Hood College Moving Up Day Honors Seniors and Campus Enhancements
Hood College held Moving Up Day with President Apple praising the senior class for their leadership and endowment progress. Gifts to the campus include trees, a fountain, arbors, benches, and a reading desk as the class of 1929 passes the college ring to the new seniors. Scholarships and awards were announced across Alumnae Association prizes, English department prizes, and home economics design contests, with multiple students named for poetry, essays, and artwork.
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Hood College
Joseph H. Apple
Henry T. Wade
Apple
Margaret Harvey
Ruth Anderson
Brodbeck Hall
Cobentz Hall
Helen Redick
Adele Valentine
Alumnae Hall
No Term For Hit-Run Driver Who Killed Man
Baltimore June 1 AP A suspended sentence of two years was set by Judge Albert Owens for Charles H B Smith 19 found guilty of manslaughter. Smith was the driver of the small car that struck Clarence D Milholland a B and O RR civil engineer April 32 causing his death. He was driving 28 to 36 mph on a rainy night at the intersection and said he continued because he was afraid to stop. The judge paroled him due to youth and good prior record.
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Baltimore
Albert Owens
Charles H. B. Smith
Smith
Clarence D. Milholland
Milholland
Owens
Red Men Rally in Maryland District Here Wednesday
A large Red Men rally from Maryland and nearby states is set for Wednesday night in the State Armory. A 7 oclock parade leads to a degree work rally with candidates. Speeches will include William J. Stetson and officials from Maryland and New Jersey.
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Maryland
State Armory
District of Columbia
Washington County
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Winchester
Manchester
Patapsco
Lovettsville
Taylorstown
Baltimore City
New Jersey
William J. Stetson
Clinton A. Porter
Chase, Md
Samuel L. Mason
Baltimore
Junior Sagamore
George H. Hoffman
Great Council of Red Men of
United States
Frederick
Brunswick
Union Bridge
Uniontown
Wolfsville
Sabillasville
Westminster
Howard M. Albaugh
This City
Roy L.crum
John W. Starr
Jacob H. Mackley
H. H. Bond
William H. Campbell
W. H. DeLaughter
Earl Eby
M. F. Birely
C. F. Manahan
Sadillasville
Worthington P. Wachter
Hagerstown
Patriotic
The
Great Council
Red Men of the
Five men trek on foot to locate Italia crash site in Spitzbergen
Paul Kramer and four Italian alpinists travel across Red Bay and Lietde Bay toward Northeast Land to reach possible Italia landing area. Sealer Hobby and planes with Norwegian pilots, plus ice steamer Braganza, prepare to search north coast and winter houses while air expeditions mass in Europe.
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Associated Press
King’s Bay
Europe
Italia
Paul Kramer
Spitzbergen
Red Bay
Lietde Bay
Amsterdam Island
Northeast Land
TO HONOR WAR DEAD
Observance of Confederate Decoration Day by the Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM with services at Mt Olivet cemetery and brief services at St John s Catholic cemetery. The Mt Olivet program includes prayer by Rev E E Burgess singing Let Us Pass Over the River address by Judge Glenn H Worthington solo by Mrs J T Pyles prayers hymn God Be With You Till We Meet Again taps by Everett Schildknecht master of ceremonies Albert S Brown. Attendees are asked to bring flowers for Confederate graves. flowers will also be placed in the Catholic cemetery afterward.
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Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
St John’s Catholic Cemetery
E. E. Burgess
Brunswick
Glenn H. Worthington
J.T. Pyles
Everett Schildknecht
Albert S. Brown
WVU Music Instructors Die In Auto Crash Near Briar Hill
Brownsville Pennsylvania June 1 AP Prof Frank Delli Gatti music instructor at West Virginia University was killed and Prof Louis Black head of the music school was shaken and bruised when their car crashed into a telegraph pole and overturned near Briar Hill on the way back to Morgantown. Anthony Florentino of Elkins senior at the university and driver was slightly injured and held on a technical charge.
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Brownsville
Frank Delli Gatti
West Virginia University
Louis Black
Briar Hill
Morgantown
W. Va
Anthony Florentino
Elkins
W Va
Opal Zauce Crowned Miss College Beauty at Headelberg
Mise La Opal Zauce of Wooster Ohio was selected by Leonard Richmone as the most beautiful participant among four girls representing pulchritude from the alleve classes at Headelberg College in Tiffin Ohio.
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Mise la Opal Zauce
Wooster
Leonard Richmone
Headelberg College
Tiffin
Tourists Observe Senate Daywear and Dignitaries
NEA Service writer Rodney Dutcher files a whimsical daytime gallery view of senators during a long filibuster session. He notes William Cabell Bruce, Tom Heflin, Cole Blease, Jim Reed and others in distinct attire and expressions, from bow ties and pearl gray suits to bald heads and tortoise-shelled glasses, painting a colorful portrait of Capitol Hill amid the closing debate.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Senate
William Cabell Bruce
Bruce
Tom Hef Hn
Alabama
Tom
Hea Hag
Cole Blease
Coal Blaze
South Carolina
Jim Reed
Missouri
Mississippi
Jim
Swanson and
Glass
Virginia
Swanson
Taeviize
Capitol Hill
Gamecock
Fess
Shortridge
Hayden
Harris
Metcalf
Freddie Hale
Maine
Tivoli Theater Addition on West Patrick Street
A new one story store room is to be erected east of the Tivoli Theater on West Patrick Street. Hahn Betson bought the contract and work begins immediately with completion targeted around July 15. Dr. Thomas M. Williamson will operate a soda fountain and drug shop in the new building which will not open into the theater lobby.
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Stanley-Crandall Company
Tivoli Theater
West
Patrick Street
W. Clinton McSherry
Hahn & Betson
Thomas M. Williamson
Dr. Williamson
Market Street
J. J. Newberry Company
West Patrick Street
Martinsburg Woman Dies En Route Home in Ambulance
Mrs Grace L Davis 41 wife of Charles H Davis died Wednesday morning about 1130 in an ambulance on the road between Harpers Ferry and Charles Town. She had been visiting family in Brunswick starting Tuesday night. Survived by husband mother Mrs Mattie L Rockwell son William Bowie sister Mrs Clara Albert five brothers. Funeral at Trinity M E Church Martinsburg at 1 PM with interment in Brunswick.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Brunswick
Grace L. Davis
Charles H. Davis
Harper's Ferry
Charles Town
Grover Bowie
William Bowie
Penn State College
Mattie L. Rockwell
Albert
Edward
Boyd Rockwell
Washington
Hilleary
Thomas
Fred
Trinity M. E
South
Recall of Wartime Trains Pass Through On Way To Camp Holabird
Wartime memories reawaken as U S Army Quartermaster Corps trucks roll through the city in train convoys. The high trucks depart Columbus Ohio and head to Camp Holabird near Baltimore with sections led by commanding officers. The line travels via the national pike through Hagerstown and would exit toward Baltimore pike to reach the destination.
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United States Army Quartermaster Corps
Columbus
Ohio
Camp Holabird
Baltimore
National Pike
Haserstown
Frederick Baseball Club faces possible shake up
Rumors of a major shake up in the Frederick Baseball Club of the Blue Ridge League circulated this morning though officials did not disclose details. An announcement was expected this evening after a meeting of club heads and talks that required more time for consideration.
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Frederick
Parliamentary Body Members Meet in World Leaders Forum
Report notes a gathering of prominent figures described as the white hat and moustached group, claiming to comprise all members of a parliamentary body in the world. The fragment hints at an international forum or assembly setting with unspecified agenda.
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Lenty
Drowned crew members aboard Kershaw after collision near Martha's Vineyard
The freighter Kershaw, sailing Boston bound, was rammed by the President Garfield off East Chop island Martha's Vineyard. Seven to twelve crewmen drowned, including the ship's captain. thirty crew were rescued and four hours of Coast Guard aid followed as the Kershaw sank in 86 feet. The President Garfield stood by with passengers aboard.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Kershaw
Dollar
Garfield
Brooks
East Chop Island
Martha's Vineyard
G. H. Mote
Dollar Line Company
Boston
Wood's Hole
The
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company of
Baltimore
Baltimore Police Arrest Ernst McKeever in Brunswick
Baltimore police arrested Ernest McKeever in Brunswick on Thursday. Deputy Sheriff Morgan Bunkies led the operation. McKeever faced nine charges. He was taken back to Baltimore by two detectives and held in a city jail overnight.
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Baltimore
Ernest McKeever
Braunswick
Sher Morgan
Baltimore Charlier
McKeever
Mmn
Mayor Carter Celebrates Birthday with Friends
Mayor Lloyd C Carter marked his birthday amid a small gathering of supporters and friends. The event drew several well wishers who offered congratulations and shared in the celebration.
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Lloyd C Carter
Iedav Jourtiy
Laos
Chang Tso-Lin ready to leave Peking amid battle expectations
Dispatches report Marshal Chang Tso-Lin told diplomats he will evacuate Peking soon while remaining in the city until a decisive battle near Liutbo. Diplomats saw his speech as a valedictory and hoped protection arrangements would allow peaceful handover of the capital. Fire at Elk Garden va ruins eight buildings. loss around 15000 dollars.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Diplomatic Corps
Liutbo
Chang
J. J. Oudendijk
Korps
Naece
Elk Garden
Cumberland
W. Va
Western Maryland
Here
Thoreay
Fas
Plane Lost as Radio Fails During Hawaiian Flight
Honolulu June 1 AP The Southern Cross radioed that it was lost after radio failure while en route from California to Honolulu. Ships at sea were sent to aid and three army planes were ordered to escort the Australian crew led by Captain Kings Ford-Smith and Lieutenant Ulm as efforts continued to determine their position near Oahu.
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Honolulu
the Southern Cross
Mutual Wireless Company
Pacific
Southern Cross
California
Oakland
Hawaii
Wheeler Field
Oahu
Reat
Charles Kings Ford-Smitlee
C. P. T. Ulm
Harry W. Lyon
James Warner
Botn
San Francisco
GKW
Associated Press
Pacific Time
Senate Subpoenas Two More in Campaign Inquiry
New York June 1 AP The Senate presidential campaign fund investigating committee issued subpoenas for George W Olvany leader of Tammany Hall and Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City The panel was told Olvany had left town on a fishing trip and would not return before Monday A new subpoena was issued for Olaf R Miller superintendent of the New York State Civic League His name had been supplied to the committee by Senator Heflin of Alabama
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New York
Senate Presidential Campaign Fund
George W. Olvany
Tammany Hell
Frank Hague
Jersey
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Eight Kaser Family Burned to Death in Farmstead Fire
In Crvett Kansas a blaze destroyed the Kaser farm home near town late last night. All eight occupants including Afad Kaser his wife and six children perished when the fire swept through the dwelling. Neighbors found the house alight and the fire already out of control. The charred remains were recovered from the ruins.
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Crvett
Kan
Fad Kaser
Kaser
Jmo
Here
Weuthbors
TRS
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Weltho Horsman
Cari
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Green
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Theodore M Wood
Amanda Branhouse
Ruth Henninger
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Yelen Alhauzh Walker
Department of Home Feoromsts
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David Anderson
Tilden
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Adamstown
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Ruth Boone
Mt. Pleasant
Libertytown
Fairmount Cemetery
C. E Subach
M. E. Church
A. A. Pierce
M. P Church
George C. Pearson
Eizabeth May Cramer
Lesbian Literary Society
Virginia Voris
W. AL Lantz
Ruth Brichart
Charles J. Little
Golda Hook
Captain Samuel Dawson
H. D. Sheppard
Mary Hamm
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Helor Redic
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Sassen Bay
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Elkton
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Flight
Muzcual Wireless Company
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