Hood College announces 1928 29 faculty lineup
Hood College reveals the 1928 29 faculty headed by President Joseph H. App with about 52 members. Notable returning figures include Miss Lilian Brown and Dr Esther E Shaw. Plans for the opening term on September 20 are set, with emphasis on teacher training and support from local officials.
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Hood College
Joseph H. App
Chautauqua Lake
Senesher 3
Lilian ©. Brown
Esther Ezzabeth Shaw
Shaw
Europe
Sara C. Lovejoy
Hoo
G. Merin Robert
Chicago
University of Chicago
Department of Education
Seph H. Apple
Catherine 8. Arnold
Lillian C. Brown
Leah B. Allen
Doris J. Thomas
Esther E Shaw
Dorothy Morrill
Mary Elizabeth Osborn
Elizebeth Pilat
Frances C. Brown
Mabel Bishop
Helen T. Albro
Caroline A. Lander
Virginia Newcomer
G. Nevin Robert
Nellie E. Biocher
Extuca
Amd
Sara B
Department of Music
Edgar T. Paul
Marcelle Privat
Cornelia C. Bjorlee
Catherine Williams
Elizabeth B. Bower
Gladys Trevithiet
Alice S. Blan- Hi. G. Wilkins
Bis Ag
Rei
Hoover Sees Prohibition Issue Rising in Campaign
Herbert Hoover returns from a six week cross country trip satisfied with the political outlook and warns Republicans they face a real contest in November. He has no plan to debate the wet and dry issue with Democrats but will undertake several short tours in the East border states and the South before voting at Stanford University.
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James L. West
A& P
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Stanford University
Reward Authorized for False Rockford Flyers Message
The American Radio Relay League executive committee voted a 500 dollar reward for information leading to the apprehension of those who broadcast the Rockford Flyers message, now believed to be false. Also reports of a car collision at College Avenue and Rockwell Terrace with injuries denied. Republican headquarters to open in Pat t ick Coam Building with plans to reduce book majority. Several legal notices involving real estate sales and licenses appear in this jumble.
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Hartford
Republican County Central
Lindy’s Spirit of St Louis Draws Smithsonian Visitors
Smithsonian crowds flock to see the Spirit of St Louis as Lindbergh’s famous plane becomes a centerpiece in a display at the museum. Visitors include school groups and tourists, with Garber offering detailed sketches and diagrams to explain the craft and its era.
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Lindy
Sodsey
Wasturgive
Lindbergh
St. Loum
Department of Agriculture Administration
Sands
Falto
St. Louis
Afias
WM M Bittle Dead at 87 in Myersville
William M Bittle died at his daughter Mrs George D Toms home in Myersville on Friday afternoon aged 87 years 3 months and 3 days. Survived by wife Catherine Routzahn Bittle and sons Charles J Bittle John O Bittle William Baward Bittle D Floyd Bittle Lawson F Bittle Emory L Bittle. funeral Monday at 2 p m from the Lutheran church with Rev HC F officiating. Burial in Myersville Lutheran Cemetery. He was a longtime director of the Myersville Savings Bank and a lifelong Lutheran and community leader.
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Willam Metzger Bittle
George D Toms
Myersville
Wm. Baward Bittle
Haines
D. Floyd Bittle
Lawson F. Bitte
Middletown
Emory L Bittle
HC. F
Lutheran Church
Myersville Savings Bank
Jonathan Bittle
Tunney Aims to Meet George Bernard Shaw in London
Gene Tunney hopes to meet playwright George Bernard Shaw who is in Paris and set to return to London by September 15. Shaw replied he would be delighted to meet Tunney and intends to see him then.
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London
Gene Tunney
George Besnard Shaw
Daly Mail
Shaw
Taures
Tim
Gene
Beck
Interalution
Local Democrats Open Fall Campaign Meeting in Frederick
The Democratic County Central Committee held its opening session in Frederick County at 2 PM in the YMCA Auditorium. Chairman Leonard Barrick presided as leaders William Grove and others spoke on campaign plans and district reports were presented.
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Frederick County
Democratic County Central Committee
Leonard Co. Barrack
Willam J. Grove
Corey Etchison
David C. Winetrenner
Ind
Ithera
Appearieni Us
Miliacry Committee
Wee Anneee
Barrick
Samual A. Lewis
Charles W. Lough
James A. Long
P. S. Lansdale
Ernest A. Lawrence
George B. McCleery
Ira J. McCurdy
Edward B. Measel
W. Clinton Sherry
John D. Nicodemus
Richard F. Nailin
Mm. Kent C
Nicodemus
Misa Mary
Ott
C. Albert Orrison
Richard Potts
Elmer McC. Firebus
Osborne L Price
Francis Perrott
Jacob Rohrbeck
Benjamin F. Reich
John &. Reon
Richard P. Rose
E. Charles Renn
R. M. Res
Frank L. Stoner
George F. Smith
B. Braley
L. C. Sundard
William Shipley
Charles F. Sereer
Charles F. Smith
Richard ‘Yy Simmons
C. Thomas Summers Smith
Edward P. Thorss
G Leiscester ‘Thores
Charles C. Waters
Charles Wertheimer
Glenn H. Worthington
J. Windsor Willams
J. A. Williamson
Henry A. T7arrenfeltz
Charles D. Walker
Robert Ib Warfeld
Mra
H. Dorsey Etchison
C. Will Four
James H. Gamtxill
F. Ros Myers
Rivard J. Smith
C. Foomas Summers
Robert L. Warfield
David C. Wine
Brenner
Parsons Newman
Andrew A. Annan
Alfred W Gaver
A LeRoy McCardell
Mildred Brengie
W. Clinton McSherry
Roger R. Rice
Alton ¥. Bennett
August T. Brust
Jos. F. Eisenhater
Amen Burgee
H Dorsey Etchison
William A. Gaver
Mary C. Ott
Edward PB
Thomas Ashley B
Guy E. Matter
Auditew A Annan
Leonard C. Barrick
Mary V. Butcher
Les Me N. Coblentz
Samuel E. Davis
Louis ‘C. Exchison
Joseph
Gernand
Wilam J. Grove
John B. Jamison
Harald Marvin Jones
J. Harte Rensety
Transportating
S. Edward Shay
Willem J. Grote
I George &. Rodoti
Tilden to Apply for Reinstatement
Better Ange 25 wre TF Tien 2n6 barred from amaiest ter m Bis by a ruling of the executive committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. He said he would apply for reinstatement at the September meeting. Weather outlook for the week shows mostly fair conditions with showers midweek and again later in the week. Temperatures expected to rise toward the end of the week into the upper 90s.
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Taned States Lawn Tenis Association
Washington
Weeet Gutinek
Father Tells Judge He Has 18 Children in 14 States
Frederick County Maryland Chil dren's Aid Society reports rising workload as cases surge, with 18 children from the Stambaugh family placed in foster homes. The Juvenile Court heard testimony from the 73-year-old father and others about neglect and poverty. The society, aiding 400 local children, plans its fall appeal in September to finance continued work.
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Frederick County
Maryland Children's Aid Society
Ysaacs Stambaugh
Jimtown
Anna Stambaugh
Rochester
N. Y
John Stambaugh
Garrett
Ind
New York
Stambaugh
Emae
Pord
Ald Society
Children’s Aid Society
Poe
Baltimore County
Tiss
Montgomery County
Resumption of Upward Movement Outshines Market
New York reports a broad stock market rally with many issues hitting new high records. Rail and industrial stocks show strength led by motor, copper, foods, business machines, and chemicals while call money hovers near 7 percent amid expectations of stable rates until government actions unfold.
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New York
Ces
Wall Street
Tates
Sterling Exchange
London
Missing Milwaukee Woman Found Identified by Distinct Mar
Authorities identified the body of Lenora Abitt, a Milwaukee domestic missing since June 10, as the woman found stuffed in a culvert. Coroner's physician Dr. E. T. Ridway said marks on the body matched her, and the victim appeared dead about six weeks.
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Bikhorn
E. T. Ridway
Lenora Abitt
Milwaukee
Stock Market Strength Repeats With Broad Gains
The market showed strength with many issues hitting new yearly highs as trading volume surged. About 1.5 million shares changed hands in blocks from 5 000 to 14 000, while major names like American Telephone and Telegraph rose, and a Chicago audience noted leadership changes and ongoing events in a brisk session.
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Aote
Pune
Wheat Prices Fall Below Production Cost in U S Market
Chicago reports indicate U S wheat trades under production cost with much grain likely fed to livestock. Prices show a weekly drop as export demand and frost risks in Canada affect futures and corn premiums rise for September delivery. Oats see tightened prices due to strong domestic and export demand.
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Chicago
Canada
United States
French Plane Bound for New York Reaches Near-Disaster
At Le Bourget Field in Prence, August 24, the French monoplane Franc re started a east to west Atlantic attempt but narrowly avoided catastrophe. Pilot Capt. Louis Courdouret skillfully dodged high tension wires and dipped under them to clear the obstacle, saving three occupants from death as the craft scraped the field and returned.
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le Bourget
Prence
Atlante
New York
Louis Courdouret
Courdouret
Missing treasurer prompts nationwide search
The Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention announces a nationwide search for C. B. Carnes, treasurer, who has not been heard from since leaving Atlanta on August 15 for Raleigh, North Carolina. The board fears an accident may have occurred. Local readers were unable to provide information about Carnes after confirmation he left Atlanta on August 16.
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Maximillian Bradoc
Fayette 1Otty
Pittsburgh
Etwanis Club
Gation Edea
Atlanta
Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptit Convention
C. &. Carnes
Raleigh
N.C
Carnes
Haligh
Southern Bapist Convention
Subway Crash Kills Fifteen in New York
AP report lists victims from New York area in a crowded subway express wreck during the evening rush hour. Among the dead are James Burke and Joseph Cone with others identified by town. dozens were injured or treated, and a suspect faced possible homicide charges as investigators probed a defective switch.
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New York
James Burke
Merrick
Deseph Cone
George Prey
Rockville Center
M. D
Mary Hains
Vincent Menegus
Clifem
N. J
Inving Rabinowitz
Alien Wetherford
Mis Marian Zipsunder
Herbert
Anns Kane
Anne McGrearity
Mabel Whitman
Mra Apes Quigsey
Pathe News Ohm
Great Throng Awaits Glimpse of Suh at Review
A large crowd gathers for a review of national troops with Governor Smith at the center. Smith, with family at Spring Lake, reads the morning papers before breakfast at Monmouth Hotel. Bethesweet and Governor Mew wait at Seagit for the event.
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Smith
Governor Smith
Spring Lake
Monmouth
Bethesweet
Mew
Seagit
New York
Kelcogg kneels at Arc de Triomphe shrine
A report from Parts notes Secretary Kelomm at the American Embassy near Paris fulfills a quiet ceremonial moment. He visits the Arc de Triomphe and kneels before the shrine for a brief meditation after a day of official duties.
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Arch DE Triomphe
Kellegg Kuaieg
Bees Ag
Weil
Kam
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