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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1942

Page

3

Hayes says Georgia beating and jail feud with Rome police

Calhoun Georgia July 16 famed Negro tenor Roland Hayes says he and his wife were beaten and jailed by Rome police after a shoe store incident. Store manager Higgins denies the beating and notes Hayes resisted arrest claiming his status as a concert singer. Hayes calls the humiliation a shame for Georgia and vows to return.

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Picnic Brings Lions Club Members and Guests Together

Sixty five members of the Frederick Lions Club and guests attended a Baker Park picnic on Thursday evening. Highlights included a softball game, tennis, badminton, horseshoe pitching, and bicycle racing won by Willard Rudy. An impromptu Beefing meal followed, served by Faithful Workers of St. John’s Church. Committee members were Ruhland Boyer Ralph Boyer Dorsey Shipley and Dr Paul Kallaway.

Frederick Lions Club Baker Park Purple Gang Willard Rudy Ienie Faithful Workers of Creaerstown St. John’s Lutheran Church Ruhland Boyer Ralph Boyer Dorsey Shipley Paul Kallaway

Nitrogen Cut From Fertilizer For Next Wheat Crop

Frederick County farmers face nitrogen shortages as War Production Board limits chemical nitrogen in fall sown grain fertilizer. Expect 40 percent cut in nitrogen. barley may suffer more. Organic nitrogen possible but costly. manure may be used as top dressing. County needs about 10,000 tons of fertilizer for fall sown grain.

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Roosevelt nominates Rose B. Crabbe post mistress at Rawson

President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of Mrs. Rose B. Crabbe for post mistress of Rawson Harpers Ferry West Virginia on July 16. The appointment grants Mrs. Crabbe a second term in that office.

Harpers Ferry W. Va Roosevelt U. S. Senate Rose B. Crabbe Rawson

King Of Newsboys' Returns For Visit

King Cole and Mrs Cole, globe trotters billed as king and queen of newsboys, arrived in Frederick after tours of Mexico and Latin America. He praises democracy, urges Christian youth focus, notes wartime unity, and notes Mexico and Honduras as past hotbeds of propaganda. He plans to travel to Washington and supports American war effort and moral education. Gasoline stations in Britain cut supplies for invasion defense.

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