Hood College Bid Farewell To Dr. Apple At 41st Commencement
Dr. Joseph Henry Apple delivered his farewell address as Hood College president after 41 years, with 93 graduates receiving diplomas. United States Education Commissioner George F. Zook praised American higher education and linked it to civic leadership while noting ongoing global study and the costs and value of education.
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Roosevelt 10 Speed Famine Relief Action
Washington June 4 AP Roosevelt opened conference to size up relief plans amid famine. The president expected a message from Vice President about funding and shipment sizes. Estimates for relief range from 500000 to 1090000 dollars in administration efforts.
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Chicago leaders seek new chairman to regain supremacy
Chicago dispatch notes leaders will pick a new chairman to restore influence in the 1936 campaign. Resolutions indicate a central race strategy with plans to coordinate work from Chicago and Washington caucus rooms. Walter Kohler, ex Governor of Wisconsin, is mentioned as a potential Hoover ally, though his 1932 activity was limited.
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Hood College marks 41st year with school events hailed
President Apple notes Hood’s 41st year since founding and four years of the current administration. He praises campus activities, especially Campus Day and May Day, as reflects strong student and Hood organization involvement. Memorials honor Mass Sara Loverer and Mass Rosa Dusvail, graves less, invocation by Rev Elias H Philips, organ by Prof Henry T Wade, with continuation on page five.
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Youth Agents Shoot Admit Slaying With Hatchet
Los Angeles June 4 AP youth Louis Payne 21 confessed early today to a hatchet killing spree that left his mother Cartie Payne 45 and brother Robert 14 dead in their Luxih mansion. Detectives quoted Payne sobbing about alleged ordeals by the Tri State gang and a nationwide hate for crime. Police later said Justice agents shot and captured three men in Darby Pa tagged as gang members sought for mall robberies and a station heist.
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Meeting planned for Western Shore district women
Mrs. B J Barnes announces an all day Western Shore district women's missionary program of the Methodist Protestant church at Montgomery M P Chapel Claggettsville Tuesday starting 10 15 a m with Mrs Barnes presiding Devotionals led by Mrs Albert Shoemaker welcome by Mrs C F Cumm wife of the Montgomery charge delegates to respond and Mrs E W Eehots From tade of Pleasant Grove church to speak An open forum during the afternoon session led by Rice secretary People's work for branch
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Claggeville
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Ground Contributions Totals 3120 Dollars in Averages
The record notes a series of figures including 305 50 500 and 5.00 with 200 and 200 J c. Penney c3 totaling 3120 in listed contributions or charges. The exact context is unclear but tallies reach a cumulative amount of 3120.
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Local students among graduates at West Maryland College
Ninety nine Western Maryland College Westminster graduates received Bachelor of Arts degrees at the 64th commencement. Dr J M H Rowland of the University of Maryland delivered the address, with Dr Kert Norman Ward presiding. Several local residents earned degrees and two students gained honors. Seventeen graduates received commissions as lieutenants in the Infantry Officers Reserve Corps. The ROTC camp at Fort Meade contributed to the training.
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School of Medicine
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New Windsor
Duval Winfield Sneadner
Libertytown
Charles Samuel Wills
Margaret Louie Sharrer
Rocky Ridge
Infantry Officers’ Reserve Corps
United States
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George G. Meade
Market Prices Firm Moderately Amid Mixed Signals
Market prices show modest firming with grains dipping and slight shifts in wheat and foreign exchange. A state court forfeits collateral of $10 in Middletown after Clarence G Rice faces charges for allowing an unlicensed person to operate a vehicle. Local social figures Mrs John Patrick and Mrs Richard engage in community activities at College Park as Engelbreene and Patrick Street Rovers prepare events.
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Many Factors Delaying Fireworks of Parties
By Byron Price, Chief Of Bureau, The Associated Press, Washington. Party headline delays slow the 1934 campaign fireworks with Republicans chiefly responsible. Democrats largely silent except in early state primaries. Economical and strategic reasons push parties to wait, fearing business conditions, campaign timing, and policy shifts. Expectations hinge on NRA, AAA, and recovery plans, with late summer speeches and election-year outcomes uncertain as politicians opt to go fishing.
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Deficit Bill Advances As House Sends Measure To Senate
The House approved a deficit appropriation totaling about 1.1789 billion dollars with potential relief expenditures near 6.6 billion, sending the measure to the Senate amid drought aid considerations. Chairman Buchanan notes clearance for action in upcoming sessions as Congress weighs budget totals and future requests.
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Notre Dame President Dies After Year of Illness
A Notre Dame president, ill for a year, dies after a long illness. The report notes his term and retirement ahead, with scattered details about the college and period of service. The article references dates in the early 1930s and hints at changes to vehicle registration fees affecting private passenger cars.
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Married Man Dies After Father of Girl Fires Fatal Shot
In Hagerstown, George Saum, a married 34 year old mechanic and father of three, died of wounds after being shot by the girl's father. Saum confessed to police that he accompanied Jane Hollar, 16, to Washington on May 26 and back, claiming he let her out near her home. He was jailed briefly, then released after admission.
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Melting Pot Club Sets Meeting at Key Hotel
Preparations are complete for the Melting Pot meeting to be held Tuesday night in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key hotel at 7 45. Howard Travers, chief engineer of the Baltimore Fire Department, will speak as invited by Dr Ignatius Bjor lee preside and Roberts L Smith of the club. The group aims to advise on establishing a home for the Citizens truck while surveying housing needs in the area to better serve the community.
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committee on constitution
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Several Fisheries Violations Reported on Potomac Near Brunswick
Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus and Deputy Austin Wachter conducted river recon on Saturday after multiple reports of fishing violations along the Potomac near Brunswick. Grover Porter was arrested for using baited bobs and bank poles. He testified he met the law but noted some resentments toward the new statute. About 4,000 people attended the commencement ceremonies at Ritchie Mt. James with 700 graduates. Edward James and several others attended.
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Weather Data Fragment From Historical Page
Fragmentary weather notes show temperatures and astronomical times. Includes station marker, date placeholders, high and low readings from a prior year, and moon and sun events with unclear times.
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