Flemington High honors roll lists Fern Rogers top student
Fern Rogers leads Flemington High School honor roll for the fifth six weeks with high A average. Seventh graders Reppert Jam s and Helen Kopson share second and third honors, with numerous students listed across grades seven to sophomore. A separate note discusses constitutional interpretation of commerce and a proposed state fair at the 4-H camp grounds with a $200,000 to $250,000 cost estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rel Rogers
Flemington High School
Incipal
L. W. Talbott
Reppert
Helen Kopson
Carrie Louise Sinsel
Helen Benda
Ruth Sheets
Mildred Markley
Severe Wind Damages Homes and Causes Fatalities Across Regions
Destructive winds topple walls and injure residents as lightning claims three lives. Mary Jane Floyd, 4, escaped unharmed when a door shielded her bed in a wrecked Floyd home, leaving only two walls standing. In Jasonville, Fiona Gentry, 7, was found in the street after being blown from her home. 75 people there were left homeless. Fatalities include C. Bennett, 50, and Malcolm Flanigan, 31, struck by lightning on a Henderson county farm, and Thomas Spencer, 19, hit by a bolt near St. Ballard county. Hopkinsville reports damaged stores, four garages blown away, and citywide telecom cuts. Traffic disrupted by water on sidewalks and broken utilities, with hazy hazards from trolley wires and cables statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Floyd
Floyd
Jasonville
Ind
Fiona Gentry
Wu. C. Bennett
Malcolm Flanigan
Bennett
Henderson County
Thomas Spencer
St. Ballard County
Hopkinsville
Louisville
West End
Lawyers Aid Continued From Page One Riot Casts Shadow
Carloads of men circled a parked car where Mrs Bartol Minor and Levinson sat. They returned with a third car and dragged Minor and Levinson from the vehicle. The attackers wore black hoods and one man threatened Mrs Bartol, wounding Minor with a blackjack. The April riot left three dead and led to mass arrests with 10 of 48 seized held for prosecution under a New Mexico law targeting mob fatalities. Probers noted prowlers outside the hotel as organizers planned the defense with Phillip Stephenson of Santa Fe and Clarence Lynch of Arizona. Levinson, linked to the Reichstag fire in Germany, and Minor, planning a national speaking tour, were central figures in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Ane
Minor
Levinson
New Mexico
Cntmes
Katherine Gay
Ida Rough Eastman
Reichstag
Germany
Test Case Reconstruction Note
The readable fragment discusses possible federal reform toward socialism and references state policy. It presents uncertain views about conversion to federal programs, noting pace and expediency in national political strategy without detailing events or figures. The text remains speculative and non-specific.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fern Rogers
Flemington School
Rosanna Poole
Clay Lantz
Ethelyn Womack
Henry Simon
Lillian Stout
Clara Belle Haney
Billy Newhouse
Margaret Lynch
Stephen Reppert
Paul Putzee
Ruth Blake
Jessie Silver
John Stout
Virginia Stark
Orlando Whitehair
John Poole
Wood
Marshall
Madison
Jackson
Laughlin
Jackson's Mill
J. B. McLaughlin
West Virginia Livestock Marketing Association
Jacquard
Wes
Lawn
Penney Company
Sunnyfield
IONA
Bran
Ven
California
F&p
Brillo P. Kutol
Desner
Iona Cocca
Ann Page
Cuality
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