Welles Reveals Roosevelt Appeal On Peace Efforts
Washington reports quote Secretary Welles detailing the administration’s inside history of U S intervention in Europe’s war crisis. He says the aim remains a world order based on justice non intervention and peaceful settlement. The account cites Roosevelt’s confidential Rome appeal to Mussolini urging negotiation over force to prevent war.
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Washington
Rome
Phillips
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Hitler
Welles
Signor
State Department
One Cent a Day Brings $100 a Month Policy Offer
National Protective Insurance Co offers a one cent daily policy with up to 4 000 principal sum and 6 000 maximum. monthly benefits up to 100 for 24 months. Immediate cash for fractures and dislocations. Ages 7 to 50. Send name age address beneficiary to 507 Pi Bid., Kansas City, Mo. for 10 days free inspection and policy by mail.
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National Protective’ Insurance Co
National Protecion Insurance Co
Kansas City
Alimony case linked to ambassador's inquiry from Italy
A fragmented note indicates an alimony dispute prompting calls to an ambassador who passed the inquiry to the Italian foreign minister Count Ciano and then to Mussolini. The incomplete text suggests a diplomatic handling of a private matter with high level involvement.
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Cocaseter
En Bassador Foreign Office
Opeal
Count Ciano
Mussolini
Ponhaus Poisoning Probe Is Continued
Police fail to locate a man to question over the ponhaus poisoning that sickened 76 people last Sunday. Investigators, led by Capt. Carl McCleary, keep an open suspect and await a respond from the food manufacturer who denies responsibility. Several victims remain under treatment as the Red Cross offers nurses to help care for them.
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Ponhaus
Carl H. McCleary
W. Ross Cameron
McCleary
Horoscope for October 4 1938 shows mixed influences
The column notes good and evil planetary influences for October 4 1938, advising consultation with elders and warning of political bitterness. It mentions potential for labor capital tensions, warnings against rumors, and that those born under the date may see fair progress but possible money losses. Noting birthdays of Rutherford B. Hayes and others.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
Francesco Crispi
Wiliam Gilpin
Colorado
Tributes to Late Justice Cardozo Return to Court
Chief Justice Hughes opened a new Supreme Court term with emotional eulogy for the late liberal Associate Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo. He praised Cardozo for shaping American jurisprudence. No successor has been announced as President Roosevelt contemplates nomination after Congress convenes.
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Hughes
Supreme Court
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Cardozo
Roosevelt
Congress
Imme Ek
Robert
Jsesson
Tennessee
TVA
Priveté Power
Mt. Marcy
Mtsnis
Review of 54 cases slated for summer recess
Monday will see consideration of about 54 cases filed during the summer recess. Several review requests involve interpretation of the National Labor Relations Act and efforts to free Thomas J. Mooney from San Quentin penitentiary, where he serves a life sentence for complicity in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco.
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Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin Penitentiary
San Francisco
Registration sites in Washington County list
By order of the board, locations across several towns and streets in Washington County are named for registration. Red Men Hall Sharpsburg to West Baltimore St Hagerstown and many other venues including Fire Halls, lodges, businesses, and residences in Williamsport, Hagerstown, Hancock, Boonsboro, Funkstown, Rohreraville, Clear Spring, and nearby communities.
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Red Men's Hall
Public Square
Sharpshoro
Town Council
N. Conococheague St
Williamsport
Gonochchan Sre
Antietam
Summit Ave
Hagerstown
J—Rinehkart Smith
Hancock
C. F. Hall
Main St
Boonsboro
M& No
Bank
Central Trust Co
Smithsburg
New Town Hall
Rohreraville
U. AM. Hall
Lestersburg
Funkstown
Ats Co
Sandy Hook
Walter
Dargan
Paul Smith
Trighmanton
Tans Cearfoss
Ringgold
Caroline McBrien
Prospect Ave
Middlekauff
Potomac Ave
Hull
N. Locust St
Fairground
North Mulberry Street
Wilson's
Washington St
Western Enterprise Fire Hall
Washington Square
W. Franklin St
Waat End Theatre
Salem Ave
David Bowman
West Side Ave
Roy Myers
Bryan Place
Fisher
Halfway
Purse Thief Leaves $25 Larceny Clue in McHenry Home
Mrs Wii McHenry’s home on North Locust reported a burglary. A pocketbook containing $25 was stolen. Miss Mary Miller later found the purse in her yard and Mrs McHenry identified it. A second purse with no money remained missing from Saturday night theft.
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Wii McHenry
Locust Guest
Mary Miller
East Avenue
Herald
McHenry
Jackson to Aid O Conor Campaign in Maryland
Baltimore October 4 Mayor Howard W Jackson, defeated by Herbert R O Conor for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, agreed Monday to aid the O Conor campaign committee. He met with Democratic National Committeeman Howard Bruce who backs O Conor and Bruce displayed the proposed committee with Jackson listed at the head.
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Baltimore
Howard W. Jackson
Herbert R. O’conor
O’conor
Jackson
Howard Bruce
Bruce
Realty Board Meeting Discusses Taxation and Homes
At the regular meeting of the Hagerstown Real Estate Board held at the Patterson Hotel yesterday, members discussed taxation, industry, and new home building. The board announced it would lend its full efforts in on‑going housing initiatives.
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Hagerstown
Local real estate and business figures apply for membership
Harold Hutson of the Hutson Hetzer agency applied for membership as part of efforts to encourage new industries and home construction in the area.
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Harold Hutson
Hutson- Hetzer Agency
Massengill drug firm fined record amount in sulfanilamide case
Greenville Tennessee reporting district judge George Taylor fined Samuel Evans Massengill Massengill Manufacturing Co 16800 dollars for 112 counts of violating the pure food and drug act linked to deaths from a sulfanilamide elixir. One-third due now with rest in 30 days. remaining 54 counts dismissed as 62 more pending in Kansas City.
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Greenville, Tenn
Samuel Evans Massengill
George ©. Taylor
Bristol
Va-Tenn
James B. Frazier
Masasengil
Taylor
Frazier
U. S. District Court
Kansas City
Massengill Manufacturing Co
Fugitives Doster and Redmond Captured in Mansfield Ohio
Edward Doster, 30, and Jewell Redmond, 21, who fled the State Penal Farm at Roxbury on September 11, were captured in Mansfield, Ohio. Farm officers pursued them. two officials left for Mansfield to escort the prisoners back. Frat Clebak and Walter Edelin, who also escaped on September 10, remain at large. Redmond was jailed 15 months for larceny. Doster, from Wicomico county, served two years for robbery. Redmond was sentenced by a Brunswick magistrate.
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Edward Doster
Jewell Redmond
Roxbury
Mansfield
Ohio
Frat Clebak
Walter Edelin
Redmond
Doster
Wicomico County
Brunswick
O Conor campaign spent sixty nine thousand two hundred
Attorney General Herbert R. O Conor’s bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination cost $69 268 and left a deficit of $6 798, campaign treasurer Joseph Ha Rogan told Baltimore County Circuit Court. The largest donor was Maryland National Committeeman Howard Bruce contributing $6 000 in four installments. P Watson Webb Cambridge
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Baltimore
Herbert R. O’conor
Joseph HA. Rogan
Baltimore County
Howard Bruce
Maryland
National
P. Watson Webb
Cambridge
Campaign donors in nominating race details released
A report lists contributors to a failed bid for nomination and comptroller. The publisher contributed two thousand dollars, his campaign manager Clarence W. Miles and adviser William Curran gave one thousand dollars each, while O Conor and William H Labrot donated two thousand each.
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Clarence W. Miles
William Curran
O’conor
William H.labrot
Allegany County Court Term Opens in Cumberland
Allegany County October term of Circuit Court opened with grand jury drawing, Arthur V. Huey named foreman, and Chief Judge D. Lindley Sloan delivering the charge. Sloan noted few law violations but mentioned complaints about after hours beer sales to minors and no complaints against 82 liquor license holders.
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Cumberland
Get
Allegany County
Arthur V. Huey Foreman
D. Lindley Sloan
Sloan
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