Potomac Synod Adopts Social Welfare Report at Meeting
At Johns College the Potomac Synod adopted a revised Social Welfare report urging evangelism and temperance, cautioning the church to condemn social evils without backing any political or economic creed. The body called for pulpit exchanges and better cinema standards while warning against totalitarianism and armament expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrod
Jood College
Po Omac
McRe
Potomac Synod
Fae
Tang
Wihout
Jesus Coaz
Jerusalem
Bing
Christian Church
Italian Government Expels Two Americans
A terse report states that the Italian government expelled two American citizens. The action followed tensions with foreign press and financial concerns cited as affecting the country and its people.
Bowers Hann Wedding Ceremony And Friday Emmitsburg Events
A wedding planned for Bowers Hann was noted with several locals listed as ushers and attendees. The Emmitsburg events include a grade school commencement in the morning and high school graduation ceremonies with diplomas awarded to seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers—Hann
Sburg
Sthonly
Emmitsburg
John Hays
Cane
Rigse
Charles Onal
Crass Sone
Frederick High Alumni Banquet Set For Monday
About 250 alumni are expected to attend the annual Frederick High School banquet on Monday at the Frederick Hotel. The event will begin around 9 o clock with a reception, speeches by officers, and remarks from notable guests including Prof. Al Pal, Mrs. Leary, and Moss Mary C. Ou. The program features dancing and a tea served by the board of directors and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tom Mon
Alpal
Leary
Moss Mfary C. Ou
Forteas
Guy W
IB. Vree
Seca
Brsh
Imas
Condon
Hooper
Carnell claims Mrs Lyddane hired killer for husband
Witness Carnell testified that Mrs Anne Lyddane recruited a Washington man to murder her husband. He said she arranged meetings at her apartment, stated urgency, and later paid $500 to the killer, with other suspect Thomas linked to the plot. The testimony places Lyddane at the center of a planned homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovsvile
Anne Arddane
Assassi
Sec
Rs’ Banking
Josephine
Carnell
Gane
Washington
Lrddane
City Playgrounds Set to Open Monday for Supervised Recreation
Instructors for municipal playgrounds have been assigned after a meeting with supervisor Miss Helma Hann. Baker Park supervisors are John Hansen Geraldine Kreh Betty Markey and Charles Pruitt who will work nights. Pruitt also in charge at Schleysville center. Ralph Keller at Harmon Field and Elizabeth Revert at East Third Street grounds. Grounds operate mornings 9:30 11:20 and afternoons 2 6 except Sundays. Baker Park mornings afternoons and nights. Harmon Field mornings and evenings. Mulliniz Park due to open in ten weeks with ten weeks of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helma Hann
Baker Park
John Hansen
Geraldine Kreh
Betty Markey
Charles Pruitt
Schleysville
Mr. Pruitt
Ralph Keller
Harmon Field
Elizabeth Revert
East Third Street
Baker
Mulliniz Park
Miarday
Piars
Markers and appointments noted in council memo
A fragmented report records appointments and roles for officials including Adam Clarence M Phiceger and Paul Diniterman. It mentions the council resuming meetings on the second and last Wednesdays of the month and references trustees and protectors in a memoranda style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Clarence M. Phiceger
Paul Diniterman
Clarence M Phiceger
James Dabe
Rouneil
Hundreds Dead in German Blast at Reusdorff Factory
A blast at a factory near Reusdorff Wittenberg reportedly killed hundreds. Workshops and houses were destroyed as debris filled the area. Ambulances ferried bodies and injured workers from the rubble between noon and early afternoon. Red Cross workers and officials assisted at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reusdorff
Wittenberg
Cicinty
Sicians
Sutecons
Red Cross
No Defense Made by Dr Zimmerly in House of Horrors Case
Lancaster Pennsylvania June 13 The defense of Dr H E Zimmerly charged with illegal operations offered no evidence to contradict the states contention that Abs Gladys Lawson of Calvert Maryland died and was dismembered at his home hospital The defense rests The state concluded its case after Dr John W Rice Bucknell University testified that about three dozen bone fragments sifted from ashes near Zimmerlys home were parts of a skeleton destroyed by fire
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Lancaster
H. E. Zimmerly
Mechanics' Grove
Abs
Gladys Lawson
Calvert, Md
Zimmerly
John W. Rice
Bucknell University
Hitering Zimmerly
Partial Acceptance Of Japs Terms Voted In Nanking
In Nanking on June 13 China’s elder statesmen instructed war minister Ho Ying-china to notify Japan that China will accept some broad conditions for settlement of North China problems while deeming others unacceptable. The Kuomintang central political council had previously shown reluctance, but today clarified its stance with a partial acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nanking
China
Ho Ying-China
Japan
North China
Kuomintang
Governnment Party
Central Political Council
Clipper Ship Makes New Honolulu Flight
A clipper ship arrives near Pearl Harbor at Diamond Head completing a new Honolulu flight from Alameda California. The schedule shows departures and times around 6.26 a.m. local, with related calls and travel details for the trip.
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Clipper
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Alameda
Cal
Dal Fy
Diamond Head
Honoluh
Cirfram
Orphanage Board Elects at Annual Meeting
The Loats Asylum board held its annual meeting naming Amos Joan Traver, B. D., William G. Zimmer, Horace C. Zacharias as officers and trustees. Superintendent and physician positions are listed with names including Dr. Frank Hull Hedges and Clara Blue Mouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loats Asylumn Board
Amos Joan Traver
B. D
Wiliam G. Zimmer
Horace C. Zacharias
Charles F. Seeger
Wiliam G. Zimmerman
John M Halisr
Daniel T. Dutrow
George B. Kehne
Charles P. Seger
Clara
Mass
Afi Deus
Physiian
Frank Hull Hedges
First Man Saved By New Surgery
An early report details Jesepts Hyroli mar, 43, a farmer from Char O. ainer, who survived a heart condition after a pioneering operation. Doctors used muscle from his chest to his heart and a new blood supply technique by Surgeon Claude S. Beck. He left Cleveland Ohio hospital healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrolimar
Char O. Ainer-Farmer
Cleveland. O
Opgor
Claude S. Beck
Montgomery to raise tax rate by 60 cents for next year
Montgomery officials unveil a tentative 1935 budget totaling 3,356,084.51 with a 60 cent increase in the tax rate to $1.50 per 100 dollars of assessed value. The plan includes 1,612,500 from bond issues and certificates and trims health department funding, citing objections by Commissioner Charles E. King to nurse and clinic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Cou
Board of County Commissioners
W. L. Ellicott
County Health Efficer
Charles E. King
Ellicott
Ellicot
Lawrence Tolson
King
Ara H. Lanscaie
Form Semehons Notice From June 13
Detached OCR fragment mentions a date June 13 and names Wan sboul BD and ens, lacking clear event or action details in the readable text.
Graduates at Hospital Reported Incomplete
A fragment notes graduates at a hospital with unclear names and roles, mentioning H. Rely and Thurmond in an unclear context. The readable portion preserves two persons and a medical setting without full details.
Senate Ends Long Filibuster Over NRA Amid Tight Lame-Duck Session
After a night of speech making and negotiations led by Senator Long the Senate voted down the Gore amendment and rejected presidential appointee previews. The chamber adjourned at 6:21 a.m. with Long absent from comment as debate shifts to social security and the stalled NRA resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Capital Hill
Schall
Minnesota
McCarran
Nevada
Long
Roosevelt Presses Labor and Transport Legislation Plan
Roosevelt urges enactment of a legislative program including labor and transport measures. An author committee advances a resolution to push the bill through, with emphasis on transportation reforms and the NRA proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Conra
Press
Wasmer Labor and Transport
Toresolution Ment
Cal
Scattered Firm Spots Show In Stock Market
In today’s trading the stock market showed scattered firm spots amid profit taking. Commodities and grains dipped slightly while some bonds advanced with selective buying. Call rates held near a quarter point, and the pound sterling moved to 4.94 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoa
Bond
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Ror
Leimbach
Hoffman Orphanage
Chicago Tribune
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Andent
Butesu
New York Times
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Parca
Lisma, O
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Af Ha
Bowers
Hagerston
Aumen
John and
Messrs. Jr
Charles Jones
Kirk Gramer
Freder- Wil
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Ius
Frederick High
Salvation
ARWY
Boland
Reinsdorff
DR. Zimmerly
Tokyo
Orphanage Board
Montgomery
H. Rely
Thurmond
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