Kluther League Session Ends With Officers Installed
The Maryland Synod Mother League held its annual convention at the Evangelical Lutheran church with 250 to 300 delegates from Maryland District of Columbia Pennsylvania and Virginia. New officers were installed at a candlelight service, including President F William Schmitt and James Taylor as vice president. Rev Gordon Poteat addressed about China since 1915, praising Christian influence in Chinese schools and noting Madame Chiang Kai-Shek's impact. The banquet featured Rev Samuel M Shoemaker discussing becoming real selves through six steps, followed by a duet performance. The piece ends noting Devils Lake North Dakota as the geographic center of North America.
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Maryland Synod
Mother League
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Maryland
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
F. Wiliam Schmitt
Baltmore
James Taylor
Washington
China
Pareat
Chiang Kai-Shek
United States
Japan
Poteat
Germany
J. Harold Hooper
Samuel M. Shoemaker
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
New York City
Philip Bower
Emmitsburg
Dr. Shoemaker
Christ
al Capone
H Webster Whitehill
Henry F. Falk
Wrong Suit Choice In Save Attempt
In the nationals finals at Asbury Park the amateur team-of-four faced a difficult hand after an opening bid overcall and a North preemptive raise. East avoided five diamonds and a save attempt, the hand contributing to the championship win by Mrs. Anne Rosenfeld and teammates. The queen of hearts won the first trick as North shifted to diamonds.
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WM. E. McKrenney
East
South
West
Tne
Asbury Park
Anne Rosenfeld
E. M. Goddard
B . Lavine
H. A. Steiner
Duplicate Neutrally Handed Bridge Play Leads to Big Score
In a bridge duplicate, South opens with spades, West shows three spades, East bids no diamonds. A sequence leads to South and dummy facing clubs and diamonds with limited trumps. West ends up securing two clubs, one diamond, and three trump tricks as declarer mismanages the hand, going down 700 points.
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West
South
Behind The Scenes In WASHINGTON
Washington dispatch analyzes looming European conflict and U.S. stance as Secretary Hull and President Roosevelt weigh war risks and diplomacy. Trade pact near signing aims to signal Anglo American unity, while diplomats like Wilbur Carr face nerves amid evolving international tensions.
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Germany
U.S
Hull
Roosevelt
Carr
Europe
Wilbur Carr
Minster
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Coolidge
May Become Cardinal Swim Wearer Talvez
Fragmented OCR text hints at sports items and names but content is garbled. Readable fragments reference swimming and athletes, suggesting a brief sports note or card. Limited clarity prevents concrete facts, but mentions teams, events, and potential outcomes in a local paper style.
Starlings from New York expand westward into Wyoming
The European starling, introduced in New York's Central Park in 1890, is migrating westward and many are now sighted in Wyoming, signaling a broad range expansion of the invasive species.
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New Yorks Central Park
Wyoming
Gravity varies with location across the globe
The gravitational force is not uniform, increasing generally toward the poles. Variations arise from Earth's rotation, shape, and internal density differences, affecting measurements in geophysics and navigation.
North Carolina Carr's Career Shifts From Clerk to State Reports
Fragmentary passage describes a North Carolina Carr who owed 4.5 jobs to a camp and faced nerves while facing a transition from a State Department clerk to higher roles. The text hints at recent reports filled with valuable insights and a career start as a Department clerk.
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Arateur
Carr
State Department
North Caro
Fragmentary note on a consular service director and Rogers Foreign Service act
The readable text references a 1892 date and mentions a director of the consular service from 1809 to 1926. It notes lobbying for the Rogers Foreign Service act and hints at career service, a departmental state, and individuals like Wetnus J Carr snell and Carr. Details are incomplete and disjointed.
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Consular Service
Rogers Foreign Service
Wetnus J Carr Snell
Carr
Frederick County School Bonds Proposed for 1937 Issue
Frederick County commissioners announce plans for a 1937 school bond issue of 3000 dollars per share with a total of 30000 dollars to be offered. Public bidding and sale procedures set for September 1983 at the county clerk's office, with bonds to be publicly opened and sold by the treasury.
Frederick County School Bonds of 1937 Bid Notice
Frederick County seeks bids for 300 bonds of 1000 dollars, 1937 issue, 14 year maturity, 3. best rate acceptable. Bids must include a 5 percent certified check. Bonds dated July 1 1937 with semiannual interest payable January and July. Exempt from Maryland taxes. Officials from Frederick County and Baltimore attorney teams approve.
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Asnum
Oidder
Astrr
Earl Cine Pond
Board of County Commissioners of
Frederick County
Frederick
General Assembly of Maryland
United States of America
Frederick City
Maryland
Board of County Commissioners
Messrs
W. Clinton McSherry
Leslie W. Cobleniz
Board of Education
Edward 5. Delaplaine
Barton, Wilmer, Brambie
Addison & Lemans
Niles
Barton
Morrow & Yost
Baltimore
Frederick Comunty
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Kluther
MR. Poteat
North America
Devils Lake
Pierce County
North Dakota
Nuremberg
NEA
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
AKIS
Rodney Dutcher
Creracsiot
Aeeas Taos Fae
Cme
Fear
Butler Toteels
Patrick Canimal Hayes
New York
Stephen Jo Dopapue
Anove
Thomas A.chapline
Republican
Greenawalt
County Commissioners OF
Frederik Cot
Marylard
Fevoe
Fred Coosty
Martand
Wettavon
Rey
Orphans' Court
Stemmer’s Run
Baltimore County
Harford
Cecil Counties
Jackson
School, Health, Engineering
Howard W. Jackson
Wm. C. Walsh
J. Millard Tawes
James A. Young
Court of Appeals
Authority of
Chas
M. Bandiere
Markell & Ford
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Mareland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hamiltons
Elgins
Bulovas
Longines
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
Abraham H. Derr
Archiey R. Molesworth
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