Tourist Business In Infancy Speaks To C O C Diners
Wilbur C. Hall of Leesburg, Virginia Conservation Commission, addressed Frederick Chamber of Commerce about the growing tourist industry and the role of a coordinated chamber. He urged balanced promotion, maintained historic sites, and advised free admission where possible to attract travelers. Arthur E. Hungerford outlined Maryland parks funding and urged backing for a Maryland conservation body.
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Wilbur C. Hall
Leesburg
Virginia Conservation Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Francis Secor
Shaw
Sehways
Ife
Hall
Bethel Tabernacle dispute over church control unfolds
Defendants Evelyn Becker evangelist Miss Beylor and trustees Sittig Layman face a restraining order bid as plaintiffs Boone Rickards Bell Messer Klipp seek to halt them from acting as trustees and force surrender of keys records and funds. Congregational action allegedly split Bethel Tabernacle from the General Council. sale to Seventh-day Adventists being pursued while the church sits closed and locked.
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Bethel Tabernacle
North Frederick
Evelyn D. Becker
Beijry Beylor
Wiliam Elmer Sittig
Wiliam Layman
J. Vernon Boone
Silas T. Rickards
Marshall Bell
Charles Messer
Katherine Klipp
Russ Becker
Miss Becker
Bell, Boone and Rickerds
Congregational
Bliss Beylor
Layman
William C. Geesey
Geesey
Sittig
General Council
Assemblies of God
Boone
Boone, Rickards
Bell
North Market Street
Third
Fourth Streets
Assemblies of God Church
Old Methodist Church
East Church Street
Becker
Bevler
Potomac District
Miss Beyler
Chesapeake Conference Association of Seventh Cay Adventists
Eight Motorists Forfeit Tabs In Police Court
Eight motorists forfeited collateral in Police Court on charges of speeding and related offenses. Austin Boyd of Washington colored was found guilty of one disorderly charge, fined 25 dollars and costs or 25 days in jail, while Meyer Lichtenstein of Washington paid a 10 dollar fine for speeding 49 mph. State officer J A West made the arrests alongside J O Thompson A R Chambers and T A Short.
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Austin Boyd
Walter E. Sinn
Boyd
Meyer Lichtenstein
Washington
J. A. West
Willan J. Wegman
New York
Isaac Ramsburg
D. C
George W. Young, Jr
Frank W. Riley
Pennsylvania
John J. Blair
Johnstown
CL Il Whistler
Morgantown
M. AW. Price
Baltimore
Lynn E. Glick
Washington, D. C
J. 0. Thompson
A. R. Chambers
T. A. Short
Dissolution of Assemblies of God ties church to new pastor
Plaintiffs claim their church membership ended during a dispute over property conveyance after the Assemblies of God dissolution. Defendants allege complainants ceased attendance and communion for years and lack standing to block transfer. Bell allegedly pressed debts paid by the congregation. records from the first 2.5 years are in Boone’s possession.
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Assembles of God
Bell
Assemblies of God
Boone
Lead Poisoning Fatal to Cattle in Maryland Herd
A Maryland investigation finds lead poisoning caused the death of 18 of 21 dairy cattle owned by Charles J. Brandenburg near Ijamsville. Tests on ground red lead feed and animal organs showed lead in samples. guinea pigs and rabbits confirmed toxicity. The analysis notes red lead’s high concentration makes even small amounts lethal. USDA tests were also conducted to determine precise proportions.
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Charles JT. Brandenburg
Ijamsville
Maryland State Board of Agriculture, Livestock Sanitation Service Laboratory
College
L. B. Broughton
Department of Chemistry
University of Maryland
Brandenburg
Mr. Brandenburg
United States Department of Agriculture
U M A Officer To Be Candidate For Governor
Thomas P. Kennedy of the United Mine Workers announced a bid for Pennsylvania governor. He aims for the Republican nomination in Harrisburg, despite Democratic opposition. Other GOP hopefuls include Charles A. Jones, James J. Davis, G. Mason Owlett, and Cyrus M. Palmer. Scientists report honey’s expanding industrial uses due to moisture absorption.
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Washington
Mar
Thomas P. Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Democratic Committee
Kennedy
Harrisburg
State Committee
Charles A. Jones
Pittsburgh
James J. Davis
G. Mason Owlett
Cyrus MM. Palmer
Lead Poisoning Report Tied to Farm Feed Incident
A government report notes lead contamination in cattle feed, with a small proportion affected. Dr. J Bernard McClellan cites magnesium sulfate as the simplest cure. The incident caused about $1500 in losses, and initial beliefs that hogs and chickens were affected were disproved by farm checks and government experiments.
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Brandenburg
J. Bernard McClellan
McClellan
Republicans battle tax plan as Roosevelt taps Yale professor
In Washington Democrats push a substitute tax measure while Republicans rally to block a surtax on family owned firms. President Roosevelt nominates Thurman W. Arnold to enforce anti trust law, and the U S signs its seventeenth reciprocal trade pact with Czechoslovakia as debate over Hungary debt looms in Congress.
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House
Senate
Roosevelt
Thurman W. Arnold
Yale
Arnold
America
United States
Czechoslovakia
Congress
State Department
Hungary
Western Maryland May Get Roads Commissioner
Governor Harry W. Nice signaled a Western Maryland appointment to the State Roads Commission after Cumberland’s C. Nice Wilkinson died. He noted Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland claims, saying a decision may come in 10 days to two weeks and that Western Maryland appears likely. Alleghany and Kent counties back different candidates, including Glenn Beall and P H ML Bramble.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
State Roads Commission
Maryland
C. Nice Wilkinson
Cumberland
Allegany County
Nice
Kent County
Republican Committee
Bramble
Eastern Shore
Glenn Beall
House of Delegates
M Keever Dodger Proxy Dies At 85
New York March 7 Stephen W McKeever 85 year old president of the Brooklyn National League Baseball Club died early today of pneumonia at his Brooklyn home after a week of illness He had been connected with the club for more than 25 years and served as president since 1932 following a Dodger reorganization He was the oldest NL president and a central figure in the Brooklyn management storm with the heirs of the late Charles Enbeis.
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New York
Stephen W. McKeever
Brooklyn
National League Baseball Club
McKeever
Frank B. York
Dodger
Charles 8. Enbeis
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Bank Forgery Case
A problem notes that when the First National Bank paid a forged check, the transaction became final and the bank could not later recover from the store, which was a holder in good faith. Local court reasoning hinges on forgery oversight and the holder in due course doctrine.
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First National Bank
Ocean Grove Hotel Gutted By Fire
A large hotel on the North End boardwalk at Ocean Grove New Jersey was demolished by a blaze. The fire spread quickly, with reports describing it as a sprawling one-story structure and causing extensive damage to the shore resort property.
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Ocean Grove
N. J. Mar. T
North End
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