Debt Crisis Debate Hits Congress Over Spending
Congress faces calls of profligacy as Treasury borrows to cover a $12 billion deficit amid weak bond yields. First National City Bank warns higher federal spending inflates prices and erodes citizen purchasing power while debt soars. Amid this, several real estate deeds are recorded including transfers in New Market Johnsville and Wilson Place with values around 20 000 13 000 and 11 300 respectively.
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Congress
First National City Bank
York
George W. Runkles
Nannie L. Browning
Wilfred Runkles
Gladhill Road
New Market District
Lavier V. Fitz
Austin M. Bohn
Baker Road
Johnsville
Louis C. LaMotte, Jr
Carroll L. Hedges
Wilson Place
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items recount a West Second Street house sale to John E. Haugh of Norfolk Virginia, a Myrkle-Harder Co teddy bear giveaway won by Sarah Phleeger, a shattered street light globe after a rope was loosened, J L C A football team defeat of St James College 12 to 0, a lime kiln blast causing dynamite risk, and a long column critiquing Supreme Court power and constitutional limits with references to Congress and public officials.
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Mer
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
West Second Street
John E. Haugh
Norfolk
Myrkle-Harder Co
Sarah Phleeger
John E. Phreeger
West Patrick Street
City Electric
South Market Street
Mt Olivet Cemetery
St. James College
Creager
M.C.A
St. James
Reitz
M. J. Grove
Supreme Court
Wall Street
Schleysville
Congress
Supreme Court de
Senate
House
Mate
Air circus and real estate sale in Oct 25 1938 columns
Twenty years ago items report an air circus under the auspices of Francis Scott Key at Derrick Field with stunt firing parachute jumping bomb dropping and speed racing. A public sale tallies twelve lots and several William J Grove securities with Gilmore Frantz buying dwellings in Time Kiln for 3700 and Grove securities bringing 9856. Receipts of the late Frederick Fair exceed last year’s by over 3.60 with best attendance in a decade. An incident notes Harry E Main narrowly escaped injury when a tire spray compressor burst skyward striking his arm.
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Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Derrick Field
William J. Grove
A. J. Grove Limé’Company
Gilmore R Frantz
Frederick
Harry E. Main
Alain
Lawrence Discusses Written Constitution Is Biggest Issue
In Washington David Lawrence outlines the core issue in the current campaign for Congress. He argues the real battle is over whether the Constitution should be rewritten by Supreme Court justices to suit personal or ideological preferences. He cites Roosevelt’s court-packing episode of 1937 as a precedent and notes widespread debate among law professors and liberal commentators.
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Washington
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Law
Supreme Court
Declaratory Judgment Is Sought Over Farm Purchase Contract
A bill of complaint in equity by Mr and Mrs Bernard L Lewenstein of Baltimore asks a court to declare a purchase contract for a 113 acre Frederick county farm with the Schwartz family and Brunsman void or partially rescind, seeking return of $1000 paid as part of the failed transaction. The filing cites bank loan refusals and alleged assurances, with filings mentioning related public figures and opinions on constitutional amendment processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartzes
Brunsman
Mrs. Lowenstein
Westminster
Lowensteins
Ward
Frederick Bank J
Scouts Court of Honor Held at Evangelical Lutheran Church
Scouts of Troop 276 held a Court of Honor at the Evangelical Lutheran church on East Second Street. Leaders Rodney Willard Roland Hahn and John Fox presented Tenderfoot Second Class First Class and Star ranks during a candle lighting ceremony led by Richard Simpson with advancement announced for Howard Quynn Jerry West Merhi Suler Jr Robert Willard Jr David Fox Thomas Nikirk Jan Willard Ricky Boyer Joe Long and David Masser.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Sec
Ond Street
Rodney E. Willard
Roland Hahn
John S. Fox
Richard Simpson
Howard Quynn
Jerry West
Merhi,Suler Jr
Robert Willard Jr
David Fox
Thomas Nikirk
Jan M .Willard
Ricky Boyer
Joe Long
David Masser
Rich
Aid Simpson
Edwin Nikirk Jr
Richard Simpsson
Thomas Sukirk
Jan Willard
Edwin Waikirk Jr
jJames Campbell
Sammy Stouffer
James Wright
jDavid Fox
Richard Landis
Robert Landis
Land Car
Women Housing Conference Shapes Neighborhood Choices
The article reports a Women’s Conference on housing by Miriam F. Bolduan noting how school accessibility, quiet streets, and privacy influence family neighborhood decisions. Builders stress landscaping, trees, and shared amenities while cooperation with officials is sought to tailor communities.
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Miriam F. Bolduan
Washington
Walter Hardee
Cockeys
Ville
Jim
United States
Ible
Monrovia Man In Fatal Accident
Washington AP report says two year old Francis Brady was killed when he stepped into the street between parked cars and was struck by a tractor trailer driven by John K Shipley 25 of Monrovia Md. Police say the driver did not know of the collision until he felt a bump. Funeral services for Dr John S Derr will be held Monday at two o clock from M R Etchison and Son funeral home with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Friends may call today. Cardinal Mooney of Detroit dies as papal conclave nears conclusion. First balloon tires on U S cars were introduced in 1922.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Francis Brady
John K.shipley
Monrovia
John S$. Derr
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
Mt. Olivet
Miss Neal and Dr Montes Wed In Pearl Reformed Church
Miss Peggy Ann Neal daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton D Neal wed Dr Ismael Garcia Montes son of Mr and Mrs Andres Montes at Grace Reformed Church Pearl The ceremony featured a lace and net gown with a sapphire blue bridesmaid dress and a floor length light blue wool suit for Joyce Neal The couple to reside in Chattanooga Tenn where Montes is a resident doctor and Neal worked at Newell Hospital Maryland General prior to marriage
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Peggy Ann Neal
Clayton D. Neal
New
Mr. Neal
Ismael Garcia Montes
Andres Montes
Grace Reformed Church
Pearl
Walter D. Mehbrling
Boyd Page
Rfd
Frederick
Jack D. Neal
Outhi
Wasjbride
Joyce Neal
Toni Lee Neal
Jerry
Jack Neal
Washington
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ushers. Montes
Newell Hospital
Montes
Maryland
General Hospital
Deaths James Fleming and others in county notices
Obituaries recount deaths of Elmer Fleming 17 of Poplar Springs with services at Poplar Springs Methodist Church and interment there. Sandra Goodwin 11 of Uniontown dies in Hanover General Hospital, services at Uniontown Church of God with burial in Pipe Creek. Lorenzo Reeder 81 retired farmer of Middletown dies. survived by wife and many children. services at Gladhill Funeral Home and Reformed cemetery. David N Robertson 74 Frederick Church of the Brethren member dies at home. survived by wife and two sons. funeral arrangements pending. Mrs Mary Wheeler dies in Atlanta. wife of Lt Commander James F Wheeler. service in Woodsboro and Creagerstown area. burial pending.
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James & Fleming
James Elmer Fleming
Poplar Springs
Independent Order of Good Templars
Howard County
de ‘Ceased
John J
Hannah Fleming
Laura Estella Fleming
Charles J. Fleming
Aubrey E Fleming
Raymond E. Fleming
Harry B. ‘Fleming
Stt. Airy
Pop ‘Lar Springs Methodist Church
Charles A. Mitchell
Herbert Harrison
C. 'M. Waltz
Sandra Lee Goodwin
C. Robert
Betty ‘Howi Goodwin
Uniontown
Hanover
General Hospital
Church of God At
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzlerl S and Sons
Lorenzo Martin Reeder
Middletown
Frederick Otto
Benevola
Josephus
Mary Ann Beer Reeder
Reformed Church
Bessie Reeder
Veniah Summers
Roscoe Shifler
Boonsboro
Otto
Floyd Reeder
Frederic Melvin Reeder
Adamstown
Charles Reeder
Hagerstown
Austin Reeder
Union Bridge
Robert Reeder
Washington
Walter Reeder
Frederick
Gladhill
George Klinefelter
Reformed Cemetery
James F. Wheeler
Mary Even Wheeler
Creagerstown
Woodsboro
Atlanta
Clayton Ross
Bessie
iKold Ramsburg
James F. Wheeler Jr
Leonard
Kaye) Ramsburg
Powell and Hartzler
St. John's
Blue Ridge Assn Meets in Brunswick with Denny Speaker
The Blue Ridge Baptist Association will meet in Brunswick at First Baptist Church with Rev Dr Robert S Denny as featured speaker Tuesday at 7 30 p m Denny associate general secretary of the Baptist World Alliance will discuss youth work and Baptist activities from his world travels and leadership roles. The event includes biographical notes on Denny and a parish obituary for Kent who died suddenly Tuesday in the area.
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Robert S. Denny
Baptist World Alliance
Washington
Blue Ridge Baptist Association
First Baptist Church of
Brunswick
de. Denny
Somerset
Henry Clay High School
Lexington
Tthe University of Kentucky
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
Denny ‘I
Baptist Sunday School Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Nashville
Tennessee
The
Baptists World Alliance
Baptist Youth World Conference
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Denny
Toronto
Ontario
Hong Kong
China
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Istria
Germany
Belgium
Fifth Baptist
Switzerland
Funeral Services for Roy C Baugher Sr Near Adamstown
Funeral services for Roy Clinton Baugher Sr who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital were held at the funeral home on East Church street Friday at 2 o clock. Rev Albert Snyder officiated with Walkers Ville and Rev Robert W Richardson assisting. The service was well attended with floral emblems. Pallbearers included Robert Layman Ray Baugher Jr Roland Clem William Clem Thomas Baugher and Charles Stoner. Interment followed at Glade Cemetery Walkersville. M R Etchison and Gon funeral directors.
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Roy Clinton Baugher Sr
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Albert Snyder
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Walkers
Ville
Robert W., Richardson
Forest Grove Methodist Church
Robert Layman
Ray Baugher Jr
Roland Clem
William Clem
Thomas Baugher
Charles Stoner
Glade Cemetery
Walkersville
M. R. Etchison and
Gon
Funeral and civic notices span West Frederick and Westminster
Funeral services were held for Mrs D Frank Haifley of West at 10 o clock at Westminster with care by C M Waltz Funeral Home. Marie Bond Laws removed to Jordan s Nursing Home in Westminster. Repudiation Day speaker Wilson K Barnes Baltimore attorney from Pocomoke City born, educated at Western Maryland College and University of Maryland. Sergeant Lawrence Everhart Chapter SAR elected officers on Oct 9. Cline and Son ambulance note. Mrs C O Sullivan daughter of Mrs Haifley. Utah gasoline tax climbed from 22 to 6 cents per gallon.
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D. Frank Haifley
West
Atminster
C. M. Waltz
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Winfield
Marie Bond
Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
Francis Scott Key
Wilson K. Barnes
Baltimore
Pocomoke City
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland, L
Baltimore City
Maryland State Board of Law Examiners
Anderson
W. Jerome Offutt
Charles McMathias Jr
Edward D. Shriner Jr
Charles W. Lough
T. Stuart Haller
Jesse B. Anders
Paul Carmack
C. F. Cline and Son Ambulance
C. QO. Sullivan
North Market Street
Haifley
Utah
Quiet Wedding Unites Frye and George in Washington DC
Miss Shelby Jean Frye daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver N Frye of Waterford Virginia and Charles Richard George son of Mr and Mrs Samuel W George of Lovettsville Virginia were married in a Sunday ceremony at Georgetown Baptist Church Washington DC. Officiant Rev J Parks Hackney presided over a single ring ceremony with flowers adorning the altar. The bride wore a blue chemise style dress with black accessories. The groom, a Navy veteran and Falls Church letter carrier, will reside with his parents in Arlington after a brief honeymoon until early November. The couple plans to settle in Arlington.
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urge—Erye Miss Ghelby Jean Frye
Oliver N. ‘Frye
Waterford
Charles Richard George
Samuel W. George
Lovettsville
Georgetown Baptist Church
N. W
Washington, DC
J. Parks Hackney
Loudoun County High School
Lovettsville High School
U. S. Navy
Navy
George
Falls Church
Arlington
Personal notices mention Stambaugh family and Baptism
Mrs Jean Stambaugh and Mrs W Earl Ridgley of New Market return from Parris Island S C where they were guests of Pvt Harold W Stambaugh graduation in the Marine Corps on Oct 14 Pvt Stambaugh is son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Stambaugh Francis W Wagner East Patrick Street will be 43 years old Monday Sgt and Mrs Richard A Slender 17 Tulip Lane Middletown announce birth of their first son on Oct 15 at Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital Mrs Mender is the former Nellie G Buchanan daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Buchanan Sr of Urbana
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Clarence Stambaugh
Frederick
Jean Stambaugh
W. Earl Ridgley
New Market
Parrissland
S. C
Harold W. Stambaugh
Marine ‘Corps
Stambaugh
Clarence
Francis W. Wagner
East Patrick Street
Richard A. Slender
Tulip Lane
Middletown
Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital
Mender
Nellie G. Buchanan
W. J. Buchanan Sr
Urhana
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American Bar Association Journal
T.s. News & World Report
Justice Douglas
Elwood K. Wolfe Blunt
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Frank T. Miller
Frederport
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Paul Parts
Douglas
Supreme A Court
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Willard Ausherman
Ausherman—Miller
Btn Ten Inte
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Edward D. Storm
Richard E. Zimmerman
Byron Wwimhamnenn
Defandani
Scouts
Senatere Friends
Rome
Edward Cardinal Mooney
Detroit
U.S
John S. Derr
Lloyd E. Enswiler
William L. Enswiler
Air Force
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Miss Neal
Dr. Montes
Pearl Reformed Church
Davis Studio
Ismael Garciz Montes
David N. Robertson
David Norris Robertson
East Sixth Street
David and
Ruth Norris Robertson
Frederick Church of the Brethren
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Debbie L. Utz Robertson
Albert N. Robertson
Denver
Earl T. Robertson
Scott Sloniker
Emma Kress
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M. R. Etchison and Son
Blue Ridge Baptist Assn
Kent
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