington County Hagerstown West Franklin Street Bruce R. Kline C. Edward Heard Donald F. Bennett Lincoln Street Edgar L. McClain Blue Ridge Summit Watson

Typewriter recovered after theft from Boy Scout office

A stolen typewriter from the Boy Scout office was recovered this weekend in a local pawnshop. Three youths implicated in the theft will face Juvenile Court before Justice George Hicks this morning. Capt.

Boy Scout George Hicks

Youths Admit Selling Typewriter Says Peters

W. H. Peters testified that the youths admitted selling the typewriter. The remark is noted during the hearing as part of the testimony and indicates their involvement in the incident.

W. H. Peters

Loot Recovered After Police Search

Alleged to have choked and robbed Robert Ebbert of $8 early Saturday morning, Fred Williams was arrested at his Bethel street home by Lieut. Desmond and officers. Police found merchandise claimed stolen from Russell Golden and the dental office of Dr. R. C. Gale during the search. Williams identified as Ebbert's assailant and was found hiding in a narrow partition.

Robert Ebbert Fred Williams Bethel Street Lieut Desmond Basore, Castle Crist Russell Golden Jonathan Street R. C. Gale Wiliams Ebpert

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