Field Heirloom Wealth to Pass to Marshall Field II
Marshall Field II becomes sole heir to a vast fortune as the estate of his grandfather begins transferring assets. The plan includes a $3,000,000 accrued income payout on Field’s 45th birthday, plus about $20,000,000 annual income, with the entire estate potentially reaching $400,000,000 in five years. Field, a veteran of the First Cavalry and key Chicago business figure, has led social projects and political endorsements, including Roosevelt support, and has a history of varying marriages.
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Marshall Field
Bourthday
Field
France
Marshall Field II
Henry
England
Marshall TL
United States Army
First Cavalry
122Nd Field Artillery
Prairie Divisa
Amnerican Legion
Young Field
Prince of Wales
Long Island
Roosevelt
Marshall TI
Francis Biddie
NLRB
Unty of
Chago
Hope Is Held For Childs Recovery At Johns Hopkins
Bethesda Sept 25 A Johns Hopkins Hospital report says four year old Nance Jean Kurrie left with remarkable condition after Thursday kidney operation. Her mother Mrs. Kurrie expressed optimism about her recovery following auto accident skull fracture and internal injuries.
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Sebastian Kurrie
Nance Jean
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Nancy Jean
Congregational Meeting Called For Sunday
Evangelical Lutheran church calls a special Sunday morning meeting to act on a council recommendation to appoint Rev Paul Gleichman as pastor abroad. Gleichman and Mrs Gleichman to depart for India soon. other business includes land lease consideration and pastoral staffing. Informal reception follows service led by Rev Dr S Winfield Herman with church board members in attendance.
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Paul Gieichman
Gleichman
India
Mr Gleichman
S Winfield Herman
Board of Foreign Missions
M Exiuth Thomas
George Jach
Henry Falk
Robert L Smith
Mittee Onamas
Auto plunges through fence and overturns near Thurmont
Rayhu C Specht, 28, of Thurmont, driver of a car that tore through a barbed wire fence and overturned in a field south of Thurmont on Frederick road Saturday night, is being treated for head lacerations at Frederick City Hospital. He was rushed by ambulance. condition not serious. Police say cause unclear though speed on the curve near Hooker Lewis farm is suspected. a reckless driving charge may be held in abeyance awaiting further investigation.
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Rayhu C. Specht
Thurmont
Frederick Road
Frederick City Hospital
Spechi
Specht
James K Gray
Moon Creager
Son
Truman Moon
Hooker Lewis
Potato Bug Display Shocks Local Readers
Five small sweet potatoes arranged like a bug were shown at the News-Post office on Saturday. Mrs Jerry Anderson said the oddity grew in her garden and drew curious attention from passersby.
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Jerry Anderson
Sudeten Leader Ernst Kunst Faces New Power After Annexation
Heading toward Nazi seizure of Czechoslovakia's Sudeten region, Ernst Kunst emerges as a key anti Konrad Henlein figure. Kunst helped organize the Sudeten Free Corps, prepared to advance into Czechoslovakia.
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Surprise Birthday Reception for Mrs Markey in Frederick
Ida Markey of Frederick and Braddock Heights celebrated her 15th birthday with a surprise reception at Braddock Heights cottage hosted by granddaughters Elinor Fickling and Nancy Marker. A large 85 candle birthday cake, refreshments, and congratulations from friends followed. Markey has served on the Freder ick City Hospital Board of Managers since 1897.
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Ida Markey
Frederick and
Braddock Heights
Braddock Herghts Cottage
Elinor Fickling
Nancy Marker
Betty Markey Cumberland
Mrs Markey
Frederick City Hospital
First Hood College Vesper Service Held in Brodbeck Hall
President Henry Stahr led the first Hood College vesper in Brodbeck Hall on Sunday at 4 pm with seniors in caps and gowns participating in the traditional swing out. He spoke on finding God, noting worship in faith, prayer as knowing, and the supreme revelation in selfless service to others.
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Fist Hood College
Brodbeck
Frederick
Stahr
God
Abraham
Samuel
Isaiah
Stahl
Jesus Christ
Devoton
Mrs Olver Hulsewrt campaigns against pump priming
The item notes Mrs Olver Hulsewrt campaigning against government pump priming and opposing the right of relief clients to vote. It mentions positions likely in a broader political context and references voter eligibility debates. The piece cites public policy themes and election rhetoric.
Brotherhood of War Message at Hood College Service
A Hood College service directed by Paul Beckhelm featured a sermon on the Brotherhood of Man under God as Father and Jesus as a unifying figure. Evelyn Jane Rudslil, 40, sang a soprano solo and the anthem Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring by Bach was performed alongside a selection from The Holy Cats.
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Man
Paul Beckhelm
Hood College
Jesus Jor
Bach
Mhess Evelyn Jane Rudsill
Gaul
4000 Truck Drivers Vote To Go On Strike New York
A mass meeting of about 4000 union truck drivers voted to strike following a three day truce. International Brotherhood of Teamsters members across three locals approved 471 to 365 for immediate action. Mayor La Guardia, arriving from California, urged swift settlement and scheduled conferences for tomorrow.
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Sister and Niece Die in Hurricane at Long Island
Richard J. Mogers of Braddock learned that his niece Catherine Bragaw 18 drowned after a tidal wave struck her Long Island home. Her sister Carolyn 16 or 18 perished, her body found on the beach. Catherine clung to a boat for hours before rescue, while their mother was carried out to sea. The Bragaws summered at a Long Island cottage, residing in South Orange New Jersey in winter. Catherine Bragaw was known in golfing circles and as a private airplane pilot.
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Braddock
He.gaps
Long Island
Rogers
New York
Catherine Sragan
Catherine About
Carolyn
Catherine
Allen C Bragan
William
Bragaws
South Orange N. J
Catherine Bragaw
Pinehurst
Russia presses Britain and France over Czechoslovakia
Geneva Sept 25 Soviet Russia says it will pressure Britain and France through the League of Nations for Czechoslovakia’s benefit. Maxim Litvinov, Soviet foreign minister, warned London against forcing further confessions to Germany. A Russian diplomat said such action would compel Britain and France to wash their diplomatic linen in public.
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