General Fries Addresses DeMolay Boys in D. C.
Major General Amos A Fries spoke at Frederick Chapter DeMolay in the Masonic Temple, praising the U S Constitution as a people’s charter and warning against altering it. He traced 1781 to 1787 events, noted Sovietism parallels, and described DeMolay as the legislative-like body with three necessary government departments. Awards were presented to several members including G Edward Nagle, James S Loy, and A Owen Mercer for merit and recruitment.
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United States
Congress
Amos Alfred Fries
Washington, D. C
Grand Council
Order of DeMolay
Frederick
Masonic Temple
Congress of All the People
Massachusetts
United States’ Supreme Court
G. Edward Nogle
James S. Loy
A. Owen Mercer
Joseph B. Price, Jr
G. Edward Nagle
Jamesd. Baumgardner
Carl C. Fink
Milton A. Frank
William E. Main
Willard H. Mercer
Ralph C. Orrison
Joseph B. Price
C. Robert Ray
Harry H. Reid
Staley V
DeMolay Installation Honors and Awards Ceremony
Edward Nogle and Cleon Alexander lead a ceremony where Milton Frank Jr. receives singles and doubles titles with Nagle. Alexander earns the Past Master Councilor jewel. Major General Fries presents awards, with officers installed by Russell Michael and Lincoln Engelbrecht. Many DeMolay and Mason attendees praise the event.
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Edward Nogle
Cleon H. Alexander
Gilmore R. Flauit, Jr
Miton A. Frank
C. Robert Ray
Ernest Co. Webb
Young Nogle
Milton A. Frank Jr
Milton A. Frank, Jr
G. Edward Nagle
H. Alexander
Co. Pennington Lewis
Chris Christix
Sentinel
Charles W. Beelke
Kenneth L. Alexander
Donald H. Hilmner
John M. Motter
W. Talmage Lenhart
Robert E. Klein
David A. Rothenhoefer
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Cleon H
Strike Order Against Bus System Suspended
Cleveland Oct 12 The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen suspended a strike order against eight Greyhound bus systems. There is no likelihood of a strike unless a deadlock on pay and working conditions is reached, said Tom J McGarth, general counsel for the brotherhood.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad
Greyhound Bus Systems
Tom J. McGarth
The
Brotherhood
Hall elected president of Maryland Insurance Agents
Avery W. Hall of Salisbury was chosen president at the Maryland Association of Insurance Agents closing session. The 1938 convention site was not decided, hinted to be in central Maryland. J Edward Cochran of Hagerstown was elected chairman of the executive committee.
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Hagerstown
Avery W. Hall
Salisbury
Maryland Associedf Insurance
J. Edward Cochran
Avoid The Obvious Play In A Four Spade Contract
Secretary McKenney notes experts seek hidden chances, not surface cues. In a four spade contract the key is limiting diamond losses to two and sacrificing one club trick, then using a refined plan to draw out opponents and minimize further losses. South’s correct line beats the naive method by winning a club with the ace, then ruffing, cashing hearts, and keeping control to restrict losers.
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WM. FE. McKenney
American Bridge League
South
West
Kumps
East
Washington Man Is Sentenced To Jail
George Dorsey of Washington D C was fined 10 dollars and costs 13 55 by Justice Walter E Sinn for being drunk on the street and indecent exposure. He could not pay and was committed to jail for 10 days. Michael Clifford pled guilty to drunk and disorderly and received one day in jail. John Coomer forfeited 2 50 for appearing to answer a red light charge. Three men giving their names as
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George Dorsey
Washington, D. C
Denver Shook
Walter E. Sinn
Michael Clifford
Dorsey
Justice Sinn
John Coomer
John Doe and Mary Doe Forfeit Collateral for Parking Violation
John Doe and a woman identifying as Mary Doe each forfeit $1 collateral after failing to appear to answer charges of violating city parking laws.
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John Doe
Mary Doe
Liberalization Plan For Church Rejected by Deputies
The House of Deputies of the Protestant Episcopal Church rejected proposals to liberalize marriage and divorcee laws at the second triennial general convention. deputies voted yes on a joint commission recommendation allowing bishops to decide remarriage for divorced communicants, effectively blocking liberalization.
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Cincinnati
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
CIO Leaders Want AFL Talks On Unified Labor Movement
Atlantic City N J Oct 12 John L Lewis committee for industrial organization asked the American Federation of Labor to join it in a conference to seek common ground for a uniform labor movement. Fifty leaders of unions allied with the CIO endorsed Philip Murray chair of their resolutions committee statement that there is no moral justification for compromising CIO stand on industrial unionism.
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Atlantic City
N. 2
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
C. E
Philip Murray
C.I.O
Allegany Jury Calls for More Police Protection
Allegany county grand jury urges two way radio in police cars to speed traffic law enforcement. It proposes city and county join in funding the system, noting over $1,000 was raised for the state radio program last year. Jurors also call for more officers to patrol the highways, saying current staffing is insufficient.
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Cumberland
Allegany County Grand Jury
Legioned crackdown on fake veteran poppy flag sales at Frederick fairgrounds
The Francis Scott Key Post No 11 of the American Legion condemned sales of poppies and flags by men claiming veterans’ affiliations on the Frederick Fair Grounds and streets. The post urged the public to avoid purchases and prepared to press city and fair officials to halt the racket. The group aims for a state wide measure in 1939 to outlaw such sales, with Armistice Day parade plans and toy drives announced for late November.
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Veterans
Frederick Fair
American Legion
Legion
Post
James G. Conroy
G. Ernest Lipps
Charles S. Houck, Jr
Lloyd C. Culler
Board of Managers
the Fair Association Today
Board of Aldermen
General Assembly
Guy Anders
Emmitsburg
Frances X. Elder
Brunswick
Steadman-Keenan
U. S
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
American Legion and Auxiliary
Frederick Armory
Francis Scott Key Post
Committee places notices in county sche buildings before December 1
Under the Franci Scott Key Post Americanism committee, schemes will be placed in every county sche building before December 1. The 1937 membership stands at 259 for the fiscal year ending October 20, with 82 renewals already. Elephants reportedly have the slowest heart rate among mammals, averaging about 30 beats per minute. Newspaper advertising yields results and is advised as an investment.
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Franci Scott Key Post Americanism Committee
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