Maryland Regents Elect Skinner Acting President Byrd Also Named
Baltimore July 10 Dr WW Sumner named chairman of the University of Maryland board of regents to succeed George Shriver who resigned July 2 following the board’s acceptance of Dr F Mond A Pearson’s resignation. Mrs John L Wantehurs named secretary to replace Skinner. H C Gurry Byrd named acting president and to be considered for the presidency along with other applicants. A Havana customer can buy any portion of a roadier or chicken that he desires.
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Red Cross Leaders Appoint U S Doctor for Abyssinia War
The Ethiopian Red Cross would be directed by an American physician, Dr. Robert H Hock, should Italy and Abyssinia enter war. Hock, head of a large mission hospital near Adas Os, organizer of the Red Cross, native of Wheeton Ti, will oversee GS doctors joining war zone service.
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Pleasant visits and community notes from July events
Social roundup from July 11 details calls on the Herbsts in Frederick County. Names include Ambrose, Foreman, Foucke, Fioras, Ruth Foreman, Nusbaum, Bruchey, Biggs, Brucher, Barnes, and others. Mentions a hospital infant recovery and local Sunday visits in Livertytown, Ravdallstoun, Walkersville, and Davis'own.
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Caestnut Grove
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Baltimore
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Lettiestoun
Jonas Burrer
Dorothy
Keng
Rosa Eng
John Covell
Frederick
Airs G. Luther Keng
Benjamin Hecbst
Biss Elsy
Robert Sincoine
Davis
Edward Hoffman
Jenas Hopk
Nevada Divorce Rates Show Many Out of State Matches
Nevada’s divorce bills move quickly yet locals contribute little. In Reno 1935's first half saw 1 266 marriages ended, only about eighty couples were Nevada residents and many of the eighty were Californians or others. By mid year forty seven states and eleven territories or foreign countries appeared in Reno’s 1935 divorce list. Auto crashes into pole near Catoctin DC area. No witnesses or operator identified. car likely left scene. A farmer named Famous Ham raises hogs and sells hams in Rising Sun Maryland.
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Frocks for Golf Dress Myths Busted by Bee thEacam A&é
Fashion notes by Gladys Parker highlight golf frocks designed for freedom of movement. Three outfits shown by a renowned woman golfer emphasize practicality with shirred backs, wide armholes, pockets, and tailored collars for ease of swing and comfort.
Flood Death Toll Rises Across Five States
Floods in five states killed 51 people and left six missing. About 3,000 homeless and property losses exceed 25 million dollars. New York State reported 40 deaths as authorities warn boiled water only to prevent typhoid outbreak. two boys drowned in New Jersey and a truck driver in Maryland.
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Tydings and Ickes Clash Over Virgin Island Administration
Maryland Senator Tydings and Interior Secretary Ickes clash in a Senate inquiry into the Virgin Islands administration of Governor Paul M Pearn. Tydings accuses Ickes of whitewashing a matter, while Ickes retorts to confine himself to the duties of his office as anger flares at perceived cheap tactics.
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Interior secretary accused at Senate hearing over Tidings
A reading of a fragment shows a critic accusing the Interior Secretary of pressuring Tidings and chairing the investigative committee. The speaker says Ickes faced demands to reveal actions to the United States Senate.
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Heat kills 31 in deadly middle section isolated in heat
A city region in Missouri faced extreme heat with 31 fatalities reported as officials struggle to control the grip of the heat wave. The toll includes residents from several nearby areas as emergency teams work to provide relief and assess ongoing risks. Local authorities urge cooling centers and shaded spaces as temperatures remain dangerously high.
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