Pupil's Mind Is Discussed At College Conference
FrederickMd October 26 College women gathered to discuss students and their attitude toward world politics. Miss Nancy Heckert opened the four day regional meeting of the Women Intercollegiate Association for Student Government with the theme The Student Facing the World Crisis. Lectures include David Popper on The Effect of the War On the United States Economically and Dr Oliver Reddick on The Effect of the War On the Status of Women. Lord Marley will discuss Europe 1939 at Hood College and has surveyed lands for Jewish refugee colonization.
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United States
Oliver Reddick
Hood College
India
Lord Marley
Europe
House of Lords
Military fashion dominates mid season Paris shows
Paris fashion houses presented mid season military inspired wear despite the ongoing war. Fabrics in Maginot blue Polly blue trench brown and planet gray featured with large pocketed coats and suits, saddle pockets, knapsack style shoulder pockets, gold buttons and belts.
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Paris
Polly
Legion
Schiaparelli
Baltimore May Bid For Republican Meet
Baltimore officials push to host the 1940 Republican convention citing historic nominations in the city by Andrew Jackson Woodrow Wilson and Abraham Lincoln. Paul Robertson of the Republican City Committee asks the Maryland League of Republican Women to launch a campaign, stressing Eastern state support.
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Baltimore
America
Paul Robertson
Republican City Committee
Maryland League of Republican Women
Andrew Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Wilson
Lincoln
Maryland
Mellwee Band To March In Parade
Hagerstown Maryland prepares for the Halloween Mummers parade with nearly 60 000 expected spectators. Eleven state patrolmen and the city police will police the crowd while bleachers rise near the public square. The Mellwee Municipal Band of Winchester plans to participate and prizes are offered for top bands.
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Mellwee Band
Hagerstown
Alsatia Club
MclIiwee Municipal Band of
Winchester
Finland Holds Firm as Soviet Demands Are Discussed
In Helsinki an official said Finland still would not yield on key points in Soviet requests. Dr Paasikivi led talks with President Kallio and other leaders before returning with the new Russian demands. A Finnish law will limit currency outflow to 3,000 markkas. Russian submarines were reported en route to Tallinn amid maneuvers near Estonia and Latvia.
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Helsinki
Russia
Finland
Juhu Paasikivi
Eyvesti Kallio
Eljas Erkko
Aimo Cajander
Foreign Office
Paasikivi
Moscow
Rushia
Tallinn
Gulf of Finland
Estonia
Latvia
Sunny Side Man Sentenced To Five Years In Leavenworth
Terry Dodd, 60, convicted on counterfeit charges, receives a five year sentence at Leavenworth. He notes prior time there and quips that the facility is a good old folks home and that he will be 65 and ready for his pension upon release.
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Oklahoma City
Leavenworth
Terry Dodd
United States
Coal Changed Hands Often
A police court case settled with Judge Donald Weems ruling for the Dunlap Tire Company and representative Lawrence Pannett. The dispute centered on a $117 debt by L. J. Sandlin and Virginia Sandlin and a chain of coal transfers from August 15 through subsequent sales to Fred Winkfield and then his brother, involving delivery to Pannett’s customer.
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Donald Weems
Fred Winkfield
Lawrence Pannett
Dunlap Tire Company
L. J. Sandlin
Virginia Sandlin
Pannett
Footgear From Luray Bootmaker Stays In Use 62 Years
In Luray Virginia an elderly pair of boots made by a local bootmaker remain worn by Dutch Ingham a Black man who holds them in good repair through frequent greasing. He says he acquired them in a swap about three decades ago.
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Luray
Dutch Ingham
Thief Wrestles With Conscience at Syracuse School
Syracuse man enters a local school and ransacks desks in many rooms then writes on the blackboard Forgive me, oh Lord before leaving with loot.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Forty Believed Drowned After Steamer Sinks Off Vodo
The 250 ton Greek coastal steamer Amorakia struck a reef near Vodo and sank while en route to Piraeus. Forty persons were believed drowned in the disaster.
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Athens
Amorakia
Vodo
Piraeus
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