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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1938

Page

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Mussolini declares plebiscites as Europe crisis deepens

In Trieste and Rome Mussolini stated Italy’s stance on the Czechoslovak crisis, reaffirming the Rome Berlin axis and demanding plebiscites for minorities. He warned of a possible general war and called for peaceful solutions, while noting Italy’s commitment to Trieste. Separately, Cass County oil fields in Texas were valued at 18 million dollars for tax purposes.

Rome Mussolini Italy Trieste Benito Mongolini Europe Tr Duce Rome-Berlin Czechoslovakia Tyrol v Austria- Hungary Duce Mussolinia Hodza Praha Sudeten Ti Duche Moscow Prague Cass County Tex

Inquest Into Fatal Mishap In Williamsport Man

Lebland Hinebaugh 66 died at Washington County Hospital from injuries after being run over by a car on Frederick Street Williamsport Friday night. George Mumma admitted driving with improper tags and no license. coroner set inquest for Friday at 6 30. Autopsy by Dr Philip Hirshman. Hinebaugh lived alone on a canal boat and is survived by a Harrisburg brother.

Lebland Hinebaugh Williams Washington County Hospital Frederick Street Williamsport Hinebaugh Harry L. Harsh Leister Isanogle George Mumma Pennsylvania Dvems Philip Hirshman Harrisburg

Singing Cinderella Leni Lynn Gains Hollywood Stardom

Leni Lynn, from Passaic New Jersey, rises toward Hollywood stardom after being backed by nickels and dimes from her schoolmates. The feature notes her journey and a contract pictured in the spread.

Leni Lynn Hollywood Passaic, N. J

Death Probe Sought In NYC Gas-Death Case

Hannah Smith, grieving the death of her fiancé Arthur Studeb, in a gas-filled apartment of another woman in New York City, is pictured above. Police termed the death as self-inflicted. Miss Smith and the family, a 29-year-old postal employee, call for an investigation.

Hannah Smith Arthur $Tuib New York City Po- Hee Miss Smith

Peace services held in Holy Land for world harmony

In Jerusalem on September 18 troubled Palestine prayed for peace. At the urging of the Archbishop of Canterbury special peace services were conducted in churches across the Holy Land. Jews observed a fast day and attended synagogue services.

Jerusalem Palestine Canterbury All England Holy Land

Recount Battle Shapes Maryland Gubernatorial Race

Maryland's primary system triggers a week of recounts in Baltimore and several counties to determine the Democratic nominee for governor. O'Conor and Jackson seek 75 county unit votes, with recounts in Garrett, Caroline, Wicomico, Anne Arundel, and Baltimore areas. Official results show O'Conor leading with 73 convention votes to Jackson's 56, while seven Prince George's votes remain pivotal. A motor theft case closes the report.

Baltimore Maryland Howard W. Jackson Herbert R. O’conor Leon Abramson House of Delegates Herbert M. Brune, Jr Garrett County Caroline County Wicomico County O’conor Jackson Prince George's Senate Lansdale G. Sasscer William F. Gordy, Jr Sasseer Anne Arundel Allegany O'Conor Gordy Sechoice

Prisons as Hospitals and Parenthood Paradox Echoed

A stream of lines connects child rearing, punishment, and social reform. Imagery ranges from bees and growth to paroled rebels and the idea that all prisons may resemble hospitals, reflecting on justice, care, and distant futures.

Treatment and language critique for the mentally ill

An article argues that caring for the mentally sick relies on prevention and treatment, not punishment. It laments crude slang and bad phrasing like “Faithfully Serve” and questions the acceptability of split infinitives among Samaritans.

Roosevelt Appeal for Peace Sought in Europe

Paris reports French leaders publicly appealed to President Roosevelt to save peace in Europe. Edits and speeches warned Britain and France may fail to curb Germany and urged U.S. influence. Leon Blum urged Roosevelt to address Europe with state prestige and decisive support. The Dead Sea mentions note and evaporation.

Paris Roosevelt Europe Great Britain France Germany United States Leon Blum le Populaire le Petit Journal Prague

Young Bandits Hit Virginia Avenue Merchant

Two young armed bandits robbed Fred Reed, a grocery merchant on Virginia avenue, taking about 15 dollars from his pocketbook along with his driver’s license and cards. They fled on foot toward a waiting car, description: both about 28, one in gray, one in dark suit. police searched the southern city area with no arrests.

Fred Reed Virginia Avenue Reed

Federal Fisheries Adds Over 7.8 Billion Fish in 1938

The Federal Bureau of Fisheries reported 7,822,000,000 fish added to U S streams and lakes in fiscal 1938, a figure just below the prior year's total.

Federal Bureau of Fisheries U. S

Prisoners recaptured after county jail break

State's Attorney Martin L im gram and Sheriff Max Malott left by train for Van Buren Ark to return Ray mond Mitchell and James Lucas who escaped from the Washington County Jail about a month ago. THREE KILLED YOUNGSTOWN PA A head on collision on the Youngstown New Castle road killed three and injured eight none seriously A David Thompson 54 Mrs Esther Jane Chamberlain 48 New Castle Leo Robert Smith 46 Edenburg PA were the dead. American farmers received 609000000 from sale of their products in July 1938, 18 percent less than July 1937.

Martin L. Im ‘Gram Max Malott van Bure Ark Ray‘mond Mitchell James Lucas Washington County Youngstown Youngastown New Castle

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