Accord Reached By Two Powers Over European Security
Moscow dispatch reports Captain Eden meets Stalin and Litvinoff. They back building a European security system based on the London plan, inviting Germany and Poland. Communique notes no current conflicts with Britain and Russia, stresses League of Nations, and hints Germany may join if it wishes. London also cites British readiness to support security efforts with or without Germany.
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Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Joseph Stalin
Maxim Litvinoff
London
Eden
Warsaw
Germany
France
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Europe
League of Nations
Poland
Russia
England
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Hitler
Berlin
Hood College to inaugurate Dr Henry I Stahr May 10
Hood College will inaugurate Dr Henry I Stahr as president on Friday May 10. The main address will be delivered by Ellen F Pendleton of Wellesley College. The outdoor ceremony near Brodbeck Hall will begin at 1:00 pm with an academic procession and induction by Rev Dr Henri L Kieffer. A reception and luncheon will follow in Megian Hall and Coblentz Hall with remarks from Maryland delegates, the General Synod, and alumnae representatives. May Day festival is set for May 11 at 2:30 pm and a vesper service May 12 at 4:00 pm in Brodbeck Hall with Joseph H Apple as speaker.
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Henry I Stahr
Hood College
Ellen F Pendleton
Wellesley College
Brodbeck Hall
Hool College
Henri L . Kieffertus City
Stahr
Megian Hall
Coblentz Hall
Ly Representaties
Maryland
General Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
Alumnae Association
Ealgar Ho McBride
At & Pm
Hail Lippy
Joseph H Apple
Relief costs down in nine states as aid figures ease
Chicago dispatch reports a downward trend in relief costs and numbers aided across nine states. Officials see brighter prospects as more people move from winter relief to work on farms and in canning, easing the burden though exact figures are not yet available.
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Chicago
Exen
Maryland
Stricken Bishop Helfenstein Rebounds After Attack During Service
Baltimore March 31 Rev Edvoire Helfenstein bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland suffered a fainting spell during confirmation services at the Bishop Pare Memorial Chapel. He collapsed briefly but regained consciousness before a physician arrived and resumed his sermon. The 70 year old bishop later improved and presided over confirmation at Old St Paul's. He was elected coadjutor in 1926 and succeeded Bishop Murray in 1929.
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Bishop Pare
Charles Street
Uniersity Parkway
Seration
Helfenstein
Old St Paul's
Maryland
John Gardner Murray
Midwest storms bring rain snow and destruction across states
Weather across the Mid-Continent included scattered rain and snow while Texas and Mississippi suffered harsh winds. Four people were killed in southern storms that unrooted houses smashed windows blew down wires and destroyed farm buildings at several points.
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Kansas City
Texas
Mississippi
Four Hurt In Head-On Crash Near Gaithersburg
Four persons injured in a head on collision on the Middlebrook Road one and a half miles north of Gaithersburg Sunday evening. Richard Diehl Mrs Louise Diehl and Madeline Hoover of Hagerstown were taken to Frederick City Hospital with head lacerations and arm injuries. Singstock of Hagerstown suffered a broken arm and other bruises and was moved to Providence Hospital in Washington. Police investigated. no charges due to injuries. The injured were reported in satisfactory condition.
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Middlebrook Hull
Gaithersburg
Frederick City Hospital
Rockville
Madeline Hoover
Hagerstown
Bsingstock
Washington
Washington Hospital
Montgomery County
Singstock
Slong
Rocksillg
Fire Department
New
Providence Hospital
Paul Watkins
Wilson Fayne
Montgomery County Police
Accdent
Named to Faculty Brady Appointed at Brunswick High School
The appointment of John R. Jack Brady to the Brunswick High School faculty was announced Sunday night by County Superintendent Eu.
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John R .Jack
S Brady
Brunswick High School
Brady named new city science teacher and coach
Gene Pruitt Brady succeeds Robert B Stull resigning to take duties at once in this city as science teacher and athletics coach. Brady, a Brunswick high school star, returns to his hometown scene after starring in football, baseball, and basketball at Shepherd College. He is son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Brady and a Shepherd College graduate. FOUL SHOOTING TOURNEY A Legion Junior League contest runs this week with preliminaries at Parkway School and the YMCA today Tuesday and Wednesday. The top two shooters from each team advance to finals Thursday in the MA arena.
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Gene . Pruitt Brady
Robert B Stull
Brady
Brunswick
Liumphs
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Wva
Shepherd
Eugene Brady
American Legion
Parkway School
Ymcaé
Golf Medal to be Awarded by Sponsor Alvin G. Quinn
A golf medal will be presented to the winner by sponsor Alvin G. Quinn. The event details focus on the award presentation and the sponsor's involvement in recognizing top performance.
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Alvin G. Quinn
Isolated Immune Body Report From Cornell
Ithaca March 31 Cornell University announces isolation in pure crystalline form of an immune body that promotes disease immunity. The substance, a hemagglutinin from Jack bean, was discovered by Prof. James B Sumner and Stacey F Howell of the Medical College at Ithaca, marking a significant advance in immunity research.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
James B. Sumner
Stacey F Howell
Medical College of
Cornell
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