Bethel Church Dispute Heard Over Sale Authority
In Bethel Tabernacle on Ninth Street a judge heard opposing sides over whether a sale of church property could be approved by a majority or required unanimous consent. Plaintiffs claim unanimous action was needed. defendants argue a majority sufficed. Names include Evelyn Becker and Betty Sperler. parties seek nullification of deeds and an accounting. Reconciliation attempts after February failed.
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Bet Tabernacle
Ninth Street
Evelyn D.becker
Assemblies of God
Spring Beld
Poland
Becker
Betty
Sperler
J. Vernon Oone
Silas T. Richards Marshall Eli
Charles Masser
Katherine Slipp
Missecker
Miss Beyler
William ©.Ittig
William Layman
Robert Clapp, Jr
Alton ¥. Beneit
Essie N. Cobleniz
M. P. Conference Set To Meet June Eight To Thirteen
Westminster May 27 AP A may be final session of the Mary and annual conference of the Methodist Protestant Church will be held here June 8 to 13. The plan of union calls for a unity conference within twelve months after adoption of the plan.
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Westminster
Robbers Hold Up Messengers Near Marcus Hook Post Office
Three masked men stopped two gank messengers near Marcus Hook post office and robbed a satchel of $3,000. Also mentions Formosa lighthouse plans and a vague reference to President Hoover in 1937.
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Marcus Hook. Pa
Marcus Hook
Formosa
Hoover
Kashdo Isind
Transfer of Rev W H Jameson Named at Baltimore
Archbishop Currey announces transfers and new appointments for Baltimore Diocese. Rev William H Jameson moves from St John the Evangelist to Blessed Sacrament shore, effective June 10, with Rev Arthur C Slade succeeding him at St Johns. Several other clergy reassigned. missions and chaplains noted. Also a Hong Kong crime contrast mentions 263 cases last year and Shanghai foreign concessions averaging 2000 months.
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William H. Jameson
St.f John’s Catholic Church
Blessed Sacrament Shore
Baltimore
Michael J. Curley
St. John’s Church
Jameson
Arthur C. Slade
Slade
Blessed Sacrament Church
Currey
Raymond A. McGowan
St Francis Church
Brunswick
Stareph
Francis P. Ryan
St. Peter's Church
Hancock
Philip L. Farrell
St Peters Church
Liberty Town
John L. Collins
St. Mary's Star of the Sea
St. Peters Church
P J. Ritchie
St Mary's
Barnesville
Carl F. Hess
St Paul's Baltimore
St. Mary's
China Coast
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Roosevelt Lets 5 Billion Tax Bill Become Law Without Signature
President Roosevelt announced from Arthurdale West Virginia that he would permit the 5 billion tax bill to become law at midnight without his approval to spotlight the bill’s unwise parts. He warned veto would erase desirable features and urged attention to the flat rate capital gains shift and the undistributed profits tax, arguing it preserves equity but risks tax avoidance. The remarks were broadcast to Arthurdale homesteaders and the nation.
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Arthurdale Homestead
W. Va
Roosevelt
Woman beaten to death in Chicago apartment intrusion
May 27 AP report details Flor ente Johnson, 34, wife of a city fireman, assaulted in her South Side apartment. She was found injured and the body later discovered on the bed or floor with a brick nearby, following a break in through a window by an unknown assailant described as Black. Police investigation ongoing.
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Chicago
Florente Johnson
South Side
Gett ysburg veterans invited for all expense tour in July
Washington May 27 veterans from both Union and Confederate sides are invited to Gettysburg for a June 29 to July 6 reunion with government paying rail transport and 6 per day for expenses. About 5,000 expected to attend among roughly 10,000 surviving Civil War vets.
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Gettysburg
Preston Grover
Washington
Geittysburg
Army
Two Denominations To Consider Union
Philadelphia May 27 The general Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the U S adjourned today the inutation of the sant Epbourget Church to achieve organic writon between our adopted a few la Boots earn est and prayerful purpose to cooperate with the protestant Episcopal envich in the L S A Gs and formative of such.
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Philadelphia
U.S
Envich
L.S. A. Gs
Johnson to Speak at Memorial Day Exercises May 30
J. Fred Johnson National Vice Commander of the American Legion will be the Memorial Day speaker Monday afternoon. The service at Mt Olivet cemetery kiosk starts at 2 p.m. after a 1:30 p.m. parade from the Legion home. Local ministers will participate. taps and a volley. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 3285 to join parade at 1:15 p.m. Frederick post office runs holiday schedule with no city mail delivery and noon plus evening collections. lobby open all day.
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American Legion
George S. Rodock, Jr
Francis Scott Key Post
Johnson
Washington
Alabama
Mt Olivet
Legion
John R. Webb
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Moose Home
Frederick
Market stocks fail to rebound as volume slips
New York May 27 AP notes stocks attempted a recovery but broad support was lacking. Early offerings kept the ticker busy, losses narrowed, then minor advances appeared before small declines dominated late. Volume dwindled after noon, with about 800,000 shares changing hands as business news dampened sentiment.
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New York
VFW Names Committee on Vets Hospital Near Frederick
At a Thursday meeting the John R. Webb Post No 3285 VFW named a committee to work with civic and veteran groups on a proposed veterans hospital in or near Frederick. Members are George Williams, Col Eugene O Hopkins, and J Gould Myers. The post will join the Department of Maryland picnic by boat from Baltimore on June 3 to Annapolis Naval Academy and attend Memorial Day services on Monday. New members enrolled include Col Hopkins, Charles F Jackson, Luther Jackson, Bernard N Hawker, John H Brown, H C Zimmerman, Virgil M Martin. Also noted a shipment of Thoroughbred Hampshire hogs, feghorn chickens, and Italian bees from the Mexican government to small ranchers and farmers in the State of Mexico.
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Moose Home
John R. Webb
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frederick
George Williams
Eugene O. Hopkins
A. S. Army
J. Gould Myers
Department of Maryland
Baltimore
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Col. Hopkins
Charles F. and
Luther Jackson
Bernard N Hawker
John H. Brown
H.C. Zimmerman
Virgil M. Martin
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Summary
The report lists 24 hour precipitation ending 5 p m yesterday at 0.48 inches and 5 p m yesterday to 7 a m today at 0.11 inches. May precipitation to date is 1.01 inches against a normal 3.49. May 1937 totals show 3 32 inches. 1928 deficiency to May 1 stands at 13 inches. Yesterday high 63, low last night 55. year-ago high 88, low 66. Sunset 7 27 p m, sunrise 4 42 a m, moonrise 3 36 a m, moonset 6 39 p m.
Four point TVA inquiry program urged by two directors
TVA directors Lilienthal and Morgan pressed a four point plan for congressional study into private utility actions in the Tennessee Valley. They urged probes of legal actions against TVA, spile lines in rural areas, citizens committees funded by private power, and propaganda against the TVA program. The drive comes amid disputes over A E Morgan and Roosevelt’s removal of him as TVA chairman.
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TVA
Congressional
Brivett Utilities
Tennessee Valley
David E Lilienthal
Har
Court A. Morgan
Arthur E. Morgan
Senate House Committee
FWA
Roosevelt
A. E. Morgan
Local Pupils Aid Save the Children Fund Campaign
Pupils from Frederick and Middletown schools collect clothing for needy mountain children and deliver bundles on Wednesday June 1 designated as bundle day. Dr J C Clarke arranges solicitations with Sustaining supporters like Eugene W Pruitt and area staff to ship garments to Save the Children Fund stations in Tennessee Kentucky North Carolina and Virginia aiding 59 000 children yearly with food clothing shoes and local welfare programs.
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Frederick
Middletown
Save the Children Fund
J. C. Clarke
Welfare Organization
Eugene W. Pruitt
A. L. Leary
Frederick High School
Ella V. Xreig
Parkway School
Laura Louise Freeman
North Market Street School
Mary H. Burger
Washington Street School
Chester G. Ciem
Church Street
York
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Yates Reaches Final Round In Troon Play
Yates of Atlanta reached the final round of the British amateur golf championship at Troon Scotland by winning a 19 hole match one up over Hector Thomson of Scotland.
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Yates
Troon
Scotland
Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Hectori Thomson
Behind The Scenes In Washington By Rodney Dutcher
Arnold becomes new attorney general in charge of AIM and Estris cases promising tougher antitrust policy. Government action against Ford, Chrysler and GM cites discrimination against independent finance firms, coercive retail financing, and hidden profits from finance subsidiaries. RFC head Jones faces controversy over large loan powers and poor loan outcomes. Vargas receives mixed signals from U.S. on Brazil coup tensions as Ford Vargas criticism persists. AFP plans a new miners union challenging UMW in Pennsylvania anthracite regions amid dues disputes.
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Rodney Dutcher
Thurman
Arnold
Fenderal
AIM Estris
Justice Department
Les
Cummings
Nolle Presse
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Secre
Night long Akron riot ends as injuries rise to eighty
Akron Okla May 27 AP more than 100 policemen with rifles gas guns surrounded Good year Tire and Rubber Co after an all night riot that injured at least 80 people at midnight crowd of 3000 pickets. Police aid wounded include Donald Dixon 19 shot seriously four blocks away police say two others shot and lightly wounded. Sixty nine hospital cases suffered head injuries in the disorders that tapered toward dawn.
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Akron
Okie
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Donald Dixon
Stephen McGowan
Aolice
Two Trees Damaged When Hit By Truck
Two maple trees on North College Park Way were severely damaged when a truck owned by Cap pelo struck them around noon Thursday. One tree on J Marshall Staub property occupied by Dr Joseph H Appie was wrecked with roots torn and top broken. the second tree on Clarence A Bussard's property may be savable. The driver, a colored man unnamed, said to have been traveling east on Dill Avenue swung into North College Park, causing the impact and sending the truck against the trees. Tree surgeons unsure if the second tree can be saved. no injuries, but the truck was damaged.
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North College Parkway
Cappelo
J. Marshall Staub
Joseph H. Appie
Clarence
A. Bussard
Teuck
Dill Avenue
North College Park
Japan Forms Quick Victory Cabinet Moves In China War
The remodeled Japanese cabinet, dubbed quick victory, advances efforts against China. Czechoslovakia fears raids after 63 German planes cross the border. Spain reports bombs near Cerbere. Mexico says rebels surrender 1100 in a civil conflict. 25 rebels derailed a passenger train with no injuries.
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Japan
China
Europe
Cerbere
Port Bou
Spe
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Suchow
Lunghai
Chengchow
Hankow
Mexico
Alleged Abduction Case Searched Across Counties
Sheriff Gochenour of Shenandoah county Virginia arrived in Frederick county seeking Beatrice Myers 30 alleged to have abducted a 17 year old boy named Whits mer from his home. The search extended to Montgomery and Strasburg areas where Myers sisters were believed to reside.
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Frederick County
Carl F. Gochenour
Shenandoah County
Beatrice Myers
Virginia
Warden Whitsmer
Russell C. Whitmer
Strasburg
Gochenour
Americans Draw Half Of Favorite Tickets In Derby and Sweepstakes
Americans drew exactly half of the 14 tickets on the Epsom Downs derby favorite. Pasch and Irish nurses drew lucky pellets from a spinning cylinder in the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes, a vast lottery funding a race in England. The sweepstakes total prize was $7,290,395 with global ticket sales of $11,924,295.
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Ireland
Pasch
England
Welterweight Title Bout Postponed Again In New York
The welterweight championship match between Barney Ross and Henry Armstrong is delayed to next Tuesday night after promoter Mike Jacobs cites unsatisfactory reports on tonight and last night postponements. The fight, initially planned for last night, faces renewed scheduling hurdles in New York.
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New York
Barney Ross
Henry Armstrong
Mike Jacobs
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