Italian Troops Sail for Africa Amid Ethiopian Tensions
First contingent of Italian Blackshirts sails from Naples as Mussolini reviews two more battalions. Rome reports hundreds move to embark for Africa. Ethiopian charge d affaires vows defense. Civics League aids lunch program for 150 local children with a March 1 fund-raiser planned.
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Rome
Italy
Naples
Umberto
Mussolini
East Africa
Il Duce
Bastrachi
Cavagnari
Teruzzi
Art
I Duce
Count Galesar
Ciano
Africa
Ethiopia
Negardas Yesus
Yesus
Sicilian
Ordin- FE Ee
Civic League
John Kerr
Virginia Avenue
League
German Girls Face Death For Blabbing
Berlin reports two young German women of good social standing face the death penalty on espionage charges. They were employed in secretarial roles at the Reichswehr headquarters and allegedly disclosed military secrets to outsiders. The propaganda ministry said the sentence was not yet definite. Another account said findings were sent to Hitler for instructions awaiting further action.
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Berlin
Propaganda Ministry
Hitler
Yeaman Rushes To Bedside Of His Ill Mother
Yeaman boarded a United Airlines plane in Cleveland to reach New York after weather grounded his Chicago flight. He traveled from Honolulu February 9 arriving in San Francisco February 14 and planned to sail to Southampton 14 days after leaving Honolulu with his mother seriously ill awaiting his arrival.
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United Airlines
Cleveland
New York
Yeaman
Chicago
Honolulu
San Francisco
Southampton
Hauptmann interview in prison ends with defiant claim
Condemned Bruno Richard Hauptmann speaks through a 40 minute interview conducted in his cell. He asserts he has nothing to confess and would have confessed earlier to save his wife child and mother in Germany if possible. James L Kilgallen, star International News Service reporter, reports the exchange.
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Bruno Richard Hauptmann
James L. Kilgallen
Star
International News Service
Germany
Philadelphians Gather for Hopewell Meeting
J Passmore and Anna Griscom Elkinton of Philadelphia will attend a meeting at Hopewell Meeting House at 10 tomorrow morning. First Day School follows at 11. Everyone is invited to attend.
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J. Passmore
Anna Griscom Elkinton
Philadelphia
Hopewell
John Y. Himelright dies after hospital burn injuries
John Y. Himelright a longtime Star Tannery resident and Gravel Springs Lutheran member died in Memorial Hospital from burns suffered February 5 when he fell near a stove and appeared to have had a stroke. He was 82, born March 17, 1852, spent his life farming in Frederick county. Funeral arrangements are to be announced.
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John Y. Himelright
Star Tannery
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
Himelright
Mr. Himelright
John H
Mary Catherine Brill Himelright
Luther
Gun strikes woman amid Berengaria crowd in New York
Domestic dispatch reports a gun strike on a woman in New York as a mob of curious onlookers trails the Berengaria. Other items note Judge Eugene O Dune awards coins to two boys, Hauptmann in death house, and a psychiatrist testimony in the Kennamer case.
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New York
Betty
Baltimore
Eugene O’dunne
Manuel Receives Gold Badge for Fire Company Service
Frank Manuel, longtime sirenblower for the Sarah Zane Fire Company, was presented with a gold badge bearing his name and title in recognition of his ability to sound the tocsin.
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Frank Manuel
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Frank
Kilbourne Urges Governor to Act Against Long Power
Kilbourne in Baton Rouge called on Governor Allen in an open letter to withdraw Louisiana troops from what he called senseless soldier play. He urged the governor to show courage and end the bloodshed, blaming Long for the crisis and demanding action.
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Baton Rouge
Charles Kilbourne
Roussel
Oddition
Pong
Gov
Andrew Dillon Improves After Appendix Operation
Andrew Dillon of near Woodstock is improving in Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy. He arrived in a serious condition and doctors say a substantial effort was needed to save his life.
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Andrew Dillon
Woodstock
Memorial Hospital
Dillon
Koehler Refuses Comment on Hauptmann Death Verdict
New York February report shows Arthur Koehler a leading wood expert in Hauptmann case declines to discuss the verdict. He notes his testimony aided the jury and he plans to file a report in Washington before resuming work at the Madison lab on wood identification using x ray and ultraviolet methods.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Arthur Koehler
Hauptmann
Koehler
Forestry Service
Washington
H. Clapp
Department of Agriculture
United States Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Finders Keepers Court Rules In Gold Treasure Award
Baltimore detectives returned to a 19th century cellar find as Judge Eugene O Dunne awarded 16 year olds Theodore Jones and Henry Grob 3355 ancient coins valued at 11427 for their discovery. The boys' families were on municipal relief last August.
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Baltimore
Eugene O’dunne
Theodore Jones
Henry Grob
Kennamer sanity debated as trial resumes in Pawnee
In Pawnee Oklahoma February 16 the state blocks testimony by Dr Karl A Menninger on Phil Kennamer insanity at the time of the Tulsa killing. The defense plans to have Kennamer testify Monday while the court analyzes the psychiatrists testimony and notes.
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Associated Press
Pawnee
Okla
Karl A. Menninger
Topeka
Kas
Phil Kennamer
John F. Gorrell, Jr
Kennamer
Charles W. Mason
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Pawnee Okla
John F. Gorrell Jr
Karl A. Meninger
A. Flint Moss
Karl A. Menniger
John Gorrell
Tulsa
Homer F. Wilcox
Virginia Wilcox
Virginia
Menninger
Progress On History Of Winchester Fire Department
A committee representing the Winchester Fire Department companies is preparing a history of the department for free distribution to residents. The book is planned for release late next month with a foreword by Andrew Bell, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, describing the department and its equipment.
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Winchester
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Bengal Lancer Book In Library
A motion picture planned for Winchester draws on The Lives of a Bengal Lancer by F C Yeats Brown. The autobiography recounts his 1905 India service as a nineteen year old English lancer and weaves war and travel into a vivid memoir.
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Winchester
F. C. Yeats-Brown
India
Lancers
Nicholas Kopeloff
Hauptmann Jurors Weigh Stage Offer in New York
Samuel J. Burger stated the Hauptmann jurors would meet with Sheriff John H. Curtiss to discuss a vaudeville offer from Burger. He also sought consent for a Mrs Anna Hauptmann vaudeville tour through the Midwest, with an attorney’s reply pending. Backers deposited 25000 dollars in a New York bank as a guarantee to fund Hauptmann's appeal.
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New York
Samuel J. Burger
Hauptmann
John H. Curtiss
Hunterdon County
Burger
Edward J. Reilly
Anna Hauptmann
Middle West
York Fails To Appear For Talk At Troy Meeting
Troy New York citizens were puzzled by Sergeant Alvin C. York the World War hero failing to appear for a planned address last night. Chairman E Harold Cluett said York had spoken by phone from Cincinnati and a mistake kept him from Troy Ohio.
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Troy
N. Y
Alvin C. York
E. Harold Cluett
York
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nelson Property Brings $2,300 at Public Auction
Eston Carbaugh of Stephens City bought the Alfred 8S Nelson farm, 80 acres at the junction of White Post and Nineveh roads, one mile southeast of Stephens City. The sale occurred in front of the county courthouse with the highest bid of $2,300.
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Eston Carbaugh
Stephens City
Nelson
White Post
Nineveh
Choir Arrives For Grace Lutheran Concert Tonight
Susquehanna Motel choir from Selingsgrove Pa arrives around 4 PM and will be hosted by Grace Lutheran Church members. They dine at the Southern Inn and give a concert tonight at Grace Church at 8 15. They will also sing at the 11 o clock service tomorrow. No charge to the audience, a treat for music lovers. Mr. David Wakeman of Lantz Mills was a visitor in the city.
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Susquehanna
Selingsgrove
Grace Lutheran Church
Southern Inn
West Piccadilly Street
Hauptmann Arrives at New Jersey State Prison
Bruno Hauptmann, condemned for the Lindbergh baby murder, arrived at the New Jersey State Prison in Trenton after a 65 minute 24 mile trip from Flemington. He declared I am innocent while escorted by Warden McCrea and state police. A crowd of about 500 gathered as he entered the death house and was led to cell No. 9.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Pawnee
Okla
Phil Kennamer
John Gorrell
New York
Arthur Koehler
Hauptmann
San Francisco
Washington
Eepard
D-Tex
Senatetary Affairs
Byrd
D-Va
Virginia
Chamberlain-Vanderbilt
Old Point Comfort
F. E. Townsend
Calif
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Cat i
New Jersey
Flemington
Harry McCrea
Lieut
Allan
State Police
P He
Tarment
Irving Bleam
Mann
Imm
Death Chamber
John H. Curtiss
McCrea
Curtiss
Third
Federal Streets
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Weather outlook for week across Atlantic states
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday predicts rain in the south and snow in the north of the North and Middle Atlantic states early week. Snow and rain mix again Thursday or Friday with warmer conditions at start, then much colder Tuesday night and Wednesday, rising temperatures Thursday and Friday.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Avalon Inn Weekend Party Promises Free Spaghetti
Follow the crowd to the Avalon Inn on Saturday night February 16 along Route 11 Martinsburg Pike. A free spaghetti platter and an excellent band are offered with no cover or minimum charge at any time.
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Avalon Inn
Route 11
Martinsburg Pike
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