Hood College board ends with named standing committees
Hood College boards and alumnae council held a lengthy meeting with officers re-elected. standing committees include Buildings and Grounds, Instruction, Finance, Reference, and others. James Gambrill and Coblentz lead Buildings and Grounds while Dr Bromer and Mrs Hollinger head Instruction. extensive discussion of reports and a new Buildings and Grounds committee.
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Hood College
peoex
Rosa Dunvall
Raymond I. Ford
James BH
Cobientz
Gambrill
J. Dutrow
Prank Levering
Philadelphia
Coblentz
Atrs
Darrow
Say- Rey
B. L. Grieffer
Air
Gambril
Star
J. B. Shrock
BE. M. Diewsch
Helen O'Boyle Hamme
Weather Today Report and Precipitation Totals
Daily weather summary reports yesterday high of 68 and low of unknown. Precipitation 0.06 inches today with year to date 430 inches. January normal 3.20 inches vs actual 15.31 inches. Deficiency 3.35 inches. Sunrise 7:22 AM, sunset 5:18 PM. Moonrise 12:10 PM tomorrow, moonset 12:64 PM today.
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mormy
tomormor
Disabled Destroyer Towed Into New London Harbor
The coast guard destroyer Herndon, damaged in a fog collision with the collier Lemuel Burrows near Montauk Point, arrived at New London under tow by the Acushnet. A 15 foot hole marred her port bow, crew treated for exposure, Burrows bow damaged but no serious injuries reported.
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New London
coast guard
Herndon
Lemuel Burrows
Acushner
Burrows
Montauk Point
Block Island
law
Jess
sian
Long's Choice in Democratic Primary for Governor
K Allen is the Bury Long candidate in the Democratic primary to be decided January 19 in Lows sama. He will be opposed by George S. Gucon and Dudley J. LeBlanc, both anti-Long. A second primary is scheduled for February 2 as the party pivots after Governor Long’s upcoming move to the United States Senate on May 16.
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Washington
Arti-Saloon League
Edward B. Dunford
House
Dunford
K. Alen
Bury Long
Lowssama
Allen
George S. Gucon
Dudley J. LeBlanc
noo
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simmer
Long
United States Senate
Leaders Confer on Plans for Bicentennial Bridge
Washington officials and party leaders including Speaker Garner and Senator Tydings met to discuss progress on the planned bicentennial celebration. A preliminary inspection tour included the Arlington Memorial Bridge and the brand new Memorial Boulevard prior to the bridge's opening and subsequent closure for completion with full dedication slated later.
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Washington
dan
House
Hoover
Jack Garner
Pess
Republican National counse
Tydings
Maryland
Tyson
Republcan
Connects
Bloom
Two convicts in hospital after knife fight in prison yard
In Trenton on January 16 two state prison inmates were hospitalized after a riotous knife fight in the prison yard. Charles Griffin 30 and Julius Callie 23 were wounded. Griffin attacked by ten convicts and both unarmed. Griffin and Callie were in serious condition.
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Trenton
N. J
Charles Griffin
newly
Julius Callie
Passaic county
Grifin
Caile
Goin
Hearing Tonizbi Asvered at 330 Pricey
A garbled report notes a hearing involving Tonizbi Asvered on a $330 issue tied to a badge at Grumzemne. It mentions a four man group, a person named John Doe, and Harry Rovers, with a $5 collateral reference. Photographs are referenced from Your Photograps and Binks TM jam Farm Journal.
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Tonizbi
Grumzemne
fioet
John Doe
lavetT
bes mame
Hary
Trial and Missionary Meeting Dominate Near April Annals
A plan for the April trial in the Samuel L. Trier versus Hany F. Schmidt case moves forward with resumed arguments after a morning session presided by Judge Arthur D Willard. Separately, planners discuss the Woman’s Missionary Society annual meeting of the Maryland Classis at the third Reformed Church with executives meeting at Hood College. programs include morning and afternoon sessions, a speaker, and services at the church with luncheon and dinner.
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Samuel L. Trier
xcal tech
Hany F. Schmidt
Arthur D Wllard
Car. Holtz
Willam M.Stomm
Samuel A Lewis
AzBa
Wood
Woman's Missensry Society of
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Reformed church
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ncude
Hagers
Frederick
Westminster
Walkersville
Woodshor
Tazeytown
Boonsboro
Adamstown
Keedysvile
Clear Spring
Classis
Harry N Bassler
Missionary Society of the Maryland Classis
Pricay
Merran Hall
Coblentz
Joseph H * apple
MMirs. Bassier
Scott Wagner
Hagerstown
R. G. Foltz
Maurice D. Coblentz
Middetown
Miles. P. Reifs
Moonshiners Target Water Barrels on Maryland Bridge
Railroad police report theft of water fired barrels from the Balltmore and Ohio Railroad bridge over the Potomac at Harpers Ferry. Two barrels were found with moonshiners, while two others disappeared the same night. No arrests reported as raids by federal agents curb distilling in Frog Hollow near the border.
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Ohio Rairoad
Harpers Ferry
Marrland
barcels
Aquor
Frog Hollow
Potomac
Uquor
m.pe
Eleven Indicted In Anne Arundel Co Expose
Eleven men and county policemen were indicted by the Anne Arundel grand jury on charges of taking bribes from Morris Legum and Harry Patterson for operating slot machines during the summer of 1931. The list includes Legum, a bondsman, and depot owner Colfer. 230 charges of bribery against the officers. The present indictment names John Manhiey Tom Prout Chris Balmar Harry Stone mas Hall Tom Culiember Joan cog and Robert Flannery. court officers Reuben Grempler Joseph Wikemen and George Olson. Each faced weekly payoffs from 19 to 60 dollars.
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Apmapoli
Anne Arundely grand jury
wies
Morris Legum
Harrys Patterson
fice
Sherri R. Troy
Degucy shes
John Manhiey
Tom Prout
Chris Balmar
Harry Stone
mas Hall
Tom Culiember
Joan cog
Robert Flannery
Reuben Grempler
Joseph Wikemen
George Olson
Huston's package sparked a bomb scare in Washington
A package sent by a former chairman disrupted Washington on January 16, triggering a bomb scare at the Department of Commerce. Authorities investigated the sender and motive as part of the case.
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HUSTON
Washington
sADy
Department of Commerce
wigmai
st- Doms
Defense League Seeks Aid in Yuel Lee Case
A fragmented notice requests legal support for the Yuel Lee defense. Details are unclear, but the text references a defense league and assistance for a Tuesday session in an unspecified jurisdiction.
Funeral Held For Miss Mary Fuss In Emmitsburg
Funeral services were held this morning for Miss Mary Fuss 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Ascury Fuss of Emmitsburg She died Wednesday afternoon at Frederick City Hospital of peritonitis shortly after admission Her illness lasted several days She was a member of the Emmitsburg High School class of 1930 and classmates served as pallbearers The funeral was at the Lutheran church with Rev Philip Bowe and burial in Mountain View Cemetery Also noted was a miscellaneous shower for Miss Fuss at the home of Mr and Mrs Elisworth Mullins with refreshments afterward.
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Ascury Fuss
Emmitsburg
Miss Fuss
Prederick City Hospital
perttontis
Miss Puss
Wiliam Oiter
Emmittsburg
Higlen Puss
ote brocher
Fuss
Pumerai
Bankrupt petitions filed against Holden and Feron
Three bankruptcy petitions were served on Holden and Feron. Details reference liabilities of £125 and $13,545.23, with related court filings and notices arising from the proceedings.
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gala KB
Jefferi
Holden & Feron
pangruphcy
School Expenses of Frederick County Drop 6 Percent
Frederick County auditor reports show the 1930 31 fiscal year ending July 1931 total disbursements at 643 257 49 down from 685 556 72 last year. Major cuts include building costs plummeting from 102 802 96 to 9 149 with salaries varying by gender and level, transportation rising 30 percent to 60 247 46, and textbooks up about 200.
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Frederick
secouit
May Extend Limits for Emmitsburg Sewer Plan
Town commissioners consider extending corporate limits to Emmitsburg to widen sewerage and pave the way for a legislative extension. The Eas Main Street area would gain municipal service, residents currently taxed by the corporation may benefit, and septic tank sites along the sewer are urged.
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Eas
Main street
Exnanitsburg
seston
Imus
Hield Musical Program at Furst Bep Noted
A fragment reports a musical program at the Furst Bep venue with attendees and a small audience. The note mentions a chime and Vieha saa but lacks clear names or dates.
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Hield
TLE L cass
Furst Bepnicht
Weather Outlook for North and Medda Region Coming Week
The forecast indicates unsettled weather across the North and Midregion with a mix of rain and dry spells. Temperatures hover around seasonal norms with moisture chances increasing midweek and at week’s end, bringing showers to southern areas.
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M.dte
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Bee
Gaithersburg man charged with kidnapping after schoolgirl pickup
Thomas Cuhane, 62, of Gaithersburg, was charged with kidnapping by Carrol county authorities after he picked up 15 year old Helen Brown on a highway and refused to let her exit. He had previously been fined $25 for reckless driving when stopped near Westminster. The girl, niece of State's Attorney Theodore F. Brown, described being dazed after the car passed her home. Cuhane was held on a 569 dollar bond.
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Thomas Cuhane
Gaithersburg
Westminster
Helen Brown
Cahartes
Cuhane
schop
Atformaney
Theodore FL Brown
Cuhare h tar
kamound
Canadian murderer hanged in coal shed
A Canadian court records a fatal hanging carried out in a coal shed. The incident involved the condemned man identified in local reports and followed by officials as a high profile murder case. Public notices indicated the execution location and timing.
Navy Men Ask Short Maneuvers to Shield Homes
Navy department weighs restricting maneuvers in Hawaii to let 7001 sailors protect their families as Secretary Wilbur testifies before the Senate Territories Committee. He criticizes lax Hawaii policing and cites the Massie case influence on jury verdicts and the Justice Department probe pending.
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Washington
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Hawaii
Wilbur
Lawrence Judd
Honolulu
Senate
or department
ais
Thomas
Massie
Man Hit By Auto Breaks Leg Near Mt Pleasant
Charles Hot, 57, of Mt Pleasant, a Black man, was struck by John Holtzople’s car on a rural road between Mt Pleasant and Chestnut Grove Friday at about 3 45 PM. Hot suffered a broken leg and was taken to hospital after Holtzople and Dr. O B Stone reached the scene. State police investigated the crash as Holtzople claimed he was blinded by approaching cars.
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Charles HOt
Mt. Pleasant
John Holtzople
Union
Chestnut Grove
Hill
Fredericl
Holtzople
O. B. Stone
Liberty
Four killed as auto breaks crossing gate at Addison
In Corning New York a crowd ed sedan returning from a dance crashed through a railroad crossing gate and was struck by an X passenger train. Four people died including Arthur Woodbeck 30 Harold Stamford 27 and two of Woodbeck s children. The Woodbeck wife Ruth and two more children suffered severe burns and possible internal injuries.
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Arthur Woodbeck
Addison
Harold Stamford
wascarora
Woodbeck
Ruth Woodbeck
Emmitsburg Farm Sold in Public Sale
Emmitsburg farm known as the Romarts B Florence property comprising a house barn and outbuildings sold this morning at public auction in front of the Hotel Slagle Emmitsburg for 2825 dollars. The sale process listed Jacob S New as assignee and Jean L Ostro as nonesr Fleet Arrives For Maneuvers Aboard ship in Guantanamo Cuba on March 16 the Navy announces a new exercise underway with fleet units departing for maneuvers.
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Romarts B. Florence
Slagle
wourg
Robert McNair
Fai- Pa
Jaco S. New
Jean L. Ostro
Guantanamo
Cuba
Navy
Unive
Apartments in Frederic City Show Large Supply Issue
The article notes many Frederick apartments, with confusion about counts. It mentions the largest class of apartments and a building with six units, estimating around 400 units in the market as of 3705. The piece frames supply as a headline in the News-Post Booscopes section.
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Fredericx
wick
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