Memorial Alcove Gift Marks Hood Alumnae Day
Hood College observed a day with a 1000 dollar memorial alcove gift and a 500 dollar gift. Dr Joseph H Apple urged alumnae to embrace the Spirit of God and carry Hood spirit. Student and alumnae participants from various states attended a chapel service and a dance in Codhentz Hall.
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Brodoeck Hall
Codhentz Hall
Joseph H. Apote
Milss Miriam Rhoads
Apple
Helen Douglass
Bessie Harge
Kump Dixon
Mutten
Margar urg
Lois Town
Moore
E Robinson
Adele Edmunds Levpring
Esther Hortenstein
Jelen Richardson Dill
Batara Wineman
Licenses Issued and Revenue Reported by County Clerk
County traders obtained 6 licenses as new revenue begins. A 1 percent penalty will be added, and 1,156 licenses cost about $27,000. Liquor and beer licenses totaled 72 for on sale and 14 for other categories. Previous fiscal year saw 361 licenses with 28 canceled. One hundred marriage licenses were issued at the Clerk's office.
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John H. Martz
Sessmo
Mariz
License Commissioner Begins Duties Today
The report notes the license commissioner starts duties today with the czar overseeing counts and headquarters set up near McCurdy. Myers and Cate are mentioned, with Isaac Wattz also referenced in the uncertain text.
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Isaac G. Wattz
Home Of Head Of Heidelberg College Sparks Debate
Fragmentary text mentions Heidelberg College head and individuals Gretchen, Charles, Nek Presic, Chel Mutchler. No clear event or details available to confirm a full summary.
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Heidelberg College
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Charles ne Lomo
Chel Mutchler
Weather outlook with periods of rain and mild temperatures
The week begins with showers early followed by pleasant conditions. Temperatures rise to near seasonal norms with a slight dip Tuesday and again Friday as unsettled skies return briefly.
Soft Coal Miners Ordered to Strike on June 16
A dramatic wage dispute explodes from the collapse of the Appalachian coal wage conference. About 450000 soft coal workers were ordered to strike on June 16, with notices sent to 5000 6000 union locals in coal regions. Union officials coordinated with maintenance planners to ensure minimal production disruption.
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Mine Workers of America
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Lutheran Reunion Set for June 16 in Frederick County
The 23rd annual Lutheran reunion in Frederick county will be held Sunday June 16 at Braddock Heights marking a shift from weekday to weekend observance. Virgil W. Doub secretary of the planning committee says the event begins at 2 30 with Rev. G W Ovi of St Mark's Hagerstown leading the program and a chorus of young people.
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Frederick county
Braddock Heights
Virgil W. Doub
mumisters
g. W. Ovi
St. Mark's
Lutheran Hagerstown
Maryland Synod of evan church
Loui E. Eichelberger
Jefferson
Doub
encer E. Stup
Fire Police Appointments at Hose Company Meeting
Firefighters seek appointment of six fire police to join the Hose Company of the standing committee. President Dr A A I announced the plan and Sunday morning press coverage noted the meeting. Details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Grain Prices Fall In Wave Of Selling
Grain markets drop as traders push prices lower across wheat rye and oats with December corn also at new lows. The retreat signals a bearish wave in overall grain trading.
Roosevelt NRA statement signals stance on recovery plans
President Roosevelt issued a public statement on the NRA and its role in the recovery program before departing on an overnight cruise to the Cape Are Bay. Sources close to the White House suggest he will likely revise or abandon stopgap legislative plans. The statement was prepared for Sunday morning publication.
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Roosevelt
NRA
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Teadto
Nobert
Rural Carriers to Meet Here in Joint Session
About seventy members of the Rural Letter Carriers associations of Frederick and Montgomery counties are expected to assemble here. The banquet will be followed by entertainment and a business session in Trinity Methodist Episcopal church social rooms. Roger Hoffman, president of the Frederick association, will preside with help from Germantown. Past K Motter will deliver an address. The program includes humorous entertainment and a combined session may be attended by members and women’s auxiliaries.
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Frederick
Montgomery
Trinity Methodist Epicopal cinch
South
Roger Hoffman
Frede association
Germantown
K. Motter
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Confederate War Dead To Be Honored Sunday
An memorial service program arranged by the United Daughters of the Confederacy will honor war dead Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at Mt. Olives cemetery with music, prayers, and a speech by Rev. William C Royal. The event will continue with services at St. John’s Catholic cemetery and a Confederate Memorial program led by local groups and clergy.
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Market Close Signals Broad Downward Tone
Market points declined with a heavy close as some metals showed slight gains. Cotton steadied after early weakness while loan and equity movements remained unsettled indicating cautious trading across the day.
Weyerhaeuser Boy Freed And Returns To His Home
A Weyerhaeuser boy freed and returned home after being found on a highway limb bound to a rough cross of boards. Police reported three men abducted him from his station while he slept and placed him on the cross with nails and a wire. He was taken to a hospital in non life threatening condition.
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Watts
Riggs
polce
George Wever acuser
Verney Davis
Davis
Tacoma
Wash
Alvin Karpis
Harry Campbell
Young Weyeheeuser
Spring Forest Fire Loss Lowest In Years
Frederick county forest officials report the May period was unusually dry and cool yet fire losses were exceptionally low. Fire incidents remained few with no large blazes, contributing to a national trend of decreasing summer fire damage despite weather challenges.
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Smithsburg
Renner
Frederick county
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Who's Loony Now Chaloner Obituary and Society Notes
The item notes the death of Chaloner and lists society details for the Fredrick Lodge and the Scottish Rite chapter. It mentions Joan Arm as master of Merrie OQSTING and Dick Gardner's orchestra providing music. Arthur V. Myers chairs the committee for arrangements with Paul D Simpson as Venerable Master. About 100 persons attend annually.
Counties Must Pay Own Road Debts in 1933 Policy Shift
The State Roads Commission announces counties will bear road debts incurred before 1933 as the state declines debt service on county roads. Notices will request local payment, with saved funds redirected to new highways, potentially adding 250000 to 360000 for 1933 and beyond.
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State Roads Commission
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Victim Named In Unclear Washington Return Incident
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a victim described as L Wizard of Admiral Wr and references to a return trip from Virginia toward Washington. The document mentions the Department of Justice agents and Virginia authorities investigating a case connected to an incident on a motor route with unclear details.
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Department of Justice
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quake sinks town as 30000 die in India earthquake
A massive earthquake in India left unofficial death toll near 30,000 as martial law guided relief and burials. Hospitals suffered collapse with 200 to 300 patients killed at the General Hospital, floods and fissures worsened the disaster.
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Questa
Indiam
Hood College Directors Hold Their Annual Meeting
Hood College board held its annual meeting Friday afternoon with A R Brodbeck presiding. Miss Grace N Brown announced degrees for June 3 and committees on buildings finance and instruction reported. Rev G Riefer spoke on college acts and summer plans as remarks noted Memorial Day opening of a swimming pool in Braddock.
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Hood College
R. Brodbeck
Hanover
Grace N. Brown
denis
James H. Gambrill
Fred
Emory Lb. Ucbleniz
Medietexn
G. Riefer
Freder
dent Henry I. Stahr
Arendts- Sconesifer
Emory
Titman
EL Lancaser
Pat
Richart
Wanders Onto Farm Child Says Men Called Each Other Alvin
A farm incident involves a wandering child who recalls two men using the nicknames Alvin and Harry while discussing farm tasks. The report notes the child’s recollections and inquiries from local authorities.
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Alvin
Harry
Bill
Kidnapped Weyerhaeuser Boy Released After Eight Days
James George Weyerhaeuser, abducted near Issaquah, was released at dawn after eight days. A $200,000 ransom was paid by his uncle Rodman Titcomb. He traveled in a truck and recalled being told by his captors that he was too valuable to hurt. He described his confinement in a house about a mile and a half north of Issaquah and said his uncle paid the ransom before release.
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Tacoma
Wash
James
George Weyerhaeuser
Rodman Titcomb
Joe Bonom
Issaquah
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Alvin
Harry
Bin
Bonomi
Renton
Weyerhaeuser
John H. Dreber
Seattle
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George
Dreher
Oregon
Aberdeen
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Weather data fragment with past precipitation figures
Weather archive entry reports 24 hour precipitation 0.436 inches actual and 2.54 inches deficiency for 1935 through June 1. Yesterday’s high was 33 and low last night 50. Tomorrow sunrise at 4:45 am and moonrise at 9:09 pm.
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