Milk Route Fraud Case Involving Adamstown Producers
Albert Strube and W. B. Boyer sue Ralph G. Thomas over a milk hauling route sale in Frederick County claiming misrepresentation and mutual mistake. Evidence shows payments, canceled trucks, and lack of farmer contracts. Thomas denies misrepresentation as witnesses recount producer agreements and shipping rates amid a slow moving case with multiple witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Dairr
Strube
Borer
Ates
Thomas E. Jackson
Buckeystown. 0
Herbert Harrison Greenfield
Boyer
Lutherans to Decide on Bishop Question
Delegates from about 500 churches and 42 states gather to vote on a proposed church governance change. Proponents argue alignment with global Lutheran practice, while opponents urge maintaining the American democratic form and local church autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United Lutheran Church
Bree
Deckleshops
Archbi
Bankers Ready to Aid Bridges Plan
Baltimore reports investment banker B H Griswold Jr said Maryland bankers would cooperate with the PWA bridge program over the Potomac and Susquehanna after assurances given to Secretary Ickes. Roosevelt had said Maryland bankers hadn’t financed the state share, funds redirected to smaller projects. Griswold noted Ickes may not have known of banker assurances.
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Baltimore
B. H. Griswold, Jr
The
Roads Commission
PWA
Haat
Potomac
Susquehanna
Ickes
Grisweld
Roosevelt
Maryland
Griswold
Buckey Dies Suddenly at His Home in Mt Pleasant
Herman August Buckey a well known Mt Pleasant resident died suddenly at his home this morning at four o clock. He had been ill for over four years but the death was unexpected. He would have been 39 on Saturday and is survived by four sons and three daughters, a brother a sister eight grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 30 pm from the home and interment at Glade cemetery Walkersville. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors. Hotel Dagmar Sold to Dagmar Hotel Company newly organized with George S Lehner of Pittsburgh Pa as head. sale included furniture and equipment. New corporation lists D Princeton Buckey Holden S Felton and Patrick M Schnauffer. The defendant is William M Storm and L E Lagrerson Bethesda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman August Buckey
Mr Pleasant
George William
Elizabeth Roderick Buckey
Mt Pleasant
Bucker
Mt. Pleasant
William A. Bucker
Frederick W. Maynard Buckey
Mr. Pleasant
Frank Leslie Buckey
Washington, D.C
Guy E. Buckey
Walkersville
George Cashour
Pleasant
Newton Hahn
Frederick
Vera Grace Buckey
John W. “Buckey
Baltimore
Mollie Devilbiss
North Market Street
Glade Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Hotel Dagmar
OConnor defeats Roosevelts lone purge victory
Roosevelt achieves his sole personal triumph in the Democratic bid, but OConnor will appear on the November ballot as the Republican nominee after edging Allen D. Dulles by 1,000 votes. Curley stages a Massachusetts gubernatorial comeback and wins the Democratic nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
John O'Connor
New York
Roosevelt
O O'Connor
Republian
Allen D. Dulles
O'Conner
James H. Fahy
New Dealer
Massachusetts
James M. Curley
Charles F Hurley
Curley
W. Warren Barbour
New Jersey
George A. Pullen
Trenton
Townsend Plan
C. Dan Coskey
Jersey City
William H. J. Ely
New York Works Progress
Wisconsin
Phil Lafollette
Lafollette
Robert K. Henry
Fusion
Trail“I
WPA Worker Fired For Supporting Tydings
Washington September 21 AP Chairmen Sheppard Democrat Texas said a complaint from Salisbury Maryland alleges a WPA worker lost his job for supporting Senator Tydings in the Maryland primary. The matter will be investigated by the Senate Campaign Expenditures committee. A document claims dismissal was tied to a Tydings sticker on the worker's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sheppard
Dem
Texas
WPA
Salisbury
Mad
Tydings
Maryland
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Gale Storm Warnings Issued for Maryland Coast
Baltimore Sept 21 AP reports whole gale storm warnings posted for Maryland coast as a tropical hurricane moves northward along the coast. The Weather Bureau forecasts winds of 45 miles per hour and expects the western edge to reach Maryland this afternoon.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Marysland
Weather Bureau
Peptic Ulcers Seen As A Compliment To Ability
Dr Howard Gray Mare clinic surgeon told the American Association of Railway Surgeons convention that peptic ulcers are almost a compliment to a man's ability. He noted that active men on the go are most susceptible and about five percent of the population experience such ulcers at some time. He cited James Roosevelt’s recent ulcer surgery as an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howard Gray
Mare
American Association of Railway Surgeons
Gray
James Roosevelt
Constantis
Hase Company Fights Chimney Fire at Wertheimer Dairy
Firemen from the independent Hase Company answered a call to a chimney fire at the Wertheimer dairy farm west of Frederick around 11 25 this morning. The blaze was brought under control with a booster stream.
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Hase Company
Wertheimer
Frederick
Buying Flurry Lifts Stocks For Short Time
Markets showed a brief rally as trading spurt pushed equities toward intraday peaks before easing. Foreign currencies and European bonds held, while a handful of Czech issues remained locked for reporting. Wheat prices retreated amid cautious sentiment.
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Sia
Ae Get
Eurype
Protest Merger of Three Utilities in Maryland
Baltimore, Sept 21 AP Mayor Frank A. Myers and Westminster City Council protested to the Public Service Commission against a proposed merger of Carroll County Water Co Belair Water and Light Co and Ellicott City Water Co. They warn the plan would raise operating costs and Westminster rates, with long term debt projected up by 531,009 and valuations reportedly above fair value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Westminster
Public Service Commission
Carroll, Howard
Harford Counties
Carroll Country Water Co
Belair Water and Light Co
Ellicott City Waiter Co
Commission
Carrol County
Public Utilities Agency
Frank A. Myers
Myers
One Case Decided Another Continued in Court
Two accidents on the National highway east of New Market were recounted before Justice Emmett R. Bowlus. Marty, a colored truck driver for the Vending Machine Company Baltimore, was fined $3 for reckless driving after a collision with Ernest F. Harne near Frederick. Harne left to turn toward Worwood's Tavern as Marrs's truck approached. the truck overturned on a wet road. Beall faced charges of reckless driving and failing to give name and address. proceedings were continued for further te.
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New Market
Peoples Court
Emmett R. Bowlus
Arch Marty
Compa Baltimore
Ernest F. Harne
Frederick
Harne
Worwood
Marrs
Alton
Ben
T. A. Short
Mary T. Beal
Beall
N. Ilps
A. Airy
Dinner Tonight Honors Frederick City Hospital Superintendent
Miss Nies Sonor hosts a dinner tonight at the Francis Sea Hotel for 124 guests in honor of the recently resigned Frederick City Hospital superintendent. The event begins at 7:30 p.m. Local officials and peers are among those attending.
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Miss Nies Sonor
Nies
Frederick City Hospital
Francis Seai Key
Pythians 10 End Annual Meeting This Afternoon
The Pythian Sisters of Maryland unite two groups in memorial rites at Evangelical Lutheran church after a morning of routine business. Frederick Man chosen Grand Chancellor at election Tuesday night. officers elected include Grand Chief Mrs. Edna Ward and other titled leaders from across the state. Continued reports and installation planned for this afternoon with nominations for next year and a future meeting place.
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Grand Temple Pythian Sisters of
Maryland
Pythian Castle
Grand Lodge Rights of Pyth
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Amos J. Traver
Grand Temple
Maida Buddemieer
Baltimore
Edna Ward
Solomons
Eizabeth F. Martin
Frederick
Jennie Smith
Lonaconing
Emma Parker
Annapolis
Edna Engle
Frostburg
Elizabeth Odgers
Temple
Knights
Federated Charities Directors In Meeting
The quarterly meeting of the Federated Charities board was held at 22 South Market Street. Holmes D. Baker presided as Miss Florence E. Garner submitted the June to August activities report listing 15 new patients and 18 discharged, 208 nursing visits, 17 social service visits, 260 patients sent to hospitals, and other clerical figures. Attendees included Baker Garner Bowers Travers Thomas Rockwell Brown Huomm Wolfe Bennett Rosenstock Dutrow Sifford Grove.
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Board of Directors
The
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Holmes D. Baker
Florence E. Garner
Mr. Baker
Miss Garner
Charles F. Bowers
J. Travers Thomas
Thomas Rockwell
Anna Brown
Wiliam C. Huomm
John W. Wolfe
William B. Bennett
Nettie Rosenstock
Richard ©. Dutrow
Charles Sifford
John W. Grove
Orders Reinstatement Cheltenham Employes
Circuit Court Judge Eugene O Donne ried today that 24 employes of Cheltenham School for Bars suspended by the Side Employment Commissioner last April as unfit for state jobs must be restored to state parlours and paid back salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Circuit
Eugene O' Donne Ried
Tag Cheltenham School
Empty Stocking Club Holds First Fall Meeting
The Empty Stocking Club met on Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs Marr Fi’s residence on Second Street. Not part of Community Chest, it will conduct its usual collecting. Appointed collectors include Miss Mary Notnagie, Mrs William Schmidt, Mrs Mary Fisher, Miss Rose Burger, Mrs Roy Leatherman, Mrs Little, and Mrs Charley Wachter.
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Empty Stocking Club
Marr
Mary Notnagie
William Schmidt
Mary Fisher
Rose Burger
Roy Leatherman
Harry Radcliff
Little
Charley Wachter
Mental Clinic Held At Offices Of GC ACS
A mental clinic was held at offices of GC ACS under the auspices of a State Department of Health. The event featured guidance from health officials and addressed community mental health needs.
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GC. Acs
Farm Security Administration names county advisory committees
The Farm Security Administration announces Secretary Wallace named county advisory committees for Charles Frederick and Worcester in Maryland. The boards will select farmers for Bankhead Jones Farm Tenant Act loans as part of 750 counties nationwide, with $473 110 allocated to Maryland this year. Simons heads a new Agricultural Land Planning committee in College Park to coordinate Maryland programs.
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Washington, D. C
Farm Security Administration
Wallace
Charles
Frederick
Worcester
Maryland
Frederick County
Allen M. Pitzer
Pitzer
Frederick County Agricultural Conservation Association
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Claude U. Stottemyer
Smittsburg
Stottlemyer
Farm Bureau
AAA
Hamilton Linthicum
Dickerson
Linthicum
Farm Bureau and
Farmers” Cooperative Association
Hert W. Anspen
FSA
Winchester Hall
United States
Simons
College Park
T B. Simons
University of Maryland Extension Service
Agriculure Wallace
Symons Stad
Prague Hails Troops as Sudeten Peace Terms Accepted
Prague crowds cheered as the Czechoslovak government announced acceptance of the Anglo French plan for meeting Adolf Hitler's peace terms amid fears of unrest. In Geneva, Litvinov accused Britain and France of courting a future war while Moscow warned of possible measures if Prague's surrender stands.
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Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hiller
Propaganda Ministry
Prague
Britain
France
Germany
Europe
Geneva
Barcelona
Army
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
League of Nations Assembly
Litvinoff
Chamberlain
Great Britain
London
Paris
Adolf Hitler
East Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Neville Chamberlain
Special Deputy Fire Marshal Named in Frederick City
Captain F Lester Smith, an active local firefighter, was named Special Deputy State Fire Marshal for Frederick by State Fire Marshal Hazelton A Joyce. The appointment, outlined in a letter received today, assigns Smith authority to enter and inspect buildings within Frederick and its environs to assess fire and panic hazards, with voluntary service and expense-only compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lester Smith
Hazelton A. Joyce
Frederick City
Smith
Joyce
Maryland
Weather Record: September Precipitation Deficits Noted
Weather record for the period ends today shows 0.03 inch for the last 24 hours and 3.22 inches total. Normal September precipitation is 3.25 inches, with September 1937 at 10.35 inches. Deficiency to Sept 1, 1938 stands at 2.06 inches. Yesterday high was 9 below zero and low last night 32. Moon and sun times given. streams Monocacy and Fotomac muddy.
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England
Adamstown
Albert Strube and
W. B. Boyer
Ralph
G. Thomas
Albert Strube
Urbana
Ralph G. Thom Iles Adame Fowsh
William B. Boyer
Peterville
Thomes
Tomas
Holoronk
Brentwoed
D. Princton Buckey
Joan L. Beall
Orlock
Adams Fam
Holbrook Dairy
Herman A. Buckey
O'Connor
New Deal
Tion
Three Utilities
Pythians
Frederick Man
Federated Charities Directors In Meeting
Cheltenham
Joie Hopkies
Fend
de i
Vie ‘Austria
State Department
Heath
Farm Security Board
Piar
W. O. Rad
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