Italy Silent On Next Move Amid War Pressures
Rome reports Italy will not initiate military action despite Britain and France moving toward decisive action against Germany. Under the Rome Berlin pact Italy is bound to aid Germany if involved, though Germany says no aid needed in Poland. Diplomats watch Mussolini's stance as ambassadors seek neutrality concessions and avoid pledging entry.
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Rome
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Britain
Mussolini
Kotnly
Ciano
Berlin
Mother And Baby Killed in Holiday Week End Crash
A Baltimore mother Dorothy Browning Weems age 20 and her eight month old son died in a head on crash with Adrian Weems and Richard R. Brown in Prince Frederick Maryland. Nine others were seriously hurt including two year old and Mrs trader. Several injured were Lee Franklin a Washington police officer and five people in Brown s car. State Policeman Arthur Grahame said Weems was passing at high speed when the collision occurred.
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Prince Frederick
Baltimore
Dorothy Browning Weems
Adrian
Richard R. Brown
Washington
Weems
William D. Trader
Trader
Brown
Lee Franklin
Arthur Grahame
Calvert County
Opening Dance Saturday at Guilford Gardens
The Dixie Ramblers lead a square round and balloon dancing event at Guilford Gardens on Saturday at 6:30 P M Admission 25 cents ady/ady.
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Guilford Gardens
Dixie Ramblers
Foreigners In China Worried Amid European War Fears
Shanghai reports show a nervous foreign population as Europe tensions rise. Only a French sloop and Italian gunboat remain in the Whangpoo river while British Italian and French ships depart. Japan appears neutral with no evacuation of colonies, though German Soviet pact shifts potential plans.
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Shanghai
Europe
Whangpeo
China Seas
Hongkong
North China
Japan
Singapore
Hitler Reply Being Framed
Report on German moves west of Kulm Gdytia Tczew Danzig and the Polish corridor as pressure to secure gains. The high command hints Hitler may offer to quit if objectives met while British French diplomacy angles toward rupture as Lipski leaves Berlin and terms of international law fade.
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Josef Lipski
Berlin
Deaths of Miss Isabel Reel and John Bopp noted
Miss Isabel Reel dies at 42 in Mancock after a week of illness. Funeral at her mother Mrs Louise Reel’s home on Monday, Rev. Roy L. Sloop officiating, burial at Rose Hill. John Bopp, 95, dies at Williamsport Route 1 after a long life on the farm. Survived by children and many grandchildren. Funeral plans set for Monday with services in Williamsport and interment at Riverview Cemetery. Oscar Lees Hays, 14, dies after accidental shooting by brother at their Wolfsville home. Service at Wolfsville Lutheran Church scheduled for this afternoon, Rev. Clarence F. Nolsopple to preside.
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Oliver Isabel Reel
Louise Reel
West
Washington Street
Mancock
Benjamin Reel
Roy L. Sloop
Rose Hill Cemetery
John Bopp
Williamsport
Route 1
Andrew
Nancy
Fiery} Bopp
Jess¢ Myers
Hagerstown
John Andrew Bopp
Hallway
James W. Pola
Rev
W. C. Huddle
Riverview Cemetery
Oscar Lees Hays
Eiden Kays
Wolfsville
Wolfsville Lutheran Church
Clarence F. Nolsopple
Myersville
President to reassure US in broadcast amid Poland crisis
As wartime tensions rise, President Roosevelt weighs addressing Congress before January 2. Some advisors urge a firm reply to Hitler, while others push restraint. Senators warn that repealing the arms embargo could draw the US into war, and officials plan steps to ease a potential impact on the nation.
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Hitler
Germany
Poland
America
Congress Asu
France Is Prepared for Poland Crisis Report
A report claims Germany has not withdrawn from Poland, resting troops a few miles inside. Deputies speculate tactics aim to press Britain and France to talks on unfavorable terms. The Polish embassy denies the report as France says its confirmation is unclear. Ambassador Coulondre demanded halt to hostilities and troop withdrawal. Ribbentrop said Germany denies aggression and will relay the message to Hitler.
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Poland
Germany
Great Britain
France
Foreign Ministry
Robert Coulondre
von Ribbentrop
Ribbentrop
Hitler
Elementary rugby mystery of a limp suspect
Police Chief Urence Rohrer pursued a case of a missing shotgun as Lloyd Cutler 28 claimed the limp in his leg came from an inside show. The detective work focused on Cutler who limped stiffleggedly during questioning.
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Rugby
N. 1
Lloyd Cutler
Urence Rohrer
Cutler
Rohrer
Britain France Back Roosevelt Plea On Bombing Civilian Cities
Great Britain and France answered Roosevelt's appeal to five European powers to halt bombardment of civilian populations and unfortified cities from the United States. Poland's ambassador reported orders prohibiting bombardment of open towns and civilians, noting past city bombings and urging mutual observance. Italy replied it would not initiate military operations, saying the aerial bombing issue did not concern it.
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Great Britain
France
Roosevelt
Potocki
Poland
Department
Young Bridges To Play Organ At Nantucket Church
Young Bridges, 18 year old son of Henry P. Bridges Jr and Mrs Bridges, will preside at the pipe organ during the 11 oclock preaching service at the Nantucket Presbyterian Church tomorrow. He will render Meditation by Grieg and Panis Angelicus by Cesar Franck, drawing praise as a prodigy from prior concerts in Belvedere Sotes Baltimore Presbyterian Church and Soldiers Home Johnson City Tennessee.
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Nancock Presbyterian
Henry P. Bridges
Woodmont Rod & Gun Club
Cesar Franck
Young Bridges
Belvedere Sotes
Baltimore
Soldiers’ Home
Johnson City
Tenn
Warden LeCompte’s faulty deputy warden commissions
The Daily Mail misreported the issuance of commissions to Charles Wertman and Robert Shade as salaried deputy wardens. Edward Oswalt holds the documents, while Wertman and Shade receive letters from State Game Wardens notifying them as non-salaried deputies, indicating LeCompte may have erred in commissions.
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The
Daily Mail
Edward Oswalt
Charles F. Wertman
Robert Benton Shade
Hancock
Oswalt
Wertman
Shade
Lee LeCompte
LeCompte
City Market Prices and Dressed Chickens Listing
Readable fragments show market items and prices including dressed chickens, hams, side meat, pullet eggs, potatoes, beans, lima beans, tomatoes, celery, peas, cabbage, kale, corn, apples, plums, huckleberries, walnuts, and other produce. Specifics include quantities like 2000 pk potatoes and 10 qt celery, with various price points.
Dividend Notice from Community Finance Service Inc
The Board of Directors at a meeting on August SL 1990 declared the regular dividend on the preferred stock payable September 30 to stockholders of record as of Sept. 15, 1995. Checks will be mailed. Adv. G. W. Tyler, Treas.
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Sitp
Community Finayea Service, Inc
G. W. Tyler
Treas
O Conor Pushes Thrift Drive in State Departments
Governor Herbert R. O Conor ordered all state department heads to conserve unused balances and return funds to the treasury. He stressed the strong state finances, a balanced budget, and cautioned that budget amendments to transfer unexpended balances will be scrutinized. Also notes travel of postal officials to Milwaukee for the National Convention of the Carrier Association. A currency report shows the pound at 4.78 in London markets. Ad insertions for watches and grapes complete the page.
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Annapolis
Mus
Herbert R. O'Conor
Treasury
Britain Forbids War Declaration War Contingencies in 1914
Britain withholds a formal declaration as World War looms. Parliament readies emergency measures, including mass conscription, currency controls, and rail nationalization. Aims to shelter civilians, regulate imports and exports, and mobilize resources for an imminent conflict.
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Berlin
Ministry of Transport
Board of Trade
London
Poles Hold Ground As War Opens In Poland
Reports from Danzig say Polish forces repelled German air and ground attacks as Poland fights to defend key areas including Silesia. Germany bombed Warsaw and a refugee train near Kudno, while Polish defense claimed sixteen German planes shot down and two armored trains captured. Civilians suffered casualties and cities remained darkened.
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Danzig
Puck
Silesia
Kudno
Warsaw
Vistula
Poland
Sivans
Moos
Germany
Chicken Corn Soup Supper at Leilershirg Lutheran
Leilershirg Lutheran Church hosts a chicken corn soup supper on Thursday at Faelock. Tickets priced for adults and children, with proceeds supporting church activities and community outreach.
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Leilershirg Lutheran Church
Thirs
Faelock
Pricefe
Ady
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