Annapolis Hood Queen crowned at Hood College May Day
Miss Amalia Heineman of Annapolis chosen as Hood College May Queen after serenade wake up. Betsy Ochrle elected Princess Hood, with Doris Rencken as jester. The May Court includes seniors Frances Cohen Barbara Coleman Sheila Delaney Elizabeth Driggs Jane Hinkle Donna McDowell Elizabeth Reid Joan Sommer Nancy Swearingen and Ann Pattison Casey. Seniors wore corsages. sophomores hosted the Strawberry Breakfast in Cob leiden Hall.
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Hood College
Amalia Heineman
Annapolis
Paul Ralph Heineman
Heineman
Duke of Gloucester Street
Hood
Kathryn Hull
Newton Highlands
Vauilel
Prince Hood
Princess Hood
Betsy Ochrle
Monongahela
Miss Ochrle
The
Hood Athletic Association
Doris Rencken
Demarest
N. J
Frances Cohen
Harry K. Cohen
Locust Street
Philadelphia
Barbara Coleman
Sidney E. Coleman
Glenview Avenue
Wyncote
Sheila Delaney
William B. Delaney
Thackery Avenue
Baltimore
Elizabeth Driggs
Roger W. Driggs
Chapman Street
East Hartford
Conn
Jane Hinkle
John F. Hinkle
Chestnut Street
Columbia
Donna McDowell
Donald McDowell
Montvista
Bluemont
Elizabeth Reid
Charles A. Reid
Thurmonst
Joan Sommer
Henry Samrine Ty BA
Avinu Place
Upper Montclair
Nancy Swearingen
Frank V. Swearingen
Thurmont
Ann Pattison Casey
Robert W. Pattison
Waldo Street
Holyoke
Mass
Coblentz Hall
New Job Promotes Moyer inestronam at Clothing Firm
Moyer succeeds Clarence Manion who resigned as federal relations head. Administrative members and their families were invited guests. The May Queen, who returned to her class after a year in Japan, enjoys reading, classical music, sailing and tennis. Molly, with long straight hair, is an Annapolis High School graduate.
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Moyer Inestronam
Clothing Company Federal Relations
Clarence Manion
May Queen
Japan
Hood
Molly
Annapolis High School
Humorist Gillilan Dies At Age 84 In Virginia
Warrrenton Va April 25 Strickland Gillilan humorist of Off Agin On Agin Gone Agin Finnigin dies in a hospital at 84 after hip fracture and two years hospitalization He was a newspaper man turned freelancer with time split between Washington and Baltimore Surviving son B S Gibbian Arlington and two daughters Mrs Elme Ellensen Baltimore and Mrs Carl W Buchheister New York Funeral services set in Washington Wednesday ARCHBISHOP PRESIDES Westminster Md April 25 St Johns Church centennial celebrated Archbishop presiding at ceremonies More than 500 heard sermon and mass marking parish over 100 years old Very Rev Agniatus Smith preached and Msgr William E Kelly celebrated high mass Archbishop Keough presided over confirmation in afternoon
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Strickland Gillilan
Agin
Finnigin
Gillilan
Gillian
Jackson County
Ohio
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Baltimore
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Arlington
Westminster
St. John’s Catholic Church
Arehiichan Puannie
Waandh
Heart
Agnatius Smith
Catholic University
William E. Kelly
St. John's
Keough
UMW Urges National Fuels Policy to Help Coal
The United Mine Workers Union called for a national fuels policy to shield the coal industry from current economic woes. They warn that enemy actions could cut oil imports and that atomic energy cannot yet power the nation. The statement accompanied a governors conference in Harrisburg, led by Gov. John S. Fine, to review production and the industry’s needs.
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Ciov
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Mines
Eisenhower Ior
UMW
Canada
Mexico
John L. Lewis Lis
Frank Earnest, Jr
Anthracite Institute
Tom Pickett
National Coal Assn
Fine
Rooftop romp ends in death in New York
City police reported that shortly after midnight George M. Betz, 62, went with his dog Brownie to the roof of his four story building. Tenants heard loud running and a thud. Betz was found dead in the concrete courtyard while Brownie waited on the roof.
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New York
George M. Betz
Brownie
Betz
Brownell Shelving Probe Proposal Says Sutton
Washington report says Alty Gen Brownell and Sen Langer oppose a Senate inquiry into the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Sutton accuses them of pressuring to drop investigations while defending Bennett and criticizing another probe as expensive. Conference notes support for protecting witnesses and avoiding reprisals.
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Washington
Sutton
Alty
Brownell
Congress
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Sen. Langer
Bureau of Prisons
Senate
Langer
Bennett
Senate Judiciary Committee
Broyhill
R-Va
Notable author’s career and a river crossing remark
The text traces a writer’s ascent from struggling publisher royalties to broad acclaim with works like Mountain Blood and Java Head. It notes judges about publishing, prison reforms, and the public’s reception, then briefly comments on survivors and a railway river crossing remark.
Joseph Hergesheimer Dies After Short Illness
Author Joseph Hergesheimer, 74, died in Mercy Hospital following a brief illness in Sea Isle City New Jersey. Born February 15, 188, in Philadelphia, he was the son of Joseph and Helen Hergesheimer and attended a Quaker school before his later career.
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Sea Isle City
N. C
Joseph Hergesheimer
Mercy Hospital
Hergesheimer
Philadelphia
Joseph and
Itelen Janet Hergesheimer
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