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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1938

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5

Japan Not 10 Tell Navy Plans

Tokyo reports a conference on Japan's naval program declined to disclose plans to United States and Great Britain. France also sent a note as Tokyo faces possible actions under the 1936 treaty terms. Washington signals willingness to limit armaments and urges not to isolate nations.

Tokyo Dspan Aoghe Japan Mote United States Great Britain France Dome Domei Washington London Hmit

Year’s Munitions For China Armies Safe

Shanghai reports munitions sufficient for Chiang Kai-shek’s armies for another year of war against Japan. The shipments moved from British Hongkong to Hankow despite Japanese efforts to strike the Canton Hankow railway, a key supply line. Canton, near 80 miles northwest of Hongkong, serves as a relay point while Hankow remains inland as a defense base in central China.

Shanghai Chiang Kai-shek Japan Hongkong Hankow China South China Coast Canton-Hankow Canton Bankow

Crop Control Bill Up For House And Senate Action

Washington February crop control bills move through Congress this week under pressure from the Agriculture Department for quick enactment. AAA officials urge rapid approval to affect this year’s cotton crop, saying details will take time as acreage allocation rules are set. A Senate House committee compromise from last fall’s measures will be ready for House action on Tuesday with Majority Leader Barkley signaling a Senate vote on Wednesday.

Washington Congress Agriculture Department AAA Sime Senate House Committee Barkley Senate House

Funeral Tuesday for Russell Long prominent Creagerstown farmer

Russell Crum Long 62 a longtime breeder of Percheron horses died at his home one mile south of Creagerstown after a seven week illness. A son of the late William Franklin and Emma Siii er Long he was born January 10 1876 in Jefferson. He lived on the farm for 34 years and was a pioneer draft horse breeder with Percherons winning championships at the Frederick Fair and elsewhere. He also bred Holstein cattle and rode trotting horses and was a noted tournament rider in Frederick county.

Russell Crum Long Creagerstown Mr. Long William Franklin Emma Siiier Long Jefferson St Paul's Lutheran Church Utica Mr Long Frederick Farr Frederick Frederick County

Stalled Auto Wrecks Train in Missouri Valley Killings

In Benton Arkansas a Missouri Pacific Texan passenger train struck an unoccupied auto at a rural crossing and overturned. Three trainmen and three unknown passengers died, with the wreck leaving two baggage cars, four day coaches and two Pullmans off the tracks.

Benton Ark Missouri Pacific Texan John Thomas Brannan Peter Grant Railway Express Messenger L J. Jackson

Death Notices Highlight Creagerstown Residents

The Knight of Creagerstown performer and member of the Frederick County Perch Meron Association, Mr. Long, dies leaving a wife Naomi Adab Long and four sons Franklin M. Long Donald R. Long Miss Nellie E Long Masten D. Long all of Creagerstown and J Elwood Long of Baltimore along with two Baltimore sisters. Grandchildren survive. Funeral tomorrow from 130 PM with final rites at St Pauls church Utica at 2 PM. Interment in adjoining cemetery. MM R Etchison and Son funeral directors.

Knight of

One Killed One Hurt In Valley Plane Crash

Baltimore February 6 John G. Fenwick 22 was killed and his brother C Bernard Fenwick 24 critically injured when their light monoplane crashed after takeoff from a meadow near their Worthington Valley home. Passersby pulled them from the wreckage. The Fenwicks are noted with the Green Spring Valley Hunt Club and were known in steeplechase circles.

Baltimore John G. Fenwick C. Bernard Fenwick Worthington Valley Fenwick Fenwicks Green Spring Valley

New Parish Hall Opens at Sabillasville

The Ladies' Guild of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church in Sabillasville opened a new parish hall with a kitchen shower and a talk on Farm Lighting by a South Penn Power Co. rep. About 100 guests attended, gifts and donations were given, and the fireproof hall includes a large hall, kitchen, fuel room, and oil burner heating. Bar ney Harbaugh and Hugh Eby assisted, refreshments were served, and officers are Mrs. Howard Wagaman president, Mrs. Wilbur Fox vice president, Miss C. Irene Wise treasurer, and Elsie P. Weamert secretary.

Ladies’ Guild St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church Sabillasville South Penn Power Co Barney Harbaugh Hugh Eby Guild Howard Wagaman Wilbur Fox C. Irene Wise Elsie P. Weamert

Attorney General Rules Auto Accidents Must Be Written

Baltimore February 6 Attorney General Herbert R O Connor stated reports of automobile accidents required by law must be written not telephoned He told Maj Gen Elmer F Munshower commander of the State police that the report must reach the commissioner of motor vehicles within 24 hours Regulations of the commissioners office require writing even though the law does not.

Baltimore Herbert R. O'Conor

Child Struck by Automobile in Middletown

Betty Jane Haupt, about 13, narrowly escaped a fatal accident when a Ford sedan struck her crossing Main Street. Driver Orrison swerved to miss her, then stopped as bystanders assisted. She suffered head and leg injuries, later described as fractures. a police inquiry was planned in Middletown.

Middletown Ger Assie Betty Jane Haupt Henry Haupt Green Street Berkeley Richard H. Todd Orsison Frederick Orrison

Had Political Backing To Land Their Places

Baltimore February 6 William M Maloy chairman of the State Un employment Compensation Board said virtually all of the board s 267 permanent employs had political backing for their jobs We ve got people in here from every political group Maloy said I want to say that I don t think jobs in a state organization like this should be awarded solely to one political faction We are all going to be in the same party after the primaries are over Maloy a Democratic leader said he wanted to emphasize that no body can get a job in our organization who does not pass tests given by our personnel officer

Baltimore William M. Maloy Chaiirman State Unemployment Compensation Board Maloy

Answers to Cranium Crackers Solve Bayard Mystery

The police ruled out drowning in the Sound noting Bayard's lungs held fresh water not seawater, indicating a non drowning.

Bayard

Insurgents Roll Back Regulars Near Teruel

Insurgent forces under Fidel Davila report a 25 mile front gain north of Teruel at the Spanish frontier. They claim Pancrado seized and communications across the Alfambra River Valley under their control. Government troops attack west of Teruel and report capturing Hill 1040 overlooking Barcelona.

Hendaye France Fidel Davila Lower Aragon Teruel Valencia Catalonia Pancrado Davila Alfambra Barcelona

Unclear Series of Q A Items on Geography and Policy

The fragment lists five items: the honeymoon bridge at Niagara Falls formed by ice pressure in the Niagara River. a conditional statement about succession requiring a male heir. a remaining figure claiming about one third of capacity. a statement labeled false regarding a request for increased army strength. and a mention of Tibet.

Niagara Niagara River Tibet

Four Drown When Soft Ice Breaks in Woonsocket

In Woonsocket Rhode Island on February 6 a group of four drowned after ice broke beneath them while three children ages 5 7 and a man aged 25 attempted to cross. The victims were Anna Muriel arieor 5 Normas T and Alfred Preasd 7 and Michael Cherwimsky 25 who died while trying to rescue the children.

Woonsocket, R. 1 Anna Muriel ¥Arieor Normas. T Alfred Preasd Michael Cherwimsky

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