Cantonese Regime Declares War on Japan and Mobilizes Troops
Canton and Nanking governments form a joint anti Japanese front, mobilizing combined provincial armies and merging forces from Kwongtung and Kwantung provinces. Seven Chinese spies paid by Japan were executed in Henan as part of resistance preparations.
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Jiang Kong
China
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Heintiansu
Henan
Inca
Republic
Qanton
Southwestern Politica Council
South China
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Kwanka
People'a Revolutionary Antistananeee Natonal Salvation Forces
Pes
Baltimore Conference Reports Growth and Spending
Dr. Arthur H. McKinley reports West Baltimore District membership rose by 3,000 at the 152nd session of the Baltimore General Conference. The year saw $158,000 paid on church indebtedness and $97,000 spent on improvements. About 8,005 to 9,000 people received instruction in Bible, Leamica, and teacher training classes.
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Westminster
Arthur H. McKinley
West Baltimore
Baltimore
Market Recovery Efforts Fade Amid Nervous Trade
New York June 5 AP report says stock market made feeble recovery attempts with many leaders down fractions. Quiet dealings persisted as nervousness over foreign affairs dampened gains. bonds and commodities mixed and currencies narrow. The pound sterling opened at $50.22.
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New York
Boy Is Slashed By Axe In Wood Cutting Accident
Fourteen year old Beatty Toms of Foxville suffered a badly lacerated leg when an axe glanced and struck his right member while cutting wood. Five stitches were needed to close the wound.
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Beatty Toms
Foxville
Weather data fragment from Towem area report
Fragmentary weather notice notes 34 hours precipitation ending today Towem shows June to date 1.1 inches with June normal around 4.44 inches. Mentions 1995 values, 1938 precipitation comparison and miscellaneous temperature figures.
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Towem
Bun Reese Tamara
Moon
Congress Recess Schedule Moves From June 8 to 15
The Senate approved a one week extension of the congressional recess from Monday June 8 to Monday June 15. The decision was made on a motion by Dr. Utobunson the drag er at tevlet Heoo. The Senate will not hold a brief meeting to discuss a conference report until it is ready.
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Senate
Moe
Congress
Ie Motte
Ro Utobunson
Tevlet Heoo
Fie
Dany Aiees
Tac Fles
Eagles
Carmen Simpson
Fale Lone Doeddent
Margaret Hamelton
Gessie
Cer
Mary Sweeney
Katve Tver
Sisitant Pou Als
Ae Cie
Helen Gaither
Inaide Ruard
Hertha Long
Alice Swomley
Helen Filby
Teeeston
Mount graduates to receive diplomas and priests ordained
Bishop John A Met Winstington will ordain five men to the priesthood for the Catholic church. Nine will graduate from Mount's preparatory school in a ceremony at the college gymnasium. Graduates include Charles Clarke Thurmont and others from Frederick county and Washington DC.
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Baltimore
Mit
St. Mary's College
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Wales
Mi Gio Mary's Seminary
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Thurmont
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Emmitsburg
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Washington, DC
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Thomas E. Ryan
C. M
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Philadephia
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Lowell
Michigan
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Waterbury
Conn
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Philadelphia
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Ryan
Los Angeles
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Mobile
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Ladies Quettelle of Bridger College to present sacred program
A Sunday program of sacred music is set for the Church of the Brethren at 8 o'clock with Rev. Robert Sherry as pastor and Wiles Huth as accompanist. The event features the Ladies Quettelle of Bridger College and serves as a sendoff for the Maryland section ahead of the annual conference in Hershey.
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Robert Abalt
Maurice Grossnickle
Walter Rohrback
Zion Lutheran Church
Ralph Tabor
Migh
Memorial Hall
Charm School
Elizabeth Flook
Treshimpa Pitts
Middletown Fah School
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Wraddock Telights
Landon Manager Defends New Deal Support Amid Criticism
Hamilton, leader of Landau forces, says Republicans faced stress and patriotism in Roosevelt era. He defends party unity and support for the New Deal program while stressing concern for public needs and the desire to see relief efforts succeed.
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Byrns Rites Held in House Chamber
Washington June 5 President Roosevelt and foreign and national leaders led the nation in paying last respects to Speaker Joseph Wellington Byrns as the House mourned his death from a heart attack and cerebral hemorrhage. New Speaker William B Dankhead of Alabama spoke of Byrns deeds and his illness preceding the end.
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Davis Appointed To Federal Reserve Board
Wadlunatan January 3 193? President Roosevelt today nominated Chester A. Dayate of Maryland a present farmer and minister to be a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
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City and County High Schools Readied for Graduation
Long article outlines commencement plans across city and county schools. Lists programs, speakers, and the schedule for senior events culminating in diplomas and reflections.
Skidding Truck Accident Injures Porches and Damages Car
A slippery highway in Middletown caused a Pennsylvania truck to collide with the porch of Miss Clara Gmlth and the front of Dr. J Elmer Harp’s car. The truck occupants escaped injury and the car suffered about 100 dollars in damage.
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Clara Gmlth
J. Elmer Harp
Harp
Strikes and Labor Tensions Feature in Premier Speech
A fragmented report notes strikes and worker demands as Premier addresses Parliament. It cites promises of help to workers, calls for orderly conduct, and a focus on collective contracts, vacations, and speeding production amid nationwide labor unrest.
Swallow Resumes After Mayowed Eelaueted Journey
A coastal vessel named Swallow resumes voyage after a challenging passage near the wharves. The crew faced a late setback but secured the yacht to port for repairs and clearance.
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Tee
Dane
International tale reveals a tense rescue at sea
A fragmented report recounts Alva Peandentaire and Feeney in a perilous incident at sea. The pair navigate a hazardous fall from a rail onto a raging deck while a rescue team mobilizes toward the distressed vessel.
Minister's Wife Seriously Hurt In Traffic Accident
Mrs Hipl M Sharpe wife of the Trinity Moon church pastor was seriously injured Saturday afternoon when a vehicle she rode in overturned near Durham North Carolina North California-Virt War border. She was taken to Watts Hospital in Durham and remains under treatment. Her husband Rev Mr Sharpe stayed in Frederick arriving Monday after a telephoned update.
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Shurpe
Watts Hopital i
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Sharpe
Frederick ‘Phursiag Hight
Mas. Dotadpar
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Tinamare
Durham
Welaw
Trinity Church
Fiorenza Sentenced To Die Week Of July 13
Fiorenza, convicted of murdering Nancy Evans Pitterton, wife of a broadcasting executive, was sentenced to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison. The date set was the week beginning Monday July 4, with execution likely not before October due to possible appeals.
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New York
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Nancy Evans Pitterton
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Hing Sing
Textile Heiress Ts Married On May 17
Textile heiress Ts tied in a May 17 ceremony with a license obtained shortly before. The bride, Anen daughter of Joseph F Cannan, is described as a divorcee and connected to notable local figures. Court records confirm the marriage date and related details.
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Taddsay Mumiy
Witson Salem
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Foxtte
Irene Dasiter
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Concosd, S, CG
Bette Avataer
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Power program of PWA upheld in high court ruling
The Supreme Court dismisses an injunction suit to halt municipal electric projects, ruling the power program authorized by the Resettlement and other acts constitutional. The decision affirms that the Texas Utilities Company and related firms had rights to proceed while whittling back certain provisions. The case touches on LWA allocations and federal authority in Alabama Texas Oregon and Town.
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Comte Saipeenw
Texae 'Uelites
Iies
Jons Licht and
Maaer Company
Uermie Aes de Guestler
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Howeser
Austral
Healy
United States Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
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Alabama
Texas
Man Injured by Stone Crusher During Work Incident
Ernest Staub narrowly escaped serious injury when clothing became entangled in a stone crusher at GL. Waesche’s property. a belt detachment halted the machine and medical aid was sought. Dr J K Gray in Thurmont treated Staub for a broken left leg and severe injuries to the right leg and arm.
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Zly
Oace
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Thurmont
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