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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1938

Page

5

Alfalfa Club Mow Fest Draws Washington Elite

The Alfalfa Club’s annual “crop mowing” at Joseph Himes’s home drew about 500 guests led by Vice President John N Larner, with diplomats, senators, congressmen and other notables including Marvin H. MacIntyre and Sam Rayburn. The afternoon featured a mock harvest, circus acts, a rabbit hunt, and a festive dinner with a flag ceremony and performances by Washington singers.

Washington Joseph H. Himes Hall John N. ‘Larner Frederick Humeler Marvin McIntyre John N. Garner Roosevelt Jfalfa Bertrand H. Snell Garner Joseph H Himes

Letter Carriers Hold Spring Dinner Meeting in Walkersville

About fifty members with families attended the Frederick and Montgomery county letter carriers spring dinner and meeting at Walkersville High School. Raymond Coombs of Churchill NY spoke on rural carrier laws and a new November 11 federal holiday. Officers were elected. convention plans include Ocean City 1939 and National in Washington.

Frederick Montgomery County Walkersville Raymond Coombs Churchill N.Y National Organization Henry B. Simpson Mr. Coombs Congress J. Edward Cooper C C McDevitt National Casper Moore Yellow Springs George Devit Kiss Ocean City Washington Ira Darby Gaithersburg Merril E. Lease New Market Irvin Gue Rockville N. O. Sharrer Rocky Ridge Swomiler Yamsville L. C. Brandenburg Myersville M. E. Lease Emory Stottlemyer Thurmont C. D. Day Germantown

Wears Church Bell 75 Years

In Fulton Wisconsin on June 6 AP notes Harry Green aged 84 has lived 73 years within hearing of the Congregational church bell.

Wears Fulton Wis Harry Green

Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page 4

Three of the lawyers are brothers of the other two, but the last two are not brothers of the other three. The only possible relation is that the last two are women lawyers, and the remaining lawyers are their sisters.

Harold Cobourn Killed in Wreck in Elkton Maryland

Elkton Md June 5 state senator Harold E Cobourn fatally injured in an auto crash returning from an election campaign on the Eastern Shore. He died in Elkton hospital from head injuries after a collision with a truck driven by Charles Collins 22 of Bay View. Cobourn 44 completing his first term had announced candidacy for associate circuit court judge. He was conscious on arrival and said he steered aside to avoid collision. Collins held on bond of 5600 pending an inquest. Cobourn was an attorney and notable for his anti Gretna Green fight and independent Republican aligned views. He had served as right of way examiner for the State Roads Commission and aided former State Labor Commissioner Phoebus in a trial defense.

Harold Cobourn Elkton Harald E. Cobourn Cecil County siWice Charles Collins Bay View Wobourn Senate Perryville Easton Lewis Seth Cobourn Collins Maryland Law School Elkion Gretna Green Sen State Roads Commission Harry T. Phoebus Phoebus

Japanese Seek Control of Hongkong, Sugiyama Claims

Motojiro Sugiyama, a member of Japan's House of Peers, voiced a demand for Japanese control of the British crown colony of Hongkong in Japanese dispatches. In Canton an air raid by fifty Japanese warplanes in relays killed an estimated 200 Chinese over an hour.

Tokyo Hongkong Motojiro Sugiyama Japan House of Peers Dispatches Canton

French Frontier Violated By Planes From Spain

Nine bombing planes of unknown nationality crossed 13 miles into French territory along the frontier, causing no reported casualties. Daladier ordered pursuit of any aircraft threatening France, while Franco called an urgent military leaders meeting after clashes with Italian officers. Travelers to Gibraltar noted rising bitterness between Spaniards and Axis-aligned forces amid tensions in the Spanish war.

Spain Edouard Daladier Francisco Franco Gibraltar Franco

Return of Roads backed by Grange at Pomona meeting

The Pomona Grange met in Creagerstown with master Edward F. Holter presiding. Reports and plans covered the county roads fight, a county gasoline tax share, and an emergency fund. Norton addressed the gathering on the AAA and related topics. The next meeting is September in Lewistown.

Pomona Grange Creagerstown Edward F. Holter Middletown Lueck Soan Legislative Committee Charles E. Walker New Market Grange Farm Bureau Frederick Real Estate Board Chamber of Commerce Rosalie Ray Boller Creagerstown Orange Norton Washington Federal Crop Insurance Corporation AAA Lewistown

Twelve WPA Projects Completed in Montgomery County

The Works Progress Administration announced completion of 12 projects in Montgomery County Maryland costing over 116000. Projects include road work athletic fields and flood damage repairs with a large reservoir for fire protection at Poolesville.

Montgomery Rocaville Works Progress Administration Montgomery County F_H Deyder Poolesville

Thirteen Ordinations At Conference in Maryland

Thirteen ordinations were conducted today at St Pauls church during the 154th annual session of the Baltimore Methodist Episcopal conference in Hagerstown Maryland. Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of Washington presided with four district superintendents assisting, ordaining Denton Robert Lous Bartlett James Arthur Richards Thomas Ward Kemp Chester Burl Smith and Paul Jennings Sampson among others.

Hagerstown St Paul's Church Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Conference Edwin Holt Hughes Washington Denton Robert Lous Bartlett Mt. Airy James Arthur Richards Westminster Thomas Ward Kemp Mr Airy Chester Burl Smith Harpers Ferry W. Va Paul Jennings Sampson Union Bridge

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