Declaratory Judgment Grants Rights on Farm Lease Renewal
Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard grants a declaratory judgment under Maryland act recognizing Nettie R. Wood of New York must rightfully decide lease terms for 400 acre New Market farms after current year ends April 1 1942 Tenant Carroll W Kent asserted a three year renewal and promised parol terms. The court overruled demurrer and held prior oral terms cannot defeat a written lease though Kent may hold over for one year. Kent ordered to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Willard
Maryland
Nettie R. Wood
New York City
New Market District
Carroll W. Kent
Kent
Willard
Ae Fee
H. Kieffer DeLauwere
Leslie Goblents
McC. Mathias
Accredited First Aid Instructors Organize
A group of accredited first aid instructors coordinates training and organization efforts. Key figures include Miss Daisy Mae Baumgardner, George Elmer Brengle, Edward Donald Carr, Miss Tempie Louise Engle, Miss Norma Pauline Etzler, and Miss Barbara Ellen Halier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Mae Baumgardner
George Elmer Brengle
Edward Donald Carr
Tempie Louise Engle
Norma Pauline Etzler
Barbara Ellen Halier
Model in Court Presents Striking Contrast in Murder Indictment
Model Madeline Webb appears in New York court facing an indictment with three men over the murder of Mrs Susan Flora Resch and a list of named victims and associates from multiple towns including Fredrick, Brunswick, and Walkersville. The case names many named individuals across several states and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline
Webb
New York
Susan Flora Resch
Polleh
Women's Clubs of Lewistown Share Economical Meat Dishes
The Lewistown Woman's Club heard Mrs. George Arnold discuss economical meat grades and uses revealing two praised dishes Hungarian Goulash and Liver Creole. Mrs. Arnold, with hostesses Mrs. Albert Powell and Mrs. Clifford Kell, noted 19 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown Club
George Arnold
Nutrition Committee
Lewistown
Stonas Barker
G Lloyd Palmer
Jug Bridge
Elsie Snook
Palmer
Olcat Chui
God of Our Pathers
George Green
Malam
Allen Marts
Personal notices from local residents and military moves
Ensign John W. Lebherz reports for Navy duty after reporting from Washington to Boston. Dr and Mrs Lanedale plan several days in New York before returning to Frederick. Mr and Mrs Skelly of Media Pa. visit Mrs Skelly’s mother Mrs Edward Grove. Miss Rosalie Osburn, War Department secretary, spends weekend at West Third street. Miss Mary Roderick visits Judy and Dick Hill in Buckeystown. Dr M Franklin Birely appointed lecturer at Frederick City Hospital School of Nursing. Frank Lee Carl, Cumberland Times editor, visits Thurmont. Paul Green enlists in U S Naval Reserve as storekeeper and leaves for Norfolk. William H Snyder of Sparrows Point visits son and daughter-in-law on East Fifteenth street. Mr and Mrs Charles J Eckenrode announce birth of son Charles Joseph Jr March 11 at Annie Warner Hospital. Mrs Eckenrode is former Jessie Shipley of Westminster. Eckenrode was Thurmont High School faculty. Rev and Mrs Paul J Seltzer of Graceham plan to attend preservation event at Linden Hall Lititz Pa with daughters Ruth and Esther taking part. return trip includes Easter vacation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Lebherz
H. J. Lebherz
Weat
Second Street
Washington, D. C
Boston
Mass
Navy
P S Lanedale
Media
Skelly
Edward D. Grove
West Second Street
Susan Grove
Rosalie Osburn
War Department
Washington, D. CC
West Third Street
Mary Roderick
Frederick
Judy
Dick Hill
Buckeystown
M Franklin Birely
Morris Birely
Thurmont
Frederick City Hospital
Frank Lee Carl
Cumberland Times
Birely
Paul Green
Marton Green
Lee Place
U .S. Naval Reserve
Eeckenrode
Jessie Shipley
Westminster
Eckenrode
Emmitsburg High School
Thurmont High School
Paul J Seltzer
Graceham
Linden Hall
Lititz
Ruth
Esther Seltzer
Mrs Seliver
Mrs Howard Reviews War News in Pacific Areas
Mrs Georgette Rose Howard spoke to a women’s audience in Frederick’s Francis Scott Key Hotel about World War II events in the Pacific. She lauded MacArthur’s leadership and planning, urged support for Roosevelt and Churchill, and discussed India’s fragile situation amid British diplomacy and Japanese threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Georgette Rose Howard
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Java
Australia
Howard
United Nations
Douglas MacArthur
Bataan
Southwest Pacific
Sne
Philippines
Washington
MacArthur
Roosevelt
Churchill
Ins
Pacific
World Order to Conform to the Will of God at Hood College
Dr Harold A Boziey of Mt Vernon Place Methodist Church Baltimore addressed Hood College students and faculty at a Sunday Vesper in Brodbeck Hall. He spoke on peace with the theme Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Boziey
Mt Vernon Place Methodist Church
Baltimore
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Bailey
Matthew
John C. Martin Bankrupt Following Petition in Philadelphia
John C. Martin, once president and publisher of the Philadelphia Evening Ledger, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S District Court in Philadelphia listing 3502920 in liabilities and 14858 in assets. He stated he had 5 in pocket 572 in the bank and 1013 in those goods. Most debts owed to three banks with collateral mainly life insurance policies valued at 671665. He reportedly held 6500000 in politics in 1928 and was immediately adjudged a bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Martin
Hagerstown
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Philadelphia
Martin
Strength For Today By Early Douglass
A moral meditation on fog and decision making using maritime metaphor. It contrasts cautious restraint with reckless speed in rough seas and urges self control to avoid disaster. The essay references the steamer Mariposa and survivals at sea to illustrate prudent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass
Burt
Col
Bahson
Sonad
Most Popular Price For Papers Five Cents
A survey by the American Newspaper Publishers Association reports 806 daily papers or about half sell single copies at 5 cents, the most common rate. 735 papers sell 1 cent or 1.0? cents now, 185 hold 2 cents, with a few at 4, 7, 10, or 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Vin Editor
Rade Magazine
Lenis
Taneytown Plants Now At Capacity
Taneytown reports two factories Blue Ridge Rubber Company and Taneytown Manufacturing Company expanding to full capacity with over 1000 employees at Blue Ridge. Four carloads of tires were unloaded recently and more than 600 tons of rubber reclaimed for production. The Mervyn C Fuss building on East Baltimore Street nears completion for Potomac Edison Company occupancy as homes also rise nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Blue Ridge Rubber Company
Taneytown Manufacturing Company
Carroll County
Mervyn C. Fuss
Baltimore Street
Potomac Edison Company
Unsigned Sewer Letter From An Old Resident
The News received a letter on the sewer connection issue but cannot publish it due to lack of a real signature. The only signoff is An Old Resident who Recalls Plenty in My Many Years Here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Comme
Small UN Vessel Torpedoed Off Atlantic Coast
The Navy announced that a small United Nations merchant ship was torpedoed off the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
United Nations
Atlantic
Minor Accidents Investigated By City Police
Two minor collisions were reported on Saturday with no injuries. At 11 a.m. a car driven by Harry S. Ranneberger and a truck operated by Donald Eutter collided at West AN Saints and Court streets. both were damaged and no charges were filed. At 1 p.m. a sedan driven by Mrs. Catherine Donovan Bowers and another car driven by Hyland E. Wars collided at DeGrange and West South streets. both were damaged and no injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Ranneberger
Donald Eutterback
West Second Street
West AN Saints
Court Streets
George Hoffman
Catherine J. Donovan Bowers
Jefferson Street
Hyland E. Wars
Phob
DeGrange
West South Streets
Investigation Yields Charges Preferred by Lieutenant
Lieut. Herbert Strawsburg announced charges after a completed investigation. The details describe alleged offenses and call for formal action by authorities. The report notes the officer’s role and references forthcoming proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Herbert Strawsburg
No Confirmation of Camp Ritchie Plans
Major Robert F. Barrick, commander of Camp Ritchie, states no official information exists about summer plans for the camp. Rumors of large scale troop training this summer are unconfirmed, with Army official visits described as routine inspections rather than evidence of a new project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ritchie
Robert F. Barrick
Barrick
Army
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Anna Eleanor Shewbridge
Isabel Richmond Waterhouse
Louie Elisabeth Whetzel
Elwood Thomas Whitmore
Frank Russell Young
Corinda O. Stewart
James Walker Carty
M Lucille Harbaugh
Evelyn Mae Kefauver
Mildred Marie Lenhart
Eleanor R. Hammel
Herman Knuppel
Harriett Nelson Kreh
Margaret Jane Miller
Beatrice Jeanette Summers
John Douglas Weddle
Betty Jane Stauffer
Sarah Quinn
William S Sims
A. G. Bourne, Sr
Fredquick
Lula M Poster
Ada May Kirk
Margaret Irene Orrison
J. G. F. Smith
Brunswick
James Ko Gray
John E. Wischfeld
State
A Louise Winebrewer
Minam
BF. Winebrene
Walkersville
Johnsville Club
Clarence Repp
Johnsville Womens Club
Edwin Hevner
Democracy
Lenore Whitmore
Ft. Hows
Bone Heynee
Tor
Carrol
Mrs. Howard
India
Burma
China
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Anmress Williamson
Rexall
Spud
Cobenie
Young Beauty Salon
North Market St
Washington Now
W. Patrick ST
W. Ball
St. Washington MO
Ave
N. W
Blue Ridge
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ritchie
Lydia E. Frinkham
Nature
Pinkham
Frederick High
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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