Commencement at Cabin Creek High Draws Big Crowd
Final exercises at Cabin Creek district high school in the local gym attracted about 700 spectators, with 51 graduates honored. J. W. Calvert led the board of education as principal speaker and noted the district’s growth since the first high school, while a radio broadcast from KDKA added novelty.
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Teachers Certifications Awarded to List of Named Recipients
A list of individuals including William Orville Crawford Charles A Foster Katherine Mare Ferrell Frieda Lusch Wilton Irene Edna Hocknay Hazel Irene Mewltt and others received teacher certificates. Additional names William Lewin Calvert Margaret Pearl Johnson Norean Virginia Mc Quillen Violet Grace Mitchell Thudh Vivyan Noble and more are noted for certification.
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William Orville Crawford
Charles A. Foster
Katherine Mare Ferrell
Frieda Lusch Wilton
Irene Edna Hocknay
Hazel Irene Mewltt
Dilsabeth Ann Siudleston
Kathleen Stolatani
Wille Pauline Ively
Myrtle Evengeline
Henthorn
Harsh Bath Inghram
Mary Marthe Joachim
Margaret Peart Johnson
Nellie Brooks
Jones
Virgitta
Evelyn Johnson
Edna Licille Keany
Joseph Franklin Huhn
Kathiasa Maria Lloyd
Thomas Woodfrom
Malona
Norwen
Virginia McQull
Rten
Alice Marcaliene Martin
Violet Grace Mitchall
Thomas Wilcox McQuire
Roth Vivyan Noble
Ethel Noon
Frada Elen Tratt
Camilla Blemerius Foorn
Lilian
Roberta Paxton
John Ray Thurros
Dorothy Elizabeth Hows
Patty Starling Hearey
Garrett Loulae Stephens
Cecilia Faun Stephens
Mary Idith Scherer
Raymond L. Stephenson
Julia Ian Skaxen
William Baward Soulsby
Margaret Elizabeth Smoot
Anica Mae Toler
Jonata
Burton Thomas
Jeanette Shields Trimble
Virginia Howe Wshire
Victoria Anna Young
William Lewin Calvert
Margaret Pearl Johnson
Norean
Virginia McQuillen
Violet Grace Mitchell
Vivyan Noble
Ethel Nelaan
Fred
Ellen Platt
Camilin Dimeriux Poore
Garnett Louise Stephana
Mary Fdlth Rederer
Julia Ian Skawas
Margaret Hiaadeth Smoot
Virginia Howellshire
Valuable papers burned in Windsor Hills fire
In Baltimore on June 3, a blaze at Dr. Aaron Ember’s Windsor Hills home destroyed valuable papers in the Egyptian and Taraellin tongues. Dr. Ember’s wife and their year‑old son died, as did a family dog? The fire also claimed a match and a researcher, Dr. Tan Haupt, noting Ember spent ten years on research to save a massed product never before developed.
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Ship models gain prominence in antique displays
Chicago June 1 ship models become sought after artifacts as the Chicago Art Institute displays replicas of old vessels. Prices quoted reach 27000 for a single model and 25000 for a pair, reflecting renewed interest in maritime miniatures once used as memorials in churches or civic halls.
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Royal document of Meyerlings tragedy destroyed by fire
Prague June 3. The sole official record of Archduke Rudolf and Mari Veccern’s deaths during the Mey erling tragedy was destroyed in a mansion fire at Wiischnu. The document, believed to be the only authentic account, was handed to Count Taafe’s father, then prime minister, by the emperor. It was kept locked in Eliinchan and never published.
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Back Seat Driving Cited in San Francisco Divorce Case
Claude Harman, a San Francisco locomotive engine driver, appealed after the lower court denied divorce over back seat driving. His wife reportedly belittled his driving and gave directions during risky curves, prompting Harman to seek relief. The state supreme court review follows. Seven daughters of Mr and Mrs L A Pearson have been widowed in five years in TLOSCOR England.
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