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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1936

Page

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Soviet Envoy Probes Spain War Quiet Amid Neutrality Efforts

The Soviet envoy returns from holiday as Premier Blum and Eden vow to preserve the non intervention pact. The meeting weighs preventing European camps from entering the Spanish Civil War and preventing a wider conflict. A plan calls for an international commission to probe alleged arms flows to Fascist insurgents via Portugal. Madrid cites Portugal Italy and Germany as violating neutrality. Portugal hints it will bar investigators.

Leon Blum France Eden Portugal Madrid Italy Germany Diario de Noticias Liston

Judge urges grand jury probe into alleged perjury in civil lease case

Circuit Court Judge David A. Robb asked Allegany County grand jury to investigate testimony in a Cumberland civil lease case. Ada Cooper sued Henry E. Schaidt for 300 dollars with a 30 dollar dispute, claiming loan and forged receipt. The judge called the testimony unquestionably perjurious and possibly forged, noting no chance of mistake.

Cumberland David A. Robb Allegany County Grand Jury Ada Cooper Henry E. Schaidt Verjurr

Smith Attacks His Old Party in Philadelphia Meet

Al Smith spoke at the Metropolitan Opera House in Philadelphia on October 9, devoting most of his remarks to his view of the 1932 Democratic platform and criticizing the Roosevelt administration for repudiating it. He did not discuss his recent walkout or support for Landon.

Philadelphia al Smith Roosevelt Landon Metropolitan Opera House

Knox In New York For Another Speech

Col Frank Knox Republican vice presidential nominee arrived in New York aboard a special campaign train to address audiences in Queens and Brooklyn after speaking in Baltimore at a Republican rally. He planned a noon Queens meeting followed by a Brooklyn rally tonight as part of his New York campaign swing.

New York Frank Knox Queens Brooklyn Knox Baltimore Chicago

Bing Crosby Becomes Owner of Boxer George Turner

Hollywood Oct 9 Bing Crosby has bought the contract of promising heavyweight George Turner from Hyxie Caplin in New York. Crosby's brother Larry arranged the negotiations as Crosby returns from Honolulu. A typhoon in Manila's northern Luzon provinces damages crops and huts with no reported deaths.

Hollywood Bing Crosby Honolulu Georgie Turner Turner Hyxie Caplin New York Crosby Larry Manila P. T Luzon Waa

Great Fair Nears Close Amid Muddy Track and Vaudeville Shows

The fair faces a disappointing turnout despite high class vaudeville acts and grandstand attractions. Races were canceled due to a muddy track, but plans call for a full program if rain holds. Exhibits sparkle with dog shows, machinery rows, and farm displays highlighted by champions in cattle and draft horses.

Montgomery Ward Co Milady William McHenry Hagerstown Fair W. H. Cunningham Charles J E. Shafer Sharpsburg Robert Snavely Hagerstown Dr. Snavely H. C. Lamp & Son Shepherdstown W. Va Lamp N.C. Stiles & Sons Rockville Woodside Hall Farm Williamsport James Wolfe Robert Reach James T. Wolfe Future Farmers of America Organization Smithsburg High School Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom Sunpapers Baltimore

Sweet Potato Chips Recipe Unveiled by Agriculture Expert

Washington reports a Department of Agriculture expert Byron Brunstetter announced a new sweet potato chip recipe after a year of trials. He described the chips as sweeter than Irish potato chips and said details would be released to the public later, noting precise potato selection and cooking.

Washington Department of Agriculture Byron €. Brunstetter

Fairplay Social Notes and AAA Payment Update

Fairplay notes from October 7 cover local social visits in Washington Hagerstown and surrounding towns with family gatherings callers and hospital stays. The article ends with an AAA report stating 90 percent initial soil conservation payments will be issued in most regions while Northeast states receive full payment in one check.

Washington AAA Northeast New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania

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