Hood College opening set for September 24 address by Dr Cavert
Hood College plans a busy fall with the Dome interior to be renovated after the Federal Council of Churches visit. Dr Samuel McCrea Cavert will deliver the opening address on September 24 as enrollment grows and faculty staffing tightens.
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Hood Cotene
Joseph B. Apple
Samuel McCrea. Cavert
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
McCrea
Hood College
Dorothy JT ‘Morrill
Sarah. Lovejoy
Morrill
Miss Mar
Jorie Stoughton
Mazel C. Lytton
West Bedfonl, O
Syracuse University
Hood
Appie
Cobvlentz
Reformed Missionary Conference
Coolentz Hal
Migran Hall
Weather data fragment with unusual spellings
Fragmented weather report shows 24 hour precipitation, trace to 1.68 inches, and various monthly figures. High and low temperatures noted with uncertain values, forecast for today and tomorrow listed in garbled form.
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Jay Vo Cave
Janus
Jane
30 BOYS WN SCOUT CAMP COMING WEEK
Bar Scout reservation at Thurmont near Frederick to host about thirty Scouts and younger boys next week. Camp program includes sanitation, cot inspection, personal belongings, tents, water, dining, and kitchen duties under Stall Leader Chastesjn Utterback. Ninety percent of enrollees plan to stay longer. organizers hope to make it a permanent site.
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Bar
Dear Thurmont
Henry FR. Coates
Frederick
Coates
Buen i
Chastes Jn Utterback
John Barker
Lawrence Yourtee
Robert Behne
Frank Derizbaugh
Trago Brust
Anthony Cramer
Frank Dertzbaugh
Daniel Jacobs
Robert Kehne
Earl Leach
Wiliam Lebherz
Vernon Jennings
Henry Nusz
Edgie Russell
Nelson Shull
Austin Sherald
Walter Sherald
Cubs Thomas
Robert
Richard Lebherz
Lee Jacobs
Ted
Picture of humanity's plight at mammoth peace meet
London July 21 AP reports Prime Minister MacDonald warned at a Albert Hall peace gathering that a future Armageddon could come from exhaustion and uniformity. Lloyd George and Baldwin joined the discussion on arms and peace as the event aired in the United States. The long event faced interruptions from ballooning incidents and a hospital note closes the snippet.
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London
MacDonald
Albert Hall
David Lloyd- George
Stanier Baldwin
The
United
States
Germany Faces Financial Crisis as Cabinet Meets
Berlin reports a drastic government plan to abandon the gold standard and place German exports under state control. Officials cite Reichsbank reserves and foreign currency runs as reason to adopt Soviet-like measures and restrict capital flight, with talks of Austro German customs union and Danzig status changes.
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Germany
Hans
Othe
Bruening
Tempelhof
Reichsbang
Catinet
Reichsbank
France
Dr. Luther &S
Danzig
Fifty Mile Hour Truck Charge Faces Hagerstown Driver
Earl E Reel of Hagerstown faced Justice Bowers after pleading guilty to speeding a fifty mile hour load on the National Highway. State officer E D Dryden arrested him near Jug Bridge as the motor stayed in gear. A separate driver John R Molesworth paid a five dollar fine for failing to stop at the National Highway.
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Earl E. Reel
Hagerstown
River
Justice Bowers
Peoples Court
Reel
Omcer
E. D. Dryden
Jug Bridge
John R. Molesworth
Anderson
Racketeer Irving Shapiro Shot In Brooklyn Hallway
Irving Shapiro aged 26 was assassinated in the hallway of his Brooklyn home. Police say the killing is tied towire rackets involving slot machines and laundry businesses run by associates of Meyer and Tony Mongno. The incident followed an earlier attempt in Trini Hospital.
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New York
Irving Shapiro
Brooklyn
Polce
Tony Mongno
Trini Hospital
Ising
Brot Meyer
Pod Shapiro
Woman's death in fire under police probe
Officials investigate a fatal blaze at a residence where a woman, widow of a local figure, was found dead. A fight club proprietor, often seen with her, is being sought for questioning as part of the inquiry.
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NEA News
Buren
Serrlen
Es Gurl
Shear. Com
Pollee Investigati
Washington
Navy
New Akron Waa
Department
Dirigidie Waa
Bureau of Aeronautics
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Akron
Herbert Hoover
Felda given five years for husband slaying
Cumberland reports Mrs. Ros Felda, 52, jailed for five years in the House of Correction after conviction in Circuit Court for killing her husband Michael Felda by poisoning alcohol. Carrie Harvey’s charges as accessory were dropped by the State.
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Folloner
Cumberland
D. Lindley Sloan
Ros Felda
House of Correction
Felda
Garrett Bounty
Cirjcuit
Michael Felda
Carrie Harvey
Zepp and Others Foiled in Westminster Jail Escape Plot
Carroll County reports detail a jail escape plot involving the inmate Geo Zepp and two associates. Zepp confessed to multiple robberies and provided names of accomplices while investigators note his prior jailbreaks and movements across states.
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Zepp
Owas
Dale Lamberg
Bertram Yeatman
Lewia Johnson
Ail Seid
Ant George C. Zepp
Carroll Cour
Sachateet
Zapp
John Zanz
Western Maryland Railway
Oliver Zepp
Westminster
Carroll County
Predelck County
Powble
Huntington
W. Va
Mobile
Ala
T. W. Mather & Sons, Inc
Medford
Taneytown
Farmers Supply Co
Zang
Palmer
Pennsylvania Railway Detective Service
Hampstead Milking Company
Keymar
Geo
Jacksonville
Florida
Calla
Wellen in Hagerstown on drunken driving charge
Jesse F Wellen shrubbery salesman from Frederick was arrested near Beaver Creek after a crash into a bridge and a ditch. He faces a Police Court hearing in Hagerstown on drunken driving with a prior conviction noted. Magistrate Richard Sweeney will hear the case.
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Jesse F. Wellen
Frederick
Hagerstown
Welien Wan Texen
Beaver Creek
Johan Gout
Washington County
Wellen
Richard Sweeney
Westen
Improvements Completed at East Church Street Offices
Extensive alterations at No. 7 East Church Street finished after seven weeks. Drs. Smith Thomas and Peatre now occupy redesigned second floor offices with a general waiting room at the stair landing and private suites on the front and rear, while the first floor hosts the old occupant Noah E. Cramer & Son.
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East Church Street
Witam
Smith
Edward P. Thomas
A. Austin Peatre
Secold Moor
Dr. Smith
Thomas
Peatre
Dewbs Fixing Days At The 4.0R Meet
Unclear readable fragments hint at a sporting event titled with "4.0R" and a schedule or feature. No coherent names or places are readable to identify participants or outcomes.
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Ihe
Teceda
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Opens New Lodge Room With Installations
The Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 YO G F held its first meeting in the new lodge room on West Church Street with a large attendance. Noble grand Mrs. Estelle Zimmerman presided as officers were installed by district deputy president Mrs. Mollie Harrington. The ceremony featured new officers including Amy Hoffman as Noble Grand and Edith Stainer as Warden, with remarks praising the new headquarters.
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
YO. G. F
Independent
West Church Street
Agble Grand
Estelle Zimmerman
Mollie Harrington
Celeste R. Thomas
Elizabeth Seeger
Miole Haugh
Jane Houck
Noble Grand
Amy Hoffman
Pau Mne R. Koontz
Edith Stainer
Lillian Brown
Esther Steiner
Mabel Stultz
Franklin N. Shipley
Rebekah Zimmerman
Ruth Morgan
Katherine Ridenour
Guardian
Lucy Mason
Anna Mohler
Hofman
Lodge
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Zim- Tad
Suspension Denied to Albert B. Fall in 1939 Bribery Case
Washington Court signals no immediate change in Fall’s punishment after denial of suspension. Justice Bailey weighs a motion to modify to a day added to the sentence while noting no material condition change since 1939. Fall, ex Secretary of the Interior, faces potential continued imprisonment despite appeals and health concerns raised by counsel.
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Albert B. Fall
Albert B. Y
Baley
Coumbia Supreme Court
Bailey
Frank Hogan
Fall
Hogan
Bailey Gaid
el Paso
Washington
Walt
Wrest
Pall
Edward I. Doheny
Tex
A Alberg
Secretary of the Interior
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Aveka
Summer pet show planned at Baker Park after July Fourth
Public playground attendance rose last week with 1400 at Baker Park and smaller counts on Washington Street Winchester Street Hust Third Street and North Market Street. A pet show is set for Baker Park Thursday July 16 at 6 30 PM with prizes for unusual largest smallest and most original pets. Lawn dodgeball and badge medal events continue as season awards approach. Miss Hecca Hanh discusses supervision.
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Rite
Baker Park
Washington Street
Winchester Street
Hust Third Street
North Market Street
Hecca Hanh
Supervasor
Two Killed and Ten Wounded in WIlk and Barber Conflict
Reported clashes tied to a price war which damaged a dairy plant and several shops. A dairy facility wrecked, a shop demolished, and six other stores damaged by an expanding missile. two men killed and ten injured. Police described the scene as a violent episode with two men seen near an automobile explosion.
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Rev. OR. Cavert
Federal Council of Churches
Coblentz Hall
NEA
York
Chiez
Bire
M’donald
Mré
Evta Hoeck, Jr
Baltimore Hospital
Gary
Lb. Lord
East
Luther
Berlin
Speed
Treck Tae
Mr. Aly Fire Company
Mack Truck Factor
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Pany
Per Sips
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Beck
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la Odeck
Enue
Severn
Sherwood Forest
Annapolis
Ward Fissler
C . H. Fissler
Philadelphia
Altieener
Severn River
Sherwood Feteat
United States Naval Academy
Mexico
Roosevelt Field
Seth Yerrington
Edward Maloney
Mexico City
Hagen
Mississauga Golf Club
Toronto
Ont
Walter Magen
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mortie Dutra
Los Angeles
Catus
HAWKS
Indiana Field
James Goodwin Hall
War Flyer
California
Frank Hawks
Demescutrix
Witnnesses
Theopé D. Harp
D. Princeton Burkey
Liest
Allen G. Quyn
Camande
Baltimore City
Monrovia
Church of the Brethren
Mae Martin
Tobias Martin
Ellis Wagoner
Carroll Warfield
William Martin
Abe Poole
Roscet Martin
Chares Brunner
Margaret Main
Dorothy Brunner
Evelyn Roderick
Edna Derr
Margaret Wagoner
Pern Roderick
Louise Warfeld
Helen Main
Ruby Roderick
Ester Martin
Rose Wagoner
Myrtle Roderick
George Brashaul
Grayson B Derr
Paul Geisder
Raymond Roderick
Zi Martin
Halph Brasheats
William Coskerly
Herman
Alvin
Delbe
Serge Pantey
Sears
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb
Fay Tae Gale
West Orange
Jesse Wellen
NEW Navy
Remedeed Church St
Samuel D
Opotau
Ricktown
Miter R
Faust Wasche
Middie
Justice Bailey
Washington Court
Wilk and Barber
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