Hood College Graduation Week Planned With Events
Hood College marks its commencement with art exhibits at Winchester Hall and a musical tea at Brodbeck Hall. The senior play Pomander Walk debuts at City Opera House tonight. Class Day at 2:30 PM and reunions on campus follow, with a faculty and alumnae procession canceled due to heavy rainfall but services held at Evangelical Reform Church.
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Hood College
Winchester Hall
Athletic Association of the college
friends of Hood
Brodbeck Hall
City Opera House
board of
Alumnae
Alumnae Hall
Evangelical Reformed church
Ten Thousand Rotarians Converge for Los Angeles Convention
Ten thousand Rotarians from twenty two countries gather in Los Angeles for the thirteenth International Rotary convention. Delegates from Britain, Australia, China, the Philippines, Cuba, Porto Rico, Canada, and the United States attend, with about three thousand accredited to address International President Crawford C. McCullough at Philharmonic Auditorium. California Rotarians host events and a special motion picture program is planned for the gathering. Frederick LR. Dertzbansh is noted as a convention representative.
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Los Angles
Calif
International Rotary
world wide organization
Los Angeles
British Isles
Australia
China
Philippines
South America
Cuba
Porto Rico
Canada
United States
International
Crawford C. McCullough
Fort Williams
Philharmonic Auditorium
California
Pasadena
Santa Monica
Finish flight Pernambuco to Lisbon completed
Pernambucans Captaine Sacadoura and Coutinho arrived in Lisbon after noon, completing their hydroplane transatlantic flight from Fernando de Noronha. William A. Stultz of Fourth and Rent streets faces an upcoming hearing Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. on a charge of selling corn liquor at 4 cents a drink, arrested Sunday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith. Bond set at 250 dollars.
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Presa
Pernambucs
Brazil
Sacadoura
Coutinho
Fernando Noronha
Lisbon
William A. Stultz
Stultz
Charles W. Smith
Grahame
Seventy-Sixth Annual Distribution of Gifts at Academy of the Visitation
The seventy sixth annual distribution of premiums at the Academy of the Visitation was held this morning before an appreciative audience. Miss Emily Lamar Jemison led the valedictory and Miss Clara Teresa Kearney delivered the valedictory address. Rt. Rev. Msgr. C. F. Thomas spoke. Premiums medals and diplomas were awarded across Senior Junior and Primary departments with multiple Maryland and West Virginia recipients. The program featured Dielman melodies mandolute guitar and violin selections and closed with medals and diplomas to graduates and prize winners.
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Academy of the Visitation
Margaret Earl Cecil
Frederick
Clara Teresa Kearney
Huntington
W. Va
C. F. Thomas
Washington
Kane
Dielman
Janet Gray
Augusta McConey
Geraldine Woods
Emily Burdette
Edna Mensell
Helen Woods
Margaret Cecil
Helen Bready
Clare Teresa Kearney
Constance Rang
Maria Williams
Louise Martin
Irene Denasm
Elizabeth Shea
Emily Jamison
Gloria
Buzzi
Peccia
Belisario
Amoria
Pauline Poole
Katharine Roche
Little Ones
Vaise Faust
R. de Vilbac
Nangai Sanith
Bessie Hany
Migkés
Sarah Ellen Keys
Evelyn Cromelih
Catharine Long
Beatrice Cronke
Lavinia Gray
Betiy Ray
Bessie Hann
Ruth Waltz
Evelyn Cromelin
Martha Keys
Beulah Renn
Dorothy Green
Caprice Hongrosse
Ketterer
Beatrice Rang
Eben Mensell
Alfred Silver
M. Fischetti
Ernani
Margaret Kent
Convent Garden
Kroningsmarsh
Eilenberg
Elizabeth Jones
Mary Miller
Josephine Gallery
Irene Denham
Margaret Cecil Helen Bready
West Virginia
Margaret Earle Cecil
Emily La Mar Jamison
Maryland
Mary Agnes Miller
District of Columbia
Janet Somerville Gray
Lavinia Lenox Gray
Antoinette Brosius
Marie Bloom
Mary Larette Davis
Constance Denham
Virginia
Antoinette Brostus
Mary Loretta Davis
Julia Counihan
Misses Clare
Teresa Kearney
Fiizabeth Shea
Elizabeth McDowell
Sarah Allee
Alba Wilson
Mary Branigan
Mary
Public Health Association Plans Countywide Board Representation
Frederick County public health leaders propose a county organization with election district representation on the board. A meeting is set for Thursday at 3 PM in the M C A auditorium to present a constitution and elect officers. County residents from all sections are urged to attend and enroll as charter members.
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Frederick County Public Health Association
cit of
Frederick
Federated Charities of
Beating Charge Against John Kimmel Leads to Hearing Tomorrow
John Kimmel of near Braddock faces a hearing before Justice J. Grahame Johnson on a charge of beating his wife and sister in law. He was arrested by Sheriff James A. Jones and jailed after the two women were taken to Nantévue. A letter from Webb County Texas County Attorney C A McLane prompted the case, with Abraham Calleros reporting the alleged abuse. The sheriff acted on the information upon locating Kimmel’s residence. In Frederick, a Brotherhood of St. Andrew chapter was formed at All Saints Church with officers elected and a junior chapter led by Alvin G. Quinn.
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John Kimmel
Braddock
J. Grahame Johnson
Kimmel
James A. Jones
Nantevue
Jones
C. A. McLane
Webb county
Texas
McLane
Abraham Calleros
Jova
Maria Petra Calleros
Calleros
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Ail Salata church
Park W. T. Lox
F B Sappington, Jr
Haro V. Quinn
John Hf K. Bomberger
Brotherhood
Frederick
Alvin G. Quinn
Funeral Wednesday for David D Kolb of Frederick
Frederick man David D Kolb a partner in Kolb Bros butchers died Sunday at Johns Hopkins Baltimore after a long illness. He lived Braddock Heights and Frederick earlier and was active in Evangelical Reformed church and several Masonic bodies. Funeral Wednesday at 3 30 from Evangelical Reformed church with Lynch Lodge Masons in charge and Jacques de Molay escort. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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David D. b
Kolb Bros
Frederick
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Lapgelock
Kelb
Frederick City Hospital
Maryland General Hospital
jin
Mr. Kolb
Evangelical Reformed church
Lynch Lodge of Masons
Enoch Chapter
R. A. Masons
Enoch Coun¢eil
Jacques de Molay Commandery
No. 4
K. T
Boumi Templay Mystic Shrine
United Fire Company
Kolb
East Third street
Braddock Heights
Augustus
Mary Kolb
Martha B. Mealy
Charlies E. Mealy
Denmead
Charlotte
Jeanette
Marianne
Kathleen
David W. Kolb
William
Evangelical Reformed
Jacques de Molay
Mount Olivet
C. C. Carty
Probe into killing of Col Beck reopened in Oklahoma
The assassination of Lieut. Col Paul Ward Beck, the Post Field senior officer, was reopened in May by a board of army officers in Washington. They reviewed all proceedings in the case. Meanwhile Postmaster George W. Kefauver and family with Blanche Stones, both of Washington, left on a car trip to Springfield, Ohio.
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Associated
Oklahoma City
Okla
Paul Ward Beck
Post Field
Jean P. Day
hte
army
Washington
George W. Kefauver
Middletown
Kefauvers
Blanche Stomes
Springfield
Ohio
Severe June Storm Deluges Frederick and Washington Counties
A violent rainstorm drenched Frederick and Washington counties, causing washed out rails on the H and F at Gough and marooned vehicles. From 6 pm to midnight 1.70 inches fell, 2.32 inches since June 1, total for June 4.02 inches. Creek flooding drove motorists from East Patrick street, with water two to three feet deep. Creeks overflowed banks near Seeger's smith shop. roads washed out and workers repairing damage.
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Frederick
Washington
Washington county
Frederick county
sharp
Gough
Catoctin Furnace
Thurmont
Thur‘mont
Carroll creek
Patrick street
Seeger
Charles Wertheimer
E. D. McCath
State Roads Commission
Spring Operetta Promises 100 Children On Stage
The Washington Street School presents A Spring Operetta on Wednesday night June 7 at 7 30. About 100 pupils perform in a play with a large platform set before the school. A cake candy and ice cream festival follows on the school lawn to fund the balance on the new piano. The event is open to the public.
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Washington street
Plano
Bill to sell Muscle Shoals properties to Henry Ford
The Associated Press reports a bill authorizing Secretary Weeks to negotiate the sale and lease of Muscle Shoals, Alabama properties to Henry Ford, with amendments by the House Military committee to remove the Gorgas steam plant. The measure, urged by acting Chairman McKenzie, may be introduced today in the House. Also notes social visits by Mrs Hoy and Mrs Schiey in nearby towns.
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Associated Press
Washington
bfll
Weeks
Henry Fort
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Detroit
House
Gorgas
McKenzie
Union Bridge Bank Shortage Reported at $160000
Washington reports a shortage of at least $160,000 in the accounts of the First National Bank of Union Bridge Maryland. E Wimstead cashier is at liberty on a $15000 bond awaiting further details from the Comptroller of the Currency.
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Associated Press
Washington
First National Bank
Union Bridge
Maryland
Crissinger
E. ¥. Wimstead
liberty
Pepper Reed and Pinchot Fail to Reach Agreement
A Washington conference among Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania Major David Reed and Gifford Pinchot to pick a new Republican State Chairman ended in a friendly disagreement and the matter will go to the State Committee meeting Saturday in Philadelphia for decision.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Peper
Pennsylvania
David A. Reed
Crow
Gifford Finchot
Republcan
State Committee
Philadelphia
U S Steamer Bound for Ireland Held Up by British Sloop
A steamer sailing from New York to Fenit County Kerry with corn and mixed cargo was stopped in Tralee Bay by a British sloop. A large quantity of ammunition in barrels was seized. The vessel is identified as the Seattle Spirit.
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Associated Press
London
New York
Fenit
County Kerry
Tralee Bay
Press Association
Tralee
Seattle Spirit
U S Troops To Remain On Rhine Decision Made
Washington on June 6 reports a small force of American troops will stay at Coblenz on the Rhine beyond July 1. The duration of stay is not yet determined and follows requests from Germany and several Allied powers.
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U. S
RHINE
Associated Press
Washington
Germany
Coblenz
Weeks
Leading Issues Make Gains and Losses Today
United States stock market fluctuations seen in New York on June 5 with oils, industrials, and rails showing mixed gains and losses of one to three points. Call money opened at 4.3 percent, then moved, as trading closed irregularly with about 1,250,000 shares changing hands.
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Associated Press
New York
Call money
Republicans to Explain and Defend Tariff Bill
Washington June 5 Republican Senate leaders plan to explain and defend the administration tariff bill in general debate in the Senate. Senator Watson Indiana announced today the opening of a series of addresses planned for the next few weeks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Watson
Tndiana
Dentist Dr Robinette Perry Spends Weekend in Washington
Dr Robinette Perry a Washington DC dentist spent the weekend at the Hotel Maryland Middletown. Perry is the younger brother of the late Albert Perry Know an item of news you local help send it fe.
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Robinette Perry
Washington, DC
Hotel
Maryland
Middletown
Perry ig
Albert Perry
Supreme Court Rules Unions Liable for Strike Damages
Chief Justice Taft delivers ruling in Coronado Coal case, holding labor organizations liable under German Anti-Trust Law for property and other damages caused by members during a strike. United Mine Workers of America sued Coronado and coal firms over the 1914 Arkansas strike.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court today
Coronado
Taft
United Mine Workers of America
Arkansas
Watson Bitterly Assails Foreign Diplomats in U S
Senator Watson Republican Indiana denounces ambassadors and foreign representatives in Washington for speeches about tariff and trade. He cites Sir Auckland Geddes and a California address urging British ships for American commerce as improper. He says foreign officials have no right to instruct the United States on policy and warns of foreign propaganda against the pending tariff bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jane
Trakett
Senate
Watson
Ind
Sir Auckland Geddes
California
United States
Great Britain
Indiana
Valentino Freed on Bigamy Charge at Hearing Today
Los Angeles on June 4 Rodolph Valentino screen actor known for love hero roles was freed of a bigamy charge after a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Handy. The complaint was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence.
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VALENTINO
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Rodolph Valentino
Justice of the Peace Handy
Suspect in Ward Case Tries to Escape Three Times
Philadelphia June John Cienso held as a possible suspect in the Clarence Peters and Walter S. Ward killing made three attempts to leap from a patrol wagon. Shackled hand and foot he was moved from an uptown station to City Hall Central station. Police doubt Cienso linked to Ward case but say he would talk if involved in nothing serious.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
John Cienso
Clarence Peters
Walter S. Ward
uptown
Central station
City Hall
Clenzo
Ward
Ford Will Run for President If the People Desire
William Thronbers, editor of a Dearborn newspaper and leader in the Henry Ford for President movement, reports privately that Henry Ford would run for president if the people desire it but would refuse to spend money to promote his candidacy. The remarks were described as tentative and contingent on public support.
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Henry Ford
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Wiliam Thron bers
Dearborn
cleb
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