112 to Receive Degrees at June Commencement Ceremony
The college will award A B and B A degrees to 112 graduates on June 8, spanning 13 states from Massachusetts to California. 92 will earn B A diplomas, 18 B S in home economics, and 2 in nursing after two years of study. Commencement speaker will be Grace Loucks Elliott of the YWCA. baccalaureate is June 6 with Very Rev James A Pike delivering the sermon.
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Head College
Massachusetts
California
Grace Loucks Elliott
National Y. W Cc. A
Hudson
James A. Pike
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
New Jersey
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Connecticut
Michigan
West Virginia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Georgia
Delaware
Barbara Ann Blumenthal
Beverly Hills
Nancy Douglass
Hermosa Beach
Marion Jean McDonnell
Hamden
Patricia Bratt Stamford
Elizabeth Jane Quillen
New Castle
B. S
Elizabeth Hilton Grigsby
Columbus
Phyllis Ann Loudermill
Louisville
Dorothy Pastor
Iza Bollinger
Silver Spring
Martha Elizabeth Cannon
Hagerstown
Anne Natalie Colbert
Frederick
Margaret Coblentz Crook
Catonsville
Joanne Dickerson
Snow Hill
M. Anne Gibson
Huntingtown
Dorothy Eleanor Handley
Mary Alexa Heath
Baltimore
Ellen Salyers Marbach
Ruth Edna Matthews
Cambridge
Elizabeth Ann Newcomer
Williamsport
Ann Elizabeth Nicodemus
Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing
Carolyn Sener Rusk
Mary Grey Schofield
Jean Macdonald
Wilbraham
Elizabeth Anne White
Milton
Mass. General Hospital
Boston
Caroline Wunderly
Concord
Sally Jean Foss
Detroit
Mary Louise Kilpatrick
Constance Woodall Fisher
Grosse Pointe
Dorothy Ann Baird
Haddonfield
Evelyn C Bischoff
Union
Anna Grace Boyd
Nutley
Deborah Daix
Mountain Lakes
Francine Harriett Dondershine
Irvington
Elizabeth Ann Dowling
Livingston
Noree Hope Durgom
Bloomfield
Lois Edna Eldridge
River Edge
Elizabeth Flower
Maplewood
Crystal Anne Gercken
Tellafly
Virginia Ann Green
Short Hills
Nancy Chappell
Ingham
Marilyn Jean Koch
Leola Marie Landrine
Maywood
Margaret Ann Lamberson
Red Bank
Barbara Cook
Oldt
Woodbury
Ann Parker
Holly
Suzanne Thomson Purdom
Orange
Ellen Caroline Siemon
Lorraine Smarsh
Rahway
Mary
Louise Springhorn
Bogota
Shir- Jes Anne Tuska
Princeton
June Carol Zwigard
Ellin Bachrach
New York City
Mary Lee Davis
Mhaca
Lila Ewart Davy
Suffern
Barbara Geraldine Feuer
Neponsit
Anne Stewart Harris
St. Albans
Yvonne Marie Hepburn
Flushing
Sally Ann Herman
Mt. Vernon
Ruth Sidonia Jackson
Jamaica
Joan Daviess Kniffen
Pelham Manor
Margaret Gigson Lewis
Huntimgton
Joyce Lines
Alden
Elizabeth Joan Marks
Pleasantville
Ann Elizabeth
Doris Jane Ny
Elinor Joan Ball
Connellsville
Nancy Ruth Campbell
Canonsburg
Martha Book Crankshank
Chestnut Hill
Dorothy Ruth Eisenhower
York
Claire Grace Enany
Patricia Ann Dunlan
Shillington
Nancy Ann Fairnline
Sharon
Barbara Anne Hamilton
Bala- Conuxd
Mary Elizabeth Hoerner
Harrisburg
McKeldin eyeing colonial homes for state use
Governor McKeldin said Maryland might allocate about one third of a 3 million dollar appropriation to buy colonial houses for state use. Proposed sites include Pinkney and Brice houses owned by St. John’s College. The plan would house agencies in ancient structures and potentially create a state museum.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
Pinkney
Brice
St. John's
Primaries Cost County Eight Thousand Six Hundred Nine Dollars
The Republican and Democratic primaries held in the city and county this month cost taxpayers 8609.73 dollars, about 1.12 per ballot. 7, T13 votes cast. Precinct officials received a raise from 7 to 10 dollars for primary day. Some overtime claims pending action. Costs per ballot down versus past years. budget set at 30,730 for election supervisors this year.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Professor Speaks To 87 At Supervisor's Dinner
University of Maryland associate professor William J. McLarney spoke on industrial management to 87 members and guests of the Monocacy Valley Association at Peter Pan Inn Urbana. The meeting, chaired by H. Lavier Michael, included prize awards to Mrs. Bette Getzendanner and a plan for a June ladies night.
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William J. McLarney
University of Maryland
Monocacy Valley Association
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
McLarney
Alvin Klein
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Supe N
H. Lavier Michael
Bette Getzendanner
Frederick Tailoring Company
Margaret Stull
John Fultz
Union Manufacturing Company
Clinton Rhoades
Price Electric
Bud Powers
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Ralph Fahrney
M. J. Grove
Guy Hann
Richard F. Kline
John Fischer
Marken and Bielfeld, Inc
James Best
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co
Leroy Knill
Detrick and Gambrill
Vernal Moore
Potomac Edison Company
Raymond Bowers, Jr
Evéredy Company
Brunswick High School to Hold June Commencement Exercises
Dr. Gerald Van Poel of the National Education Association will speak at Brunswick High School commencement Tuesday June 10 at 8 p.m. The program includes orchestra, glee club, and Wayne Catlett delivering the class greeting. Admission by card only. Baccalaureate Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev J W Seay to preach. The Counts band will provide prom music Thursday night in the gym. Senior Assembly Monday June 9 at 2 p.m. with theme Reunion of the Senior Class in 1972.
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Gerald van Poel
National Education Association
Washington
Brunswick High School
Herman Hauver
Glee Club
Wayne Catlett
J. W. Seay
Second Methodist Church
William Huffman
Evelyn Sullivan
Harold Bloom
Sally Coffman
Fran Arvin
Richard Zimmerman
Mate Gladstone
Fern Walker
Nelson Strathern
Fred J. Brown, Jr
Car That Eluded Police Is Found To Be Stolen
Police traced a wild pursuit through Frederick streets by a motorist driving an Ohio tagged 1981 Buick. The car had been stolen in Dayton Tuesday evening and was abandoned in Hagerstown after eluding a roadblock. Police statewide continued to search for the motorist who failed to pay for gas in Ellicott City.
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Frederick
Maryland
Hagerstown
Ellis Carty
Donald Tucker
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Motor Vehicle Department
Dayton
Howard County
Ellicott City
English cyclist completes world tour leg stops in Frederick
John Palfreyman, a 60,000 mile round the world motorcyclist, halted in Frederick Friday morning asking for the best Pittsburgh route. He travels with a sidecar and tent, has visited the White House, and explains he crosses oceans on freighters. Palfreyman praises North African peoples and blames rainy weather on atomic tests.
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Frederick
Pittsburgh
John Palfreyman
Charles McKeldin
Palfrey- Iman
Here
Washington
White House
Palfreyman
England
France
Baltimore Officer Held for Grand Jury in Slaying
Baltimore County officer Kenneth Stolte was ordered held for the grand jury on a manslaughter charge after shooting an escaped mental hospital patient during a flight on May 19 along US Route 40 near the Patapsco River bridge west of Baltimore. Robert Corgrove, a 27 year old Baltimore man, was killed. A second item reports a driver, 27 year old Harry C Seattle of Brooklyn Md, killed when his car crashed through guard rails into a drawbridge near Annapolis as it was lowering after a boat passed.
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Baltimore
Kenneth Stolte
Baltimore County
Ig Agay
Robert Corgrove
Patapsco River Bridge
Annapolis
Harry C. Seattle
Brooklyn
Water Surplus At Record High In Five Months
The wet start to the year set a new record for rainfall in five months, with 26.07 inches total, surpassing 1889 and 1924 figures. Roads crews repaired washes and a small bridge west of Middletown was washed out for replacement. Rivers fell and rose slowly as forecasts call for more showers and cooling temperatures soon.
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Middletown
State Roads Commission
Johnstown
Jug Bridge
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Unionville
Woodsboro Woman's Club meets on child welfare theme
The Woodsboro Women's Christian Temperance Union held its monthly meeting at Mrs James Renner's home with readings on child welfare and motherhood. The program featured poems, readings, songs, and a prayer led by Rev Arthur Rice, ending with a short inspirational talk and a closing prayer. A separate Bruns wick City notice records a street widening property sale at 303 Brunswick Street for about 4400, with resale plans and garage removals. A third brief item notes a prisoner killed and another wounded at KOJE Island United Nations POW Camp No 1 after an accidental firing by an American yard.
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Woodsboro
Ch Tan Temperance Union
James Renner
America
Janet Barrick
Earl Dayhoff
Morgan Dayhoff
Wilbur Stover
Tyson Brashears
Genevieve Fahenstock
Arthur Rice Plang Isolo
Shirliex Stover
Arthur Rice
Koje Island
United Nations
Taft to Blast at Eisenhower in South Dakota Primary
Taft forces air frontal attack on Eisenhower as South Dakota voters head to a Tuesday GOP primary. Ads cite Taft’s stances on universal military training and wartime draft of women, linking Eisenhower to Democratic foreign aid and spending plans. Polls forecast Taft around 31 percent to Eisenhower’s 49 percent amid delegate race shifts. In Alabama, Taft gains 9 of 14 delegates while Eisenhower gets 4 and 1 uncommitted. The AP tally shows Taft 411 to Eisenhower 386 with 604 needed for the nomination. Democrats discuss Alben Barkley’s potential candidacy the oldest possible president.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Robert Taft
South Dakota
Ohio
Senatora
Eisenhower
Washington
Europe
Taft
Associated Press
Chicago
Alabama
Birmingham
GOP
Alben Barkley
Veep
Four Thousand Behind On Federal Tax Payments
Washington May 28 A House Ways and Means subcommittee cites about 4000 federal employees delinquent on income taxes for years. Delinquents could face collection steps if a bill by Rep King seeks to treat them like private workers, despite paychecks not being garnishable.
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Washington
House
Adrian W. DeWind
House W. and Means
Uncle Sam
Rep. King D-Calif
Safety Council Praises Maryland Traffic Safety Program
Maryland earns national recognition for its traffic safety public information effort. Paul E. Burke of the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission announced the National Safety Council cited Maryland as among the best in the nation and the top eastern state for 1951 in this field.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Paul E. Burke
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
National Safety Council
Burke
Man and Woman Found Dead in Ellicott City
A 6 year old laborer strangled a blonde woman and then shot himself after some hours with her body in Ellicott City. The woman is identified as Mrs Marie Ridgely 25. Gene Raymond Sherman formerly of Puritsville W Va was found fatally wounded in his third floor apartment with a pistol in his lap. Hearing June 23. The Federal Power Commission consolidated 14 Columbia Gas System proposals and set a June 23 hearing.
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Ellicoty City
Marie Ridgely
Jack Ridgely
Gene Raymond Sherman
Puritsville
Hampshire County
W. Va
Ellicott City
Federal Power Commission
Columbia Gas System, Inc
Columbia
Columbia System
Frederick High Boy Wins U N Asen Contest
Frederick High School student Lawrence R. Holter, 17, is named Maryland winner in the United Nations Association of Maryland national student contest. He earned $50 for first prize after a three hour exam with competitors from across the state. Second place went to Charles H. Briggs of Frostburg and third to Joseph Arnold of Taneytown. Honorable mentions went to Barbara Arient Fund of Silver Spring and Jay N. Karpa of Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Lawrence RK. Holter
Frederick
Maryland
United Nations
United Nations Association of Maryland
Holter
Charles H. Briggs
Frostburg
Joseph Arnold
Taneytown
Noa David Woodbridge
Washington
Barbara Arient Fund
Silver Spring
Jay N. Karpa
Treaty 10 and Defense Plan Signings in Paris
Western leaders sign their names on two parallel pacts aimed at a European army and a unified defense force. The European Defense Community and related agreements, plus a Bonn pact, seek to pool land sea and air power under a single command to deter Soviet aggression. Ratification delays and opposition threaten early entry into force, while the United States and Britain pledge support and troop presence in Europe. Nancy Lee McDaniel wins a $250 journalism scholarship from the Montgomery County Press Association.
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Paris
Bonn
France
Italy
West Germany
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
United States
Britain
Europe
Foreign Ministry
Konrad Adenauer
European Defense Community
EDC
Rockville
Nancy Lee McDaniel
Damascus
Montgomery County Press Association
Miss McDaniel
Henry Oakey McDaniel
Montgomery Junior College
Moree Speaks at Memorial Day Ceremonies
Col. M. T. Moree at Mt. Olivet cemetery memorial day ceremonies urged Americans to unite against Communist challenge to preserve freedom. Francis Scott Key post American Legion organized parade with National Guard, Legionnaires, and auxiliary members as cool showers and low winds followed.
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M. T. Moree
Camp Detrick
Mt. Olivet
Col. Moree
Francis Scott Key Monument
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Company A
Maryland National Guard
Sons of the Legion Squadron
Aumhary
Legion Home
East Church Street
Trafic
Legion
Richard W. Graham
Frances Spurrier
Alonzus Fox
National Guard
Moree
Francis Scott Key
Korea
America
Col
Batle
Col Moree
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National
YWCA
BAC
iConsiders
Doris Zimmerman
Havertown
Janet Teya Halli
Cincinnati
Carolyn Jean Lerner
Tiffin
Mary Dobler Sihler
Aurora
Doris Dreller
Alexandria
Barbara Mae Hickman
Lovettsville
Joanne Nachman Kates
Newport News
Anne McPherson Giles
Bluefield
Vera Gail Sexton
Hawaii
Leslie H. Fellows
Armed Forces
Clair A. Fellows
Route
U. S
San Francisco
Brunswick
Gerald van Peel
Stoney Creek
Frank Keefer
Parkee
Adelaide Parkes
Crystal Gerchen
Tenails
N. J
Hoods
Parker
Hood College Athletic Association
Parkes
Hood
Arnold Fleagle
Schnool
Shirley May
Frederick High School Bank
Tex L. Harvey
Harry ©. Smith
Benjamin L Shuff
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Fenton Harris
Farmers and Mechanics
Harvey
Walkersville
Women's Missionary Society of
Charms
Paul Dinterman
Nancy Helwig
Francine Smith
Margaret Sayler
Luther Hormne
Grayson Haller, Jr
Paul Moberly
E. K Helwig
Bloomquist
Coues
Brunstreet
Edward H Smith
Washington County
Raymond Bowers
B Street
Delaware Avenue
Safety Council
U.S
F— Senate
Germany
Netherlands
Senate
John D. Bagent
John Bagent
Signal Corps
Camp Gordon
John D Bagent
Neavspaper
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