Barn Struck by Lightning Sparks Rural Fire
A barn was struck by lightning causing a blaze that spread to nearby structures while homes in several towns reported heavy rain and wind. The storm cut power lines, dropped temperatures from 88 to 62, and produced a 35 mile per hour gale as crews worked to contain hotspots and assist neighbors.
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Carrot
Tanty
Fahin Ang
Dinysey
umMig
Mt. Pepa
Aldidown
New Market
Aft
Ruchesstown
Wile Brunswick
Emmuttsburg
Thr
Ely
Democrats Move to Cut Hopkins Salary in Roosevelt Relief Fight
Washington May 27 Democrats debate a $12 000 salary for Hopkins and President Roosevelt's control of relief funds. Republicans cheer as the House tentatively cuts Hopkins to 10 000 and votes to earmark 505 million for flood control public works and highway projects. The rebellion prompts administration leaders to delay final action while Kansas soils show long term declines in organic matter.
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Washington
House
Harry LL Hopkins
Rooosevelts
Dr Foulkes May Be New Church Moderator
The Presbyterian Church in Columbus Ohio contemplates Dr William Hurany Foulnes of Newark New Jersey as a candidate for moderator of the General Assembly. Supporters highlight his experience with foreign missions and leadership roles while opponents cite internal disagreements over church governance and broader constitutional debates at the assembly.
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Dr. Foulkes
Columbus
Ohi
Presbyterian Cuarch
United States
Geneeral
Willan Hurany Foulnes
Newark
de. Foalnes
Bing Carell
Te Presbyterian Board of Fore
Mars
Sealy
Pat Forth
Willis Mometses
Kansas City
General Counce
Cutl Tant Etdaton
Tres. Beeps
Poobaielphia
Comtroversy
Ouvir
Rooses Elise
Supreme Court of
Ans
Nazi Ban Shuts Catholic Papers in Germany
Berlin reports the Gestapo forbade issuance of about 200 Catholic church papers printed by Essener Kirchenblattter Company. The papers allegedly echoed US style church publications and criticized the Nazi regime while praising the Pope. District official Robert Wunener instructed party leaders to enforce quiet church policy.
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Berlin
Nazi Germany
Adolf
Girls’ League
Robert Wunener
Baden
Mount Finals 10 Held June 9 at Mt St Marys
Commencement exercises at Mount Saint Mary’s College Emmitsburg are set for Wednesday June 9 at 9 am with Rev De Bintan Stein of Bridgeport Conn delivering the address. Archbishop of Haleware Most Rev James Walsh will preside. Several ceremonies and honorary degrees will be awarded, with the annual alumni banquet to follow at 12 15 Bloomington.
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Mt St Marys
Sunda
James B. Walsh
Catholic Foreign
Aussi Society of America
Marshaoll
New York
John M. McNinara
Baletamure
Wil Ordam
John Lo Sheridan
Mt St Mary’s
Walsh
Robert van der Straten Ponther
Belgium
Dam Collapse Kills Hundreds in Mexican Town
May 27 report from Mexico City says about 500 residents of Tlalpujahua may have died when a dam near El Oro failed. The Dos Estrellas Mining Company operated the site, flooding 700 houses in the Sierra Tlalpitlanuila region. The Red Cross sent ambulances from Mexico City to the eighty five mile distant disaster area.
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Mexico City
el Oro
Red Cross
Polar expedition relies on new supply planes near North Pole
Moscow reports the second of three supply planes reaching drifting ice about 70 miles from the North Pole to bolster the polar expedition. The three ships were separated on their 560 mile flight from Rudolf Island yesterday as a dazzling midnight sun wind pushed them higher into the clouds.
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Moscow
Sovet Rueslas
North Pole
Rudolf Island
Second Degree Verdict Given in Hatchet Murder Case
Jersey City verdict finds Gladys MacKnight and Donald Wightane guilty of second degree murder for the hatchet killing of the girl's mother. Jury deliberated about three hours and forty seven minutes. sentence awaits possible consideration next week. Spectators reacted with emotion as the defendants were led out.
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Jersey City
Gladyy MacKimight
Donald Wightane
Ted
Thomas P. Meaney
Meaney
Reef Gallashy
Helen MacKnight
Hayfway
Gladys
Edgar W. MacKnight
Sam
Murder Trial Under Way At Oakland Md
Wayne Hook testified in Circuit Court that Clyde Friend quarreled with him over a girl on Crellin and threatened to kill him. The elder Hook was later shot in a wheat field with a high power rifle. a peace warrant had been sworn by Wayne and his father prior to the shooting.
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Oakland
Wayne Hook
Clyde Friend
Wayne
Puthet
Wich
Friend
Ink Atte Wei He La Pet Is Wye My Be Baal
The readable fragment presents a garbled note about a local event. It mentions a Pet and a person named Wye, with unclear actions or outcomes. No verifiable dates, places, or organizations are readable to confirm specifics.
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Sykesville
Frederick
Hopkins
Kansas
Gil AY Ivle Joanson
Columbia
J. Paul Delphey
W. Patrick Street
Dr. Tashoar
Basenoar
Phanet
Germany
F. S. Tehan
Len Francis Stock
Boomington
Baker Park
Vreasmaker
Lastex
Alyies
Hendrickson
Lou
North Market Street
Market St. Window
Shantung
Suirt
Ori
Gore Ballerino
Ballerina
Ecline & Son Funeral Home
Gladys MacKnight
Donald Wightman
Oakland, Md
Carty’s
Carty's
East Patrick St
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