Annual Maryland Classis meeting entertains delegates at Grace Church
The 10th annual Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church opens with officers elected for the term. About one third of the delegates will be entertained in Grace Reformed Church members homes in Frederick, with overnight stays and meals planned. Delegates' hosts and ministers listed, hospitality overseen by J Travers Thomas. many delegates travel from distant towns. A separate exhibition of butterflies and moths collected by Robert A Kemp is shown at Hood College Alumnae Hall, valued in the thousands.
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Maryland
Classis
Frewl@ent
John S. Adam
Middletown
Eter
Eugene A Spemard
Caretown
Wormer H. Long
Sabilissville
Reading
BR. L. Ball
Beonsbors
Guy P. Exendr
Tanzstorn
Henry M. Warrenfeld
Emmitsburg
Grover L. Michael
The
Reformed Church
United States
Grace Reformed Church
J. Travers Thomas
Frederick
Willam H. Lorg
D. A. Blagaman
Sadislasville
Archie E Fisher
Felix B. Peck
William P. Hauser
Westminster
J. Travers
Thomas
Conrad Clever
Hagerstown
William C. Smith
Clarence G. Whetstone
J. A Seibert
Clear Spring
Mary R. Fisher
Guy P. Breads
Taneytown
R. L. Dar
J. Stewart Harman
Eugene A. Spessard
Cavetown
Curtis T. Zimmerman
Seward R. Kresge
Howard Rodkey
Paul
Wilard
Charles B. Robert
Barry Little
Manchester
Ida Marker
John M. Garner
Elder
Chalmers W. Walek
Robert A. Kemp
Hood College
Administration Hall
Ubiman In Auto Crash In Cumberland Congressman Involved
Congressman Fred N. Zihlman of Cumberland was badly shaken in a Wallington police report after his car failed near Coliston Friday with a vehicle driven by Miss Rath Gndersold, 29. The incident left no serious injuries, and witnesses noted Zihlman appeared shaken but unharmed.
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Ubiman
Fred N. Zihlman
Cumberland
Wallington
Coliston
Fragmented text on weekly work hours and averages
Incomplete OCR fragment discusses weekly hours worked and averages but lacks clear entities or a coherent event. The readable portions mention a decrease and national context but no specific persons places or organizations to anchor a summary.
Slain Students 7é Had Been and the Sey
Fragmented OCR states a note about slain students and unspecified events. Details are unreadable. no clear names, places, or dates emerge to establish a coherent item.
Bank Robbery and Murder Cases Placed Before Grand Jury
Opening of the May term in Carroll County Circuit Court saw a grand jury chosen to weigh two major cases. Robbery charges against Rawlings Whittemore Jr and Robert Nummer stem from the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank heist at Westminster last month with over 14600 taken. Also before the panel is murder evidence against John Jestes Marsh for the shooting death of his wife at their Westminster home.
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Baltimers
Carroll County
Westminster
Rawlings V. Whittemore, Jr
Robert Nummer
Farmers and Mechanicsational
John Jestes Marsh
Beuthe
May Court Opens with Non Jury Session and Large Docket
The May term of court opened at ten o'clock led by Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge John 8 Newman. Dock ets reviewed and cases set for trial include 33 original docket, 49 trial docket, two civil appeals, 12 criminal appeals, and 25 criminal cases. Previous grand junction taken in criminal matters. The Umervne Woman's Club met Tuesday night with Mothers Day program and readings. several applicants for positions mentioned.
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Sesson
Hammond Urner
John 8. Newman
Alformers
Umervne Woman's Club
G. H. Foch
Williamson Pays Tentative Fine for Summer Camp Charges
Williamson was fined and costs set at 106 for a motor vehicle incident near South Court Street. He testified his chauffer had trouble starting the car and he briefly took the wheel. Judge Motter noted no extenuating circumstances and Williamson was released on bond after the hearing. Williamson was previously acquitted in a separate Georgetown Pike collision case.
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Cassidy
Williamson
Willamson
South Court Street
Aivick
Wil Lamson
We Siater
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Hopnext
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Allen ¥. Bennett
Peoples Court
Georgetown Pike
Frederick Junction
E. Austin James
Scouting Council Aims to Unite Frederick and Carroll Counties
The Frederick and Carroll counties Scout Council plans consolidation and increased volunteer support under its direction. The executive committee met at the Barbara Fritchie Tea Room with Prof. Bigres L L Wilson Archie Fisher Glenn Garber Leslie Coblentz Haller and Major Rogers in attendance to discuss future efforts and Mr Whitney's office service.
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Ib Siblines
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Carroll
Scout
Lescess
Whitney
Prof. Bigres
L. L. Wilson
Arthie E. Fisher
Glenn O. Garber
Lesiie X N. Coblentz
H. Noel Haller
Major F.C. Rogers
Institute to Be in City on Tuesday
The Maryland Christ Endeavor Union hosts a Christian Endeavor program at a city church with Carroll M. Wright of Boston and F. C. Dixon of Baltimore leading sessions. The schedule includes a 4:40 pm afternoon meeting, 6 pm church gathering, and a 7:15 pm high session for junior and senior groups. Several state headquarters representatives will join Mr Dixon and Mr Dixon.
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Maryland Christ Deaver Union
Carroll M. Wright
Boston
Mass
International Society of Christian Endeavor
F. C. Dixon
Baltimore
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Chris- Man
Acti
State
Christian Endeavor Organization
Mir. D.xon
House Prepares to Fight Debenture Plan
Local council members debate a proposed debenture plan. Fess is set to speak at Mazerstonz, with officials from CISSR MeTesenc weighing options. The session focuses on financing, projected costs, and community impact.
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Fess
Mazerstonz
Cissr MeTesenc
Kent County approves 31 million bond for roads project
Kent County Maryland voters approve 1.0 million in bonds for concrete and slag paving extending over 30 miles of roads. The measure passes 1 529 to 683 for concrete and 1 385 to 799 for slag with rural support noted. Work to be directed by state and county engineers with County Commissioners cooperation.
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Maryland
Kent
Negroes Barred From Naval Academy Class
May 13 AP reports mixed results from the entrance examinations for the United States Naval Academy. Congressmen Oscar DePriest of Chicago and the panel chaired by Alderman Renn claim no African American candidates would be among the entrants in the class of 19— though a few names appear in the list of 1,060 hopefuls.
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Ed States Naval Academy
Oscar DePries
Chicago
Jane Cf Pss
Lawrence Alexander Sefeld
Synod Service Speakers at Hood Meeting
The Hood Synod heard Dr. Lanscieme General Syed address the assembly with a vesper service led by T. Wade. Lemaigre conducted, with the choir singing The Lord is My Shepherd and Marcelit Privat performing Handel's Largo as part of the sixth consecutive year of the speaker series.
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Ethias
Lord
Shepherd
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Marcelit Privat
Handel's
Largo
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Hood
Market Weakness Follows Call Rate Cut Amid Rumors
The market showed weakness after the call rate reduction with talk of a rate rise if discounts spread in the financial district. Wall Street remained wary of a potential broad tightening as banks face higher borrowing costs. Rails held up briefly on dividend prospects while motors and aviation sectors lagged with heavy selling. total trading volume neared 4.6 million shares.
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Financial District
Wall Street
Supreme Court Upholds Maryland Oyster Law
The Supreme Court today sustained Maryland Oyster Act provisions requiring packing houses to hold licenses with the State Commission and to meet sales conditions. The ruling affirms the law's licensing prerequisite for entering contracts to supply oysters to state entities. The decision impacts industry practices and licensing requirements across Maryland's oyster trade.
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Supreme Court
Maryland
Washington
Cition Commission
Cleanup Days Begin With Tuesday Rollout
The city schedules cleanup days starting Tuesday with crews collecting civilian rubbish in the eastern district. Residents are urged to cooperate as workers cart away debris to be placed for pickup. A follow up visit targets the southwest section on Wednesday and other areas on Friday, aiming to clean the city by area.
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Market Street
Ciy
29 Strikers Arrested at Elizabethton Mills
29 workers at the New England Manufacturing Plant No 4 in Pelger were arrested this morning during a strike action. The protest disrupted operations and involved the discharge of funds. A stolen auto recovery was noted nearby.
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Japy— Er
New England J Manufacturing Staahnill No. 4
Pelger
Mal Suriking
Bran- Co. Corporation
Des Moines University Injunction Seeks to Keep Campus Open
Six students petitioned for a temporary writ to restrain Des Moines University and its board of trustees from closing the university during the current semester and from taking action that would disrupt regular operation. The court ordered issuance and formal serving of the injunction.
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Glenna Collett Wins First Round of Golf
St. Andrews Scotland May 13 AP Gia Collett American title holder began her British golf championship quest with a win over Marjorie White. Gertrude Bonthles and Marian Hollins also won their first round matches while Marian Trpe fell to Miss S F of England 2.
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Scotland
Gia Collett
Brgan
Marjorie White
Rechampion
Gertrude Bonthles
Rochester
Minn
Marian Hollins
United States
Marian Trpe
S. F
England
Sheriff Reports Closing of Lynch Mob Tragedy
In Macon Massachusetts May 130 AP report, Sheriff McBrayer says a lynching incident ended with a mob killing a plantation owner and a Black man who fled after a clash. The mob murdered the owner after a fight over a roaming tract. The Black man was pursued, injured, and killed by a blade thrust.
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Macon
Mass
Epaen Jenkins
McBrayer
Shugulak
Jett
Abandoned Plan Scrambles Republican Summer Sessions
Republican leaders rejected a proposal for an all-summer recess and instead moved to reshape the party’s meetings amid a brewing controversy. The brief notes indicate swift adjustments as factions push for control and restructuring.
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Fas Ib
Ohio Week-End Auto Death Toll Reaches Seventy Six
A weekend of fatal car crashes in Ohio leaves seventy six dead. Authorities warn of continuing risks on rural and urban roadways as investigators review wreckage and traffic patterns. Local officials urge drivers to exercise caution and seek safer transportation options amid ongoing inquiries.
Miracle Man of Baseball George Stallings Dies at 18
Obituary recalls George T. Stallings of Augusta and Macon Georgia who piloted the 1914 Boston Braves from last place to a pennant and World Series title. The article notes his leadership, legal obstacles, and career from Philadelphia Nationals to New York Yankees before finding success with Boston.
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George T. Stallings
Boston Braves
Stallings
Braves
Athletics
Boston Fraves
Philadelphia Nationals
Stalings
New York Yankees
Clark Griff Gth
Norman
Hid) Elberfeld
Fins Iantdiol
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Sie
Nevis
Connie Macks
Athletica
Stalom
Mill
Atheletics
Oercome
Hal Coase
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Charles W. Matiions
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