Koo seeks League aid in China’s war with Japan
Chinese delegate Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo urged the League Council to apply covenant provisions for China’s aid against Japan. He cited October and February resolutions, noting most members have not assisted China and implying Soviet help. Ethiopia’s Haile Selassie, in London, said he will not go to Geneva for the debate on his fate.
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Geneva
V. K. Wellington Koo
League of Nations
League Council
China
Japan
League Assembly
Council
League
Russia
Koo
Italy
Ethiopia
Julio Alvarez del Vayo
Bolivia
London
Sadeyed Haile Selassie
Bath
League of Nations Council
Histry
Menen
Prince Selassie
France
Jerusalem
Marietti Pacha
Marseille
Paris
Frederick county music festival at Rouss Park
MA WINCHESTER urges Frederick county public school students to attend Friday’s music festival at Rouss Park. Last year music instruction began in all schools and both pupils and teachers have worked diligently for the event. Singing uplifts all ages and the year’s music courses mark a positive stride for students’ futures.
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Frederick County
Rouss Park
Rudimen
Missing Baltimore Pastor Promptly Sought by Wife
Mrs. Frederick I. Mumford, wife of Rev. F I Mumford of Garrett Park Methodist Episcopal Church, asked police to search for him after he left home in April. A letter from Gettysburg said he was visiting friends there. police found no trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick I. Mumford
Garrett Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Gettysburg
Mumford
Market Street
Methodist Church
Babe Does Well After Operation On Her Eyeball
Chicago May 10 An infant named Helaine Colan underwent removal of the left eyeball to save life from glioma of the retina. Dr Robert H Good reported the baby reacted favorably with little blood loss and no pain as experts debated blindness versus death. The case centers on a 52 week old child and a council of 10 medical experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Helaine Colan
Samuel A. Hoffman
Robert H. Good
Garfiel Community Hospital
Netter Cry
Estelle Colan
Helaine
Clara Bow Expecting Baby With Husband Rex Bell
Hollywood star Clara Bow announces she is pregnant and will have a caesarean delivery in June, arriving with husband Rex Bell yesterday. The former screen icon disclosed the news through her secretary.
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Hollywood
May
Clara Bow
Rex Bell
Clara
Seven British Airmen Killed in Separate Crashes
Seven Royal Air Force fliers died in crashes today following King George VI flying visits to four air force stations. Five fatalities occurred in Wyton station crashes Huntingdonshire while two others perished in a crash near Lincoln.
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London
Royal Air Force
George
Wyton
Huntingdonshire
Ee Station
Lincoln
Ell
Frederick County appoints twenty one election registrars
At a recent meeting of the Frederick County Electoral Board the 21 registrars for the upcoming two years were named for all precincts. Board members J. L. Jolliffe chair, Roger A. Kline secretary, and John W. Harper announced the appointees including Shawnee District Carpers Valley Bakers Mill Opequon Midletown Canterbury Stonewall Back Creek Dry Run Gore and more with each district assigning a registrar.
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Frederick County Electoral Board
J. L. Jolliffe
Clearbrook
Roger A. Kline
Middletown
John W Harper
Winchester
Shawnee
Carpers Valley
Sue
Bayer
Greater
J. D. Marker
Gainesboro
Bakers Mill
James_ avanes
Sfton
A. L. DeHaven
Lans
Bruce Brannon
Opequon
Armell
Arthur Armel
Canterbury
Henry Mears
J. Park Everly
Old Forge
Louise Shull
Stephens City
George C. Shryock
Stonewall
Albin
John H. Clayton
Brucetown
Frank H. Swimley
Neffstown
Fire destroys frame building once used by Ober Fertilizer
A mid afternoon blaze on North Cameron Street destroyed a frame and sheet metal building formerly used by G. Ober and Son Fertilizer, owned by Aulick Gibbons. Four volunteer fire companies fought the flames, with damage estimated at 2000 dollars and property nearby scorched by heat and smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Street
G. Ober and Son Fertilizer Company
Aulick Gibbons
Yellow Cab Company
Mr. Gibbons
Covby Insurance
Telephone Po
C. & P. Riaphtoee 09
Regional meeting adjourns tonight in Northern Virginia
Mayor J W Bickford presided as regional officials from northern Virginia gathered at the George Washington Hotel. Morton A Wallerstein said the General Assembly boosted school funding and ABC revenue shares while easing relief burdens. Attendees from many valley towns heard welcome by Dr C R Anderson and a dinner planned with Mayor Bolick as toastmaster before 8 pm adjournment and future meetings listed for Staunton Cape Charles May 16 Newport News May 17 Petersburg May 20.
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General Assembly
Morton A. Wallerstein
League of Virginia Municipalities
Wallerstein
Northern
Virginia
George Washington Hotel
ABC
Lucas D. Phillips
Leesburg
C. R. An Qn
Winchester
J. W. Bickford
Hampton
League
A. L. Bolick
Luray
L. B. Dutrow
Front Royal
Staunton
Cape Charles
Newport News
Petersburg
Ruling Against U S Labor Board in Ohio Case
Covington Kentucky May 10 The United States Circuit Court declared a Labor Board order against Thompson Products Company tended to destroy the purpose of the Labor Relations Act and promote discord among employers and employees The court refused an enforcement order against the Cleveland Motor Accessories concern Judge Elwood Hamilton wrote the board's findings were not supported by substantial evidence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington, Ky
United States Circuit
Labor Board
Thompson Products Company
Cleveland Motor Accessories
Elwood Hamiltn
Government Moves Against Foreign Spies
The federal government quietly acts to root out a suspected foreign spy ring tied to stolen U S army secrets. United States Attorney Lemar Hardy says witnesses will appear before a federal grand jury this week, with four people in custody including 26 year old German citizen Johanna Hofman, a hairdresser aboard the North German Lloyd liner Europa, alleged as a pay-off agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Army
Army Air Force
United States
Lemar Hardy
Johanna Hofman
Dr McGuire Re-elected Leader Of Memorial Hospital
Dr Hunter Holmes McGuire was re elected president of Memorial Hospital with C I Brumback as vice president and Dr James A Miller as secretary The board re elected terms and added new directors The hospital reported bequests totaling 78000 for patient care and memorial room funding and reduced bonded debt to 41500 A major X ray and therapy expansion is planned with a new nurse training school opening next September The facility aims to treat all cancer forms and improve diagnosis and overall growth plans include an emergency operating room and expanded facilities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Holmes McGuire
Memorial Hospital
C. I. Brumback
James A. Miller
Dr. McGuire
William Beverley
W. Nelson Page
John H. Rosenberger
W. E. Cooper
Frank Hack
B. B. Dutton
McGuire
Shirley Carter
Florinda J. Tilford
Winchester
Romance Reunites After War for North Bergen Couple
Egideo Tartara and Madaline Avena, married in 1913, will wed again in North Bergen. Separated by World War II service and years of absence, Tartara searched worldwide for his wife, while she divorced in 1933 and later returned to North Bergen. They will marry Friday night in a ceremony conducted by Recorder James D. McCabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bergen
N. J
Egideo Tartara
Madeline Avena
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church
James D. McCabe
Egideo
Piedmont
Italy
Prances Deltiano
100th Session Of Va Classis Opens May 13
The 100th annual meeting of the Classis of Virginia Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church opens May 13 at Woodstock with St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church as host. The program includes services, addresses, ordinations, and the unveiling of a tablet at Massanutten Military Academy commemorating its fortieth anniversary.
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Classis
Virginia
Potomac
Winchester
Kernstown
C. C. Skyles
Woodstock
B. L. Stanley
J. Silor Garrison
D. D
L Plickinger
A. M. Gluck
H. J. Benchoff
Massanutten Military Academy
Lantz “Hall
Academy
Amos J. Traver
Evangelical Luthern Church
Frederick
Lottery Plan for Armed Force Draft Discussed in San Francisco
War Department officials and army officers in San Francisco outlined a national lottery scheme to conscript 13 million men aged 21 to 31, with four draft classes and numbers drawn in Washington to set the order. Colonel W. J. O Kelliher and Major Lewis B. Hershey led the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States
United States War Department
Army
W. J. O’kelliher
Lewis B. Hershey
Army General Staff
Washington
Hershey
600 Students Of County To Sing Friday Festival
Frederick county public school students will host the first music festival at Rouss Park Friday at 10 30 with a massed choir of more than 600 under Dr Luther A Richmond supervisor of music in Virginia. Bus drivers are asked to cooperate and arrivals are expected between 9 and 9 30 with others at 10 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Rouss Park
Winchester
Capitol Theatre
Christ Episcopal Church
Luther A. Richenond
State Department of Education
Virginia
Anne Preston Starling
Duane
Freen Stephens City
Richmond
Starling
Julian Steele
Stephens City
Peter Yates Brinton
Mabel Massie
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Utility Holders Form Committee To Work With SEC
Executives from 14 large public utility holding companies create a five member committee to cooperate with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The goal is to present views and seek constructive progress toward conforming with the integration policy of the public utility holding company act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
W. O. Dougodypee
Birthday Proves Lawyer's Death Day
TALLAHASSEE Florida May 10 Attorney General Cary D Landis died here today The attorney general 75 years old today was born in Claypool Indiana and became attorney general of Florida by appointment from Governor Doyle EB Carlton in 1931 He was elected for a full term in 1932 and re elected in 1936.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Cary D. Landis
Claypool
Ind
Florida
Doyle EB. Carlton
Ear marked funds against individual projects spark debate
Washington notes the administration's 3.054 billion spending loan bill aims to create 4.135 million jobs, with no earmarking for specific projects. The Works Progress Administration would provide 2.8 million jobs, Public Works Administration 1 million, Civilian Conservation Corps 300 thousand, plus 500 thousand through general public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Works Progress Administration
Public Works Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
White House
Senate
Representative Taber
R-Ny
Appropriations Committee
Woodrum
D-Va
Congress
Another Kilmer horse withdrawn from Preakness
Baltimore May 10 Lucky Omen Kilmer's Preakness nominee developed a cough and will not run in the Saturday classic. Nedayr also began coughing recently and was scratched from the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Banker Dead in Montclair After Heart Attack
Ralph T. Crane, 60, a veteran banker with Brown Herriman and New York investment firms and former president of the Investment Bankers' Association of America, collapsed and died today following a heart attack in Montclair New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
Ralph T. Crane
Brown Herriman
New York Investment Bankers
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
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Rev
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Gettysburg, Pa
Babe
Star Office
C. R. Anderson
U. S. Labor Board
Massanutten
B. K. Hay
W. H. Groff
H. W. Miller
H. A. Behrens
H. A. Walker
I. L. Rudisill
A. W Barley
DR. Richmond
House Committee
Kilmer
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