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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1935

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3

Wheat famine danger viewed warns of potential U S shortfall

Topeka Kansas September 24 the Wheat Dealers Association warns a U S wheat famine could occur if European war disrupts production. Smiley cites world shortages and reduced U S harvests with imports likely totaling around 75 million bushels to meet domestic needs and next harvest demands.

Topeka Kans United States Card & J Miley Smier Europe Russia China Argentine Australia Smiley

Carroll County WCTU Holds 42nd Annual Convention

The Carroll County Women’s Christian Temperance Union met September 19 at St Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church in Sykesville with Rev. Edward L Beall leading morning devotions. Officers answered roll call and committees were named for resolutions, credentials, publication, membership, courtesy, music, and tellers. National convention insights from Atlantic City were shared, and Mary Haslup urged continued education aligned with the five points of WCTU's educational program.

Sykesville Carroll County Women's Christian Temperance Union St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church Sykesvile Edward L Beall Pas The Presbyterian Church Philens Fenby Shipley Melvin E Lederer Ada Wooden W. P Thompson Harry Ganso Bessie Watkins Clarence Clark Eugene Berry Anna Randall Arthur Brown Music William Melvile Arthur Brown Aga Wooden Katherine Hessie L C Sh Pkey Claude T. Kimmey George Fare Benese Atlantic City New Jersey Ada Wooten Mary Haslup WCT UD Haslup

Court News Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed

Court notices show marriages and divorces for individuals from Washington and nearby towns. Record includes licenses for Badies to Johnsson Je ot and Dorohy and Ede Mae Eckert with diversions and property deeds, plus a Michigan suit against Myrtle McCune and Rose Berger in Hagerstown. The Holland Furnace Case against Myrtle McCune and Rose Berger reopened for merits. Shamar GB Baware and Amas Holter appear for plaintiffs and defendants.

Johnsson Dorohy Bah Washington Arber, Javuss A.done E.de Mae Eckert Edward le van Nartisburg Pa Sade E Harman Seeton Pa Holland Furnace Company Michigan Myrtle M McCune Rose E Berger Hagerstown Omar Shamar Amas 4 Holter

Memorial service and temperance rally in Sykesville

A noon memorial service and a temperance rally were held in Sykesville with Mary Senesey Union Bridge among speakers. Rev Thompson led the service at St Pauls church, and Mrs Warner performed a solo. A state convention is planned at Ballimore on October 8–10 at St Marks Methodist Church with speakers including Rev George Agar and others.

Pengram Mary Seeseney Union Bridge Haslup Ae Wood Coral Hall W. P Thompson St Paws Warner Stacsvide Meg Gurzach North Caroina Glerson Mis 4da Wooden Hamp- Hean Melvine Gederer Hampstead Cacrozpording Emma Trump Manchester H Edgar Rovet Treasur Claude T Kiammex W.s‘minster Katherine Hessie Farthman Sikesville Willard Wear Richard Onipley Ballumore St Marks Methodist Church George Branca George Agar D F Shipey Harts Gonso Eagar

Islands of Teljima Move 27 Miners, Say Japanese Scientists

Japanese researchers report that the islands of Teljima have shifted location, moving 27 miners over the past six years as part of a series of geological discoveries. The findings detail ongoing soil and rock movements affecting local mining operations and island stability.

Tel.jima

Bus crash injures Pittsburgh resident near Westminster

Sept 24 AP reports Linin Foley, a Pittsburgh resident, was seriously injured when a bus veered off the road near Westminster and struck a telephone pole. Foley suffered eye lacerations head injuries and possible internal injuries. Driver Mark Divon said a large truck forced the bus off the road. the bus was en route from Baltimore to Pittsburgh.

Westminster Marlin Foley Pittsburgh Foley Baltmore Mark Divon Tum Patisburgh

Murray joins law school amid university reevaluation

Dona'd G Murray a 22 year old graduate of Amherst College enrolled as a freshman at the University law school. Murray appeared today and registered with other students as the highest court in the state considers his admission. Roger Hovwes said Murray will be treated equally by faculty and peers pending the court decision.

Balmore Roger Hovwes Murrays Murray Woud Recese Asses

Community Chest Head Is Elected

Washington Sept 24 AP Still man F Westbrook of Hartford Connecticut was elected president of the Charity Chests and Council at the annual business meeting. He has long been active with the Aetna Life Insurance Company and figures in 1935 plans for the Nation’s Human Needs Conference. The News

Stillman

Bank official seeks injunction to recover stock pledge

Former Bank Commissioner John J Ghingher seeks a writ of injunction against Ruth and Samar Ausherman, stockholders in the Potomac Edison Company and holders of 125 shares in the defunct Central Trust Bank. He aims to restrain transfers of Potomac Edison stock pledged to secure a bank debt and to compel redemption and sale proceeds to satisfy a 1914 decree of 1250 plus interest and costs.

Tre Mir Gnlagher Poomac Edson Hss Bank of Maryland Potomac Ghingher Aushermans Hammond Urner Arthur D Willard

Court injunction orders defendants to show cause by date

The court grants leave for the defendants to respond within five days and orders them to show cause. The petition was filed through John S Neaman, barrister, on behalf of Mr Gallagher.

Defendars Gallagher Receer John S Neama Boss'terney

Rain Delays Lindbergh Experiments Reported

Rain interrupted advanced stratosphere experiments led by Charles A Lindbergh and Dr Robert MacGiaddard as they prepared developments at a remote mesa facility. The research team paused work to assess new findings and potential conference implications, with no immediate conclusions announced.

Lindbergh Robert MacGiaddard A. Eames

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