Permits for Wheat Storage End for Frederick County
Frederick County farmers can no longer obtain government loan storage permits for wheat as the state grain permit committee in Baltimore has closed issuance effective today. Association buying of No. 2 wheat for shipment to mills continues under strict grading. private dealers cannot storage and must move grain to mills.
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Frederick County
Anh
L. F. Huber
As-Istand
Farmers’ Co-Operative Association
Holter
Mills Poly
Baltimore
Henry R. Shoemaker
Terefore
Maryland
Shoemaker
Frederick
Loretta Young Sells Cumberland War Bonds
Loretta Young motion picture actress helps Cumberland Maryland hold its first war bond rally. total sales reached 107878 dollars in bonds and stamps as crowds of about 5000 gathered in the business district. H John Wilkinson led the publicity effort and young ladies sold stamps while Young toured a local hotel before the rally.
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Cumberland
Loretta Youngs
H. John R. Wilkinson
Young
Washington
White Hope Frees Ranch Bull From Lazy B Rodeo
A 1200-pound Brahma bull named White Hope escaped at the Lazy B Ranch area after arrival from Florida. Owner Alvin M. Bopst warned local farmers to avoid approaching the animal which is described as tall with a camel-like hump and ox-like head. The bull reportedly headed toward Frederick Junction, prompting cautions to secure dairy herds and watch for the errant cattle.
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Frederick Junction
Rauicher Bopst
Frederick County
Ford
Boost
Cowboys Track Down Loose Ranch Animal Threat
A ranch herd keeps calm after a runaway animal escaped. Boost advises leaving the animal with the cows and to phone the ranch’s cow-police. They will issue tickets to Sunday's rodeo and notify the farmer and family. Eight cowboys report the quarry is stalled on the loose.
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Boost
Rhnaway
Death of Lutheran Missionary Announced
A cablegram from India reports the death of Dr. Mary Baer 79 a revered Lutheran missionary who remained on the field after nine years in the United States she trained at Wittenberg College and Women’s Medical College Philadelphia and began in India in 1894 as the second woman medical missionary for the United Lutheran Church In America She cared for orphans at Chirala and reared 24 children with funds from her own income and hoped to see the graduation of her last son now in medical school The news was relayed by Dr M Edwin Thomas Baltimore administrative secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions US C A visiting Frederick this week.
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India
Mary Baer
Philadelphia
United Lutheran Church In America
Anna §. Kugler
Guntur
Chirala
David
M. Edwin Thomas
Baltimore
Board of Foren Missions
Frederick
Chinese Hold On In Face Of Attack
Chinese dispatches report over 2000 Japanese killed or wounded in fighting east of Hsiaoyi in central Shansi province. Japanese forces leveled Chinese defenses with heavy artillery and reinforcements, but Chinese troops still held their positions.
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Chungking
Hsiaoyi
Shansi
Major Norris Missing After Midway Attack Hero From Frederick
Former Frederick countian Major Benjamin W. Norris is listed as missing in action after leading a Marine dive bombing squadron in the Midway attack. His family ties and schooling are noted, with survivors including his wife and brother, while a biblical verse is appended at article’s end.
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Frederick Countian
Benjamin W. Norris
United States
Midway
Navy Department
James Norris
Fredericka Henshaw Norris
White Farm
Moreland
Adamstown
Peru
South America
Benjamin White
Gertrude White Henshaw
Norvis
St. James School
Hagerstown
Princeton
Marine Air Corps
Norris
Navy
Frederick
Washington
Henry Stuart Norris
Gertrude
Missiona Heyer Remembered as Pioneer Lutheran Missionary
Rev. E Theodore Bachmann told the story of Rev John Christian Heyer born 1793 in Germany who became a home missionary in Pennsylvania and Maryland and the first American Lutheran missionary to India He sailed for India in 1842 founded the Guntur mission and made three trips retiring at 77 and dying at 80 in the United States The Maryland Lutheran Summer School at Hood College Brodbeck Hall observed the centenary of his arrival in India and Bachmann published They Called Him Father The Cumberland parish and the 80 mile circuit were noted along with school activities and local political notes including Annapolis Senate politics and a bid for renomination by Arthur Brice.
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Germany
Pennsylvania
Maryland
America
India
E. Theodore Bachmann
Wilmington
Del
John Christian Heyer
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Maryland Lutheran Summer School
Father Heyer
Bachmann
Father
Cumberland
Heyer
Guntur
Senate
Annapolis
Arthur H. Brice
United States
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MLL
Vanilea Obutter
Elemon
Inton Company
Lewis A. Rice
Loretta Young
Lutheran Missionary
Missiona
Hélima Hann Bowers
Kent County
Democrat
Gite Coms
Glick Brothers
Isore
Tan
Oxfords
DR. Green
North Market St
Nine Glick Shoe
Boker
Nabisco
National Biscuit Company
Royal Jewelers
Bott
Wens
Jewels
Ana
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