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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1938

Page

8

Pretty man in judgership list adds to shaky primary slate

Montgomery county political reporting notes Democratic and Republican primary activity. William Forrest Prettyman of Rockville filed to run for associate judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, with Stedman Prescott backing him. Clarence M. Phleeger enters the Republican State Central Committee race, adding to a crowded field of 46 total candidates across offices, with several others filing for sheriff, county commissioner, clerk of the circuit court, and judges of the Orphans Court. No candidates yet for county surveyor or House of Delegates on either ticket.

Stedman Prescott Prettyman Board of Election Supervisors Montgomery County Montgomery County Bar Association Montgomery County Board of Education Co. M. Phleeger Republican State Central Committee Clarence M. Phleeger Braddock Heights Phleeger State Central Committee Earl M. Lowell Burkittsville A. H. Derr George W. Wold Markell H. Nelson Charles F. Goodell George L. Doub Middetown Orphans Court Charles S. Houck Walkersville House of Delegates

Corun Will Probate Names Widows Children and Executors

The will of John W. Corun near Jefferson has been probated and recorded. Widowed widow Carrie M Fulmer Corun receives life use of the property with remainder to children Ruth E Koogle Hannah N Rise Catherine A King Hazel Corun Hobart M Corun Lewis F Coran Marguerite M Murry Calvin W Corun Eleanor W Corun. Executors named are sons in law Roger J Koogie Lewis V Rice and Oliver T King. Dated March 18 1935 witnessed by Mark a Himes and George R Dennis. In 1987 New Mexico had the highest birth rate in the country while New Jersey had the lowest.

Coreun John W. Corun Jeferson the Register of Willis Carrie M. Fulmer Corun Ruth E. Koogle Hannah N. Rise Catherine A. King Hazel Corun Hobart McK. Corun Lewis F. Coran Marguerite M. Murry Calvin W. Corun Eleanor W

Nebraska Senators Close On Frankfurter Court Pick

Washington reports Ned Norris and Burke back Frankfurter for the Supreme Court vacancy after Cardozo’s death. Roosevelt’s plan to appoint Harvard Law’s Felix Frankfurter faces Brandeis resistance and doubts about timing. Other contenders include Minton, Murphy, Garrison, and Green's AFL backing highlights internal court battle.

Rodney Dutchee Washington Nebraska George W. Norris Veterm Roosevelt Felix Frankfurter Harvard Law School Supreme Court Justice Cardozo Edward Burke Gamer Europe Frankfurter Burke I Frankfurter Louis D. Brandeis Brandeis Tom Corcoran Ben Cohen Brandes Dean Lloyd Garrison University of Wisconsin Law School Sherman Minton Indiana Frank Murphy Michigan Murphy

Heat Stifles Frederick as August Roasts City in Heat

Frederick residents endured a torrid August day with a 95 degree afternoon reading at multiple stations and downtown thermometers well over 100. Humidity remained low, heat prostrations were not reported, and winds from the south contributed to the heat being described as a regional hot snap.

Frederick Weather Bureau Frederic Fredick Gulf Fates South Atlantic States United States Savannah South Atlantic East Gulf States

Green backs wage-hour and housing bills in Senate

Congress backed the wage-hour bill and the Wagner-Steagall housing measure with Green pressing passage and George voting against both. Green endorsed Guy Gillette in Towe who voted against the wage-hour bill, and he called for Maverick of Texas to be defeated after the State Federation of Labor labeled him loyal on a ten to one scale. Labor leaders seek to punish friends of C L O, while old A F L slogans are said to have shifted to reflect defeating friends and enemies alike.

Congress Green Senate George Towe Guy Gillette Maverick Texas State Federation of Labor A. F. of L C. L O. Labor NEA Service, Inc

Cholera Threat to Japanese Forces on Yangtze Front

Shanghai reports a severe cholera outbreak at Kiukiang as Japanese troops advance toward Hankow. About 10,900 Chinese remaining at the river port are deemed likely cholera victims, with inoculation efforts underway. The epidemic stems from wells contaminated by bodies from Riukiang, complicating attacks on Chinese defenses above Roukiang.

Shanghai Kiukiang Yangtze River Hankow Riukiang Yangtze Roukiang

High Court seeks western expert on mining and water

Washington reports the Supreme Court desires a western law specialist in irrigation and mining. Candidates include William Denman of San Francisco and Sam G. Bratton of Albuquerque. Senator Norris has backed Felix Frankfurter. The region faces major irrigation and water rights tests in Nebraska, Wyoming, and Colorado amid North Platte disputes.

Preston Grover Washington Supreme Court Roosevelt William Denman San Francisco Sam G. Bratton Albuquerque New Mexico Senator Norris Nebraska Felix Frankfurter Harvard Wyoming Colorado U.S. Bureau of Reclamation North Platte West

Germans Parade in Swastika Uniforms in Berlin Display

Berlin August 15 Thousands of German reservists in Swastika decorated uniforms reported for nationwide maneuvers with the regular army. Hitler watched part of the day’s operations at Jueterbog, 20 miles south of Berlin, as observers estimate between a half million and a million men taking part amid public misgivings about the power display.

Berlin Regulr Irnis Hitler Jueterbog Germany

Fragmented memo on Supreme Court enlargement debate

Incomplete notes discuss high court expansion proposals credited to Deamac and later allies. Mentions district and circuit court roles, changes in support, and New Dealers’ stance while referencing the President and possible timing. Text is garbled but centers on court size discussions and partisan positions.

Black and Reds Deamac Supreme Court Staries Latera Semgte Oo Ares Janyous Ty Preadent Barry Apoo

Proves Spelding Useless Warns on Speeding Law

Chief Constable W W Foster Drake criticizes speeding rules as ineffective. He claims the law adds no real time savings and cites tests showing three and three quarter minutes gained over a four and a half mile stretch of city streets.

Voorvuser W. W. Foster Drake

New French Hues Dominating Fall 1938 Fashion Colors

Colors and fabrics define the 1938 autumn season with bold reds blues and violets alongside rusts taupes and greens. Paris designers Schiaparelli Patou Chanel Lanvin and others sent samples to New York via United Piece Dye Works, introducing rich surface textures and quilted or embroidered plain fabrics for day and evening wear.

New York Paris Schiaparelli Molyneux Patou Chanel Lelong Lanvin Magey Rouff Creed Marce Darmoy New

Glel Scout Picnic

Twenty two members of Troop 5 Girl Scouts attended a picnic Monday evening at Poplar Terrace farm of Colonel E Austin Baugh near Frederick Mississippi. Miss Yvonne Nukirk captain, Miss Margaret Hw and Mildred Keyser lieutenants, and Miss Dorothy Kefauver a WaStor assisted in arranging the event.

GLEL Scouis Poplar Terrace Col. E. Austin Baughman Frederick Yvonne, Nukirk Margaret Hw Mildred Keyser Dorothy Kefauver WaSstor

Summers Family Reunion at Furnace Ford Park

Annual Summers family reunion set for Sunday after noon at 1 30 oclock at Furnace Ford park on the old Washington pike. Family members announced the event with a program planned and music by the Live German Band to entertain attendees.

Summers Furnace Ford Park Old Washington Pike

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