Vienna Church Attack as Nazi Rioters Storm Innitzer Palace
A Vienna mob of Nazi youths battered St Stephen's area. They stoned Cardinal Innitzer's palace injuring him and a canon. Thieves looted and damaged the cardinal’s residence, library, and museum. Police guarded the cardinal as he celebrated Mass at the cathedral.
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Vienna
St. Stephen’s ‘Palace
Theodore Cardinal Innitzer
Hitler
St. Stephen’s Cathedral
Innitzer
Dachau
Johann Krawanik
Cardinal Innitzer
Carolinal
Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On
Old style medical advertisement touts Creomulsion as a guaranteed remedy for persistent coughs, chest colds, and bronchial irritation. It promises soothing relief by treating inflamed membranes and loosening mucus, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Three Killed In Airplane Crash At Eau Claire Store
A cabin plane attempting a forced landing in Eau Claire plunged into Ole Anderson's store after engine trouble. Passengers James Small, 25, of Marion Kentucky. Orlie Berkley, 24, Hall Claire. and Robert Be. Butler, 64, Eau Claire, were killed. Pilot Willis Kysor, 39 of Niles Michigan, survived in critical condition with multiple injuries. The group had planned aerial photography when conditions worsened and the aircraft dived toward the building.
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Eau Claire
Wis
James Small
Marion
Orlie Berkley
Hall Claire
Robert BE. Butler
Willis Kysor
Niles
Mich
Kysor
Small
Berkley
Ole Anderson
Butler
Two Alarm Fire Destroys Part of Baltimore Library
A two alarm blaze Sunday damaged the library of Dr Eben Andrews a Johns Hopkins biology professor. Heirlooms and antiques were damaged and Andrews could not estimate the loss. The fire occurred in Baltimore and caused destruction to part of the library.
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Baltimore
Eben A. Andrews
Johns Hopkins University
Industrial output rises to 90 percent of prewar average
Washington report shows September industrial production at about 90 percent of the 1923-25 average with gains in textiles and steel. After seasonal adjustment it rose two points from August and 14 points from May, marking the strongest month since October 1937, though 22 points below last September. Banking data indicate high deposits and ample lendable reserves at $3.6 billion.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Support Pledged At Negro Parley
Delegates from 12 eastern states at the National Negro Congress regional conference pledged support to progressive measures of the Roosevelt administration and sent a telegram to the President. They also praised Daniel J. Tobin for unity in labor. The three day meeting addressed job opportunities for Negroes youth and a legislative program. A prisoner named Tennis O’Shea escaped Maryland State Penal Farm Saturday evening. he is 6 feet 1 inch tall, 163 pounds, wearing a blue denim outfit.
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Baltimore
National Negro Congress
Roosevelt
Daniel J. Tobin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Tennis O'Shea
Maryland
Elmer B. Carl
O'Shea
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Teaser
A time tested tonic for women promotes Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to build physical resistance calm nerves and ease female functional disorders. The ad claims over a million women have reported benefits and invites trust in the 60 year history.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Open Air Service at Lutheran Biennial Convention in Baltimore
Open air service in a park before a Martin Luther statue attracted 7 000 visitors and delegates as Rev Franklin C Fry urged accepting criticism within the Lutheran Church. Dr Frederick H Knubel presided. Dr Carl Heminghaus and Dr Albert H Keck urged church unity and authority grounded between emotionalism and authoritarianism. Federal Reserve reports half-year bank profits at 145 million dollars, up slightly from late 1937 but well below early 1937.
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Baltimore
Get
Franklin C. Fry
United Lutheran Church In America
Ith
Lutheran Church
Frederick H. Knubel
Martin Luther
Carl Heminghaus
Fry
Luther A. Gotwald
India
Albert H. Keck
Gary
Ind
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Football Expert 55 Dies Suddenly In New Jersey
Leroy Newton Mills, 55, a Princeton University related football expert and lawyer from Scarsdale New York, died of a heart attack in Princeton Hospital. A former Princeton freshman guard, he mentored backs and developed kicking techniques. His coaching influenced many major colleges including Penn Yale Harvard Cornell Dartmouth Army Navy Brown Columbia Notre Dame Northwestern and Rutgers.
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Princeton
N. J
Leroy Newton Mills
Mills
Princeton University
Princeton’ Hospital
Scarsdale
Mt. Vernon
Penn
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Dartmouth
Army
Navy
Brown
Columbia
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Rutgers
Three Accident Reports From Early Evening Near Death Curve
D Newton Henson struck Bruce Holmes 26 of 300 block South Mulberry Street yesterday evening near Death Curve. Holmes suffered multiple fractured ribs and was hospitalized after stepping from behind a parked car into the road. Billy Kreps 7 of Heisterboro Road admitted to hospital with a fractured right wrist on Saturday. Corinne Cosens 32 of Boonsboro Route 2 sustained a broken right arm in a Saturday morning fall, fracture reduced at the hospital.
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D.newton Henson
Bruce Holmes
Mulberry Street
Henson
Holmes
Billy Kreps
John Kreps
Heisterboro Road
Corinne Cosens
Boonsboro
Route 2
Frederick Grayson Boyce Dies at 86 in Baltimore
Frederick Grayson Boyce 86 retired railroad executive died Sunday in Baltimore after a week long illness of pneumonia. Before retirement 21 years ago Boyce was tied to the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad, later a Link of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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G. Boyce
Baltimore
Frederick Grayson Boyce
Boyce
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Homecoming plans mark Mount Saint Mary s Alumni reunion
Father William Culhane announced Mount Saint Mary s College Alumni will hold their annual reunion October 21-22 with a banquet and officer elections on the 21st. The following day features Homecoming football between the Mountaineer eleven and La Salle College at Echo Field.
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William Culhane
National Alumni Association
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Mountaineer
Mountaineer Eleven
LaSalle College
Echo Field
Bodies Of Youths Found In Stream
In Cambridge Maryland on October 10 the bodies of Leonard Moxey eleven and his four year old brother Robert were recovered from Secretary creek after they apparently dragged a small boat into the water and it sank The boys father Andrew Moxey found them missing at supper time and discovered one pair of shoes on the bank and another pair floating in the water A scow that had been on the bank also disappeared
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Cambridge
Leonard Moxey
Robert
Secretary Creek
Andrew Moxey
Airplane Raid On Canton Reported
Hong Kong reports ten Japanese warplanes dropped over 20 bombs on Canton causing several large fires. Fifty people killed. Targets included Wongsha Railroad station a military academy and airdromes. Also notes WPA crews found a prairie dog town in Weld County Colorado.
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Hong Kong
Canton
South China
Wongsha
Weld County
Colorado
Cystex ad promises kidney relief and money back guarantee
An advertisement claims acidic and bladder disorders cause night burning, joint pain, eye circles, and tiredness. It touts Gyatex as a kidney purifier and promises a money back guarantee with Cystex as the product, noting a low per-dose cost at druggists and a fading Slewtex variant.
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Costa Ahly Fe
Rededication at Harbaugh Church in Franklin County Pa
Services held yesterday morning at Harbaugh Reformed Church near Midvale in southeastern Franklin County Pa. The German Reformed Church, built 1846 on land donated by George Harbaugh, was rebuilt in 1892 and now belongs to Mercersburg classis. The church, redecorated and repainted, remains strong amid regional rural-church declines.
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Harbaugh
Harbaugh Reformed Church
Midvale
Franklin County
Cumberland Valley
George Harbaugh
Henry Harbaugh
Mercersburg
Publisher Of Grit Dies At His Home
WILLIAMSPORT PA Oct 10 Dietrick Lamade 79 president and publisher of the Williamsport Grit died Sunday after four days illness from pneumonia. Immigrant parents arrived in 1867. He began in printing at 13 and in 1884 with three partners bought Grit and built a weekly with national circulation.
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Williamsport
Dietrick Lamade
Williamsport Grit
America
Lamade
Grit
Tamade
Dr John J Crumlish Killed Crossing Road in Emmitsburg Md
Dr John J Crumlish longtime Mt St Marys College English and Latin teacher died when struck by an automobile crossing a road in Emmitsburg Maryland He was a Wilmington Del native and Mt St Marys alumnus He leaves a daughter Sister Mary and a son John Jr The driver was Hudson Rhodes of Emmitsburg and not held in custody meanwhile another note reports Dr Brenton Berry of Missouri announcing a new Indian culture discovery in Wayne County Missouri as possibly pre dating known cultures
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Emmitsburg
John J. Crumlish
Mt. St. Mary's College
Crumlish
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Mt. St. Mary's
Loyola College
Baltimore
Sister Mary
Sisters of Charity
Mt. St. Joseph's College
John, Jr
Frank Campbell
Hudson Rhodes
Mmmitsburg
Rhodes
Hell
Wayne County
Missouri
Brenton Berry
University of Missouri
Y M C A Campaign Ends Tonight in Fund Drive Report
Final report meeting of the Y M C A annual campaign to raise 1938 1939 funds will be held at the association building at 6 o'clock. Goal of 15000 may be reached tonight after over 11000 reported Friday. Over 900 women and girls enrolled 400 under 18 with 295 women and 582 girls in groups. Men and boys numbered over 1000 with 150 under 18 and over 200 18 to 25. Each group supervised by a director.
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Ancilal
Association
Splakers
Money Awaiting At Police Station
Households contributed to a back to church fund and 38 cents on the dollar remain awaiting at the police station. Two women canvassers who claimed to represent a local church were fined $100 by Magistrate John Dunn, with the fine suspended on leaving town. The women collected about $00 and returned less than half after flying expenses were deducted.
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John Dunn
Officer Burke Exits Conowingo Stallion Home with Mumps
State officer A. J. Burke was removed from the Conowingo property to his home in Mancock after being diagnosed with mumps. Officer J. A. White reported the clearance and transport occurred last night amid a pollen-related ambiance in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Burke
Mancock
J. A. White
Burke
Jockey Roger Payne Killed in York Fair Steeplechase
In York Pennsylvania on Saturday, Roger Payne aged 28 from Charles Town West Virginia was thrown from his horse in the final steeplechase at the York County Fair and died from a fractured skull and a broken neck.
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York
Roger Payne
Charles Town
W. Va
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