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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1938

Page

7

Community Chest Workers Meet to Start Campaign in Frederick

One hundred thirty-two volunteer workers gathered for a luncheon to launch Frederick's first Community Chest drive. A ten foot thermometer in the Francis Scott Key hotel lobby will track progress toward a $15,250 goal across five supported organizations, with administration kept under 0.1 percent.

Frederick Francis Scott Key Henry J. Stahr Chest Ignatius Bjorlee

Treasury A Pawn Shop Glass Says Treasury A Pawn Shop

Senator Glass of Virginia opposes the presidents priming plan calling it a pawn shop for the treasury but concedes the 4.5 billion spending lending program likely will be approved. Final witnesses include John L. Lewis William Green LaGuardia and David Lasser at the House appropriations subcommittee hearing.

Washington Glass Dem Roosevel aaneTpe The Treasury Senate Appropriations Committee House John L. Lewis S. O Wiliam Green A. F. of LaGuardis New York David Lasser Workers Alliance

WPA Dismal Failure In Philadelphia

Representative Stack of Pennsylvania denounced the WPA program in Philadelphia as a dismal failure. He said relief recipients want to work but cannot secure WPA jobs due to political favoritism, while single men without dependents obtain positions. He quoted Harry Hopkins admitting Philadelphia was the worst WPA locale in the United States.

Washington Stack Dem House WPA Philadelphia Harry Hopkins United States

Worn Pulpit Exchange Marks May 15 Services

A town meeting noted the pulpit exchange plans for May 15 with Rev. Jackson at First Baptist and Rev. Royal at Calvary Methodist outlining the schedule. The group also arranged Baker Park summer services with Rev. Dr. Traver as chair and Rev. Dr. Meeks presiding.

Frederick Fathom Ralph E. Shober The Brethren T. Gover Methodist Episcopal Church Sorsetret W. C. Royal First Baptist Church Benjamin W. Meeks Calvary Method Episcopal Church Rnya Hartman Grave Evangelical and Reformed Church Paul H. Gleichman Evangelical Lutheran Church Royal Baker Park Mr Royal Jackson J. Hschmill Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church Shover Calvary Methodist Church Schmitt Church of the Brethren Gov Dr. Traver Gover Taylor Evangelical Reformed Grace Evangelical and Reformed First Baptist Calvary Methodist Evangelical Lutheran Methodist Church South Presbyterian M.C. A All Saints Episcopal United Brethren Salvation Army Traver Kiefer Shober Meeks Robert Bott Min Royal Greichman

Losses Shrink Late As Market Slips Near End

Stock market losses narrow toward close though overall activity remains light. Transfers run about 400000 shares as bonds drift back and European markets show uneven gains and losses amid ongoing political and economic tensions. Police veteran Lynn Adams, a 50 year state police officer, becomes special investigator for Dauphin County grand jury probing Democratic campaign charges.

New York Washington Specia Harrisburs Lynn G. Adams State Police Dauphin County Grand Jury Carl B. Shelley Adams Percy W. Foote Shelley Pennsylvania Wes

School Teacher Wins New Trial From Judge Hagerstown

Samuel C. Troupe a school teacher convicted of manslaughter after a fatal auto crash near here last September 6 was granted a new trial by Judge Frank G Wagaman The collision killed Arno Berkowitz and Miss Martha Ruuti of Monessen Pa on the day of the accident

Hagerstown Samuel C. Troupe Frank G. Wagaman Troupe Here Arno Berkowitz Martha Ruuti Monessen

Festival service of Knights Templar in Gettysburg

About 4500 Knights in full uniform marched through Gettysburg on the first Sunday in May, with a parade at 12:30 from the square to the National Cemetery for a service. Speakers included Right Eminent Sir Louis OG. Strassburger and Rev. Dr. William Barnes Lower. Maryland Knights, including Freder enck Charles L. Bismlinger, attended among others.

Knights Templar Gettysburg National Cemetery Louis OG. Strassburger Germantown William Barnes Lower Philadelmia Maryland Frederenck Charles L. Bismlinger Albert M Cobjentz Nevin T. R. Waskey Clifford M. Yinger Frank Harrington Wim Kole Harvey Moxley Harry O. Schroeder Harry T. James Raymond A. Bussard Rascoe C. Curtis

Cemetery election at Mt Olivet Cemetery Co Directors listed

Directors of Mt Olivet Cemetery Co were elected today with names including Herbert S. Schroeder Joan M. Haller George B. McCleery Ernest Helfenstein Grover L. Michael Richard P. Ross Henry B. Ramsburgh C. Thomas Summers Harry L. Ebert and Dr A A Radcliff.

Mt. Olivet

DeMolay State Government Day Planned at Annapolis

About 1253 DeMolays from Maryland Washington D C and neighboring states will take part in Youth Week May 1 to 7. The conclave officers will be commissioned state officers for the day by Governor Harry W Nice at 11 am in the Governors Mansion reception room.

Order of DeMolay Maryland Washington, D. C Naval Academy Middles Masonic Tempie Annapolis Fries

Postponed assault case for Ray Fields and Hartman

Hearing on the assault and battery charges against Ray Fields and Claude Hartman was postponed from Tuesday night to May 15. Fields and Hartman, both described as colored, face linked attacks on Welter Jackson and Joseph Diggs near Broad Run on April 22, with state prosecutors and defense counsel named for both sides.

Bering Reqanet Ray Fields WPA Worner Welter Jackson Broad Run Claude Hartman Joseph Diggs Sherman P. Bowers William M. Storm Diggs Allon Y. Bennett Fields

Barnhart Reports On American Seminar And Roosevelt Meeting

Prof William R Barnhart joined the American Seminar started by Dr Sherwood Eddy to study U S issues in New York and Washington The two week program attracted 60 educators ministers and public figures It included a week with President and Mrs Roosevelt Supreme Court members cabinet aides and Congress teachers Much information was off the record Barnhart cited sharp shifts in national income from 1929 to 1937 and 1938 noting current low per capita earnings in southern counties versus New York City and commenting on confidence in government and economic policy

William R. Barnhart Sherwood Eddy New York Washington United States Roosevelt Supreme Court Congress Barnhart Sookings Institute Noel Sargent National Manufacturers Association George W. Norris A. A. Berle

Dr Holloway to Address Boys at City Takeover Dinner

Youth Week highlights Frederick as youths designated to run city government for an afternoon attend a dinner at 6:30 PM at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Dr Frei G Holloway president of Western Maryland College Westminster will speak introduced by Dr Henry I Stahr Hood College. City officials led by Mayor Lloyd C Culler invited. John A Shires to preside.

Francis Scott Key Frei G. Holloway Western Maryland College Westminster Henry I. Stahr Hood College Frederick Chamber of Commerce Lloyd C. Culler Fred W. Springer John A. Shires

Britain and Italy Near War as Talks Falter

Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain and Italy drift toward war since his May 1937 accession and the Anglo-Tran agreement debate followed by opposition. In Maryland relief, five counties halted direct aid due to lands shortages, with Frederick and Anne Arundel among those reporting no funds this quarter.

London Neville Chamberlain House of Commons Tain Lary Chamberlain Viahan Baltimore Maryland Frederick County Anne Arundel Caroling Carroll Dorchester Queen Annes Fir Alegany Cecil Charles Somerset Washington

Daily Weather Extremes and Solar Times

Yesterday reached a high of 72 and a record low of 17 after a year with highs of 78 and lows around 41. Sunset is 7 04 p.m. tonight, sunrise tomorrow 5 11 a.m., moonrise at 3 06 a.m. with moonset near 11 20 p.m.

Metual Insurance Names Frederick Directors

Metual Insurance selects directors for the Mutuwai Insurance Company of Frederick County. Elected were Casper E. Cline, Charles D. Walker, William H. Renn, G. Mantz Besant, S. Elmer Brown, Lewis A. Rice, Robert E. Delaplaine, William M. Storm, R. Ward Stauffer, James H. Gambrill, J. A. LeRoy McCardell, and William H. B. Anders.

Metual Insurance Mutuwai Insurance Company Frederick County Casper E. Cline Charles D. Walker William H. Renn G. Mantz Besant S. Elmer Brown Lewis A. Rice Robert E. Delaplaine William M. Storm R. Ward Stauffer James H. Gambrill J. A. LeRoy McCardell William H. B. Anders

Berlin cheers as Hitler leaves for Rome and world war tension

The world watches the Hitler Mussolini Rome meeting while Czechoslovakia's Sudeten Germans call for a plebiscite. In Spain mud halts fighting and China and Japan drift into stalemate as Shanghai reports guerilla activity.

Berlin Fuehrer Rome Associated Press Europe Czechoslovakia Hitler Nitler Mussolini Germany J. Hitler Austria Italy Brenner Pass France Britain Konrad Henlein Henlein Spain China Shantung Province Shanghai

Securities Assessment Conference Dictates Frederick Property Review

Securities assessment topics dominated today as Supervisor Alfred W. Gaver and Michael J. Lindsay discussed with plans to spend time at the courthouse and consult County Commissioners. Frederick city property assessment began in College Park area with Grayson H. Mercer and E. C. Speaks guiding the associates. assessors noted owners often prefiled schedules listing securities and valuations of real estate and personal property during visits.

Alfred W. Gaver Michael J. Lindsay State Tax Commission Gaver Lindsay Court House Frederick City College Park Grayson H. Mercer E. C. Speaks Frederick Fourth Street

Ford asks court to quit four over NLRB inquiry

Ford Motor Co asks the Circuit Court of Appeals for permission to determine whether the National Labor Relations Board consulted outsiders before its order. The company names Thomas Corcoran Benjamin Cohen John L Lewis and Homer Martin as individuals possibly contacted.

Covington, Ky Ford Motor Co Circuit Court of Appeals National Labor Relations Board Thomas Corcoran Benjamin ¥. Cohen John L. Lewis Homer Martin Corcoran Cohen New Deal

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