200 Churchmen to Attend Sessions of Potomac Synod
About 700 churchmen from five states districts visit Hood College June 5 to 8 for the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church in the United States anniversary meetings. Notable speakers include Robert E Speer and Rev Dr Bartholomew with ceremonies honoring Dr Joseph Apple and the 40th anniversary of the presidency.
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POTOMAC SYNOD
tomac Synod of the Reformed church
United States
Hood College
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District Columbia
West Virginia
Vrginia
North Carolina
Robert E Speer
board of
Porvign Missions
presbyterian chitech
ades
Charles E Scheffer
iphia
A ‘asapry
Porga Mis Ss
AMen R. Bartholhey
Pailaneipiza
Board of Foreign Missions
Reoramed
Jame
an weed Conner
Jefferson
Synoc
George W. Richadts
Theological Seminary of the Reat Lances
pileze
exxi
Joscps Apple
Sy De Benvy i. r. Phiadevilla
Board
Christian Education
Reform- MH Church
Wil te
Charles E. Mier
enersi Synod
Weather summary with varied daily measurements
Fragmentary weather data shows precipitation figures for March and May, temperatures from yesterday and the past night, and astronomical times for sunrise and sunset. Data include Mar 1932 and 1933 figures, plus normal expectations and station readings.
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Members of Art Club Unhurt in Accident
Pred enick Art Club 420 members were riding a bus to an outing when a car struck the bus. The bus was not disabled and continued to Eustis Garden near Leesburg, Florida. Driver Tracy L Jeffords of Washington D C said the accelerator stuck. Albert Crawford drove the bus. City officers Crim and Morrar investigated and preferred no charges.
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Predenick Art Club
Eustis gardene
Leesburg
Tracy L
Ciy
Crim and
Morrar
France faces likely default on June 15 war debt
Pars reports a possible French default on the June 15 interest payment due the Guard, with government quarters circling that nations may falter if President Roosevelt insisting France must first pay. Premier Daladier consults parliament as the Roosevelt stance hardens, while Paris signals no immediate response from Washington.
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certsiday
Dalsdier
Roosevel
France
parliamen
Roosevelt
Wast
Nearly All Bonus Army Vets Join Forest Army
Three fourths of the bonus army veterans encamped at Fort Hunt Virginia accepted Roosevelt's offer of Civilian Conservation Corps jobs. They prepared to train for forest work and abandoned the earlier leftist, wage-focused stance. A few hundred protested near the White House and at Fort Hunt, while government furnished tents and food were provided to the marchers.
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Washington
army
Fort Bunt. Va
Roosevelt
Jobe
civilian conservation corps
White House
Ske
fort zen
Emergency relief administrator named by Senate
Washington May 20 AP confirms Sang Li Hopkins of New York as federal emergency relief administrator overseeing a $300 million fund for direct grants to states. The appointment follows confirmation by the Senate and signals a new phase in national relief efforts.
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Washington
Sang Li Hopkins
New York
Senate
jover
Joan f x “ork
IOL Control Task Forces Consider Congress Action
President asks Congress to act on industrial proposals to stabilize prices and wages. Secretaries Ickes and others discuss timing and implementation to support production and employment amid economic pressures. Officers of the Walkersville Methodist Episcopal Church announce their anniversary service with Mary Mercer as secretary treasurer and Carl Heitz of Zen Reformed Church as the speaker. Music by the iTK quartets of New Market.
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Secretacy
Four Beer Licenses Applications Refused by Board
The State License Appeal Board refused four applications to sell beer and temporarily rejected two more. Reasons cited include technical defects, public accommodation needs, and status investigations. Signatures from the appeal board members Frank P. Bretton, McSneen, and Fra. Parree appear on the clerk’s office returns.
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State License Appeal Board
Clerk of Court
Willan
WL Rose
Charles W. Holmas
Jefferson Duke
Esher Sands
Eliza- Bea R. Ross
W. Clinton
Duara
Raymond L Strine
Walkers
Strasberger
appesi board
Alter Bennet
eaex
Sirice
Siras- SirBeron Gelzy motsied
Ware
Kefiie
Strine
Siresberges
Sherry
Frank P. Bretton
wr. McSneen
Fra. Parree
John B Hickman
Benjamin F Grove. Jr
Caveat Filed To Will In Probate Case
A caveat to the will of Marzare Cromwell was filed by Rita Cromwell and others, claiming undue influence and lack of testamentary capacity. The petition asks that letters testamentary be granted to Job Gizma as executor, with several relatives and attorneys involved in the proceedings. The filing references Mount Olivre cemetery and monetary bonds totaling $20,000, with details of bequests and local attorneys present.
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Cumberand
Cary C Hol sanne
Fred W. Cromwell
Rita
Marzare
ireze Cromwell
Job
petcheners
Joseph Chates Cromess
Frede 2eE county
Moss
Cromwel
al- Wil
Morrson
Leys M. Wison
Camberland
osis
Mount Olvre
Missing banker found in inn at Roslyn New York
Inspector Sonn Sansan of the New York poste received a telegram this afternoon from Nassau County State that a missing banker has been found. The message references Orchard Ten 23 and mentions Roslyn New York.
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ROSLYN
N.Y
Emperor Froatto Responds To World Peace Message
Tokyo March 20 AP reports Emperor Froatto addressed a global peace message today. The imperial reply echoed calls for harmony and urged unity among nations amid rising tensions.
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Tokyo
Froatto
Roosevelt Seeks Redefined War To Unite Global Efforts
President Roosevelt outlines a new definition of war aimed at mobilizing international opinion against aggression. He argues that self defense and broad cooperation can curb invasions, referencing Japan’s actions in Manchuria and calls for allied armed force if needed. The plan seeks to shape world opinion, reduce offensive weapons, and advance a conference-backed reconstruction effort. Military action would be justified across nations if fronts cross borders, with warnings of declared wars and a push to organize global response through diplomacy and collective security. RooseveltTimed press strategy aimed to preempt rival announcements and maximize impact of his congressional message.
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Roosevelt
vaar
Jepen
China
Amenca
Europe
Walton Ingram Faces Court Over Spouse Dispute
Ingram, a young Livert town man, was fined 525 in Peoples Court after a dispute with his wife Mary Ingram. He allegedly knocked her down as she fought back, with bystanders intervening. Judges sentenced him to three months in jail, suspended on condition of support for children. additional three months also suspended. State's Attorney Waltes Sinn prosecuted, Reso Harp represented Ingram.
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Walton Ingram
Mary Ingram
Treram
Peoples Court
Sean
ingram
mund
House of Correction
Justice Molter
op Ingram
Justice Bennes
Avomer Waltes B Sinn
Reso
York Man Killed Repairing Tire On Roadside
York man Walter Rauch, 25, was killed along a road while repairing a tire. His companions, Harry Burkhart and Hasty Shorts, were injured when an automobile struck their stranded vehicle. William B. Wilson of Manchester, Pa., driver of the other car, also sustained injuries.
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Walter Rauch
York
xax killeq
nehwas
Crawbaugh
Harry Burkhan
Hasty Shorts
Burkhart
Shorts
Wiliam B Wison
Manchester
Middletown School Parent-Teacher Association Elects Officers
At a Thursday meeting in Middletown the Parent-Teacher Association elected officers Mrs. Rhoderic as president Amos as vice president Miss Hazel Ho as secretary Ralph Wolfe as treasurer The program featured songs by first and second graders directed by Miss Edna reading by Genevieve Thomas and Frances Cobientz Japanese poem read by Mrs J Diem Burkeystown and a milk supply note for 32 students Also reported a state approved reorganization plan for Bank of Brunswick with new capital and surplus raising total capital to 25 000 and plan to reopen on a 190 per cent basis Edward Chek received 60 days in Carroll county jail for receiving stolen goods.
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Macba McCatler
Meyran Hac
lewiol
Conner. Jefferson
per Wilsam McMenelee
Harrison
ws. Wa
Harrison Leech
Mercersburg
Loge EH Cobientz
Cimere
ise J
Dalassoewn
reading
Willam J. Lowe
McConnell
J. Tones Thomas
cns of
Pittsburgh Synod of the Reformed of
Pittsbogh
Tn Middletown
Mass Lighter
Frances Cobientz
J. Diem
Burkeystown
Bank of Brunswick
Tae eidime
hoosdary
Sate Barikmsg Commixione
Jom J. Gmngher
Ras Rec
ariven
W. GO. Rat
Edward Chek
Taneytomn
Carroll county
Frederick city churches plan summer Sunday services
Frederick city to hold summer Sunday evening services at Laker Park from June 8 to September 3 under the Frederick City Ministerial Union with participation from nine local Protestant churches and the Y M C A. Junior choirs will lead June 18, with music from Evangelical Lutheran and other churches. A rotation of participating churches is planned at Baker Park, with Rev. Dr. Amos Travers and Rev. Dr. Charles Wetter among pastors named for early dates.
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Laker Park
Frederick City
uned Brethren church
Cahnary Methodist Episcopal Church
Gilis Willams
Centennis Memorial Unced Brethren Church
Dewitt P. Zyse
Jay
Evangelical Lutheran church
Amos John Travers
Presbyteran church
Charles E Wetter
Grace Reformed church
Ralph E. Hate
Saily
Branz
Reformed church
Henn L G Refer
Nat G Bamba
Baker Park
Nai G. Barmihar
Heward G. W
Bolivia Rejects League Plan To End War
Bolivia rejects recommendations from the League of Nations on the settlement of a war dispute. The country dismisses proposed covenants and economic sanctions as well as terms connecting to Beatie and Talon Gi, noting concerns with the settlement process and alliance actions.
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BOLIVIA
Attended Baptist Meet At South 1933 Contention
A grim meet of Northern and Southern Baptists is planned for Tuesday following the South 1933 contention held in Washington. Key figures mentioned include Mr W Ham, J David Trout, Mrs W C Rova, and Mrs 4s ter, with reports on the convention embraced many subjects.
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South
D C
Thussdar
W. C
W. Haman
David Trout
Washington
School Pupils to Present Operetta at Bi odeck
School pupils from Parkway School present an operetta Wednesday night with 25 to 40 children in roles from Mother Namie to Fairyland characters. The story follows two children at a carnival who wander to a magical realm as Prince Sunshine 3 loses his way. Nurse aides, Dr Cameron, and local health nurses oversee the event and medical checks for attending children.
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Biodeck
Me Parkway school
oric
Namie m
fairyland
Prince Sunshine
Wachy
cassis
throcen
sng
Frances
Daphne Duval
Brocher
Je Staley
Bumbiedees
Hisimes Baker
Buty
Ramehr
painn
Ruth
Anna May
Lace Bell
Mary Enreloved
Robin Frat doressiai
Cameron
Wasiington county
Goodheart Dies After Shooting in Weverton
Gordon Goodheart 2 of Weverton dies at Prendar City Hospital after being shot by John Smith, his cousin. Authorities in Washington County pursue motives while Smith, aged reportedly 17 to 21, is in custody, with no inquest planned.
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Gordon “Buster” Goodheart
Weverton
Predar- 2 City Hospital
John Smith
Goodheart
Washington county
jor
Hagelstoxen
Walter E. Sinn
Prederick county
J. Liesd Harshman
Harshman
Smyth
Smith
Higher income and gasoline taxes seen in plan
Washington May 20 The House Ways and Means committee favors higher income and gasoline taxes to fund a 3.3 billion dollar public works bond issue. A provision to suspend the levies if prohibition is repealed is planned, with a possible corporate stock tax to back the financing.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means committee
May 22 Annually Declared Rational Maritime Day
May 20 AP report: President designated March 22 as rational Maritime Day each year. Georgia delegation urged designation to honor voyage of The Savannah and maritime progress. Weather outlook cooler midweek. Preschool event noted. several named organizers and a welfare committee aided medical care, nutrition, clothing for children. tonsil surgeries performed with health improvements observed.
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Wash srton
Bowsereis tocay
Savannah
Savenmaa
Georgia
C Sparks
Reymond L
Thomas Stimmess
Robert J. Somth
Wilam R Slemme
Gay Mateny
George Kehne
Willam M. Storm
Carol HE Hendrickson
Hosper
school welfar committee
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Paris
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CONGRESS
Raymond L. Strine
Dudley
Cromwell
Cumberland
RODNEY DUTCHER
NEA
ucope
Chanelor
Adolf Hitler
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Fair Grounds
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Frederick county
Parkway
Tivoli Theater
Chester G. Clem
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick
Slate En
Rocky Springs
Stookstown
Braddock
White Oak
Mt. Philip school
secur
Jane
E. Veemia. Wenner
Ennies
Middletown
Arthur John Hoffman
George Goodman
Lee Weinstey
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Eduard A. Ridley
Ridler
Weinstein
Ridley
Hoffman
Goodman
Beer aiso
Lawrence
Mass
greater Lawrence
American Woolen Company
Pacific mills
Arlington, Monomac and Seider mill
Geneva
Bocay
ike Beatie
Talon
Weverton Barber
HAGERSTOWN
nescay
Pricay
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