Hood College Commencement Week Announces 73 Degree Candidates
Hood College will confer Bachelor of Arts degrees on 73 prospective candidates at Monday morning commencement. Events include Moving Up exercises, Board of Directors meeting, Alumnae reception, Alumnae luncheon, class day, senior dance, and baccalaureate services with addresses by Rev. George W Richards.
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Clary
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
William Chalmers Covert
Philadelphia
Covert
East Brodbeck Hall
Alumnae Association
Coblentz Hall
Brodeck Hall
George W Richards
Lancaster
Theological Seminary of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United States
Joseph Hadyn
LaRue Thomas
Gaithersburg
Wood College
Sunshine
Peabody: Conservatory of Music
de Uenry J. Stahr
Alumnae
Eva Elizabeth Austermuhl
Camden
N. J
Catharine Baldwin
East Orange
Mary Joanna Basehore
Mechanicsburg
Margaret Ann Bell
Camp Hill
Ruth Charlotte Berlin
Jenkins
Helene Pear Blanchard
Boonton
Julia Wellbarn Brett
Rotterdam
Holland
Helen Marie Burkey
Hamburg
Marjorie Brown Carney
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Amelia Caswell
Flushing
Lois Evans Clayton
Pottsville
Pas
Rebecca Lee Davis
Pay
Barbara MacDorcus
Woodabara
Satan
Marian Frances Gates
Welledey Hills
Mase
Irene Lucille Gentziler
Pat Jane Matilene Grate
Rutherford
Florence Jane Graham
Rebecca Cornell Hellerman
Harrisburg
Margaret Wammond Hunt
Over
Mar- Lee
Marjorie Anne McKee
Reisterestown
Sophia McBride
Meredith
Manchester
Muriel Meyers
Pitheburgh
Emilio Martha Miller
Altoona
Dorothy Ann Mumford
Clarks Summit
Mary Filelen Robinson
Arlene Emma Schaeffer
Shillington
Helene Elizabeth Schmauch
Tamaqua
Cecelia Schar
Frederick
Ruth Rebecca Swomler
Frederick Jacqueline Tappan
Tleboro
Helen Yard
John W. Grove Dies Suddenly At His Home
John W. Grove died suddenly at his West Third Street home shortly after noon today from a heart attack. He was survived by his wife Adeline Wickham and two nieces. Grove worked with J M Newman and Company for about 25 years, later with Wypeta Ice and Coal, and later as an independent dealer. He belonged to Calvary M E Church, the Calvary board of stewards, Lynch Lodge No 163 AF and AM, and Enoch Royal Arch Chapter. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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John William Grove
West Third Street
William Hamilton
Margaret Chestnut Grove
Hane¢och
Pennsylvania Line
Adeline Wickham
Mr. Grove
J M. Newman and Company
Frederick
Wypeta
Bells Toll for General Emilio Mola in Insurgent Spain
The Associated Press reports insurgent Spain mourns General Emilio Mola as his body lies in Burgos after a crash in a bound plane. Bilbao seeks a breathing spell while Moscow and Paris weigh intervention and defense moves amid frontier gunfire and international patrol tensions.
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Associated Press
Spain
Emilio Mola
Bilbao
Mola
Burgos
Russia
France
Germany
Italy
Moscow
Third
Communist Internationale
Second
Socialist Internationale
Almena
Maly
Third Reich
Great Britain
Maryland Legislature Faulted By Baltimore Church Leader
Rev R Bayley superintendent of the Baltimore District of the Methodist Episcopal church told the Baltimore conference that Maryland's recent legislative session fell to a new low. He cited near misses on legalized betting pinball machines dog racing and praised efforts against gambling and liquor repeal. He urged a crusade against immorality caused by greed and urged prayers for restraint. A long list of names follows.
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Baltimore
R. Bayley
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maryland
Bayley
Potomac Synod to Convene at Hood June Fourteen
The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church gathers June 14 at Hood College for its annual meeting. About 300 ministers and elders from nine classes across Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia North Carolina and Baltimore Washington will attend. President Rev Oswin Franty will deliver the opening sermon. officers include Rev Joshua Levene and Rev James Moyer with a full slate of committee chairmen and advisory members. The Synod reports 253 ministers 301 congregations and 73 688 members with benevolence receipts of 152 180.95 and congregational expenses of 596 044.
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Synod of the Potomac
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wall
Head College
Oswin & Franty, DD
Eastern Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul F. Schminke
York, Pa
Chcer
Joshua L Levene
Lexington
James W. Moyer
Mercersburg
Reading
William Jo Lowe
McConnellsburg
J. Travers Thomas
Frederick
Liosd E Coblentz
Baltimore
Tne Synod
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Zions
Carlisle
Gettysburg
Juniata
Maryland
Virginia
Baltimore-Washington
Henry J. Stahr
Hood College
General Synod
James M. Runkle
Altoona
Lloyd E Coblentz
Robert Thena
York
Norman L. Horn
Scotts R. Wagner
Hagerstown
A. Behrens
Timberville
O'Dell Leonard
John B Frantz
Woodstock
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
Hanover
G. Ellott
Greencastle
Howard S Fox
R. J. Marrity
Kingdom Service
Felix B. Peck
Silver Run
Allan S Meck
Reformed Churchmen’s League
Harry M. Ranch
Washington, D C
Women’s Missionary Society
Lee A. Peeler
Kannapolis
N.C
Eod
Bright
Thurmont
J. Kern McKee
Addison H. Groff
Boonsboro
J. A. Palmer
Thomasville
N. C
Peeler
Lovettsville
Howard F. Boyer
Banks J. Peeler
Burlington
Wm. J. Lowe
Windsor Likely To Drop Royal Highness Title
British sources said Edward of Windsor may renounce the title Royal Highness following the wedding. The couple’s communications used Your Highness for the duke while Wallis Warfield was not accorded the duchess style. The ceremony itself saw the H R W designation used, and a post ceremony statement was not issued for him.
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London
Edward of Windsor
George VI
Edward
Wallis Warfield
Duchess of Windsor
H.R. W
Previouay
NEA
Duke of Windsor
Baltimore
Chateau de Cande
Monts
France
Shaw
America
Dr. Joseph France files for divorce in Elkton
Dr Joseph France a former U S cenitor from Maryland filed for absolute divorce in Elkton Maryland from a Russian wife he wed in Paris. He alleged estrangement since September and he sought the court to set a date for the defendant to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. France
Elkton Md
Jospeh France
United States
Maryland
Parie
France
State Firemen Convening Here for 1942 Jubilee
Frederick hosts 1942 State Firemen convention planning five local companies to send delegates and alternates. Independents Juniors Citizens United groups submit lists as Frederick eyes hosting the golden jubilee with parade and possible junior drum corps presence. Local funds are being raised since 1902 when the convention began.
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Frederick
Fastun
Maryland
Hose Campins
United Fire Company
Citizens Truck Company
State Firemen
August T. Brust
J Lewis Fleischman
Guy V. Brust
Walter Danner
John W Favorite
Edward M Akers
Emory Carmack
Millard M Brust
Charles T. Butcher
Jesse Dinterman
Robert Thomas
Thurbie Markoe
Charles Hahn
William Simmons
J. W Fletcher
Roger W. Fogle
F. Lester Smith
William Boost
G William Shipley
John P. Wisner
William M Storm
Richard P Ross
Uniteds
American Citizen Executed In Germany
Berlin reports the execution of Helmuth Hirsch a 21 year old American citizen at dawn for treason linked to alleged plans to assassinate Julius Streicher and the Reich leadership. Hirsch a Jew born abroad earned American citizenship through his grandfather.
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Berlin
Germany
Helmuth Hirsch
United States
America
Adolfiter
Hirsch
Julius Streicher
Hitler Ade
Reich
Teacing
Jo W Hater Hirsch
Hus
Chrysler plants shut by sitdown strike halts Detroit output
Chrysler announces Jefferson and Kercheval plants closed after a sitdown strike on the Jefferson avenue facility. About 11 000 workers affected as two union members refused to work with non union men. Officials cite shortage of care and bodies as the reason for closing both plants.
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Detroit
Rany
Chrysler Corporation
Jefferson and Kercheval
Jefferson Avenue
Jefferson Plant
United Automobile Workers Union
Vibe Nota Eetre
Two Receive State Commissions For Board Roles
Two officials were commissioned by the governor. Commissioner GF Myers received his commission for a new Henewear term and qualified Thursday afternoon. Another appointee, Commissioner Teane G Wal, was analyzed for reappointment as minority member of the Frederick County Board of Piet and Superintendent the Poder Shaffpe was cre bn as deputy game warden.
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Tacenen
GF Myers
Nice
Henewear
Einer
Frederick County
Tractor wheel theft leads to 27 month sentence in Maryland
Roy M Miltner received 27 months to the House of Correction in a Frederick County case after pleading guilty to stealing a tractor wheel and a demountable sawmill from a local junkyard. Leroy I Brvan, 21, of Frederick, faced charges. Wilbur Carter and William May were found not guilty on related larceny counts. Justice Emmett R Bowlus presided. Samuel Crone reported the wheel’s recovery by local junk dealers.
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Roy M Miltner
House of Correction
Leroy I Brvan
Penny Lation
Frederick
Emmett R. Bowlus
Broan
Peoples Court
Wilbur Carter
East Sixth Street
William May
South Carroll Street
Samuel Crone
Burkittsville
Bryan
Brean
Hit
Way
Fort Marc Ket Street
Carter
Devon
Paley
Harvey Harnel
Ford Row
May
Frank J Campbell
Aton
Newnett
Sherman P Bowers
Cue
Bowlus
Topping Met the Trek of the WS OR Ren Mas 2A
A report describes an incident where a person suffered a fractured right ankle after a fall. She was assisted by medical staff at Frederick City Hospital, with treatment including stabilization and immobilization to manage the injury.
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Topping
John Los
Frederick City
Nine Die as Big Bus Burns in Redding Crash
Nine people died when a bus overturned and caught fire near Redding California. responders battled flames as occupants were trapped inside the wreck at the scene.
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Redding
Calif
Tepple
Windsors Ride in Venice at Royal Wedding
In Venice the Duchess of Windsor arrives at a grand platform for a ceremonial ride with the Duke. The couple, amid cheering crowds, exchange waves as they depart from a castle ceremony en route to a later reception.
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Venice
Cary
Wibu
Grand Catal
Thal
Fran Fraen
Hanesmann Castle
Tabi
Tracy Pilledo
Edward
Incinerating Phint Visit Stirs Frederica Officials
A report describes an incineration plant operation attended by Major Frrale Whitman and Go PTegaardt during a Frederica visit. The event featured a controversial test, with tires soaked in dye and a staged display that drew attention amid damp conditions and staged demonstrations.
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Fredereci
Tata
Major Frrale Whitman
Eraginessa
Frederica iv
Cate
Pivat
Dean Suspension Lifted By Trick
AP reports the NL lifted the suspension of Cardinal pitcher Dean after a chaotic league meeting. Ford Frick announced the decision amid disputed statements and verbal denials by Dean.
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Dean
New York
Junge T
Amy
Ford Frick
Frick
George Barr
Toke
Aoner
Market Trading Among Smallest In Two Years on York June
Market activity declined sharply with many stocks in the red and transfers limited. Dealers reported arrears and cautious姿 trading with few movers, while steel sector shares showed little change and investors watched for further cues.
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York
Marty Deciset
Saranda Post
Hades Nanterou
Itites
Sahent Goo Eyyre
Roosevelt predicts quick passage of court reform bill
President states confidence that the court bill will pass soon and hints at possible compromises. He notes the administration favors amending the measure and suggests the Supreme Court may receive a recess if the term ends without addressing key issues.
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Wagastan
Las Po
Glass fragments convict man in hit and run trial
State police recovered windshield fragments from the accident scene ten days earlier. Justice Emmett R. Bowlus found Binet Gur Staub guilty of hit and run driving and reckless driving, ordering a $60 fine. Staub appealed, released on $500 bond.
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Emmett R. Bowlus
Binet Gur Stank
Ve Staub
Milton Frank
Milton Frank, Jr
W. W. Chandler
Staub
Peoples Court
Sergi D R Peterson
Bow Cecil
Frank
Frederick
William M Storm
Sherman I Bowers
Industry By Industry Wage Scale Proposed by Perkins
Secretary of Labor Perkins urged that the basic wage scale under the proposed labor standards act be set industry by industry. She told a congressional committee she was not convinced by mandating a single national minimum and argued for tailored rates determined by each industry’s conditions and capabilities.
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Washington
Perkins
Safate
Hevrinas
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John W. Grove
C E Cline
Elizabeth + Alpaugh Anderson
Trenton
Hazel Constance Benson
Helen Frances Bortz
Greensburg
Josephine Scott Conrad
Scranton
Dorothy Virginia Dutrow
Frederick Lucene Glock
New Kenesington
Ethel Wilson Hack
Shamokin
Mary Winifred Kleckner
Ringtown
Louise Carolyn Kling
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N.Y
Elizabeth Mary Lang
Elizabeth Lee Lombard
Wath- Incton
Ruth Marie Mace Bride
Arhogion
Wood
Frances Jeannette Mahony
Milford
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Nancy Virginia Markey
Sara Jane Martin
Frances Dorothy Miller
Pottaville
Ruth May Mitchell
Connellsville
Florence Jacobs Neely
Louise Nickey
Mary Elizabeth Strickler
Potomac
Windsor
Chrysler
Duke and Duchess OF Windsor
LeRoy Bryan
Acaraty
Duke
Duchess
Pitcher
Dave
Pal Binche
Roosevelt
Robinson
Guy Staub
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