Suit 10 Retrieve Junk Yard Fails in Circuit Court
Associate Judge Willard dismissed Luther A Baumgardner’s bill to block eviction from the 417 North Market Street property finding no evidence of an implied trust. The case centered on a purported oral agreement with Frank L Gastley to hold the junk yard in trust. foreclosure and purchase by Commerce Building and Securities Corp left Baumgardner with no equity. The opinion notes the mortgage exceeded value and that rent had been paid or deducted without Baumgardner providing capital. The dismissal ends the attempt to force a trust or ownership claim against Gastleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Willard
Luther A. Baumgardner
Frank L. Gastley
Baumgardner
417 North Market Street
Gastley
The
Commerce Building and Securities Corporation
Baumerardner
John Baumgardner, Inc
North Market Street
James H. Cramer
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick
Gastleys
F. L. Gastley
Behind The Scenes In WASHINGTON Brain-Truster Tugwell pushes wealth with policy
Washington reports Tugwell, Roosevelt’s brain trust, quits the administration. He pressed for broader purchasing power and income redistribution through taxation, arguing for lower prices and better living standards. He remained forthright with Roosevelt, not a mere yes man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Tugwell’s mixed legacy in the New Deal era
The article reviews Rexford Tugwell’s role as Columbia professor turned government adviser in the 1930s. It notes his push for a middle path between fascism and communism, clashes with Congress, and attempts to reform rural relief and consumer protections while facing personnel and budget challenges. Tugwell later moved to the American Molasses Company, though remained connected with key New Deal figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugwell
ASA
AAA
Jerome Frank
Frank
Lee Pressman
Fred Howe
Wallace
aSidah
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Charlie Taussig
American Molasses Company
Harry Hopkins Roosevelt
Taws
RFC
PWA
Land
Hich
Rosevelt
NEA Service, Inc
Hood College Orientation Opens For New Students
Hood College began orientation for incoming students with registration and an afternoon program introducing deans and staff. The schedule includes films, talks by campus leaders, and guidance on clubs, publications, and student government with events through Thursday and a Campus Day plan for October 9. Nearby Frederick residents attending Hood are listed among the non residents and local scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Ruth V. Pope
Ruth E. Perry
Daisy Darner
Hood
Frederick
Brodbeck Hall
Margaret Wummers
Washington, D. C
Hood Y. W.C. A
Doris Vannan
Chestnut Ith. Pa
Athletic Association
Ruth King
Perrysville
Janet Jensen
Glen Ridge
N. J
Helen Groff
Marvisburg
Cooperative Government Association
Meyran Hall
Ithe
WLCA
Welock
Henry TL Stahr P Wall
Frederick County
Bradley Barrick
Woodsboro
Rosanna Haffner
R. Fld
Dorothy Hahn
North Market Street
Jeannette Beelke
Ostrewick
Miriam ¥. Stulty
Park Avenue
Virgina Share
Cavetown
Lillian G. Thomas
Martha Elizabeth Stahr
Marion A. Burrall
Sionrovia
Jenne D. Feaga
Laura Jean Gosnell
Nominated Officers Set for Evangelical Lutheran School
James H. Falk leads as superintendent with a full slate of officers approved by the Teachers' Association. Elections will be held Tuesday evening October 5. The report lists department heads assistants secretaries treasurers managers and librarians across main intermediate junior and primary divisions along with a large roster of names. A pupil injury incident at Lincoln High School followed the noon recess with possible pelvis fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Falk
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Teachers’ Association
Church School
John H. Lentz
Jacob Jm. Engelbrecht
William G. Zammern
Russell Hahn
Herbert S. Schroeder
Willard H. Markey
Russell S. Feaga
Daniel T. Ourraw
Worth- Sington
Samuel D. Crone
Geo B. Kehine
Lewis W. Putman
Earl FE. Zeigler
Edward P. Oden
E Grace Hogan
Margaret R. Schroeder
Dss
Rebels Wiped Out Near Madrid Front Report
Madrid dispatches report the annihilation of two insurgent battalions on the southern war front. Government forces claimed one battalion destroyed at Lima after a spurted attack, and another wiped out as lines widened within 10 miles of the Portuguese frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Lima
Cordoba
Black Leaves London After Changing Ships
Justice Black of the United States Supreme Court departed London for home amid silence on reports he is a Ku Klux Klan member. He rushed to Southampton yesterday, boarded the City of Norfolk just before departure, cancelled Manhattan reservations, and sailed with Mrs. Black on a smaller ship. The couple had vacationed in London and were seen in Landon area as the Klan question circulated. The ship is due in Norfolk on September 29 and Baltimore on September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
APS
Black
United States Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
Southampton
City of Norfolk
Manhattan
Landon
Norfolk
Baltimore
Stocks Climb And Dip In Market Changes
New York stock movements show early gains fading as profit taking weighed on prices. By afternoon rails rose on wage talks signals, while motors and steels gained. sterling stood at 49.571 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Oil for devotional lamps restricted in Nazi Germany
Berlin September 2 AP—Hanny Kerrl minister for church affairs told clergy oil for devotional lamps must be used sparingly. He cited a considerable amount of priced oil consumed in eternal lamps in churches and urged frugality to conserve supplies during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Nazi Germany
Hanny Kerrl
Kerrh
Veterans Parade Honors WWII Survivors On 18th Anniversary
New York greeted 200000 World War veterans as a vast parade stretched from Twenty six Street to Seventy ninth Street. Police lined the route with 5971 officers for an 18 hour march, led by 75 motorcycle cops. Company F first infantry and the Common wealth Edison Post Chicago Drum and Bugle Corps highlighted a crowd near a million strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bith Avenue
American Legion
Aroyver
Meany Co Club Women To Attend District Meet
Seventy three Frederick county women have reservations for the luncheon at the tri country homemakers meeting at Western Maryland College in Westminster on Friday. A special bus leaves Winchester Hall at nine to transport the group with Mrs Jatar Engle of this city and Mrs Mary McGolerick of New Market in charge. Dr H C Byrd president of the University of Maryland will address the women from Carroll Washington and Frederick counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Winchester Hall
Jatar Engle
Mary McGolerick
New Market
H.C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Carroll
Washington
Frederick Counties
Adeline Hoffman
Carroll Ceounth
Armandements Fleet
Nevin Smith
the Reformed Church
Westministers
Tester Beat Provensin
Rand Philip Truy Muete
Carroll Connte Schools
Weather Record Precipitation and Temps Summary
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation to 3 pm yesterday at 0.0 inches. September totals show 0.0 inches, with 1937 YTD 9.42 inches. Yesterday high 71, low 34. Moon rises 7 14 pm, sets 6 24 am. Potomac and Monocacy streams reported clear and cloudy conditions respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Kloudy
Monacacy
Mayor Seeks Tydings Aid For School Grant Plan
Mayor Culler seeks a $24 000 PWA plant grant approved to fund new Frederick County school construction and renovations. The plan includes a high school addition, two classroom replacements, and expansions to address overcrowding at Frederick High School and Talburtown High, with initial approval from Maryland and federal officials. The move aims to relieve crowded classes and provide more classrooms.
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Culler
Seniatar
Millard
Edie
PWA
Uhnet
Oats
Maryland
Prederick County
Aliwed Wolthan
Marylin
Washington
Branswith
Wastitton Ostreet
Tabertytown High School
Fredenck High School
Smittler
U S Protests Japan Plan to Bomb Nanking
Washington announced that the United States lodged formal protests through Ambassador Grew and Ambassador Saito against Japan’s announced plan to bomb Nanking from the air. The protest cites international law and risk to Sino-American relations and staff safety in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Nanking
Washington
CAP
Feal
United States
Nianking
Sein
Joseph C. Grew
Tokyo
Sire Saita
State Department
Foreign Office
Hull
China
Indict coal operators over civil rights abuse in Kentucky
The Justice Department said it would ask a federal grand jury in Frankfort on September 29 to indict certain Italian county coal operators and other individuals for interfering with the civil rights of Kentucky coal miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jutee Department
Frankfort
Kentucky
Aerial clash over Canton sinks Japanese planes
Chinese and Japanese air clashes over Canton, forty miles north of the city, saw at least six to ten Japanese planes crash or be shot down. One Japanese crew was killed after a dive crash while another raider fell on a mountain loader. Bombs hit civilian targets and farms as Chinese defenses repelled the raid.
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Nanking
China
Nippon
Yangkze- Kiang
Tadhay
Canton
Hones
Ofer al
Tingho Aviation Achoul
South China
Fron
Eis
Resi«Dents
Murder charges against fiancee's kin in General Denhardt case
Shelbyville reports three Garr Taylor brothers charged with murder in the shooting that killed Brigadier General Henry H. Denhardt. Denhardt, a former Kentucky Lieutenant Governor, had been on trial previously with no jury verdict. The brothers, Rosdack and E Garr, were jailed on charges tied to the veteran's death as he left a hotel with an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Verna Garr Taylor
Henry H. Denhardt
Kentucky
Adj
Ed Pain
Rosdack
Dr. E. Garr
Traffie And Cursing Cases Heard In Court
An unlighted automobile near Burie to Brunswick led to the arrest of Mason C. Nust of Lovetinville Va on traditional charges. Rust was fined 11 dollars after a hearing before Justice Campbell in Brunswick. Deputy Loyd investigates a wreck at Hemp’s Hill foot of Jefferson with license tags removed. Clarence Gray arrested for caren? and later fined ten dollars. Grams appeared before Justice Tolemp near BarwieHe.
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Burie
Brunswick
Sherif John R. Lloyd Sutdas
Mason C. Nust
Jefferson
Clar Nce Gray
Sherif Joan W. Mentier Burkithwite
Huvter Anhalt
Wor Et Owas
Grams
Tastica John Tolemp
near _ BarwieHe
Bof Saxty Dass
Jay
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President's “Brain Trust
Rodney Butcher
Corcoran and
Cohen
Rex Tugwell
Winfieeld Slay
Lincoln High School
Frederick City
M. BR
Lillian TF. Graham
Helen G. Humm
Kennedy
Rachel Catherine Kepler
Middletown
Margaret G. Kieffer
Mildred Jeannette Koons
Eileen Leonard
Jane Lundaren
Frede J. McCutcheon
Braddock
Alice M. Moser
Myersville
Josephine Estelle Routaahn
Marion C. Sharpe
Frederck
Ruth Emily Thomas
Fide
Margaret Willhide
Margaret Elizabeth Allaworth
Tathan N. Brown
Frances V. Buckingham
Mildred Helen Crum
Brederick
Eunice Ely
Mt. Pleasant
Beverly EL F
Elizabeth Ramburg
Catherine Louise Foster
Mary H. Rockwell
Helen Ta ' Shipley
Charlotte Patterson Smith
Marjorie Ellen Staley
Margaret Culler
Storm
Dorethy Louise Utterback
Thurmont
Dorothy Webb
Justice
Oth Ave
Votal
Bertha Roop
Patrick Street
Messrs
Charles Ineth Roap
Detour
Culler Shiites
Nelson Johnson
Maim
Lion
Yanula
League
Geneva
Ching
Germany
Australia
Aviation School
South China Center
Gen. Denhardt
Law
RGR
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