Synod Elected Officers and Clean Movie Push
The Synod elected new officers including honorary president Mrs W Krnapp and president Mrs Wolami Darby. A movement to curb mov ie theaters and enforce cleaner films was discussed with reports on church missions and various committees. Delegates from the Presbyterian church began the Young People's Cantons at the college with about 250 expected for sessions through the week.
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Mae
Canaries Easiman
W Kr2napp
Baltimore
Wolami Darby
Washington
Dent
Samuel P. Rowph
Weim. Ton
Heten la Pres
Mahi Emington
J. Per
Charlotte
Frank E Edington
Walter Sneppard
Sakspurs
Mass M. Moore
Board of Foreign Missions
New York City
Taean
Presbyterian Church
Wweek
Picnic Committee Meeting Planned by Grange and Farm Club
The Grange and the Farm Club announce a picnic committee meeting to set plans. Two locations will be used and the event aims to organize the hilltop gathering for members this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Anderstood
Suse
Farmers
Cluo Aoscs
Hearing on motion for new trial set in Bowen case
Hearing on a motion for a new trial in a suit by George Bowen against the College Park Corporation in Maryland was set for next Thursday in Circuit Court. The defendant seeks a new trial after a January verdict of 1691.23 dollars for Bowen alleging breach of contract over lumber sales.
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George Bowen
Hyattsville
College Park
Arthur D Willard
Bowen
College Park Corporaticn
H. C
Univer al
College Park Corporation
Tme
Willam Marenz
Allen Y. Bennett
H. Duckett
C C Marbury
Attorness
OW Wheatles, Sr
H W. Wheatley, Jr
State of Mary
J .S Newman
Parsons Xenran
Law
Piaanul Company
James
Gian
Decia
I. Commanens
Companium
Bowers
Jacob Rear- E
Austin James
President Ends Short Vacation After Regatta Trip
Brief article notes the president concludes a短 vacation following participation in a regatta. No further verifiable details or names are clearly readable in the OCR fragment.
Dinner for Geourear Tare and Rubber Company agents
A party of district agents from the Geourear Tare and Rubber Company will dine at Hotel Frederick next Thursday at 230 o'clock. About 20 agents are expected to attend, with E. Kulinger in charge.
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Geourear Tare and Rubber Company
Hotel Frederick
E. Kulinger
Sadistic room found in Vienna tied to missing Agnes Turverson
Vienna police found a strange room decorated with erotic pictures and equipped with odd devices in the apartment of Ivan Podjeray, husband of missing Agnes Turverson. Suspects include Muss Tufferson, a 43 year old attorney who vanished in December and reportedly visited Boston recently. An employee described a mysterious blonde Ferrand seen with Podjeray and a forged draft for 3000 dollars.
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Vienna
Venna
Ivan Pod- 2
Agnes Turverson
Potce
Susanne Ferrand
Muss
Muss Tufferson
Brillant
Boston
New York
Poderjay
Ferrand
Sister Denies Writing Letter in Fugitives Case
A sister of a fugitive unit denies writing a letter linked to the case. Authorities press forward with investigations into two murders and related incidents amid ongoing inquiries in Dal Rel.
Yale Crew Beats Harvard By Narrow Margin
Yale varsity crew edged Harvard in a tight race at the regatta with a late surge by New England rowers. Nea Lord Co. was noted among participants while Yale’s lineup and timing drew praise for precision and endurance.
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Yale Crew
Harvard
Yales
Rainy Day Heat Sparks Sudden Downtown Shower
Temperatures topped 90s as a brief five minute shower drenched downtown Frederick around 4 45 PM. A later storm brought scattered showers to Woodsboro and nearby towns with a brief 0 06 inch rainfall and gusty winds. The day ended cooler but still hot with a record night temperature around 72 degrees.
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Frederick
Rature
Theity
Cty
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Mid- Coletown
Braddock Heights
Weacoman
Tne Weather Bureau
Ma Cis
Clergy Push Clean Movies and Industry Talks
Catholic church leaders backed censorship and a motion picture industry self regulation plan called the legion of decency. Protestant groups and a conference of American Rabbis urged audiences to avoid objectionable films while urging theaters to show screening standards.
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Ced
Legion of Decency
Borcot
Hays
moLon Pictir
America
Evesieral
United States
Canada
Catholic Church
Central Conference of
Amercan Rabbis
MecNinch Named FPC Chairman Amid Power Fight
Washington reports Frank R McNinch was named Federal Power Commission chairman by President Roosevelt, five year term. Roosevelt ignored Sen. Bazley’s demand McNinch be dropped. Appalachian Electric Power Co notified FPC of plans to construct a dam on the New River in Virginia amid a challenge over federal control of power sites.
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Washington
Frank R. Mecninch
Federal Power Commission
Charman
Roosevelt
MecNinch
Sen. Bazley
North Carolina
McNinch
Alfred & Smith
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Foner Commission
Newmer
Virginia
Awhoking Tthe
Police Uniform Contract Awarded to Frederick Tailoring
A special meeting of the city’s mayor and board of aldermen awarded the contract for furnishing 15 summer police uniforms to the Frederick Tailoring Company at 29.50 per uniform including cap, trousers, and coat. Edward James selected the sample cloth and ranked Fredrick’s as first choice. Other bids ranged from 19.56 to 29.26 per uniform. The meeting also approved bridge inspections on Water and Wisner streets and discussed tax collection actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Frederick Tailoring Company
Edward James
Istal Taylor
Fred
Mr. James
James
Frederick
Thomas Kemp
B. Rosenour and Sons, Inc
Charles Segaioff
Warnesboro
City Register
A. A. Nicodemus
Esqatvorner
Tverrar
Robert Grove Wu
Sand
Hog Cholera Outbreaks Suppress May Meat Output
Report details hog cholera affecting May meat production with outbreaks across counties. Twenty three losses noted, two outbreaks in Kenilworth and Worcester, five cases traced to infected park scraps and disposal waste. In one instance hog bones bought for meal tied to infections. One case source undetermined.
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Talos
Worcester
Divorce Action Withdrawn
A divorce action brought by Mrs Vurgie May Lefler against Paul T. Lefler was dismissed by order of the plaintiff's attorney, Trick M Schnauffer. News advertising pays big dividends. Invest in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dvorce
Vurgie May Lefler
Paul T. Lefler
Iffs
Trick M Schnauffer
Pi Baptist children enjoy skating party at Braddo Hewe's rink
A group of Pi Baptist church children were entertained at a skating party held at Braddo Hewe's rink on Wednesday afternoon. Victor Kreb, the rink manager, organized the event with Rev Clarence Bowman of Myersville and Rev Elis Wagoner along with Hubert De Monrovia noted in attendance.
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Frederick
Myersville
Harmony
Grossiickle
Locust Grove
Monrovia
Redland
Church of the Brethren
MG. Wison
Harry Grove
Wilpe
Clarence Bowman
Myersvill
Elis Wagoner
Hubert de Monrovia
Pi Bapoust
Braddo Hewe
Victor Kreb
Maneger
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Ivan Poderjay
Dillinger
Suster Sars
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Ret Tae Tae
Power Commission
Shookstown
F. Harnie
Hetman
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Men of
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Frances Perkins
Secrechost Oy
Pheideni Rousevelt
Steelmasters
E F McGred
Atvv
Perk Lous Leonard
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Tin Wockers
Mishae F Tighe
Asay
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