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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1932
Page
1
A Turning Point asserts that present era ten marks the end of a historical period. The organization frames the claim as a pivotal shift in global timelines and calls for reflection on past events guiding future policy.
Rev. Dr. Henry B P Van Deusen of the Union Theological Seminary spoke to about 125 Frederick County ministers and guests at 8:45 this morning. He warned of a turning point in history and urged the church to proclaim the primacy of God and the living Christ amid calls for revival and ethical religion. The meeting followed by a ministerial luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel.
Frederick county Emergency Relief Association sponsors a relief project with four service clubs and city representatives. A canvass plan and a presentation to the committee heads will be discussed at an afternoon meeting at the association headquarters. A scheme seeks voluntary contributions or in kind support for one day per week of employment for workers. Policeman suspended.
Former mayor Mr Schell died at his home on North Market Street this Saturday. He served one term as mayor and three terms on the Board of Aldermen. His funeral was held at 3 PM this afternoon.
In a Maryland circuit court session Judge Hammond Umer hears testimony in the case involving one hundred depositors, stockholders and directors of the Peoples Banking Company of Smithsburg against Central Trust Company of Maryland. Key witnesses for the defense include Emory L. Coblenz and Grover L. Michel. plaintiffs’ counsel include W. Clinton M. and Daniel W. Doub.
A thwarted escape plan at a state penitentiary was foiled before execution. Guards rushed to protect the facility as an inmate attempted to seize a revolver, while other details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A 45 year old shoemaker Bischoff is held after confessing to abducting and murdering Marian N Lean. Marian's body was found December 22 in a basement. she died of internal hemorrhages after a criminal attack. Police continue questioning as authorities seek a first degree indictment.
Officer Les Hofman arrested Shipley Wednesday night after he allegedly swerved near Square Corner and parked poorly on West Panick near the Square. Shipley admitted to being in the car but said the other man from Indiana was driving. bond set at 500 dollars and he won an appeal.
The sermon delivered by Dr Henry Van Deusen associate professor of Religion at Theological Seminary New York City centers on contemporary religious interest. He notes a widespread curiosity about religion a general indifference and a hunger for a mythical life of fullness and power driving a swing toward faith. He argues for personal autonomy inner study and discipline as paths to genuine freedom and a healthier campus life.
The Senate Judiciary Committee reported favorably on Morris A Soper of Maryland for the Fourth Circuit, and on the nomination to the Federal Bench of the Alarr- Jand District. A new community hall was completed in Upper Montgomery County sponsored by the Demonstration Club.
Fragmentary report from a local bridge club notes members including Mrs E Seten and Mrs Sanner. The brief mentions pledges and a report by secretary Michael and companion Mrs Sanner. Further readable details are limited in the damaged text.
Frederick D A R announces unveiling of a Thomas Johnson memorial tablet in the Court House area. A Washington bicentennial celebration includes a public luncheon at Rose Manor, planting of a George Washington tree, and a January 22 card party at Hotel Frederick with state officers and chapter members attending.
The board of commissioners halted plans to issue a 1.6 million road and school bond, delaying market placement. Berry E. Clark was tasked with preparing a repayment schedule as conditions improved, with the delay noted for Bethesda High School and a local elementary project.
Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer, pastor of the Evangelical Reformed Church, resumed his pulpit at the 11 oclock service after ten months away due to illness. A large congregation heard a sermon titled Grateful Remembrance and learned of the pastor being restored to health. The service featured hymns and organ music while church leaders filled in during his illness.
A trial date of January 18 has been announced for Yuel Lee. The case involves allegations linked to a farm incident and related charges.
Fragmentary report shows House members delaying action on a reconstruction bill amid scattered amendments. The note mentions financial considerations around 2.4 million and ongoing maintenance concerns as debate continues.
Secretary Stimson asks clemency for portions of a prior sentence. The first request challenges the admiralty intermeier de responsie with quart martial on grounds of former service. The second seeks mercy for Major General Mitchell, commander of forces, who faced a separate punishment.
Congressman David J. Lewis unveils the Lewis Unemployment Bill aimed at guaranteeing work and equal employment shares. It foresees insurance programs, trade association administration under the FTC, and an unemployment fund funded by taxes on over quota employers. The measure targets firms with 50+ employees in interstate manufacturing mining and related fields.
Honolulu reports a tense city as Massie and three companions face assault charges connected to Mrs. Massie. Grand jury to be drawn. death penalty sought for all four. Navy custody debated. speedy trial promised by Massie's lawyers for the four defendants.
Steam for a further advance in the stock market today arose as railway labor tensions heated the wage outlook. The opening showed a slight gain as a renewed push emerged, with wage fears tempering the rise and contributing to a cautious early session.
A partial dispatch from Renzo News Agency claims a Chinese counteroffensive destroyed a Japanese force near Hsinmin. Details are unclear but the report emphasizes a decisive Chinese victory with extensive losses claimed on the Japanese side.
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