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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1938

Page

6

Safeguarding of Military Information Expanded

Washington July 21 war department officials disclosed new gains in protecting military secrets after a recent arrest of ring suspects in New York. An official circular added safeguarding of military information to the nine basic functions of the G 2 division, which handles codes ciphers maps and intelligence gathering through attaches abroad. Changes also require candidates for Reserve commissions in military intelligence to pass exams in safeguarding secret information. Navy precautions include photographing every officer and man at the NewportRI torpedo station. Some observers foresee a military intelligence career corps to cooperate with the Justice Department as Roosevelt calls for more funds to combat spies.

Washington Det New York Army Navy Newport R 1 Roosevelt Justice Department

Jackson Hits Back At O Conor In Talk

Arbutus Md July 21 Mayor Howard W Jackson Democratic gubernatorial candidate delivered a sharp rebuke to Attorney General Herbert R O Conor accusing him of ignoring real issues and calling him names The Pa apsco Democratic Club speech echoed a Baltimore address where Conor criticised the citys Democratic machine Jackson accused O Conor of duplicity aligning supporters to rival senatorial candidates while claiming to mind his own business

Arbutus Howard W. Jackson Herbert R. O'Conor Pa'apsco Democratic Club Baltimore Conor O Conor Jackson O'Conor

Italian Clergyman Banned As Citizen

Paterson New Jersey July 21 A clergyman who refused to bear arms on religious grounds was denied American citizenship. Rev Angelo Benvenuto Italian born father of eleven told Judge Robert H Davidson that religious scruples prevented killing in war but offered to serve the United States in any other ministerial capacity. The judge ruled that natives must bear arms and naturalized citizens cannot be exempt.

Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four

Answers list five items including Ursa Major as the Great Bear and venal versus venial. boxer weight class lightest. Iswright and Ranthippe relation to Mocrates. Yugoslavia capital Belgrade. English letter name zed.

Iswright Ranthippe Mocrates Yugoslavia Belgrade

Three Cars In Accident At Fourth And Bentz Streets

An intersection crash involving three cars on Fourth Street near Bentz Street sent Leon C. Gouker 37 of Jefferson to jail on charges of driving while intoxicated reckless driving failing to stop at a boulevard sign and leaving the scene. No injuries. Baker and Watkins summoned for hearing. Witnesses say Gouker failed to stop and struck Baker then Watkins, then fled twice before being retrieved.

Fourth Bentz Streets Leon C. Gouker Jefferson Roy A. Baker Maple Avenue Rose E Watkins Mt. Airy R O. Six Gouker Fourth Street Bentz Street Baker Miss Watkins Arnold Simmons West Fifth Street Simmons Dorothy Worriow Lindbergh Avenue This City Watkins

Private Separation Planned By Countess

London July 21 Attorneys for Count and Countess Haugwitz-Reventlow planned a private separation. The Countess Barbara Hutton would gain custody of their 2 year old Lance. the Count would have visitation. The couple aims to avoid more publicity after a July 5 court hearing.

London Haugwitz-Reventlow Barbara Hutton Lance Woolworth Kentleman

Answers for a Vatican newspaper quiz

The items list a quiz context with five entries: 1 Joseph C O Mahoney, 2 thirty six? or 26 with Austria out, 3 a film producer, 4 Vatican newspaper, 5 true. The fragment hints at named individuals and a true/false prompt.

Joseph C. O'Mahoney Austria Vatican True

All Saints Plans and Post Office Remodeling Bids Opened

Post office remodeling at Frederick to extend rear building add loading platform and expand space with new offices and boiler. Bids open August 23 in Procurement division. All Saints church considers vesting choir and gallery removal with cloister linked to chancel at about 5500 dollars.

Frederick W. E Reynolds Public Buildings Branc’s U. S. Post Office Guy K. Motter Smith W. Purdum Parcel Post Department

Plans to separate choir from congregation at church

A parish project outlines choir access via the Parish House cloister and shows a blackboard rendering of proposed church alterations. A canvass meeting is planned next Wednesday to report progress on plans and funding as Rev Hoolf assumes the rectorship after Rev Duboise Ingie’s death during the forty five year term. Meanwhile Emma Lamar of Braddock Heights was fined five dollars plus costs for reckless driving after a Monday crash that injured a cyclist, with police noting the vehicle struck a bicycle rider and caused bicycle damage.

Hoolf Duboise Ingie Pansh House Emma Lamar Braddock Heights Justice O. Fred Ridenour Middletown Corp W. K. May William C. Brooks

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