Little Change Prospects for U.S. Crops
Washington reports indicate little relief in grain shortages and no shift in Truman’s self denial drive. The Agriculture Department’s forecast shows September corn up 54.8 million bushels, while old-crop stocks may be 41 million lower than expected and wheat prospects fell about 2 million bushels. Europe food campaign gains pace as Republican senators pledge help. Luckman says no modification to the program.
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Washington
Truman
Agriculture Department
Brewster
R-Me
Charles Luckman
Iens’ Food Committee
Truman- Luckman
Renewal of Covenant Sunday At Nazarene Church
On October 12 the Church of the Nazarene at 916 N Bentz Frederick will observe Renewal of Covenant Sunday as part of a denomination wide emphasis. The next day begins the churchs 40th year as an organized denomination. From Pilot Point Texas in 1908 the church grew from 10 000 members in 228 churches to 3 500 churches and over 200 000 members in the United States Canada and the British Isles. The church operates missions in 23 world areas with about 200 missionaries and 1 000 native workers. Six major colleges support the church in the United States one in Canada and one in the British Isles. The Nazarene Theological Seminary has been established in Kansas City Missouri as the international headquarters. Total property value rose from 500 000 to 30 500 000 by the end of 1946.
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Church of the Nazarene
N. Bentz Street
Frederick
Pilot Point
Texas
East
West
South
United States
Phineas F. Bresee
Los Angeles
Canada
British Isles
Nazarene Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Missouri
Conservation drive shifts public appetite through rationing action
The report notes control and rationing of selected items and a survey of the first week of meatless Tuesdays eggless and poultryless Thursdays showing only partial public compliance. This followed the administration acting to remove any appearance of internal disagreement on the conservation drive.
Nazarene per capita giving leader to United Stewardship Council
In 1936 the denomination led all qiencaminatons in per capita giving reporting to the United Stewardship Council with 42 dollars 33 cents per person for all purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene
United Stewardship Council
Magistrates' September records set fines and costs
Frederick magistrates filed a September monthly return showing a record $4288.88 in fines and costs from 466 cases. City fines totaled $904.50 and state fines $206.45, with civil and sheriff costs, inland game and fish, DMV, and automobile divisions contributing the rest. The departments handling cases were 169 for City, 26 State, 43 civil, and 228 automobile. FEVER JOBLESS: unemployment figures in Hagerstown show 350 on pay, 900 seeking work, per D. Lee Staley with many exhausting benefits.
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Frederick
Police and Peoples
George
Z. Best
Frederick City
Inland Game and Fish Commission
Department of Motor Vehicles
Hagerstown
Unemployment Compensation Board
D. Lee Staley
Staley
Machinery and woodwork orders issued for farm trailers and cabinets
Trace bodies and two wheel farm trailers made to order. Also sink cabinets and all wall cabinets. Lumber ripped and dressed to any specification. All items prepared according to customer requirements.
Police Court Cases Heard
Two local men faced hearings for intoxication before Magistrate Manuel Weinberg who disqualified himself for substitute Edward J. Smith in a peace disturbance case with collateral forfeiture. Garland Forrest protested drunken arrest and sought Sgt. Ben Phebus testimony while John W. Smith sought a missing witness summons. Both men remained jailed as collateral forfeiture stood.
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Manuel Weinberg
Edward J. Smith
Garland Forrest
Hyattstown
Charles Burras
Sergt
Ben Phebus
Gay
John W. Smith
Kanode
Simmons
Weinberg
Nelson Feaga
South Market Street
George
Nelly Lydard
Smith
Divorce Granted in Equity Court for Harding Couple
Feage failed to respond as Yeagas wife, with Weinberg as counsel, faced forfeiture of collateral $5.80. City forfeited $3.30 posted by Charles D. Goins, arrested by Officer George Hoff man for intoxication. Traffic collateral forfeited by William F. Mehrin Rt. 1. Key mar $8.45 for operating overlong on dealers tags. Citation by First Sergt W K May. A decree signed Friday grants absolute divorce to Mrs. Shirley V Harding from Lester W Harding of Harpers Ferry Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Shirley V. Harding
Harpers Ferry
Lester W. Harding
Custody Awarded as Father Ordered to Pay Court Costs
In Frederick County court Mrs. Marning received custody of three children while the father was ordered to pay court costs. Mrs. Harding testified he agreed to $80 monthly child support. Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. defended Mrs. Harding and Richard E. Zimmerman represented the defendant.
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Ent
Frederick County
Marning
Harding
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Richard E. Zimmerman
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