Kiwanis Pay Tribute to Late William E Filler at Meeting
The Kiwanis Club honored charter member William E. Filler at a noon meeting in the French Scott Key Hotel. Filler, who died Sunday after a long absence due to health travel, was praised by Rev. Dr. Charles E. Wehler. The club reported over 92 percent attendance for the first quarter and heard travel notes from Samuel H. Rosenstock on his European tour. A Frederick delegation planned to attend Washington Biwanis Army Day events April 28 with ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Kiwanis Extend Invite to Fifth Annual Apple Blossom Festival
Winchester Kiwanis Club extended invites to local Kiwanians for the fifth annual Apple Blossom Festival planned around May 2. Attending guests included J. A. Hopper from Harrisburg John M. DeChant Lewistown Albert Dowe from Baltimore Dro Cruicksbanks Hagerstown Martin Kohrback GW Heinlein and Robert D. Osburn from Frederick.
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Eastern Invasion Not Entirely a Blessing at Geneva
Geneva April 17 Japanese official statements at Geneva claim Japan fights narcotics despite admitting some leaks. M Sato, Japanese League of Nations delegate, says contraband word unknown before Commodore Perry opened Japan. He asserts Japan will stop narcotic production only if other nations do the same.
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Controversy Over Seizure of Cocaine at Indian Port
Sir John Campbell, Indian representative, charged Japan with exporting large cocaine quantities. He argued Japan produced far more cocaine than needed domestically and sought clarity on its use. The discussion highlights concerns over international drug traffic and trade.
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