Merger of Two Denominations Takes Effect Today
Frederick county churches join under a new Evangelical and Reformed Church governance while preserving names locally. National consolidation aligns Home and Foreign Missions boards and education agencies, with Maryland Classis and Potomac Synod remaining unchanged for now. Administrative changes aim to reduce duplication and streamline seminary work, though parish life in this city and county remains presently unaffected.
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Evangelical Synod of North America
Reformed
United States
East
Maryland
Paul, Press
St. Laws
Evangelical Synod
H. J. Christman
Dayton
Ohio
General Synod
Zion’s
Evangelical church
Cleveland
united group
Samuel Mictrea
Gavars
Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed church
Kuefer
Home and Foreign Mission boards
benevolent agences
Board of, Christian Education
Rarph E Hartman
Grace Reformed church
Synod of the Reformed church
Eighth Reformed church
Christman
Reformed ch
sea church
Weather data and precipitation report for June
Daily weather bulletin shows precipitation for 74 hour ending today with 7 am figures. June to date totals 2.24 inches, normal June rainfall 2.11 inches, actual June 1953 2.81 inches, deficiency vs 1934 by 0.82 inch. Yesterday's high 83, low 69. Sunset today 7:42 pm, sunrise tomorrow 6:46 am. Moonrise tonight 9:17 pm, moonset tomorrow 9:06 am.
Vacant New Deal Post and White House Turbulence
Rodney Dutcher reports Washington in June where the agriculture assistant secretary post left by Tugwell awaits a choice among Wilson and Woodring. The piece surveys clashes with Ickes, the AAA tie, and the staff shifts affecting the New Deal machinery, noting Wilson’s friction with generals and Woodring’s friction with the military leadership.
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Wilson
Woodring
Tugwell
RODNEY DUTCHER
agrculture
Mr. Wilson
Harry Woodring Wilson
Ickes
AAA
Kansas
general sta
Benny Foules
Air Corps
Fowlois
Wallace
Bandit Suspects Flee Through Heavy Police Fire
Baltimore June 27 AP A bandit crew fled a rain of bullets as a radio scout car pursued them through the northeastern suburbs before wrecking a stolen car. Police arrested Richard Fissell at 1120 and John R. Wayne at 1130 on drunkenness charges. each was held on $220 collateral.
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Baltimore
pelice
Richard Fissell
Oficers Straley
Phebus
John R. Wayne
Wisner
Norma Millen Ends Ordeal on Witness Stand
Norma Millen testified in the Needham Trust Company robbery case linking the murder of two police officers. Her husband Murdon Myles, his brother Erving, and Abe Faber were convicted of first degree murder in the same slaying.
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NORMA MILLEN
Norma & sen
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accese
Neednam Trust Company
Murdon Myles
Erving
Abe Faber
Soundly Defeats Thief At Maryland Race Track
Charles Town June 27 George Gil Washington a Black man snatched a pocketbook from John Steubs at Brunswick Md railroad engineer raced the track grounds Saturday and was chased and knocked down by trainer Gill Staubs then released after charges were dropped Gil suffered broken ribs and head injuries while the thief was badly beaten and a $50 reward offered with funds from Washington to repay a $59 reward paid earlier.
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Charles Town
George Gil
Washington
John Steubs
Brunswick
Staubbs
Gill
Staubs
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Davies Portrait Must Hang in Venice Show
Portrait by Davies faces a critical moment in the Venice show as curators confirm acceptance or rejection, and press coverage notes the artist’s reputation and potential exposure. The piece tests gallery standards and the event’s prestige.
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DAVIES
VENICE
Local Cremation Case Sparks Arrest in Sharon Pennsylvania
A cremated body found near Sharon led to the arrest of Homer M. Sanders in a case tied to a child’s disappearance. The event triggered police investigation into a possible arson at a nearby property and a related vandalism report.
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Sharon
Homer M. Sanders
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Roosevelt Works To A.M May Delay Trip
Washington June 27 AP Prest on Revel signed 124 measures and acted on 15 more as he pressed to finish bills. Sixteen bills including farm barnley and grazing tilis remained under review by experts. The President plans to leave Saturday from Annapolis Md on his cruise to Hasan but may postpone until Monday if pressed for time.
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Washington
Preston Remevel
Gahores
Roosevelt
Aninapoli
Hasan
Presbyterian Conference Banquet At Hoad College
The annual Year’s People’s Conference of the Presbyterian Church held this week at Hoad College drew about 175 attendees from Baltimore Washington and parts of Pennsylvania. A Tuesday vesper service led by Rev Gantzule and a later Nazarene service opened a varied program including a 6 pm banquet in Coblentz Hall and a Meyran Hall dance. Activities include recreational events tennis baseball swimming campfire and a consecration service leading to a Saturday morning closing.
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Presbyterian Church
Hoad College
Baltimore
Washington
Pennsylvania
Meyran Hall
Gantzule
Contentz Hall
Mary Moore
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Coblentz Hall
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Milton Work Bridge Expert Dies at Age 69
Philadelphia obituary reports Milton Work, renowned bridge teacher and adviser to world players, dies after months of illness. A prominent figure in contract bridge, he left a path from tax planning to the game’s study, with ties to Eastern Penns and local champions. The article notes extended illness and family connections including Mrs Barber and Margaret Hazlehurst.
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MILTON
Philadelphia
midtions
Jadeliphia hostyeval
red farm
Margaret Hazlehurst
steo-chngzen
Barber
of Souard H Paiton
Teachers Must Get Into Politics Says Delegate
Chicago June 27 AP Miss Borchardt declared teachers must enter politics to end political influence over hiring promotion and administration in schools. She told 200 delegates at the Federation convention that tenure is not guaranteed by law and that superintendents are often appointed for political reasons to support political machines.
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Chicago
Borcharietisiat
Federation
Tugwell Accuses Firms Of Opposing AAA Amendments
Des Moines June 27 AP Tugwell says certain distributors and processors oppose the new AAA clarifications, aiming to wreck the New Deal. He cites big canners packers millers and milk dealers as opponents who he says sweat farmers and wage earners.
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Des Moines
Resford G Tugsell
socal iranage
crlls
Iowa State
America
AAA
agriculture administration
Congress
exzair
Wallace
Tugwell
Lions from Four States to Convene on Monday
A fragmented report notes a Monday gathering of lions from four states in Chimix Exc. Fire at 30 East Patrick Street extinguished at 9:10 AM. No damage reported at the restaurant kitchen adjacent red area. Independent Arenen and Citizens truck responded to the alarm. Building occupancy unclear.
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LIONS
CHIMX
Oreaimers
Patrick street
Arenen
Guan
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M. G. Dunn
Resi Radae
Frederick pageant parade to close streets Friday crowds gather
One of the largest parades in Frederick in years is set for Friday afternoon as part of the three day Frederick County Historical Pageant at the Frederick Fair Grounds. Officials expect hundreds to participate with streets cleared to Market and Seventh Streets and a final point at East street and the Pennsylvania Railroad station. The parade includes eight divisions with Maryland State Police Frederick city police and National Guard units among those marching.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick Fair Grounds
Seventh
Market Streets
Market
Saints street
Bentz
Patrick
Pennsylvania Raiload
East street
North Market stree
Seventh streets
Maryland State Police
Frederick city
Maryland National Guard
Hagerstown
Third Cavalry
Fort Myer
Harrisburg
Mayer
aho
East Seventh street
Additional men eyed for Civilian Conservation Corps camp
Veterans Administration Baltimore announces an extra quota of 50 ex servicemen as replacements for the Civilian Conservation Corps camp at Fishing Creek. Applicants should be physically fit and will be assembled on dates to be named before being sent to Fort George G. Meade for enrollment. The Fishing Creek camp reports progress in forestry with about 180 men in the program continuing a year.
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Civilan Conseration Corps
Fishing creek
Veterans Administration
Baltimore
Appucan
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Veterans Bureau
Fort George
Fusiung creek
Bootleggers Sought Two Girls Arrested in Maryland
An effort to nab a bootlegger gang led to the arrest of two girls in Brunswick Maryland. Ec Nona Parsons aged 28 or 19 faced a magistrate and were ordered to a class in jail. The arrests, by railroad detective R Frizzell and Lt W Axle, followed weeks of tailing illicit liquor in freight cars between Baltimore and Wheeling area towns.
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chartinsburg
Brunsw
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Nona Parsons
HH Jones
Frederick
R Frizell
W. ter Axle, leutenant
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Bail Held in Larceny Case and Bind Over in Court
Samuel A Lewis argued for Harry Leatherman of Goodintent in a larceny of carpenter tools case from neighbor Dyson R Palmer. Judge Guy K. Afotter set Leatherman at 250 bail pending Circuit Court test, while Wilhem E and others are noted in the accompanying narrative. Hash release on bond for Orenava resident Hash follows a separate habeas corpus hearing.
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Peoples Court
Samuel A Lewis
Harry Leatherman
Goodintent
Leatherman
Dyson R Palmer
Guy K. Afotter
Mr. Lewis
Wilhem
Ais oan
gang Palmer freand
quenth
kep' ina
carceras
Rolane Lere
HASH
Orenava
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Edward Jo Hash
Harriman Must Serve 412 YRS For Bank Fraud
United States Court convicts Joseph W Harriman, former Harriman National Bank and Trust Company president, on sixteen counts of falsification and misapplication of funds. Judge Knox orders four and one half year sentence concurrent with a stay of execution to allow appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
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New York
Joseph W . Harrian
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
comns
cuinn
John C. Knox
Huarra
United States
Harriman
United States Circuit
Court of Appeals
Farley Defends Roosevelt Against Prof Lead
Detroit June 27 Postmaster General James A Farley assured Rotary delegates there is no danger of a college professor guiding President Roosevelt into impractical or haphazard policy shifts. He said the recovery program was long planned and rooted in Roosevelt's definite mind with a steady, service-driven impulse. He emphasized Roosevelt's head and feet are on the ground and that critics misread the administration's aims. BUYS McKAIG FARM The 1.4 acre farm of Mrs John L Surrer near McKaw, originally the Adolphus Gos farm, has been sold to George H Castle for 7000 The farm contains no house.
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Detroit
James A. Farley
Rotary International
Roosevelt
Farley
McKAIG
John L Surrer
Adolphus Gos
McKaw
George H. Castle
elect
Castle
pos
By Proxy Marriage Case Draws Public Attention
A cryptic stained entry describes a proxy marriage arrangement linked to Agnes and Halen V amid a murder suspicion. The note mentions a meeting with Yara and a date in 1932, hinting at a formal consent or ceremony for an ongoing ameng page.
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Agnes
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Yara
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