Dry And Wet Forces Review Prospects As Vote On Repeal Nears
Frederick county dry and anti repeal groups press ahead as the election date nears. Leaders assert strong support, warn against local option repeal, and pledge orderly campaigning while urging voters to consider the Eighteenth Amendment's repeal impact.
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Mullard G Wrson
United Dry Forces
Frederick County
Mtend
Roanoke
Helena Stauffer
Enture Anti
Everculusuen- Howssoter
Freceruk
Mbd
Frederica W. Hathwell
Maryland Diis
Wem
Patrick Street
Tarmell
Harnwell
Annual Picnic Of Local Church Groups
The Sunday schools of Rocks Springs Union School and Edgewood and Carroll-Parking Churches of God held their annual picnic at Rocky Springs church grounds. A dinner was served in the Old White School house with many families in attendance and games played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocks Springs Union School
Edgewood
Carroll-Parking
Churches of God
Rocky Springs
White School
Guy McKenzie
Thomas Shoetaker
David Shults
Maurice Blank
William Masser
Merhle Matt
Ro Wells
Raymond Free
Bradley Free
Airs Jasper Alject
Lester Hoffman
Ralph Putman
Barry E Stup
Oscar Ghute
Albert. Shultz
William Jackson
HS Churchey
Milani Wilson
W L den- Tinger
J G Bechler
William Abb
Woha Shoemaker
Raymond Kemp
Harry Free
E Nagle
Learshater
Manic Mitchell
Anniversary services mark Thoana Methodist church
The anniversary of Thoana Methodist Episcopal church was held with a Sunday morning service and an evening event. Reverend Bey led the congregation in worship at the historic Urban street church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoana Methodist Episcopal Church
Bey
Court News Equity Cason and Marriage Licenses Listed
The court notes include an equity case for Elizabeth P Waters versus Zach J Waters and Hartle for the plaintiff and multiple marriage licenses. Resources show property deeds transferring parcels in Middletown and city, with names Annie R Mants, Parsons Newman, and William C Neldig among others. A church event mentions Rev Beall and a list of former pastors and attendees in Urbana area history.
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Equity Cason
Elizabeth P. Waters
Zach J Watern
Hartle
William C Neldig
Henry Stadener
Annie Ro Mantz
Parsons Newman
Annie R Mants
Martin L Beall
Baltimore
Beall
Urbana
Wilson T Jathoc
Walter M Michael Bey
Elmer Benson
Robert B Wierer
Alfalfa Bull and Papal Names in An Odd Report
A garbled OCR item notes a nickname Alfalfa Bull for Oklahoma Governor William H Murray and mentions two popes adopting names Arnes. It also references the largest fish, the whale shark.
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William H Murray
Oklahoma
Trent
ARNES
Plan to stabilize rates ends destructive rail water competition
Washington officials and rail and water carriers met with federal transport coordinator Joseph B Eastman to draft a plan for rate stabilization. They favor regional standing committees to share proposed rate reductions before they take effect to reduce destructive competition and promote price stability.
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Washington
Sept
Joseph B Eastman
Federal Transportation
Baalman
Pack of Lies in Detroit Grand Jury Probe
A Detroit publisher testifies before a one man grand jury probing bank closings that remarks by Father Coughlin about him were a pack of lies. The inquiry targets First National Bank Detroit and Guardian National Bank of Commerce after a long holiday break. Officials in subsidized airlines face a salary cap of 17 500 dollars.
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Detroit
Axi Ny
Hes
Rey Fi
Charles E Coughlin
DO Stuer
Deion Pice Press
Roman
Father Coughlin Stah
Grand Jin
First National Bank
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Stair
Fr Coughill
Assures Order in All of Cuba Amid Rebellion
Havana reports indicate the new Cuban government pledges order as American destroyers approach the island. In Washington President Roosevelt seeks a rapid, non interventionist path while planning for a stable Cuban government to avert outside action.
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Cuba
Associated Press
Havana
Republic
Sergio Carbo
Commission
United States
Revolutionary
de Cespedes
Washington
Sept
Roosevelt
South
Central America
White House
NRA predicts early settlement of coal labor dispute
Hugh Johnson the NRA administrator said a quick accord was likely between non union mine operators and workers representatives in the bituminous coal fields. He planned to report progress on the recovery program to the White House and expected decisions to back the administration effort. Ford’s stance on the recovery program was another policy question Johnson would raise with officials, with timing unsettled.
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Washington, Sem
Appalachian Mountains
Hugh Johnson
NRA
White House
Henry Ford
Johnson
Brownsville Faces Deadly Hurricane Toll in Texas
Brownsville Texas reports eleven confirmed deaths and extensive damage as the hurricane struck the Rio Grande valley. Relief workers struggle through mud and debris with hundreds injured and property losses running into millions. Six deaths were confirmed in Matamoros, three in Harlingen, and two in Rio Hondo as ships and residents evacuated. Brownsville, near the river mouth, experienced a remarkable, near total escape for its 90,000 residents according to early surveys.
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Brownsville
Tex
Texas
Inisht and
Tenday
Rilo Grande
Big Ris
Matamoros
Massmoros
Harlingen
Rio Hondo
Sittie
Borah predicts price fixing to curb consumer gouging
Sen Borah of Idaho, recuperating from surgery, warned that the administration recovery program will face price fixing proposals to block unjustified price hikes. He urged consumer protection as costs he called "beyond reason" and noted gouging occurring in some places as the drive proceeds.
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Washington
Sep
Sen Borah
Republican
Idaho
Sil
Borah
Home
Suit for Divorce Filed in Waters Case
A suit for absolute divorce was filed Wednesday in the local court by the wife, alleging her husband Zach Waters of Myersville committed adultery. The petition names Mieshath Waters as the wife and cites fault as the grounds for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ut Zach
Waters
Myersville
Mieshath
Local Court Reports Partial Divorce Case
Mary C. Moore of Catonaville filed suit in local court for a partial divorce from Mulbert Moore of this county on grounds of desertion and non support. They married January 3 1977 by Rev W Wak. The record notes a court order requiring $75 legal counsel and $20 monthly alimony, with a settlement to be shown by September 26 for contrary reasons.
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Moyock. K
J. T. Thrift
MyerasWe
Hartle
Plaints
Mary C. Moore
Catonaville
Mulbert Moore
W. Wakk
Colleen
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Lewis Shaffer
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Ida Young
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Mary Kemp
Lewis Kemp
Frances Wilson
Melin Jackson
Rachael Jackson
Leott Jackson
Wilan Jackson Jr
John Bechter, Jr
Oscar Schulz, Jr
Bobby Schulte
Richard Alawse
Jenn Schultz
David Schulz
Kenneth Schultz
Arington Laderrond
Dorothy Mitchell
Thelma Rite
Etwin Stup
Thomas Bhultz
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Paulne Schul'z
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Beth Schultz Latier Shoemaker
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Alven
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