Peace Versus War Debates At Gold Star Mothers Meeting
Staunton Virginia September 27 Representative A Willis Robertson urges peace over war to Gold Star Mothers of America at their annual convention in Staunton praising patriotic sacrifice and warning that postwar sentiment risks another world conflict. He cites Woodrow Wilson and argues for equitable trade and “equality of opportunity” to prevent future wars.
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Staunton
Gold Star Mothers of America
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
Old Dominion
Shenandoah Valley
Midas
Woodrow Wilson
Lusitania
America
Wilson
Paradise
Bee Brother
Spain
Germany
Italy
New York
Ond
Hall
David
Stonewall Jackson
Baltimore Mayor Jackson Eyes Maryland Governor Bid
Annapolis reports Mayor Howard W. Jackson of Baltimore aims for the governor’s mansion within two years. He spoke to about a thousand at a ball game and announced his Democratic gubernatorial bid while presenting a trophy to Huntington, champions of the Southern Maryland League.
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Annapolis
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Huntington
Maryland Builds Large Unemployment Fund Balance
The Social Security Board reports Maryland had a balance of 5,516,919.51 in the unemployment trust fund of the U S Treasury as of August 31. The amount reflects contributions from employers and workers and is part of the national unemployment program.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Maryland
United States Treasury
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle lists across and down clues with numbers and various word hints. The answer grid shows mixed fragments including phrases like deceptive conveying ancient Hebrew references and Greek letters, with unsure OCR artifacts.
Maryland joins states with Social Security Board programs
With approval of its unemployment compensation law on December 22 1936 Maryland became one of 36 states with all Social Security Board programs in operation. By August Maryland had received 179708.99 dollars from the federal government to pay administrative costs of its unemployment compensation system and was among the first states to use federal funds for monthly needy allowances.
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Maryland
Social Security Board
St Davids locals host friends from Maryland and Ohio
Mr and Mrs Theodore Rinker and two children of Point of Rocks Maryland and Mr and Mrs Paul Shipp with others visited Mr and Mrs John M Rinker at St Davids Church Virginia last week. Several local families hosted and accompanied guests during the weekend with trips to nearby towns and hospitals.
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ST. David’s Church
Theodore Rinker
Point of Rocks
Paul Shipp
George Shipp
Newark
Ohio
Elmer Rinker
Mt. Jackson
John M. Rinker
A. L. Painter
Hamburg
E. L. Clem
G. H. McClanahan
Lucy Habron
Earl Silvious
M. M. McClanahan
T. E. Sibert
Summit
S Point
W. Va
F. C. Sonner
Near Strasburg
T. A. Crabill
A. M. McClanahan
Leo
Evelyn McClanahan
A. O. McClanahan
Upper Marlboro
D. T. Stephens
Harrisonburg Hospital
West Virginia
Missing Line of Type Worth $10,000
Frederick Maryland. County officials say a missing line of type in a road funds act caused Frederick to lose 5000 dollars from its expected share, reducing allocations for Frederick to 2000 while others get 2000. The error will be corrected with a certificate of original intent and submission to the state roads commission chairman, with a legislative delegation to follow.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Brunswick
Homer E. Tabler
State Roads Commission
Everyday Science booklet offers clear explanations of modern conveniences
Science enters daily life through research and experiments and everyday science explains how popular modern conveniences work. It covers plants animals stars weather chemistry physics geography and psychology answering common questions from readers of the Washington Information Bureau. Ten cents postpaid. Include coupon and send to Washington DC.
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Washington Information Bureau
Doctors Call U S Policy In China Spineless
Canton dispatch reports Cordell Hull protests Japanese air raids and urges neutrality laws not be applied. The cable lists civilian casualties in China and says enforcing neutrality would aid Japan and hurt China. American missionary doctors in Wuchang issue an open letter condemning U S Far East policy as spineless.
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Canton
United States
Cordell Hull
Japan
China
Wuchaw
Far East
Anglo American plan to boycott Japan faces labor leaders
London labor quarters discuss strong plans for a joint Anglo American trade and loan boycott tantamount to sanctions. British labor leaders note 62 percent of Japanese imports come from the United States and Great Britain while Japan sends half of its exports to those two nations.
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London
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Will Rogers Relates Marriage Strain In Divorce Tale
A humorous Will Rogers anecdote describes persistent marital tensions and a lawyer’s blunt handling of divorces. Rogers quips about strained relations dating from the wedding, noting his in laws reside in Australia as the punchline.
Wedding Invitations Now At Special Prices
Local print shop advertises wedding invitations at discounted rates with assorted styles and bulk options for couples seeking affordable print services. Offers include customizable templates and quick turnaround to fit event timelines.
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N. Loudoun Street
Winchester
PHONE
Manville
Gene Ahern
Yoave
Sudge
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Jackson
Ludge
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Hergem
Chrising Tian
Egypt
Samuel
Fez
Fis
St. David’s
Mor
THE
Maytag Company
Newton
Winchester Evening Star
Information Bureau
Frederico J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
U.S
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Wyer
Thane
Australia
American News Features, Inc
Portland Cement Association
State Planters Bank Bidg
Richmond
Ind
C. L. Brumback
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