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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 15, 1935

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Constitution of Evangelical and Reformed Church Outlines Reforms

Draft constitution for the Evangelical and Reformed Church proposes full time president, territorial congregational control, reduced boards, and revised governance. A placement committee aims to preserve pastors and congregations rights while enabling transfers. The General Synod will meet May or June with broad representation.

Evangelical and Reformed Church Charles B. Schaeffer Schaeffer Reformed Church U.S Evangelial Synod of Committee on Constitation General Synod org iscal congrega Generali

Ten Deaths In State Reported Over Weekend

Ten deaths occurred in Maryland over the weekend with reports of accidents and drownings. Authorities noted the incidents across multiple counties as part of the statewide toll.

Maryland

End of Truck War Sought by Eastern States Group

The Automotive Trade Association plans a meeting with Motor Vehicle Commissioners from Maryland and other eastern states to halt the truck license dispute sparked by West Virginia’s new plates. Attendees include Maryland officials A H Bishop and Joan E Raine and representatives from Virginia Ohio North Carolina Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia.

Ocean West Virginia Automotive Trade Association A. H. Bishop Joan E. Raine Maryland cory Virginia Ohio North Carolna Pennsylvania District of Columbia West info

Missionary Convention at Braddock Heights Tuesday

The annus missionary convention of the Church of God in Maryland and West Virginia opens Tuesday at Braddock Heights with a 10 am devotionals and 10:30 am missionary work conference led by Rev. William T. Jackson. Ruth Shindledecker presides afternoon sessions. speakers include Miss Fidelia Gilbert and Rev. Joel Cock. Evening program features Rev. H. C. Gonso and Rev. W. C. Royal. Harry and Myrtle Lefever cannot attend due to a date change with a Baptist convention.

Church of God in Maryland West Virginia Braddock Heights Lucille Powers Brunswick William T. Jackson Frederick Ruth Shindledecker Cascade missionary ark O 'Fidelia Gilbert Uniontown word India Joell Cock Germantown Weadsboro arcice Ethel Werking Woodsboro Hagerstown H. C. Gonso Westminster W. C. Royal First Baptist church Harry Lefever Myrtle Lefever Harrisburg India con Baptist convention

Miners Die as Fire Traps Dozens in German Shaft

A mine blast in Dortmund Germany kills ten miners and injures thirty two with others trapped. Officials restrict statements and say a formal press release will be issued through official channels.

Dortmund Germany Cive aster

Legislator Posts Bond In Bribery Case in Harrisburg

State Senator Henry Clark posted 3500 dollars bond on charges of bribery extortion and corrupt speculation. Governor Earle said cent session of the legislature would be called to support administration bills in return for state business. District remains unclear due to garbled text.

Harrisburg Henry Clark Earle

Vast Chinese Flood Devastates Hankow Region

The Han river flood swelled through Hangzhou and Hankow, submerging tens of thousands of acres of countryside and portions of Hanghang. Homes and livestock vanished as a wall of water swept through, forcing residents to flee to hills. Authorities evacuated workers and refugees and spread warnings across central China as the disaster spread toward Shenchow and Hunan.

Hankow Ching Han Hanrang Creres Hanghang Shenchow Hunan China

Aged Man And Young Wife Chased Out Town

An aged man and his young wife were driven from the town amid a dispute noted by residents. Local authorities intervened briefly but the couple left under protest, with no further details available.

Heights Service Summary Reads Scripture by Pastor

A Heights service featured Scripture Issson read by W C Royal pastor of Fir Baptiss church. The program included a duet and a quatrain.

W. C. Royal Fir

Empty Stomach And Rough Riding Ended 3500 Mile Trip

Charles Carbaugh of 534 North Market Street narrates a 3500 mile journey driven by adventure and fatigue. He rode a coal tender toward Portland via an eastbound train, later returning to Baltimore after a perilous off track ride. He planned to visit Portland before quitting the escapade and focusing on home.

Charles Cerbaugh North Market street Carbaugh Jul Frederick Utah- Colorado Baltimore Portland Oregon Utah Charles Kansas City Charis Baltmore H. W. Shaffer Alteena Alexandria Enders Washir Miss Carr Home Mission Board phia hhiss Greta adelphia deromuna foreign missions Charles M. LeGa Philadelphia Kersch Tada. Inc tae Dubie Home Mussiox regis- Hermann de Garretts Catherine Rich vaa Engle Wilam Brish

Encounters With Nature During Tropical Sea Cruise

A group including Miss Ruch V. Pope and Mrs. Walter G. PS of Hood College joined a tropical cruise from Antigua and St. Lucia southward to Grenada and the Dutch West Indies. They visited Antigua Martinique Guadeloupe Barbados Demerara and other ports. The voyage included a Danish chef and sightseeing of Napoleonic era sites. A small group of stowaways from St Claid boarded briefly but were discovered and kept from work.

Satine West Indies anether South America Ruch V. Pope Hood Colege Waler G. Ps ifui Cn Thomas Tsands Antigua St. Huts Martinique St. La Grenada Barbadoes Demerara

Mississippi Mob Lynches Two Negroes

A mob in Lowndes county hanged two young black farmers Bert Moore and Dooley Mortozt after arrest on Sunday for attacking a white woman. The mob took them from jail and lynched them near a pecan tree, according to AP dispatches.

Colum Miss APi Bert’ Moore Dooley Mortozt epury Lowndes county Arkansas

Steady Yet Firm Market Tone Amid Mixed Signals

A New York market update shows a steady undertone with cautious gains and mixed activity. Traders note limited volume across industries while some equipment listings and commodity prices hint at stabilization despite uncertain sentiment.

Linganore Line Sewage Trouble Cited by City Engineer

City Engineer Elmer Sh. M. reports Linganore line issues due to sediment buildup causing reduced operations. The 1438 project is expected to abate the problem soon as maintenance continues.

Elmer Sh. M Linganore

Mussolini orders new Italian divisions and subs for Ethiopia war

Italy mobilizes another regular army division and creates a Black Shirt division as part of escalation toward conflict with Ethiopia. Ten submarines are authorized and pilots and technical specialists are summoned for East Africa preparations. The moves raise Italian forces in the region to about 250 000 men.

Rome Jay Italy Ethiopia Benno Mussolini Dnce east Africa Ethippia Duce Ministry of Propaganda

Testimony Concluded In Cattle Suit At Circut Court

In a replevin case in Cir cut Court Capt. H F Geizendanner of W Va faced testimony regarding an unauthorized sale of cattle. Judge Hammond Urner withheld verdict pending division of Geizendanner assets as receivers manage his affairs. The case centers on $1315 in seized goods and a $87.25 payment related to the cattle sale.

H. F. Geizendanner Cha W. Va Hammond Ur h Thomas B. Glasscock Henry Fishback Fauquier the & County Products, Inc Urner Geizendanner Geivendanner testimmon orig Gellendanner

Central and Loan Club Announces 70 Percent Payout

President M. Derizbaugh said 70 percent of the 10 cent United holders received distribution. The board of directors anticipates another disbursement as offerings and trust company actions are noted with plans tied to 1931.

cer um Central and Loan Club M. Derizbaugh Tande & goof Cer Trust Company

Court debate on land condemnation for housing project

Fragmentary report notes Judge Charles tine ruling on condemnation for public buildings. The suit cites a public housing effort with mentions of a secretary and authorities setting costs around £20,000 while the public answer remains unclear.

Cincinna Sixch Charlestine Secretar

Mission Meet Draws 100 Plus From Several States

Over 100 persons from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia enrolled Saturday for the Frederick Missionary Conference of the Reformed church in session July 13 to 19 at Hood College. Missionary addresses and platform meetings were scheduled with Rev Frank A Rosenberger and Rev Dr Henry Stahr among speakers.

Maryland Pennsylvania Vics West Virginia Frederick Munsionary the Reformed church Hood College Brodbeck Hall Frank A. Rosenberger Faith ‘Evangelical and Reformed church Baltimore Brod‘heck Hall Henry Stahr Rosenberger Evangelical Reformed church United States David D. Baker St. Pauls

Roosevelt relief program stalled by plan delays says PWA

High official notes lack of plans of its own at PWA as National Resources Board and Secretary Ickes contend over how to spend the enormous relief fund. Delays cited include slow starts in river and harbor projects and erosion control, with billions earmarked for materials and long national works efforts.

Ickes Mr_ Roose & co Senate Public Works Administration Harry L. Hopkins National Resources Board The Resources Board Roosevelt Washington J.o sources Board

Blind Accordionist Accused in Partner's Death

Ferent R. Weiss a 30 year old blind accordionist is accused by Boston police of killing his partially blind partner Hazel Martin 25 by throwing her from a window of a Boston hovel Wells formerly of DeSone acted after the crime saying it was best. Authorities say Wells was questioned and Weiss faced charges.

Boston Ferent R. Weiss Hazel Martin Wells De- Sone acintes Martin Ohio hough

Weather Today and Past Temperatures Report

A weather summary notes 1935 precipitation at 1299 inches. Yesterday high at minus 32 degrees, two years ago a high of minus 9. Last night’s low is unreadable. A year ago high listed as minus 10. Sun set at 7 37 p.m. today, sunrise tomorrow at 4 55 p.m. Moonrise tomorrow at 8 04 p.m. Moonset tomorrow at 4 02 a.m. Local streams Monocacy muddy while Potomac remains clear.

Defence Potomac

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