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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 01, 1932

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Hood College Commencement Begins With Moving Up Day

Hood College announces Friday morning commencement activities in Brodbeck Hall starting with Moving-Up Day. Seniors will wear caps and gowns while others dress in white as they advance in rank. President Joseph H. Appie will deliver a farewell address to the class of 1932 before alumnae status is conferred. Scholarships and prizes from Alumnae Association and department awards will be presented.

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Quiet Lynchings Reported in Princeton Kentucky

An elderly man, Watter Merrick, 48, was hanged by a mob near Princeton after being abducted from his home. Earlier, a bombing at a nearby hop farm injured several, including a boy, amid turmoil over a school incident involving Merrick’s son and a county school board member.

Princeton Jume Watter Merrick Jones M. Proce Hops here PPook Nashville Tenn Merickas P’Pogde Merrick arsult P’Poole hhiman

Defense outlines Clark embezzlement case in Circus Court

On June 1 defense counsel F Barnard Welsh outlined the case for E Clark former Montgomery County Commissioners clerk, arguing county finances were loosely managed and that a second account existed. Prosecutors aim to prove Clark diverted funds from groceries and transfers, while board members allegedly approved or ratified methods.

E. Clark Montgomery County Commissioners F. Barnard Welsh Clark Urner Willard Peter Aviormer Welsh Bercy Beny Robert D. Hagner iis TLOINEeY State Board of County Commissioners Montgomery County Neoat Montgomery county msn Steiman Press amg PAPELSTA onieresimo Jaéze Urner

April Fifth Wins English Derby at Epsom Downs

April the Fifth owned by T Walls won the 133rd Derby at Epsom Downs before about 1,000,000 spectators including the king and queen. Dastur second, Miracle third. Orwell, the favorite, finished out of the money. Betting: April the Fifth 100 to 6, Dastur 18 to 2, Miracle 100 to 9. Twenty-one ran the race.

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Receivership Suit Filed Against Warner Brothers Pictures

A receivership action was filed in federal court against Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc. Barry Kopiar of Tri Co Louis Mo seeks an accounting from Harry M Warner Albert Warner and Jack L Warner and other officers and directors of the corporation. Sells Hollywood Furniture Co. Business measures adapt the Senate to raise necessary funds from impaired collateral at banks as the economy remains strained after the war.

Wilmington Del Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc United States Barry Kopiar Tri Co Louis Moiz Hary M. Warner Albert Warner Jack L. Warner Senate

Alumni Banquet Held By Dickerson High School Association

The Dickerson High School Alumni Association hosted an event at the Ebert House Tuesday night with many graduates in attendance. Toasts were given and attendees afterward went to a city venue for motion pictures.

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Summer Missionaries Conference of the Reformed Church Opens

The Summer Missionaries Conference of the Reformed Church in the United States runs July 9 to 15 at Hood College. It features religious study courses, services, and discussions on China and the American Indian in addition to other events. Notable speakers include Rev. Dr. A. V. Casselman of Philadelphia and Rev. Harvey A. Pesferman of Hagerstown.

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State Police Changes Take Effect in Summer Districts

Officials announce new state police leadership changes to take effect over a set period. Details mention transfers and assignments involving named personnel and departments, with a focus on administrative reorganization and implementation timelines.

Sundar manders Sergi D. R. Pe A. Moore Conan BRAS

French on Stand in Second Week of Hearing

In Cumberland the second week of testimony in the insurance securities case includes E L Coblentz and four witnesses, with French confirming notes and stock details. The defense challenged valuation figures citing shifts in note worth and bank holdings, while the court reviewed corrections to Tuesday’s testimony.

French Washington, D. Cc George R. Linkins Linsi frm Walbrook Securities Company Investment Corporation o7 Life Insurance Company Blue Ridge oma Covientz y Pax Sm i Haghe pee First National Bank James he Grayson HL

Cause of Removal of Walker Held Enough

New York June 20 Samuel Seabury reports a hearing on the Hofstadtu penalties. Major James Jo Walker is named in relation to the trade enhance Wik ree Tits and a claim on the cay charter. Seabury announces bonds Rehiance Bronce Steel were included among assets.

New York Samuel Seabury Hofstadu teday James Jo Walker trae cay Seabury nanl tuatie bonds

Mount St Marys Mounts Commencement Week

Mount St Marys near Baltimore prepares for commencement with ordination and academic exercises led by Bishop McNamara. Rev William McClimont to give the principal address. Jacob Petehotos, class of 82, to receive honors. alumni banquet and a baseball game follow. Solemn requiem mass for deceased benefactors set for Tuesday.

Mount St. Marys mitsburg Jones M. McNamara back Philip J. Cogan New York City B. J. Brad Mount St. Mary's College

Gentry Brothers Circus Returns to Frederick Next Tuesday

Frederick residents will welcome the Gentry Brothers Circus after a 16 year absence with Frank and H B Gentry back on the road. Performances are set for June 7 at 320 Center Street Madson site with two shows. The program promises trained animals and a famous entertainer formerly with Our Gang, drawing both old fans and new audiences.

Gentry Brothers Washingtome Frederick Center 1 T Madson Frank H. B. Ge Our Gang agerega

No Strings Placed on Revenue Bill Conferees

Fragmented text indicates discussion of revenue bill conferees with references to finance, income sums, and weekly deadlines. Multiple garbled phrases mention Senae Finance and library school graduates, suggesting a legislative or budget context with unclear specifics.

Lower Taxes Sought In Frederick County Budget Meeting

Frederick County leaders and the Lions Club pressed the Commission to cut salaries and road spending, proposing economies in the school system and county aid. They urged restraint in borrowing, warning against harming credit, with local business leaders and clergy backing a cooperate stance to trim the current budget.

St ty Comets Lions Club M. Noel Haller Frederick Maryne Frederick county Haller Simmons fed Hammond Ciary dong HLA C. Sylvesten Thurmonnt Lions Crus Charles H. Feese Rotary Brunswick thesprit France

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