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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1937

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3

Men's Club Hosts February Ladies Night at Erangelical Lutheran Church

Nearly 300 attend the February meeting and dinner of the Men's Club of the Erangelical Lutheran church with Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver as pastor. Former pastor Rev. US Gupp as special guest, new president Martin L. Bowers, and a program by Hood College students features Betty Cauttiel and Mary Gladys Jones. A large list of members and guests attend, with catered meals and floral decor.

Erangelical Lutheran Church Amos John Traver US. Ge Upp Clifford M. Yinger Rupp Martin L. Bowers Amos John Teaver Traver John G. Traver C. H. Shull Shull Charles L. Ritter Tutter Harvey S. Shue Shue U. S. G. Rupp Byron A. Winebrewer Earl E. Zeigler Ira W Ralph W. Boyer Charles F. Bowers Glenn L. Lantz Clarence A. Bussard Joseph Edward Bussard E. D. Michael Robert L. Smith E. E. Oden Irvin Renn Henry T. Wade John S. Renn E. E. Stoffer Francis R. Summers Earl S. Rusherman W. Grant Wooper John H. Lentz John H. Hankey Guy Blackston Daniel T. Dutrow Austin P. Renn J. L. Fleischman Ward A. Angleberger William D. Zimmerman Clinton M. Rhoades T. Arnold Whitmore Charles F. Seeger Albert L. Brice

Changes to Supreme Court Proposal Divides Local Opinion

Interviews across a broad cross section of city residents reveal strong opposition to Roosevelt’s Supreme Court proposals. Critics warn of an unwieldy body, increased costs, and loss of judicial independence, while a minority show support, urging continued adherence to Roosevelt’s plans and constitutional amendment debates.

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Wallace outlines rigid plan to control crops at federal level

Warhineton Feb 8 Secretary Henry Wallace proposes a crop control program to regulate major crops under federal authority. He cites drought, price falls, and supply stabilization, calling for farm conferences and referenda to shape policy with cooperative state action and possible storage or crop insurance mechanisms.

Warhineton Agnentide Henry AL Wallace Ced Miijoe Acton Wallace Ain Iniffeey Somator

Congressional pressure and court reform debate noted

Royphatieds and lawmakers clash over judicial changes as Alfred W Pins and Alvin G Quinn comment on presidents draft and court decisions. Charles S Houck of the Maryland House opposes reforms fearing it challenges constitutional structure.

Mores Cramer Geanert H.C Leasterick Ceticedd Robert Clappie Nef Botteve Iettors al Avr Wwe Alfred W Alvin G Quinn Charles S. Houck Walkers Fuitte Maryland House of Delegates Tans Supreme Court

Windstorm strikes Evansville after historic flood

Evansville Indiana reports a windstorm this afternoon tearing down a few buildings unroofing houses wrecking porches and causing other damage. No injuries were reported as residents work to restore normal conditions after the flood.

Evansville Ind Evanville

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