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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1931
Page
7
Senior Class minister urges culture in speech to students. Rev Dr Jefferson warns that many Americans confine reading to trash and urges Christian influence for graduating girls. He challenges graduates to remain steadfast in faith and to pursue education despite barriers.
Formal dedicatory exercises marked the opening of Meyran Hall the new Hood College dormitory. Louis Meyran of Pittsburgh presented the building key to Emory Cobleniz who passed it to President Apple. A reception followed in the college with remarks, a memorial room gift from Mrs. B F DeLong and musical selections by faculty and students.
An Annapolis report notes a Baltimore lawyer involved in a May 31 vote matter at St Johns. The fragment references a graduation and a Har duate event, with unclear details about the official actions or outcomes.
A string of weekend crashes across the county left nine injured. Carroll DeBerry, 16, of Pranklinville, suffered serious injuries in a single car wreck on West Patrick Street near Tourist Park. Other injuries ranged from severe lacerations to shocks, with four more people hurt in separate collisions on National Highway and nearby routes.
Rome and Bologna report escalating clash between government and Vatican as four bombs explode near Catholic properties in Bologna killing one and wounding two. Pope Pius XI denounces fascist law and seeks treaty-based settlement while Catholic Action clubs are closed and anti clerical incidents are tallied.
Schneider wins a surprising upset at the Indianapolis speedway in the annual 500 mile race as a crash ends Bull Arnold’s bid. Aramco leads by seven miles before a wreck. Fred Los Angeles finishes second amid the chaotic finish and unclear details.
In the crash Edgar sustained a head bruise and a cut with a bad bruise while Mrs King endured bruises and shock. The other occupants were uninjured before Judge Frank Smith. The report details the collision caused by two Stoneham vehicles driven by Robert Sewed and another party.
A man identified as Davis from Baltimore fatally stabbed himself on the golf course behind Mr. Brown’s store after chatting at the Methodist church steps and stating he would kill himself. He died before a physician could reach him. his body sent to Middletown for burial. Davis had been away from home long, traveling on foot with no funds, and survived by an elderly mother and several siblings. Funeral pending at his mother’s home.
Address by M. Sinn at Mt. Ouveteen observance recalls Lincoln Gettysburg words. Legion members march to kiosk, graves wreaths laid, firing squad from Company A fires volley, taps sounded, benediction given by Rev. Royal. Debtor joke ends fragment.
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