Potomac Synod Opens Annual Session Tonight
The sixty fourth annual Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church begins this evening at Hood College, with opening sermon by Rev. Joseph Henry Apple LL D. The program includes talks by Rev. George W. Richards, Dr. Mordecai W. Johnson, and other church leaders. Women’s Missionary Society activities and joint evenings with Hood College accompany sessions through Thursday.
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T ‘“ Synod of the
Morntir
George W. Richards
General Synod
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Eastern Theotogcal Seminary
Lancaster
Charles FE
Paul &. Leinbach
D. D
Mesenger
Alfred N. Sayres
Lansdale
Harry N. Bassier
Matsebttr
Eryankelical Reformed
Bynod
John B
Frantz
Stock
E. Lewis Sighee
Emmitsburg
Rey
C. R. Awelzie
York
Nevin C. Marner
Sonod
Burkittsville Youth Drowns in Maine Camp Incidents
Ernev Ambrones Mirna, a 21 year old Burkittsville colored youth, drowned Sunday at Camp Ten Nebado Fayette Maine after arriving June 2. Survived by mother Mrs Melvin F Jackson of Burkittsville, grandparents George A and Alie Co Wien, brother Cuford O. Morris, aunt Mrs. Lamar Falsarda of Fairfield Conn. A Storer College Harpers, a Lingoln University class member, and church ties noted. Funeral Saturday at 2 with burial in Peterstown Cemetery. details scarce.
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Ernev Ambrones Mirna
Burkittsville
Camp Tennebado
Fayette
Maine
Cimpies
Melvin F Jackson
Harkittvesiie
George A
Al+ie Co Wien
Cuford O. Morris
Burkitaville
Lamar Falsarda
Storer Colla
Harpere
W. Way
Confor Claes
Lingoln Uniseraty
Oxford
Oxford, Batit Lineral Aut Take Mace From He Rairkitret
Eamesters
Party Leaders Prepare to Open Vote Drives Nationwide
Washington June 29 AP party leaders moved to launch six day drive across major fronts Democrats Republicans Union partyists and others seek voter support before four year contest Roosevelt rests at Hyde Park home after acceptance rally in Philadelphia planning meetings with Governor Henry Morman and Frank Murphy while Landon works on acceptance speech in Topeka Union and other party organizers prepare for a broad campaign kickoff. Grass fire reported at 220 South Market Street on E Speaks farm.
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Washington
Iaid
Roosevelt
Hhe Highe Park
N.Y
Hadrain
Philadelphia
Henry Mormer
Abnois
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Philippines
Ieady
Roosevel
Estes Park
Rockies
AJ M. Landon
Kansas
Topek
Landon
John Hamilton
Lemke
Union Party
Chicago
Weather summary from yesterday and today
The report notes high temperatures near 80 yesterday and 94 this year with a low around 54 last night and 67 a year ago. Sunset today is 41 minutes after noon, sunrise tomorrow at 4 47 AM.
Dawson Freed of Drunken Driving
In Rinkville on June 29 Magistrate Haron Cosanth finds Dawson guilty on drunken driving charges. The defendant was fined and costs on related offenses after a prior warrant led to police action near here weeks earlier.
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Dawson
Rinkville
CAP
Haron Cosanth Tantay
Maryhinds
Charees
Genteler
Clinndan
Frederick Plans July 4 Fireworks in Baker Park Display
Frederick schedules a July 4 fireworks show at Baker Park starting after dark with sky, ground, and aerial pieces from a preferred southwest launch site. Alderman Lehroe, park committee chair, notes an Olympic swimming pool exhibition at 6 o clock by William Locke and staff offering life saving demonstrations. No speedball or band music planned. crowd control will be by police after 8 PM and thousands are expected.
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Frederick
Ine
Baker Park
Lehroeeder
Aide¢rimea Schromier
William Locke
Schrader
Selassie to Appeal to League in Eleventh Hour Plea
Emperor Halle Selassie’s spokesman said the conquered Negus will personally address the League of Nations Assembly in a last minute plea for justice. The Assembly meets at Geneva municipal auditorium at 5 p.m. tomorrow. Selassie prepared the text in his hotel suite and will deliver it in French.
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Geneva
Halle Selassie
Spokramaga
League of Nations Assembly
Geneve
Selassie
Aulte
More Male Than Female Old Age Pensioners In County
Frederick County Welfare Board compiles figures showing 472 pensioners in the month, 40 men and 24 women, with a 95 year old man as the oldest beneficiary. Across 165 new pensions since January, there are 21 more men than women, with age distributions noted for groups between 60 and 90. The May data compare 472 recipients last May, with relief to dependent children and other public assistance, plus administrative costs and state funding changes under new law.
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Frederick County
Atalaia
Alrf
Roman
Taa
Biatiaica
Delaied
Waa
Frederic Career Welace
J. Sheldon Turner
Pallewes Firade
Cainty
Warrant Issued for Ziongheck Still In Flight
Towson Md June 29 AP Madcap Washington state congressman Marion A Ziongheck escaped from a private sanitarium and remained at large after ducking a wire fence. Baltimore and Towson police issued descriptions as officers pursued clues and a hospital worker reported seeing him enter a suite. A district attorney attributed the action to related charges. his bride Mrs Rubye Nixsdoneheck faced a warrant as well.
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Washington
Marion A Jhotchek
Biite
Asiftti
Dastrict
Alles
Youn
Atoeheck
Zioneheck
Rubye Nixsdoneheck
Maryland Institution
Towson
Mare Jon A. Ziancheck
Seattle
Zloncheck
Shepard and Enoch Prat Hospital
Baltimore County
Marion A. Zhoucheck
Washington State
Capitol
Black man arrested for threats at farmer’s home
John Cushenbur, 30, a Black man, was arrested by Sheriff Roy M. Kistner and Deputy Charles W. Smith after threatening to harm farmer John Davis and causing a disturbance at Davis’s Thurston area farm. Cushenbur, employed on Davis’s farm, demanded supper then refused to leave, prompting authorities to remove him.
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John. Cushenbur
Roy M. Kistner
Charles W. Smith
Cushonbur
John Davis
Thurston
Davis
Mr. Davis
Predeick
Custonbor m
Rhert Hilther
Rmith
Fenry
Tam
Cape
Frederick
Stopping Candidates Is Chronic With Al Smith
Philadelphia diary notes longtime anti Smith sentiment at the Democratic convention. The piece traces Al Smith’s political shifts from liberal to conservative, detailing factional splits, reactions to Roosevelt, and Smith’s repeated efforts to win the nomination. It cites party leaders and historical campaigns from 1912 to 1928.
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AL Smith
Rodnsey
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Smith
New York
Andrew
McAdo
Smilin Apa Feylit Fia Dan Ty
Governorton Smith
Hooves
Wilson
Himelf
al Hon
Berat
Copyetant
NRA
Rata Rae Aetes Me Bare Ebeit Harei Haees 1
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear names, places, or events. The readable portion lacks definite context to form a factual summary or identify individuals, organizations, or dates.
Chrysler Touches New Six-Year Top
New York reports a rise sparked by rumors of a possible stock split at Chrysler. Shares climbed in late trading as investors weighed prospects of a management move and a wider market rally. The dollar traded around a steady level amid mixed overseas cues.
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Chrysler
New York
Chryssler
Honda
Kere Cone
Bankruptcy Petition Confusing Filing Penury Reported
A garbled bankruptcy petition entry appears to name parties such as Appelian and Bates Diateiet Corart with references to attorneys and a referee, mentioning a potential $7VGS amount. The fragment suggests a court referral to a holder and a referee in bankruptcy, but the text is incomplete and nonstandard.
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Appelian
Banksuytey
United Bates
Wadiam Po
Carey
Uranec
Ek Rae
Htaatt
Ac Tarney
Patrick
Ton
Holder
Feiton
Frederick and Gettysburg area meet on boulevard project
Frederick officials join Gettysburg representatives in a conference at the Hotel Gettysburg to push a federally funded boulevard linking the two cities. Attendees include state legislators, local leaders, and federal road officials who stress Maryland Pennsylvania cooperation and a MONOCACY route joining Lincoln memorial sites.
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Frederick
Washington
Ratte
Francis Sco Key
Bhat Tle
Gdh
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Congresa
Previ-dent
United States
Mile Lard Fouydings
Joseph F. Guffey
David J. Lewis
Marty K. Haines
Gettysburg
Thomas WH. MacDonald
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Potomac
Monocacy
Hallefeldet
Bene Otter
Taneytown Chamber of Commercce
Ftn
Montgomery
Carroll Counties
Plana
Budge Lone American Survivor Of Net Play
American tennis player Budge Lone survived the net play as the Wimbledon championships advanced. The event saw American champion Witmer Attica and others eliminated in quarterfinal rounds, with Berry defeating Grant in straight sets 6-4 6-3 and several matches proceeding to the final stages.
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Budge
Wimbledon
England
Donald Budge
Oakland
Cal
Ons
Beyaty
Hite Grant
Witmer Attica
Allison
Grant
Finelands
Tasha
Stare
Perry
How Crunny
Berry
Arestity
Addison Fied
TS Tidee
Adcingy Qalet
Austraus
Pews
Community Playgrounds Attendance Report for Week
Attendance figures show 4 879 at the White City Playgrounds and 2 087 at Baker Park this week. Schleysville adds a new sand box delight for children as summer activities begin with a July 4 opening at Baker Park.
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White City
Ngtires
Mra
Helmn Hantt Bowers
Baker Park
Harmon
Washington Street
Etty
Bows Era
Commons To Discuss Cabinet Addresses In Parliament Debate
London June 29 AP The House will discuss cabinet ministers declarations as a matter of public importance initiated by Labor MPs seeking clarity on whether ministers speak for the government or themselves in subtle speeches. Prime Minister Baldwin stayed at his country home with Sir John Simon deputizing. Duff Cooper War Secretary did not announce policy in a French audience remark about frontier security.
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London
Labor Party
Baldain
John Elmon
Ritchie Memorial Commission Chimes Ring in Steeple Event
The ringing of the chimes at Traits Steeple signifies a marine memorial ceremony requested by the Ayer C. Ritchie Memorial Commission. Governor Nicer endorsed the event, marking a day of remembrance and the ceremonial route for a special observance.
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Ringieg
Ayer C. Ritchie
Fe Sant
Nicer
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Richards
General Sysow
Cantral
Ernest Ambrow Morris
Hyde Park
Lemko
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Ziongheck
Fromy Shepherd Pratt
Garner
Philly
Elena
Sal TV
Liberty Teagierai
Rouevelt
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Emith
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Rosevelt
Tery
Paudielans
Alam & Prwalbeathad
Tammany Force
Woodrow Wilcot
Willanden
Tammany
Wilkin
McAdoo
Eid
Diversee
Son
Woran
Citas
Ana Meer
Ehull
Gieminiee
Mira
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Langdames Castle
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al Schleynville
Price
Commons
Cabinet
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Themeelgen
Seng
Ewig
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