Bethel Tabernacle Factions Face Court Battle Over Church Control
Rival groups in Bethel Tabernacle northern Frederick clash in Circuit Court over trusteeship and past withdrawal from the General Council Assemblies of God. Complainants accuse defendants of locking them out, cutting lights, and improperly renting the parsonage. Mortgage, property transfers, and alleged mismanagement are detailed as the case seeks relief and liquidation of debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Tabernacle
Frederick
Sted
Evelyn D. Becker
J. Vernon Boone
General Council Assemblies of God
Springfield
Baylor A. Crist
Bell, Richards and Boone
West Ninth Street
Crist
William C. Geesey
William H. Layman
Elizabeth A. Bey Jor
Miss Becker
Sittig
Geesey
General Council Assemblies of
Sod
Miss Beylor
Missing plane in California mountains prompts Fresno search
Rescue teams hunted for a Transcontinental and Western airliner carrying six passengers and a crew of three. Capt John D Graves, chief pilot, flew the San Francisco to Los Angeles route before rerouting to Los Angeles from Fresno due to bad weather. The craft turned back and was last reported north of Bakersfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Calif
San Franisco
Los Angeles
John D. Graves
Winslow
Ariz
Bakers-ield
Renew Efforts To Hunt For Missing Air Liner
Fresno authorities report renewed search attempts for a missing air liner after flood and darkness blocked access to a Sierras area 60 miles east of Fresno. Nine people aboard are feared dead as crews investigate mysterious lights and a white object seen near a 200 foot scar in the high mountains following a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Calif
Here
High
Sierras
Fresno County Sheriff’s Office
World Day of Prayer Observed In Frederick Area
Frederick city and county church women observe World Day of Prayer on Friday at 2:30 PM in the Presbyterian church. Theme is World Fellowship with missionary talks and prayers by local leaders. Eleanor Eichelberger is organist and Mrs Elmer Dixon leads singing as various denominations participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Federated Church Women of
Presbyterian Church
United States
World Fellowship
Eleanor Eichelberger
Elmer E. Dixon
Selling Dries Up To Cancel Some Declines
New York stock activity shows a general slide with thin volume and slow start. Selling dried up in the second hour and large declines were reduced near the fourth hour. The pound sterling opened at 3.01 16 in early currency trading.
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New York
Fire Prevention Drive In Maryland Planned
Volunteer firemen across Maryland will launch a fire prevention cleanup campaign from April 16 to April 16. J Alfred Fisher Jr chairs the state fire prevention committee. The Maryland State Firemen's Association will hold its annual convention in Baltimore from June 15 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
J. Alfred Fisher, Jr
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Rural Women's Clubs Plan March 16 State Council Meet
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs convened at the Y M C A to plan its March 16 all day meeting at Calvary church with Mrs Hester Beall Prov enson as afternoon speaker. The group welcomed Thurmont Rural Women's Club as the 24th member and discussed joining the new State Council of Homemakers' Clubs formed in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
E. Earl Remsberg
Hockeystown
Florence E. Williams
Alonroviz
T P. Culler
Ballenger
Heli
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
State Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
University of Maryland
Randall Sporlein
Carroll County
Davis
College Park
Federation
Thurmont Rural Women's Club
Thurmont Group
J. Howard Creeger
Hester Beall Provenson
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick County
Helena Stauffer
Walkersville
W. R. Ballard
Home Grounds
Remsberg
William E. Kindley
Buckeystown
George Arnold
Mae Miller
Lewistown
Mary B. McGolerick
Hilda Etzler
New Market
Thel Thomas
Edward Mantz
Elmer E. Thomas
Harmony Grove
Rory L. Crom
Elmer E
Luther Bussard
Douglass Hemp
Jefferson
William Powell
G. H. Fowler
J. B. Young
Unionville
Lew Roelkey
William Oden
Urbana
C. V. Biser
A. G. Davis
Pleasant Grove
Preston Zimmerman
Japanese Admit Meeting Reverses In Latest Weeks
Fragmented report notes heavy armory activity and guerilla resistance across Nanning and Pike pathways with claims of territorial progress reversed after weeks of bloody fighting. Japanese commanders report observed reversals and ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanncng
Trents
N. Pukow
Hood College Mothers Weekend Opens With Dinner and Events
Hood College hosts the twelfth annual Mothers’ weekend with a Friday six fifteen dinner in Coblentz hall and a series of events through Sunday. A Y W C A committee led by Miss Laura Lamberton will coordinate tours, a Dance club recital, departmental at homes, a moving picture show, a luncheon, tea, and a formal Saturday dinner. Notable attendees include President Henry J. Stahr and Dean Ruth V. Pope. The weekend features Hanya Holm dance recital and an organ recital by Professor Henry T Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblentz
Hood College
Laura Lamberton
Philadelphia
Brodbeck Hall
Coblentz Hall
Jennie Coblentz
Henry J. Stahr
Ruth V. Pope
Ruth EB. Perry
William R Barnhart
E. Louise Leonard
Genevieve Corbett
Margaret Hammers
Washington, D. C
Hanya Holm
Henry T. Wade
Department For Music
Frederick and
Wartime Profiteering Bill Upheld and Attacked
Washington March 3 AP report says a House Military Committee majority calls the wartime profiteering bill practicable and workable though not all burdens can be equalized. Four members issue minority reports blasting the measure as a basis for fascism and a path to executive dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Grove Lime Co Low Bidder On New Road
The M. J. Grove Lime Co. of Lime Kiln was the low bidder for 1.68 miles of road in Montgomery county, with a bid of 723,455 dollars. The Viers Mill road project near Rockville includes a 90 foot bridge. six bids were submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Montgomery County
Staite Roads Commission
Viers Mill Road
Rockville
Navy extension approved to expand fleet by 1.1 billion
The House Naval Affairs committee approved a 1.113 billion extension to the Navy adding 46 combatant ships, 22 auxiliary vessels, and 950 planes. A Vinson amendment declared a policy of non aggression. Naval experts speculated on a future picket battleship amid London talks with Britain and France.
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Washington
House Naval Affairs Committee
Vinson
Dem. Ga
London
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Britain
Oriental
South Pacific
Germany
Exam Set for Woodsboro Postmaster Job
The United States Civil Service Commission announced a competitive examination for the Woodsboro postmaster position. LeRoy C. Barrick has held the job for four years. Applications close March 22. Applicants will be rated on education and experience with local business and professional references consulted. Presidential postmasters are not in the classified civil service. The second class postmastership pays $2700 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
United States Civil Service Commission
LeRoy C. Barrick
Krestinsky Pleads Guilty In Moscow Treason Trial
Moscow march 3 Nicolas N Krestinsky former ambassador to Berlin and vice commissar for foreign affairs pleaded guilty to all crimes in Moscow treason trial after a day of sensational testimony. He had earlier defended himself while 20 co-defendants admitted guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nicholas N. Krestinsky
Krestinsky
Berlin
Diet
Westminster Trucker Dies in Pennsylvania Crash
Westminster truck driver James Reese aged 33 died in a La Trobe hospital from injuries from a wreck yesterday. He leaves a widow and two children and will be brought home for burial.
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Westminster
James Reese
Latrobe
Reese
Confusion Follows Lifting Of Ban On Parking In Alleys
Police enforcement of an all night alley parking ban began March 1 but was partly reversed March 2. Officers report alleys Middle Chapel and Klinehart remain banned from 1 to 5 am while all streets stay restricted. 23 cars were tagged first night, rising to 25 after enforcement. Aldermen exempted most alleys, prompting confusion among drivers with garages and exits.
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Board of Aldermen
Middle
Chapel
Klinehart
John
Blank
Kefauver
Opera House
Mobley
Eichelberger
Water Dept
Maxwell
Japanese-ICussed War Motives Address at Hood College
Dr Francis Wei president of Central China College and visiting Yale professor spoke to Hood College faculty and students on The Spiritual Implications of the War in China at Brodbeck Hall He said Japan is driven by a passion for conquest seeks wider markets fears a united China and argues China must collapse the war party in Tokyo forces reconciliation and peace among nations. The lecture followed a 4 PM discussion at the Y hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wei
Central China College
Yale University
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
China
Wei
Japan
Dr. Wei
Russia
War Party
Austrian Nazis Urged to Move Cautiously in Austria
Vienna March 3 AP Austria's Hitler approved Interior Minister Arthur Seyss-Inquart urged Nazis to work peacefully and legally for Nazification, avoid violence, and pursue their aims within the Fatherland Front. He said Germany's Hitler advised taking the National Socialist course in easy stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Arthur Seysz-Inggsart
Seysz-Inquart
Californiatoll From Storm Exceeds Mark Missing
Flood battered southern California as 18 killed and 18 missing, with unconfirmed reports of more than 50 deaths. Spectators on a bridge near Long Beach were swept into the ocean when it collapsed, with estimates ranging to 45 on the structure. Auto flood fatalities also feared as cloudburst surged the Santa Ana, isolating Ventura to San Juan Capistrano. All communications were down, 10,000 left homeless, and damage counted in millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Long Beach
Santa Ana
Ventura
San Juan Capistrano
Ocean
San Bernardino Mountains
Desert
Thurmont Dentist Dr A D Flory Heads County Assn
Dr A D Flory of Thurmont elected president of the Frederick County Dental Association at the annual meeting held at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Officers include Dr David G Everhart Jr as vice president Dr A A Radcliff treasurer and Dr William E Trail secretary. Board of Governors members named are Dr W B Watson Brunswick and Dr F W Swearingen Thurmont. Dr Broadrup to join State Board of Governors. Dr Wertheimer welcomed as new member.
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A D. Flory
Thurmont
Frederick County Dental Association
Francis ' Scott Key
C. E. Broadrup
David G. Everhart
A A. Radcliff
William E. Trail
Everhart
W. B. Watson
Brunswick
F. W. Swearingen
Board of
Broadrup
Trail
State Board of Governors
Fred Wertheimer
B. M. Davis
Wertheimer
Swearingen
Noah E. Kefauver
A. K. Leon
Flory
James Marrone
Watson
Radcliff
T. S. Eader
Everhart, Jr
Ralph D. Campbell
Bridges Says Strike Set For Baltimore
Harry Bridges, maritime labor leader, said a strike would be called in Baltimore unless Merchants and Miners Steamship Line restored a 13 cent an hour pay cut given longshoremen. The statement came on March 3 and highlights ongoing labor tensions in the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Bridges
Baltimore
Merchants and Miners Steamship Line
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Summary
Weather record shows 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am today with March data missing. March normal is 3.32 inches. actual March 1937 is 13.1 inches. Deficiency in 1938 precipitation through March 1 is 2.16 inches. Yesterday high 37, year ago 55. Last night low 31, year ago 31. Sunset 6.4 pm today. sunrise 6.40 am tomorrow. Moon rise 7.34 pm. moon set 9.00 pm tomorrow.
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Bethel Tabernacle Dis
Scar
Sierra Mountains
Women's Clubs
Board of di
NEW State Council
Mrs. Hester Beall Provenson
Invaders
Hood
LeRoy Horine
Helen Saffit
Adamstown
Hany WL. Davis
Wamsville
George Garret
George Chick
Roy Magaha
Merryland Tract
Elmer Mertzler
Braddock
Roy Gardner
Oscar Joy
Liberty
House Committee
U. S
Lady Chamberlain
Austen Chamberlain
Neville Chamberlain
Mussolini
Rome
Il Duce
Hood Speaker
Dental Assn
A. D. Flory
Bridges
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