Potomac Synod to Again Meet at Hood College
National leaders of the denomination converge for the 62nd Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church in America at Hood College from June 11 to 14. Representatives from southern Pennsylvania, Maryland, D C, West Virginia, Virginia and North Carolina attend opening services led by Rev. Dr. Stephen L. Flickiner of Winchester Iowa.
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Hood College
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John M. C. Davis
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Martha MacCauley Foxmin
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Hanover
G. Earl Gardner
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Baltimore
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Minister Dies After Attack at Mansion
An elderly minister died after an incident at a city mansion observed by residents. The report notes a survivor and references a park setting, with unclear details on those involved.
Weather History Snapshot With Temperature and Rain Data
A fragmented weather entry lists hourly readings ending at 1 It notes 3.87 inches of normal March precipitation and references past temperatures including 79 and 89 degrees as well as a year-ago temperature. The text is garbled with unclear city and date markers.
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Authorities Seek To Ease The Tension In Toledo Riots
A thousand Ohio National Guardsmen held a tense line at the Electric Auto-Lite plant as mediators led by Charles P. Taft worked to align strikers and company officials. An inquest was planned into two deaths from the riots, while Governor Henderson headed to Toledo to push a peace agreement.
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Ohio National Guardsmen
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
United States
Frank G. Kreff
Lucas county
Brett
Frank D. Henderson
Columbus
Ominous Outlook Ahead in Steel Labor Struggle
AP reports rising threats of a summer clash between industry and labor unions across the nation. In Toledo troops fired on strikers amid talks of a general steel strike unless workers win recognition from the Amalgamated Association. Willem Green of the AFL calls the outlook ominous. government officials warn of strike epidemics.
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Toledo
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Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Willem Green
American Federation” of Labor
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Hugh S. Johnson
Frances Perkins
Labor
Ford at Gettysburg and a Seaboard Drive Incident
The article notes Roy Smith driving two automobiles near Dearborn and at Bettiefeld Ave, with Arthur R. Holmen investigating. No arrests were made. A bankruptcy petition filed by Rosa Heffner, a housewife, lists assets of 50 dollars and liabilities of 1400 dollars, referred to Holden S. Pelton for review.
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aid home
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ALTO COLLISTIO
Roy Smith
Arthur R. Holmen
United States
Rosa Heffner
Alion ¥. Bennett
Holden S. Pelton
Market Slump Spurs Tepid Open on Wall Street
New York May 25 The stock market hovered in the doldrums with limited activity and muted speculation. Some equities firmed slightly while many issues remained unchanged as traders weighed uncertain signals and recalls of rubber and cotton prices affected sentiment.
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New York
Washington post
Appointed Pennsylvania Beer Enforcement Authority Director
George Staudinger of Philadelphia takes charge as director of the Pennsylvania regional beer board's enforcement. The new appointee will direct enforcement of the state's beer regulations amid regional reassignment and ongoing oversight.
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Washington
George Staudinger
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House 10 Move Clamp Down on Silver Debate
Washington May 25 Speedy House committee considers the silver bill amid clashes over tax on profit from speculative metal. The Senate met early as Republicans press attacks while the House debates continue and three final messages from the president loom. Home Owners Loan Corporation loans and eligibility rules are discussed, aiming to help owners facing taxes and high interest.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
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Abandoned Miss Raw Agenda Debating Prevents Trie
A garbled OCR snippet references Miss Raw and a debate about prevents and trie in New York. The readable words suggest an elderly or miscaptured item with no clear event, names, or dates to confirm. The fragment lacks full context to form a proper news item or outcome.
Two Police Officers Slain as Bank Robber Dies in Shootout
A bank robbery ended in a volley of gunfire with two police officers killed and two wounded. The robber died in the exchange, and three escape. Authorities described a tense pursuit and ongoing investigation.
Dead Chicago officers killed in bank raid gunfight
A bank raid at South Holland Trust and Say Bank ended with a hail of bullets. A guard fired from a bulletproof cage, killing one robber and wounding another as six assailants pressed the raid. Two officers were slain. Local authorities linked the incident to gang activity but found no clear Dillinger connection.
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Joseph DeYoung
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Pageant Talent Assignments Under Way For June Show
The Talent committee assigns parts for the Historical Pageant to be presented June 24 29 and 30. Sub chairmen in county towns enroll talent and arrange rehearsal spaces while the director arrives next week to begin rehearsals.
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Byrd Rejects Bid To Strengthen Secretary of Agriculture
Senator Byrd expressed that an amendment to empower the Secretary of Agriculture would be unfunding and fail to win support. Reporters heard Byrd say the measure would grant vast additional powers, while Davis argued the amendment would not unify the bill.
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Mothers and Daughters Fete at Walkersville
The Glade Reformed mothers and daughters banqueted Wednesday at Walkersville school hosted by the charge men. Mrs Amon John Trater gave the address, with musical numbers by Miss Katherine Ridenour and others, and a toast by Mrs John Cramer. Many local women and families attended, listing numerous crammers and supporters.
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Glade Reformed charge
Walkersville school
Amon John Trater
Frederic
Katherine Ridenour
Fredericis
Pauline Koonte
Clara Jean
Mary Filen Creeger
Raymond Creeger
Creagerstown
Edna Smith
Woodsboro
John Cramer
Walkursgile
Fred Myers
Kathy
Julia Green
Katherine Stauffer
J. B. Feiser
R. H. Bair
Elaine Bair
Margaret Crum
Joan Crum
Ethel Crum
Fuckinger
David Cramer
Sue Cramer
Ning Cramer
Elizabeth Lindsey
John
Thomas Cramer
Alien Bowers
Armetha Bowers
Edna Rams- Ramsburg
Allen Grace Hammer
Charlotte Roderick
Harry Anders
Steiner Cramer
Lois Cramier
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Margaret Roderick
Mary Ramsburg
Juha Rams- Mee Gee
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Francis Gred Wy Biss
Mildred Cutsau
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Eyama Ports
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