Opening Session of Potomag Synod Monday Night
The Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church will open Monday night with Dr. Joseph Henry Apps delivering the opening sermon at 8 o clock in the First Reformed Church. The four day meeting will include pastors and elders from several states from central Pennsylvania to North Carolina. Officers, classes, and committees from numerous cities will report on religious service, education, missions, and benevolences as the Synod convenes at Hood College and nearby venues.
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Trnnee Hind
Mintetera
Petalsdent
Frederick
Eder
Willan Sennebly
Hagerstoan
Nevin Stamm
Mann's Choice
Paul Kehm
Baltimore
Reading
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Zion
Mary Dland
Mercersburg
Virginia
Juniata
Washington
Scommi'hes
Hentvteh
Mood College
Fred Ws
General Synod
Wiltian E Lampe
Philadelphia
Synod
Lioysd
Lioysd EF Coblen'z, Baltimore, Avida of Classes, Rev. Oliver Ho Sensenig
Jueniata
Aaron Wf Gluck
Martinsbore
Iain A Raubenwold
York
Pai
Allan § Mock
Horace Ro Lequear
John C Sanders
Marion
Paul D Yoder
Jefferson
Charles Hartman
Marynville
Felix B Puck
Silver Run
Harvey A. Pesperman
Hagerstown
Reformed Churchmen's League
Frank A Rosenberger
Women's Missionary Society
J. Albert Esler
Ledford
Wm. C. Lyerly
Greensboro
N. C
Ralph F. Hartman Frederick
Edward Keen
Truman A. Crist
Glen Rock
Pas Finance
Victor Steinberg
Marchinsburg
Howard F. Boyer
Frederick W. Said
William Jd. Jone
McConnellsburg
Walter D Mehring
Newport
Synod of the Potomac
Diona
Milionary Society
Women's Missionary Society of the Potomac Synod
Hood College
Hilliard
Mia
Fon Martin Bippit
Mordeent Dchneon
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Sigismund Laky
Bulsfap, N.Y
West Virginia University grid star killed in Charleston
A WVU football standout, Desdom, was killed and several others injured during a downtown disturbance by gatecrashers. Police Chief Wade CDN said a charge of murder was placed against a patrolman and bouncer at Firer’s tavern in St Albans, 15 miles east of Charleston. The star was a junior back and key member of last season’s Mountaineer eleven.
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Garden Police
WA Cdn
Dodane
Oncy DO
St Albans
Charlscin
Road Ruts Spur Church Road Repairs Request
A delegation led by Rev J Frank Pote asks County Commissioners to resurface a short cut road near Keymar used by Haughs Church members and local farmers. They report 4950 annual two way trips for church events and services plus funerals and gatherings, urging permanent surface to replace ruts and winter damage. The board plans to recommend road resurfacing this year.
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J Frank Pote
Wexlsboro
Fife
Mankater
William Lang
Baxter Daugherty
Frank Harbaugh
Harry Trout
Marty Whitmore
Kiefer HM. Marts
Unconditional Release Sought for Boland in Murder Conspiracy
State's Attorney James H. Pugh plans to seek an unconditional pardon for John Martin Boland, serving a four year term in a Lyte Dane murder conspiracy case. Governor Harry W. Nice Rocontrol, Rokine, Iuly 27, AP reports. The Roland case arises from a conspired murder tied to Francis A. Lyd Dane of Rockville, with related acquittal preceding the pardon effort.
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Iuly
James H. Pugh
John Martin Boland
Lyte Dane
TMS
oScewhey
Harry W. Nice Lotree Roland
Roland
Francis
Lyddane
Rockville
Anne Lyddane
Has Gerttown
Weather Today Summary Missing Data
Weather data fragment for Ta om shows no rainfall in the last 24 hours. June precipitation figures indicate 51 inches year to date with a 436 inch normal. June to date values appear garbled but suggest deficiency versus normal. High temperatures yesterday and a year ago are unclear, with several words corrupted, leaving uncertain specifics about temperatures, dates, and locations.
Convicted in Brooklyn Case Conspiracy to Hinder Murder Inquiry
A Brooklyn Supreme Court jury convicted Henry Singer, Jacob Suyerman, and James Kleinman of conspiracy to obstruct the murder investigation of Samuel Drukman, a Brooklyn garage employee beaten and strangled May 3, 1995. The jury said it had not yet reached verdicts for Assistant District Attorney William Kleinman and Detective Guiseppe Foldardis after about 20 hours of deliberation.
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Brooklyn
Kleinman
Guiseppe Fol Dardis
Fie
Drukman
WPA Wage Scales Meeting In Maryland District
Maryland county heads plan Tuesday briefing in the district office to receive instructions on new wage scales effective July 4. The Western Shore counties excluding Baltimore and Harford align with Baltimore city. WPA rolls total about 18 000 statewide with roughly 3 517 employed locally. President Roosevelt signed a relief deficiency bill stabilizing the fund, with future guidance expected from District Supervisor Stephen C Cromwell and the National Administrator Harry Hopkins.
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Tuhe
Maryland
Stephen C Cromwell
Baltimore
Harford
Baltimore City
Roosevelt
Taltimore Ely
Cromwell
WPA
Harry & Hopkins
Roads Board Reports Deep Deficits in County Balances
The Roads Board shows a total cash balance of 4 087 000 dollars as of September 30 with eight of 23 counties in the red, including Frederick at 910 dollars. The auditor notes many counties expect deficits due to state funding gaps and pending contract payments, with Ming and Ortek among those forecast to finish the year short.
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Lune Road
Pseu
Wiha A Codd
Comit Ston
Twentyethree Courte
Ortek
German Problem Before League Slows Tensions at Geneva
Geneva June 97 AP German problem rises to foreground in League of Nations talks. British Foreign Secretary Eden meets with Maxim Litvinov as Germany’s rearmament looms. In Danzig Albert Forster attacks League official Lester, sparking concerns the League’s High Commissioner role may fade amidst Polish relations.
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League of Nations
Anthony Eden
Free City
Danzig
Albert Forster
Navi
Jean Lester
League
Griman
Pauzdes
Toteafer
Lester
Klarometk
Poland
Monarchist Uprising Reported Rising in Yugoslavia Region
A disrupted report says hundreds of farmers in the former kingdom of Montenegro gathered near Heletade, Yugoslavia, demanding Prince Michael as ruler. Beierade dispatches claim ten killed and sixteen wounded in clashes near the anglers ragrital. Michael I, Montenegrin grand nephew, previously ousted in World War I.
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Pital
Heletade
Yugoslavia
Kangdom
Montencero
Prince Michael
Beierade
Anglers
Ragrital
Cettinje
Michael i
Montenegro
Inet Kina
Nachetas
Colvin Threats Target Landon Roosevelt in Campaign Row
A garbled 1939 era report cites Colvin vowing to attack Landon and Roosevelt amid presidential campaign tensions. It alleges Colvin accused Governor Laden and others, claiming a daring conspiracy and planning committee actions at a camp, with references to Ham and Wad as figures in the plot.
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Chicago
Mune
Legly Cottin
Tady
Govenor
Dane
Heneral
Colvin
Laden
Ham
Democratic Party Struggles with New Deal and Power Conflicts
Philadelphia notes depict a fractured Democratic convention with postmasters, senators, governors and other officials vying to keep jobs amid broader rifts over the New Deal. The piece contrasts Democratic delegates with Republicans and highlights figures like James Farley and Walter J. Cummings while mocking internal feuds and political theater.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Republican Party
Pmadelphia
Daepmere
Some Leaders Droops Steely Steady Market
Market coverage notes a volatile session with limited trader participation and a two hour turnover. Mentions American Telephone and a number of absent traders over a long weekend. Reading is fragmentary with garbled names and unclear actions.
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New York
Clave
Weather Outlook For Atlantic States This Week
Forecast suggests generally fair conditions over the North and Middle Atlantic states with periods of rain possible later in the week. Temperatures remain mild with no extreme heat or cold anticipated, and winds expected to be light to moderate.
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Atlantic
Generrady
Ainly
Vtek
Frederick urged to fund public memorial for Gov Albert Witchie
Joseph D Baker, Frederick's first fiftee n and honorary chairman of the Mieterick County branch of the Albert C Ritchie Memorial Commission, issued a statement urging all Frederick County citizens who support a public memorial for the late Governor Albert C Witchie to contribute on Monday. The commission has not yet decided the memorial form as they await total funds. They prefer many small subscriptions over a few large gifts, stressing the non political nature of the effort and noting Governor Ritchie’s proclamation and existing Republican support. Continued on page five.
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Frederick
Mieterick County
Albert C Ritchie
Frederick County
Albert C Witchie
Waker
Rite Bhloe
Mice
Mtr
Padgham Ousts Cotton From Open Golf Title
Padgham wins the Open Golf Championship at Hoylake with a total of 287 strokes, besting Mayan member Cotton by nine. Cotton fades late while Padgham and runner-up Tadaham set early pace, Barazen and Adams also noted in the tense final round.
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Roosevelt Named By Acclamation At Philadelphia Tonight
A mammoth Franklin Field crowd awaits Roosevelt as he is nominated by acclamation, the first time in U.S. history both party nominees would be named within 24 hours. Delegates cheer as Garner supporters march, while Vice President nominated by Texas governor and amid calls for unity and independent support.
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Syrian Arabs Rally Against Britain and Jews in Palestine
Syrian Arab leaders unite to back a campaign against British rule and Jewish settlement in Palestine. They urge Arab rulers to support their brethren in the Italy land and to intensify a commercial boycott already in place. Merchants halt goat shipments to Palestine as native vigilantes block trade routes.
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Palatine
Kinga
Italy
Palestine
Jean
Vigdhintes
Proaluce
JNIP MED IN PALL Throsn from hae bicycle incident
A rider on a bicycle collided with a car near Mo Arthur station causing serious injuries. Emergency medical teams administered treatment as witnesses described the chaotic scene with debris and a crowd rushing to the link.
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Ford Ernest
Noohy
Lindeat
Brubees
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