Japs Repulse Sharp Attack By Chinese
Tokyo reports from Chinchow Manchuria say Major General Jeikiro Hattori’s 14th Brigade repulsed a Chinese assault at Hsidengkou Pass on Sunday after Chinese reinforcements arrived. Chinese casualties were estimated at 500. Japanese losses were 13 killed and 31 wounded.
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Japanese Forces Likely to Cross Great Wall Into North China
Indications arose that Japanese invaders may feel compelled to cross the Great Wall into North China proper to smash Chinese concentrations just south of the boundary in Jehol province.
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One Dead And Three Injured In Chemical Blast
Edward Machander of Baltimore died from injuries after a fixture used to lay smoke screens exploded in a chemical building at Edgewood Arsenal. Three others, Martin Galladay Harvey Cage and Stanley E Stanford of Van Ridder, were burned, two seriously. Cage and Galliday remained in serious condition at the arsenal hospital. all were civilian employees.
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Roosevelt Urges Faith as Banks Reopen Nationwide
President Roosevelt told Americans the banking system would reopen progressively starting tomorrow and asked for public confidence. He said banks would take care of all needs, explained phased reopening across federal reserve cities and state banks, and urged unity to restore the financial system.
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Banks in dozen reserve centers reopen nationwide
Washington issued orders permitting private banks and federal credit institutions to resume operations at 8 a m tomorrow in twelve federal reserve cities plus other institutions. Regulations require delivery of any gold holdings to the government within 30 days and stress meeting public pranks needs while restricting transfers to essential purposes until normal conditions return.
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Death summons Mrs Funk after long illness
Mrs Loui Vashti Funk of Strasburg Virginia died at home Saturday after a long illness. She was 67 and widow of Christopher Pickey Punk. Funeral service was held at the Christian Church with Rev Arthur Wake officiating and interment in Riverview Cemetery. She taught in White Post Oranda and Middletown and was active in church work. Survived by husband six children three daughters and three sons.
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Manassas
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Winchester
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Apples In Winchester A Community Asset Worth More Attention
Editor notes most residents underestimate local apple usage claiming 15 000 to 20 000 bushels annually and suggests boosting value via hospitality profits. The writer praises orchards and growers as community backbone, urges using local produce in hotels and restaurants and recognizing its economic potential.
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Seven Convicted In Police Court By Judge Weems
Seven men were found guilty in police court before Polic Justice Donald L. Weems on charges tied to public conduct or intoxicants. Convicts include William Clevenger and Douglas Foreman of Highland avenue each fined 15.75 for drunk and disturbing church worship. George Crabtree fined 10.75 for the same offense. Vernon Long of Baltimore fined 10.75 and given 30 days in jail for public drunkenness and assault on Frank Palmer. George Martin listed as drunk with 10.75. Clifton Stickley fined 10.75 for drinkenness. Carson Shaffer of Frederick county fined 124.25, 30 days in jail, and driving permit revoked for one year.
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Vernon Long
Baltimore
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Clifton Stickley
Apple Growers Seek Lifting of Tariff Bars
The Apple Growers council, with vice presidents named including John Napier Dyer of Vincennes Indiana and R T Criswell of Chambersburg Pennsylvania, met representatives from multiple states to press for tariff relief. Resolutions urge inclusion of apples in Agriculture Department plans and Farm Board consideration, plus talks on unclassified exports and insecticide limits.
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Vincennes
Indiana
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Chambersburg
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Southington
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French Strother Dies At Capital In Washington Hospital
French Strother, longtime Hoover associate who supplied the president with speech ammunition, died in a Washington hospital early today from pneumonia complications. He was a trusted adviser and helped shape remarks delivered during Hoover’s administration.
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