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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1938
Page
10
Louis XIV ordered that all sailors officers and cannoneers of his admirals feet should be citizens of Saint-Malo. The old port famed as mariners and buccaneers, reputedly capturing over 1500 vessels in one war, sits on a granite island in Brittany and serves as a stronghold of the French navy.
The article surveys stamps and historical scenes including a French 20-franc stamp featuring Saint-Malo and its cathedral, Jacques Carer kneeling scene, a blue champagne stamp, and a British rulers visit to Paris. It also highlights a 16-filler Hungarian stamp honoring Saint Ladislaus with a haloed portrait, detailing his reign and legacy.
Court news lists marriages between many couples across several states with ages and residences, followed by property deeds and legal actions. The King salmon ascends the Yukon to travel over 2,250 miles, moving 20 to 40 miles daily as a separate note.
Holy communion was held at the Lutheran church in Foxville led by Rev. E W Young from Hagerstown. An afternoon service is planned July 24 at 2 30 p m by Rev. W C Huddle of Williamsport, brother of the local pastor. Mrs Margaret Wolfe remains seriously ill at home with condition unchanged. Mrs Clemmie Fox visited the Wolfe home last week. Roy Smith and son Donald visited Highfield with friends on Sunday. Mrs Tracey Delauter remains ill at her home with condition unchanged.
A line of strong storms crossed FredericK county Monday night and Tuesday morning, cooling temperatures in Baltimore area with a Tuesday max around 92 degrees. Lightning damaged thirteen properties, winds toppled fences and blew out windows, and rain quieted by Tuesday morning.
Chief of Police Allen S. Bartgis said police recovered about 10000 cigarettes from a 40000 item stolen by Ernest D. Lloyd, who runs a West Patrick street confectionery store. The bulk of the goods remains unrecovered as authorities seized the lot after Lloyd's May 27 arrest. Lloyd remains jailed on a 1000 dollar bond for grand jury action. Divorce has been cut almost in half in Moscow during the past two years.
Langdon W Post, once New York City tenement commissioner, proposed modern low cost housing blocks to replace tenement districts. After a public clash with Mayer LaGuardia, he left policing and now writes a provocative book The Challenge of Housing, urging a new-day vision for future housing policy. Farrar & Rinehart.
In Torrington, Washington, four thousand turkeys owned by O. kd. thrasher patrol neighbor fields and feast on grasshoppers, curbing crop damage. The farmer notes the birds have been invited to dine out so often he needed a roast wagon for transport.
A local veterans group debated site options and favored Baltimore as the location for a proposed U S Veterans Hospital. Officers were elected for the post, including Guy K Motter as commander and Wilbur W Baker as chief aid, with delegates chosen for a state convention in Baltimore.
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