Hood College Adopts Revised Smoking Rule For Students
Hood College announces a revised policy redefining student smoking jurisdiction. Students are denied smoking within Frederick except in homes with host permission, and are exempt elsewhere during vacations and weekends with parental consent.
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Hood College
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than Hood College
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Emoy L. Cablentz
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Frederick
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Plan for Reunion
Fragmentary notes list roles and names for a reunion plan including general chairman Re Chas A Secretars Rev P Lathe and others. The text includes MW Commissary MLA Etchison Ogdemus BY A Ave Rac Rice and guidance about securing ropes.
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Re Chas
A. Secretars
P. Lathe
chanman
W. Shannon
nwaer imman
MLA
Etchison
Ogdemus
Ave
Pitts Held on 100000 Bond After Federal Embezzlement Charge
G Bryan Pitts of Washington former member of the Board of the Stroh Company burdened with a 100000 bond after pleading before a United States Commissioner on a federal charge of embezzling 1236000 of Sam’s funds. He was arrested while boarding a train and is held pending return to his home.
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Washington
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Washington Pricay
Miss Lois Town Named Apple Blossom Festival Princess
Frederick County representative Miss Lois Town, daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Town of Rockwell Terrace, will serve as a member of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival court in Winchester Virginia. Town, a Frederick County resident and Potomac Edison treasurer, is a student and athlete with roots in local life and school.
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Lois Town
R. E. Town
Rockwell ‘Terrace
queens court
Winchester
Nelson F. Richards
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eshman
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iss Helen Hoever
Clamson
Balmy Week End Traffic Leads to Multiple City Fines
A warm weekend boosts motorists and fills Justice Motter’s docket with 11 arrests. Fines range up to 25 dollars for speeding and no license, with cases including Edward Snowden over registration discrepancies. Hearings set for tonight in Police Court.
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Guy K. Motter
People’s Court
C. R. Blizzard
Lf. D. Brubaker
Urbane
M. B. Wagner
Washington
Annie EK. Miller
Altoona
Alice Hutton
Chambersburg
Paul D. Helwig
ME C. Claude
N. C
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Clay ArcCormick
Charles Town
W. Va
Jack W. Mack
Edward Scowden
Glarksburg
George W. Phebus
West South street
Frederick
Ewart Johnston
Boyce
Clement
Selman
Edward Snowden
Clarksburg
Blizard
Spenden
Corporal Blizzard
Maryland
Justice Motter
Snowden
HL Dorsey Etchison
Mary Jackson
Estelle Williams
George Hoffman
James D. Marks
Williams
Carl Bell
Oficer
Allen McHenry
Charles John Damarcus
Officer McHenry
Dee
Omnibiss
Bariis
Capper backs pact cutting navies' sizes agrees in London
Senator Capper a Republican voices support for the London naval conference agreement. The pact aims to reduce global naval forces and limit capital ship tonnage while seeking ratification by the Senate.
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Senator Capper
Cappers
Senate
Fredericktown Savings Directors Elected by Stockholders
Directors elected this morning by Fredericktown Savings Ins stockholders are Jacob Ronback Lewis A. Rice James E. Doll Grayson E. Bowles C Hars Lamar Edwin C. Markel Thomas A. Chapline James H. Cramer and Charles W. Lough. Directors meet for organization training.
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Fredericktown Saings Ins
Jacob Ronback
Lewis A. Rice
James E. Doll
Grayson E. Bowlets
C. Hars Lamar
Edwin C. Markel
Thomas A. Chapline
James H. Cramer
Charles W. Lough
Forest fires sweep Sunday in Ca roctin-South Mountain area
A Sunday of wildfires burned over 75 acres near Black Rock and Sour Mountain west of Wattsville, with a four-fire string keeping crews on alert from Saturday afternoon through Monday. Fire at Black Rock suspected incendiary or careless, possibly started by passersby on the Wolfsville Smithsburg road. A second fire at Wolts Point Wand Charles was judged intentional, started by youths aiming to stop a larger blaze. ten fighters battled the flames until they were contained.
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Black Rock
Sour Mountain
Wattsville
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C. Cyril Kiown
Wolfsville-Smithsburg
Muss Alice Willard
Foxmle
Forest Warries
D. Brunner
Pondsyilla
Washington county
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Five great naval powers to sign pact next week
London April 14 AP week from tomorrow representatives of the five great naval powers will affix signatures to the London naval pact after lengthy negotiations. Prime Minister MacDonald announced at a plenary session in St James Palace that it would not be possible to sign Tuesday and the drafters must race to be ready for the meeting so the Americans may catch the Leviathan to New York and home.
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Queen Anne's
old St. James palace
MacDonaid
New York
Hood Fencers Triumph Over Holton Arms Team
Hood College defeated Holton Arms of Washington DC in a Saturday match by 37 to 63. Major Walter Blount led Hood as captain with Dorothy Stem and Frances Apper contributing for Hood while Holton Arms' team included several marked players.
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Hood College
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Washington
D. C
Laurence H Holton
City to Inspect Light Plants and Plan Street Lighting
A city report on electricity needs and future street lighting was adopted after a meeting. Mayor, board members G Wilam Sniper and G Bowers, Engineer Frank Rothenhoefer, and others will travel Tuesday to Delaware and the Eastern Shore to inspect light plants and assess engine types and diesel performance.
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Board of Ay FP
Mums SHORET
G. Bunter Bowers
Maxwell
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
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Delaware
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Legion Auxiliary 10 Easter Treat Visit Frederick Sanatorium
The Frederick Auxiliary of the American Legion plans an Easter event at the Maryland State Sanatorium near Sabillasville. Twenty five ex servicemen and 12 county patients will receive fruit baskets and a plant, and 350 patients plus hospital children will get fruit and candy. Volunteers meet at the Legion Home to pack baskets and collect jelly donations, with a departure at 1 PM Wednesday. Mrs. Claggett E. Ramsburg is auxiliary president.
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Legion Home
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Aviary
Forty planes search for missing novice flyer
In Valley Stream New York on April 14 an extensive search began for a novice flyer who disappeared in a sky yesterday. Curtiss Field dispatched air units and New York military aviation contributed search planes including air transports as the effort extended over the area.
Hood College May Day Uses Alice in Wonderland Theme
Hood College plans its annual May Day on Saturday May 10 with about one hundred girls in the Alice in Wonderland theme. Miss Helen Goeniner of Gienside Pa heads the event with a court of May Queen and Prince Hood to be announced morning of May 10.
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A. A. Milne
Brodbeck Hall
Hood
Mary Heist
Germantown
Mirren Lockwood
Jersey City
Margery Griffith
Media
Janet Maxwell
Daremont
follo Eleanor Miles
Carteret
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Josephine Sowersby
New Castle
Edith Thomas
Flushiry
Eleanor Miller
Rockwood
Helen Patterson
Jeannette
Dorothy Speck
Narbeth
Dorthea Pinfeld
Somerville, J
Misses Goodrich
Reading
Est
Prince Hood
Elizabeth Sr
Hanover
Hilda Hemp
Jefferson
Ruth Huntfer
Philadelphia
Mary Louise Hester
Easton
Vesta Hoffman
Shamokin
Margaret Yerrick
Scranton
Ruth Brennan
Millerside
Sara Ray
Frederick
Alice Pusey
Ashland
Del Margery Ruzicka
Madison
Frances Appenzeller
Sellersville
Sara Wright
Kittanning
Dorothy Hermann
Viriginia Hickok
Baltimore
Cathrine Schietber
South Orange
Emily Graham
March Hare
Dorothy
Anderson
Reema Fahrner
HKnave
Marie Brown
White Rabbit
ephine Sowersby
Cheshire Cat
Ann Dilworth
Caterpillar
Fish and Frog
Louise Patterson
Ethel Hob- Jester
Elizabeth Parker
Eleanor Walyson
Lars Branthoover
Agnes St. Clair
Helen Shriver
Goeniner
Ruth Barnhart
Velnia Hickok
Elizabeth Dunn
Elizabeth Davis
Mary Daizell
Jant Weisel
American Yacht to Defend Cup for U S
A garbled notice mentions a lucky heads Brookim Vote Committee and a launch to defend a cup for the United States. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but the item hints at a ceremonial yacht launch and a defense of a cup, tied to a local committee.
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U. S
To Address Riwanians Lieutenant Saverne Note
A fragmented note mentions Lieutenant Saverne of an ocsel 4 Company and names Roger Brooke Tange in a terse, unreadable line.
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Roger Brooke Tange
Storeroom Lease Plan for 3538 West Patrick Street
ROUT 15 reports a lease agreement for a storeroom at 3538 West Patrick Street. Ed in Buch Tire and Co. and Dunlop Company Frederick arrange the opening set for April 19 with planned store improvements and stock reorganization under OO Welch.
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Market Opens Steady Then Rises In Afternoon Trade
The stock market opened regular today and showed moderate volume in the morning. It turned upward in the early afternoon with many issues advancing, lifting prices well above the session’s early levels.
Jewelry Missing With Fos Foster Named
A report notes a missing jewelry case with $956,000 value and Fos Foster named in connection. Details on location or agency not provided.
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British arrest leaders in all India movement
Apol 4 UP reports defense of its sovereignty, leaders in disobedience held in custody while Gandhi faces possible incarceration. Jawaharlal Nehru presides after arrests in the movement. Fifteen people arrested at Lucknow for offenses on a day Gandhi remains at Dandi. He reportedly asked his wife to urge women to protest.
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Hear Assault Case Involving Shelton Near Detour
Westminster reports Charles W. Shelton about 35 charged with assault with a hatchet on Jesse Weybright near Detour on March 25. Shelton fled but was captured near Motter’s station, Frederick County. Weybright unharmed but shaken. bail set at 250 and costs for April 15 hearing.
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Jesse Weybright
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Weybright
George Bostnick
Union Bridge
Detroit
Baltimore
EMe Hancock
Helen Hancock
Bostnick
Miss Hancock
Leo Warner
Benson
Maryland House of Correction
Nye Named Head Of Senate Elections Investigators
Washington April 14. Vice President Curt appointed Senator Nye to head the Senate elections investigation committee, replacing Senator Johnson who declined the post. Republican Carl Ifomua of North Dakota was named to the replacement role.
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North Dakota
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Three Illinois Banks Fail to Open Doors in Marion
Three Illinois banks fail to open, with reports naming Marion as the location. Apt Marion Trust and Ss troneers are mentioned as affiliated entities in the disrupted operation.
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Marion Trust
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Officer Marks Bezins Dotr Appointed to Police Post
An officer named Marks Bezins Dotr is appointed by Major Culler to replace Officer John Gr who recently left the police force, with duties at the station on Jefferson Street.
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Culler
Oficer
John Gr
toferson Stesan
Mark
B and Q To Withdraw Fare Cats
AP report notes proposed changes in transportation fare policy in New York with details on withdrawal and service adjustments, indicating actions by authorities and potential schedule impacts.
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Boy sheriff held in slaying of county attorney
Manston Wisconsin April 14 AP Lyrall Weight ousted boy sheriff of Juneau county arrested for questioning in the slaying of Clinton G Price district attorney shot from ambush last night Price known for bootlegger busts and had announced a reveal that would hit the Juneau county liquor situation Wright the chief federal witness was arrested after a ward with a bandaged hand Price fell back from stairs near his wife after a shotgun fired through a screen door ended his life
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Juneau county
Clinton G. Price
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Man Questioned in Murder Is Released
Washington April 14 AP Fred Wilson naval architect released after being questioned in the slaying of Miss Mary Baker a Navy department employee. He is a friend of the dead girl who was last seen Friday afternoon after a church meeting. The body was found in a culvert near Arlington National Cemetery with three gunshot wounds after a reported struggle.
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Fred Wilson
naval
Mary Baker
navy department
liberty
Virginia
Wilson
Scout Meetings And Father Son Gathering This Week
Two organization sessions and a father and son meeting are planned this week for local Boy Scout records. A charter presentation occurs tonight at 7 in St John’s bell to St John’s Catholic troop No 33 with Rev Dr Charles E B Wehler presiding. An organization meeting for a new troop is set for Friday at the Presbyterian church.
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Charles EB. Wehler
Francis Scott Key Council
Presbyterian church
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Evangelical Lutheran church
James Houck
Cyril Mlein
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