Potomac Synod Adopts Welfare Report Opposes Totalitarian State
The Potomac Synod adopts a social welfare report replacing last year’s, urging pastors to evangelize and oversee temperance and better mov ies while declaring the church to be noncommittal to any political or economic system. It warns against totalitarianism and calls for reform on entertainment and armaments, with the next annual meeting planned at Wasco.
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Italian Government Expels 2 Americans
A terse report states that Italy expelled two American nationals as tensions with the regime rose. The action followed a press bureau note affecting coverage from a major U.S. newspaper, the New York Times, amid shifting diplomatic signals.
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Bowers Hann Wedding Ceremony Details
A wedding ceremony is planned Friday at 10 39 o clock for Miss Mais Heima LaRus Hann and Mr Laurens Nelson Bowers of Frederick. Attendants include Miss Mary Hann as maid of honor, Bruce Aum and Miss Tie as bridesmaids, with John Bowers as a groomsman. The service will be conducted by Reverend L Hann at Grace Church Farmom West Virginia, with many guests expected.
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Alvation Army Lectures Conclude Friday
Fragments show Salvation Army lectures to conclude this Friday with crowds expected at the event. The text mentions Wat and Ta from local areas and notes weather may affect attendance.
Frederick High Alumni Banquet Scheduled for Monday
About 150 alumni are expected at Frederick High's annual banquet Monday. Special guests include Prof. Al cpial of the Fr, Mrs Lear of Education, and Miss Mla Ce, former faculty member. Music will be by Step Y Orchestra. Organizing officers are Wy, Nusz, president, and others.
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Emmitsburg Reports Graduation and Assembly Details
Emmitsburg Elementary and High School held seven grade commencement exercises on Wednesday at 10 30 am followed by a senior assembly. The high school graduation last Friday marked the first in the county with diplomas awarded to seventh and senior grades in Rigk auditorium. Speaker was Helen Jane Woodles, with programs including choir, orchestra, and a recessional.
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Mrs Lyddane Accused of Hiring Killer in Maryland
Testimony in Rockville Maryland states Mrs Anne Lyddane hired a killer to kill her husband Francis Lyddane. Carnell testified he brought two Washington men to the Lyddane home and overheard plans for the assassination while another man was introduced. He claimed payment of 3500 and urged haste to complete the killing.
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Hundreds Die In German Blast At Reinsdorf Factory
Bern reports a massive explosion at an explosive factory near Reinsdorf in the German region. Hundreds are killed and many buildings in nearby castle are damaged, while factory workshops are saved. Red Cross teams and surgeons are assisting, with debris scattered and bodies recovered as emergency crews work.
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No Defense Made by Dr Zimmerly in House of Horrors Case
Lancaster Pennsylvania June 13 AP The defense of Dr H E Zimmerly charged with illegal operations at Mechanics Grove offered no evidence to refute the states claim that Mrs Gladys Lawson of Calvert Maryland died and was dismembered at his home hospital The state closed its case after Dr John W Rice Bucknell University testified that about three dozen bone fragments found among ashes on Zimmerlys farm came from a skeleton destroyed by fire.
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Partial Acceptance Of Japs Terms Shifts North China Policy
China's Kuomintang leaders instruct war minister Hong Chinin to inform Japan that China will accept some broad settlement conditions for North China but reject others. The council previously refused Japan's latest demands, and the session resumed to clarify actions.
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Instructors Named for City Playground Centers Opening Monday
After a meeting with Miss Helma Hann, supervisors are assigned for Baker Park Semorsville Harmon Field East Third Street and Mauthnix Park with Miguel Pruitt Ralph Keller Miss Elisabeth Robert and Canaries Prumt among the staff. Grounds hours run 9 30 to 11 30 weekdays 1 30 to 4 except Sat Sun 6 to 8 at night Baker Park mornings noon and night Harmon Field and East Third Street mornings and afternoons Mauthnix Park expected to open Wednesday with changes to markers and speed balls noted in the memo corrections.
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Clipper Ship Completes Record Honolulu Flight
The Pan American Clipper seaplane from Pearl Harbor completed its pioneering crossing to the Islands in eighteen hours. The flight began today at 11:56 a.m. and ended with a successful base arrival, marking a breakthrough for ocean to land air travel.
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Orphanage Board Elected for Curbing Needs and Care
The Orphanage board elected Rev. Amos John Traver as vice-president with William G. Zimmman treasurer and Horace C. Zacharias and Charles F. Seeger as trustees. Horace C. Zacharias and Daniel T. Dutrow join with George B. Kehne and John M. Zimmerman on the board. Charles F. Seeger named superintendent with Miss Fine as house mother and Dr. Frank Hul Heeges as physician.
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Montgomery County Tax Rise Signals 60 Cent Levy Jump
Montgomery county will raise the tax rate by 60 cents for the coming year amid a tentative county budget of 3 356 084 51 dollars. The levy totals 494 114 75 dollars more than 1934, setting the rate at 150 per 100 instead of 90 last year. The budget also plans 1 612 500 from bond and certificate issuances to fund school and other programs. The health program was cut to trim the levy, despite Dr W L Elliott urging more nursing and clinic services.
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Graduation announcements from St Agnis Hos nab of tua
Gurirucs the graguaiist Foren and oma at the commencement exercises of St Agnis Hos nab of tua, Pa. She has accepied a pore. University of Hi wt, Da She woth Gann regbo and Mrs. Wile nham H. Kenly, Thurmont BLAS EAC mont 4 Ponsa.
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Senate ends long filibuster on NRA extension debate
A marathon overnight session ended with the Senate voting on a resolution to extend the NRA beyond June 16. Long and supporters watched as Schall and McCarran spoke, a Gore amendment was rejected, and the chamber adjourned at 6 21 a m. to resume discussions on social security Friday.
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Roosevelt presses ahead with new legislative program
President Roosevelt urged Congress to enact a broad program covering labor and transportation issues. He portrayed the NRA as essential and said lawmakers should move quickly to support his agenda. O’Connor indicated support for transportation measures within the package.
Scattered Firm Spots Show In Stock Market
Stock market dull with scattered firm spots amid profit taking. No clear direction or lead from major sectors as selective bond purchases emerge. Currency markets show the pound at about $4.94 per share, with little enthusiasm across European and domestic equities.
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