Church Case Trial Begun Before Court
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer opened the hearing on Albert C Palmer the Chesapeake Conference Association of Seventh Day Adventists appeal of the Frederick City Zoning Appeals denial of a church permit at Market and Thirteenth streets Attorney Richard E Zimmerman contends the zoning board misapplied the law and that a recent aldermen amendment altering setback rules violates due process and the spirit of the ordinance Opposing counsel W Canton McSherry notes the zoning map requires a 40 foot setback on Thirteenth Street and cites title restrictions limiting the lot to detached houses The case centers on whether the board could act under a then existing ordinance and the impact of the amendment on the permit and a $2200 lot purchase and $100 payment if permit is granted City Engineer W Raymond Walter testified first
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Albert C. Palmer
Chesapeake Conference Association of
Seventh Day Adventists
Frederick City
Zoning Board
Thirteenth Street
Court of Appeals
W. Canton McSherry
13Th Street
McSherry
Board of Zoning Appeals
W. Raymond Walter
Board of Aldermenn
Zimmerman
Conference Association
Palmer
White Dinner At Cole-Yentz Hall For Keystone Honor Society
On April 11 at 6 p m the Keystone Honor Society will host the White dinner in Cole-Yentz hall for newly elected members and invited alumnae across Frederick Hood Walkersville and Buckeystown. Guests include Mrs Edgar H McBride Mrs Russell H McCain Miss Sara Quynn Miss Roenna Fahreny and Mrs Samuel P Deterding plus Hood College alumni Miss Miriam Apple Miss Grace Heifenstein Miss Katherine E Dutrow and Miss Martha M Biiney. President and Mrs Henry Irvin Stahr will attend with Mrs Elizabeth Eckhardt May Miss Ruth E Perry and others. Post dinner speaker will be Mrs Herbert W Teisner national secretary of the Mor tar Board Alexandria Va. Local Hood College Keystone members Miss Charlotte Sheffer and Miss Helvise Glessner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Honor Society
Cole- Yentz Hall
Edgar H. McBride
Russell H. McCain
Sara Quynn
Roenna Fahreny
Samuel P. Grant
Frederick
Miriam Apple
Grace Heifenstein
Katherine E. Dutrow
Martha M
Lillian Brown
Marion MacPian
Herbert W. Teeisner
Mortar Board
Alexandria
Lotal
Hood College Keystone
Charlotte Sheffer
Helvise Glessner
France moves to suppress prostitution in metropole France
AP columnist DeWitt Mackenzie reports Paris will close all houses of repute within six months and launch campaigns against white slavery and venereal disease. He notes 1877 legalization of prostitution and 3,004 such venues, with Paris alone housing 6,000 registered prostitutes, urging Europe to follow France’s lead to restore moral standards and curb wartime immorality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Constituent Assembly
France
Europe
Nazi Fuehrer
Paris
Neghles Orn
Iran
5 Alarm Fire In Baltimore
A five alarm fire gutted the King Furniture Manufacturing Company one story plant in West Baltimore. One owner said the building and contents were a total loss and insured. Four years earlier the same building burned for about fifty thousand dollars. Also yesterday Miller Brothers restaurant faced closure due to a kitchen basement blaze. Easter clothing valued at thousands burned in Rosen's department store basement and first floor fire. Frost avoided in Frederick with 30 degree low and highs in the 50s. A sewer case set for April 16 involves David Yinger, cited for failing to connect to the sanitary system. Stock markets were irregular in New York as investors paused after yesterday's gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
King Furniture Manufacturing Company
West Balimore
Frank Keepers
Keepers
Miller Brothers Restaurant
Rosen's Department Store
East Beltimore
North Market Street
David Yinger
East Third Street
Magistrate’'S Court
Douglas Stup
Edward S. Mobdley
Printz Given Three Years' Prison Term
Frederick man Sean W Printz a young married ex service member was sentenced to three years in the State Reformatory for Males Roxbury by Associate Judge Patrick M Schnautter. He pleaded guilty to assault with intent to carnally know a nine year old Frederick girl and sanity was found at both crime and examination. The case stemmed from luring a local tourist cabin where he enticed the child into a cabin with other girls and was arrested after the girl told her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sean W. Printz
Myersville
State Reformatory
Roxbury
Patrick M. Schnautter
Printz
Reformatory
Edwin F. Nikirk
State Board of Mental Hygiene
Richard E. Zimmerman
Frank Dorsey
Douglas Stup
Bulletin items on loan bill and security council debate
The Senate Banking committee sent the British loan measure to debate as House and government actions unfolded. Tehran reports no new instructions to Ambassador Ala on the UN Security Council case. Security Council discussions in New York focus on Iran and opposition to Russia's demand to drop the issue. A new study on completing the Savage River dam in Maryland was promised by army engineers. House Military subcommittee recommends a $400 yearly pay raise for all armed forces members. Annapolis reports a sailor was found guilty on one charge. a musician was dismissed but remitted to six months probation. Secretary Wallace endorses a two party system and opposes Roosevelt purge. Senate Agriculture committee hears that meat black markets cost housewives over a million dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Savage River
Allegany County
Army Engineers
GPAA
House Military Subcommittee
Sima
Annapolis
Fuand
Sammary
William R. Lima, Jr
Naval Academy
Navy
Henry A. Wallace
Frederick City Hospital managers meet on improvements
The regular meeting of the Frederick City Hospital board of managers was held Tuesday at 2 pm in the Georgianna Hauck Simmons Nurses Home. President Mrs W Clinton McSherry led discussions on completed improvements and planned second floor renovations. New sterilizer and operating room instruments were reported, with survey committees appointed to align room rates with furnishings and an additional shrubbery care group formed. Superintendent Miss Ethel Northam noted more night-shift nurses are needed, and May 17 commencement plans were nearing finalization with Francis Perrott as speaker. March statistics showed 445 cases treated, 318 admitted, 334 discharged, 105 remaining, 45 births, 13 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Georgianna Hauck Simmons
W.clinton McSherry
House Committee
Daniel E. Wight
Francis X. Staley
Wight
A. LeRoy McCardel
W. T. Delaplaine
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Lilian K. Schley
Ethel Northam
Francis Perrott
Flintstone Man Fined Five Dollars In Court
Methi G. Dixon of Flintstone was fined five dollars and costs by Magistrate Sherman P. Bowers in Peoples Court this morning for operating without a license. State Trooper Paul O. Sheckers led the case. Rudolph J. Stevens of 2 Water Street and Gabriel G. Tauber of Washington also forfeited five dollars and costs on unrelated charges of parking without lights and passing when the way ahead was not clear, charged by Trooper Sheckels and Trooper C. B. Tucker respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methi G. Dixon
Flintstone
Alugistrate
Sherman P. Bowers
Peoples Court
Paul O. Sheckers
Rudolph J. Stevens
Waters Street
Sheckels
Gabriel G. Tauber
Washington
C. B. Tucker
One Chance In Million Saved On Chicago Scaffold Rescue
On April 10 at the Fort Dearborn hotel a worker dangled from a 15th floor rope when fellow worker Philip Wall 33 twisted the rope around him saving James Anderson 29 from a deadly fall. Anderson rode the rope down and survived with rope burns at St Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philip Wall
James Anderson
Fort Dearborn
Anderson
Walsh
St. Luke's Hospital
Break In Death Probe
Hagerstown police Captain predicts a break in the Kennedy murder case as witnesses recant after lie detector tests. Betty Jane Kennedy, 19, was found strangled and her neck broken near Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. A Hagerstown taxi driver is among questioned persons, with no charges filed yet. Pennsylvania State Police detective questions a Washington, D. C. area soldier tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Betty Jane Kennedy
Walter H. Peters
Peters
Hartman
Washington
End Of Large Labor Strike At Farm Equipment Maker
A major century long labor dispute ends as 30 000 workers at the nation’s top farm equipment maker reach a settlement after 10 days of talks with the Labor Department in Washington. Terms include wage hikes and an arbitration clause aimed at preventing future stoppages, with production to resume at 11 plants pending ratification. Other strikes, including at J I Case and Allis Chalmers, continue to affect the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sanoco
Labor Department
Washington
J. I. Case Company
Wisconsin
Talinois
Iowa
Allise Chalmers Company
Laporte
Ind
John W. Gibson
American Brass Company
Waterbury
Conn
CO Nilay Bae Ae
John J. Driscall
CIO
Fire Fatalities In Four Story Back Bay Apartment Blaze
Eight persons including a mother father and three children died in an early morning fire that swept a four story brick Back Bay building on Belvedere Street. Patrolman Robert Mahar also died from burns while Suzanne Mahoney 23 was critically injured. Five others were treated as fire officials investigated two additional fires nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Belvedere Street
Anthony Wassell
Suzanne
Linda
Peter
Napoleon LaPete
Robert Mahar
Suzanne Mahoney
Mahar
Gorcely
Huntington Street
St. Botoph
Miss Mahoney
Parity Amendment To Be Dropped From Bill
Washington April 10 major threat to passage of an OPA bill lifted today as farm state legislative leaders agreed to withhold a controversial amendment to boost prices of agricultural goods. Beachley qualities E Walter Beachley re elected Burgess of Middletown has qualified before Clerk Ellis C Wachter for another two year term from April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fire Rages Through Allentown Downtown Destroying Rialto Theater
A general alarm fire swept six to eight downtown buildings in Allentown pa killing veteran firefighter Mark Good as Rialto lobby collapsed. The blaze injures several others and trapped firemen in a basement before rescue. Residents flee apartments as flames threaten the business district and hospitals treat the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Rialto Theater
Mark Good
Rialto
Lnter
Allentown General
Sacred Hospitals
Gerald Baker Dies In Naval Hospital At 39
Frederick resident Gerald Leo Baker, Seaman First class, died at Sampson Naval Hospital in New York after serving in the Pacific. He was 40, a Frederick High School athlete and recreation center manager, survived by his mother wife and son. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Leo Baker
Frederick
Navy
Naval Hospital
Sampson
N. Y
Baker
E Baker
May Reedy Baker
Chester G. Baker
Frederitis
Frederick High School
Baker Coal Yard
MUM Ope
JPCAR
North Market Street
Pacific
Okinawa
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Lorraine Cubitt Baker
This City
Ronald Cubitt Baker
McDonagh School
Baltimore
Glenn K. Baker
Francis Crutchley
Benjamin Tritappe
M. R. Etchison and Son
Steel Ingot Rates Set for Another Dip Next Week
The Iron Age predicts a further sharp fall in the steel ingot rate as coal mine shutdowns loom after the coal strike. The U S rate slid to 79 percent capacity from 88 percent last week, signaling continued industry trouble. Chungking reports a school building housing pacification troops burned in Changchun during Manchurian unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Metalworking
Mancruria
Chungking
Mukden
Peping
Central
Changchun
Girl Alleges Attack by Two Sailors On Road Near Brunswick
A 20 year old Brunswick girl told State Police that two sailors in a green car attempted to abduct and assault her on a road near Brunswick late Tuesday. She was treated at Sehmauser Hospital for scratches on her knees and legs. a full exam was pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Wong
Burlelttsville
Sehnauser Hospital
W. W. Corbin
Paul O. Sheckers
Rink
Hood College To Form United Nations Model Group
Hood College students will study the structure and functions of the United Nations through a model UN to be organized on campus. The plan will be presented by Ruth Geissler and Louise Friedrich at a Friday student assembly, with Town Hall and IR Club sponsorship guiding publications conferences and courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
U.N
Ceiling Price Off Gaskets Not Caskets
The GPA casket maker, Ralph Shults, laments a transmission error that swapped gaskets for caskets in a price ceiling report. He notes ceilings were kept to prevent price hikes while casket makers push to abolish them, despite Congress and the OPA’s warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
GPA
Ralph Shults
Associated Press
CPA
Shults
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Shulis
Ee Sill
OPA
Shalts
Miners Walk Out On Coal Conference
United Mine Workers and John L. Lewis lead a walkout at the soft coal wage talks in Woollington. Miners demand a welfare fund and safety measures, accusing operators of cupidity and refusal to discuss non wage issues. Adams says operators blocked reporting disagreement to the full conference. no immediate operator comment. Lewis says the strike may prolong until terms are met and criticizes operator complacency and disregard for miner safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woollington
UMW
Adams
Airew
Lewis
Pand
Man Sought For Theft Of Bull Believed Arrested
State Police report a man linked to the March 13 public sale theft of a Holstein bull on the Keysville Emmitsburg road has been arrested in Columbia Pennsylvania. The suspect named Clark E Moul faces larceny charges in Marietta with other counts pending. The buyer who failed to pay was identified as C Mole. The auction price for the bull was 20250 dollars, and no settlement was made with the clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Clark E. Moul
Marietta
Peirce
G. Wilbur Naylor
Keysville
Emmitsburg
C. Mole
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White
Mackenzie
Dewitt MacKenzie
Bulletins
Senate Banking Committee
Bar
Tehran
Firouz
Hussein Ala
United Nations Security
Security Council
Russia
Council
Senate Agriculture Committee
International Harvester
Brass Company
Gerald Baker
Schnauffer Hospital
United Nations Model
Hood Campus
Cavn
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