West Point Graduates Grade Ninety Three In Class Of 1932
Ninety three cadets completed four years at West Point and were graduated as officers. General officers, faculty, and alumni attended a ceremony where Lindley M. Garrison gave the principal address. Cadet Francis J. Toohey and Cadet Francis K. Newcomer led the class, with Newcomer entering from Pennsylvania and No. 1 in the order of merit. The event featured remarks on duty, leadership, and the enlisted man as the true arming force.
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Clason Point Commencement At Claron Point Academy
The Claron Point Military Academy will hold its commencement exercises Sunday morning at 0.20 at the academy in Claron-on-the-Bound.
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Cornell Graduates 19 With Medical Degrees at Commencement
Nineteen diplomas were awarded at Cornell Medical College commencement yesterday afternoon on Port Avenue and East Street. Three graduates were women. Doctor William Polk presided. degrees and prizes were presented. Several named graduates entered the practice, with many relatives attending.
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Erry Richard Muller
Harry Weltay Mayer
Nel Worthy
Guilford Swathel
Mise Krieting Mann
Mauston Isadore Fenith
Jacob Miler
Arney Graham Widdie
James Weasley Wiltele
Morris Kiant
Walter Anderson Relter
George Kernfeld
Mixs Eleanor Bertin
Edward Moe Dodd
John Rendolph Quinn
Down Sylevester Baldwin
Teider Adier
Mina Ann Louise Martin
Degrees Awarded At Brooklyn University Graduation
Sixty eight students received law degrees and certificates during a ceremony at the Majestic Theatre in Brooklyn. Rev Imm W Henderson opened with prayer as James J Reynolds and Herbert T Ketcham spoke, with Nelson L Robinson and Dean William J Medardson presenting diplomas.
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Imm W. Henderson
James J Reynolds
Uate Clase
Herbert T Ketcham
Nelson L. Robinson
Priser
William J. Med “Ardson
Typograph sons honor Maxwell with retirement dinner
The Typographers Union No. and Hit Six plan a dinner for retiring president Charles M. Maxwell at Shanley's on Broadway and Dad Street. Maxwell has belonged to the union for thirty years and served as an executive officer for eight years.
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Ad Elphi Gives Degrees to Scores of Students
Adelphi announces degree conferrals across a broad class, noting three named male graduates among a large group of female students in campus ceremonies.
Women graduates honored at academy commencement
The academy held commencement exercises with an invocation to the Hey Davenport and stage of Alan Mater. diplomas were awarded for Normal School for Kindergartners and art teachers to a long list of graduates including Martha James Ayer and Florence Martin. Bachelor of Arts degrees went to Ethel Kingsley Artie and many others. two earned Master of Arts, MatS Clarke and Nellie Shirley Russell.
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Caroline Jose Cook
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Mabel Frances’ Martie
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Josephine Monace
Kana Grace Nicholson
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Ruth Randel
Eleike Mande Ritter
Vera Roneoe
Herma Kone
Jonise Latimann Lehrlefer
Welle Scott Harriet Smith
Olin Maria Breniti
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Lillian Halsey
Bertha Sophia Wilmer
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Trene McCutloch
Helen Ilaabeth M Killop
Mae Frances Odell
Eleanor Mas O'Keefe
Charlotte Weenie
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Dane Porter
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Dorothy Wine
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Mary Ellen Bertram
Gertrude Eline Hetech
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Ethel Lienette Brown
Caroline Loulue Cook
Flora Francia Cook
Alan Wingate Draudt
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Horeur Mernadette Glearon
Catharine Rard Cleason
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Seton Hall Grads 12 Become Priests and One Baseball Player
South Orange June 12. Eleven men are ordained priests after graduating Seton Hall College. One graduate enters professional baseball. Vice-Chancellor John Grit receives the honorary Doctor of Law degree amid the ceremony.
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Hospital Probe Urged Over Treatment at Flower Hospital
A city inquiry urged reforms in hospital care and ambulance service following the death of John Kelly after septic poisoning. Testimony by Dominianion Mahoney and Ince cited delayed admission and alleged lack of licensed physicians on ambulances, with Dr. Goetedidus named for questionable credentials and care.
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Kelly Wafterin
Fina
Flower Hopital
William Harnard Keeting
Kelly
Goetetdus
Exantastion
Gum maker gets divorce in Queens Supreme Court
A 42 year old gum manufacturer at 9 Broadway secured a divorce from Eva Douglass, formerly Miss Eva Douglass, in Queens County Supreme Court Long Island City. His wife had sought separation but withdrew, leaving the case undefended after testimony. He reportedly earns about $26 000 yearly and married in February after a brief acquaintance. Evidence said he pursued his wife and cabaret singer William Cripps from a Vaudeville club to a hotel, with divorce papers served three weeks later. The case proceeded in Long Island City despite longer waits in New York County.
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Toland City
East Orange Begins Week of Celebration at High School
Amid noise and bustle East Orange launches its fiftieth anniversary celebration with a tour of exhibits at East Orange High School. Committee leaders view domestic arts, kitchen exhibits, dressmaking, and student displays while praising civic effort and the town’s growth and character.
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Orange city marks historic events with concerts exhibits and parades
The Elmwood Park stopping point featured a band concert and a history talk by William M. Teniscell, tracing Orange's evolution from a Newark Indian territory to its current growth. The public library hosted a historical exhibit, and tomorrow students will perform folk dances at East Orange Oval with additional school events and a Parkway fireworks display costing about 1400 for sky rockets and related devices.
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Curityba Lifts 30 Passengers After Gale Strikes Near Sea Route
The steamship Curityba of Munson Line returned to port yesterday with thirty two passengers after a heavy gale off Charleston to Bermuda. Reports claimed Curityba went to aid the Olinda but heavy seas, a 50 mile per hour gale, and engine trouble caused the ship to lose control for about twelve hours before repairs allowed a safe arrival.
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Losses From Rare Book Deal Spark Extradition Search
In 1912 financier Sewell allegedly pledged 3710 autographs of J Macy Willets as collateral, then vanished. District Attorney Morris Moskowits led the case. a search, aided by private detectives, traced Sewell to Los Angeles where he admitted identity and waived extradition. Willets, son of Howard Willets, a director and horse breeder, had previously given Sewell assets including an automobile.
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GLICKSTEIN BAIL RAISED IN COCAINE CHARGE
Federal court raised the bail for Dr Abraham Glickstein to 12500 while he faces an indictment for trafficking cocaine and opium. Judge Mayer acted after four co defendants pleaded guilty to trafficking via the malls. Two co defendants, Nathan Uletch and Touls Levy, serve sentences in Atlanta. Glickstein and his brother Elias face suspended sentences as his trial proceeds this term.
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Stokes's Chauffeur Fined for Speeding Incident
W D Stokes proprietor of the A ness onia Hotel reacted to a Central York speeding fine given to his chauffeur Claude Haggerty. Magistrate Appleton fined Haggerty twenty five dollars after Motorcycle Patrolman Guidure tan testified the car traveled thirty one miles per hour. Stokes contended his machine could not exceed twenty miles an hour.
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