Moving Up Day Exercises Open Hood Commencement
Hood College moves spotlight on Moving Up Day in Brodbeck Hall with prize awards and a Devotional service led by Dr. Joseph H. Apple. Seniors, juniors, and underclassmen participated in a formal processional and a campus ceremony marking the close of the term.
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Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Joseph H. Apple
Hoad
Henry T. Wade
Apple
Shakespeare
Israel
Holy
Heaven
Earth
Seventh Grade Pupils to Receive Certificates Friday
Public schools close with a June 12 ceremony at the City Opera House. Prof G Lloyd Palmer will distribute certificates to county seventh graders who pass exams for entry to high school, Rev Charles D Shaffer delivers the address, A Le Roy McCardell speaks, and music and remarks follow as hundreds attend.
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City Opera House
G. Lloyd Palomer
Chas. D. Shaffer
Buckeystown
John Kubrick
Stoddard Smith Boutson
Irene Myrtle Trout
Robert T. Jones
Millicent E. Jones
Mary Amanda Ambrose
Agnes Loulge Shankle
James Minor Snoutffer
Vernon Harper
Flint of Rocks
George F. Harry
Frank Kartman
Margaret Searly
Mary E. ¥. Fisher
Lillian May Barrett
Charles William Harper
Alice Virginia Barnhouse
Harold Hugh Sterling
Doubs
Carlos Specht
Raymond Farr Smith
William Theodore Rastora
Vivian Helen Cordell
Lois Virginia Compher
Hazel Marie Shull
Adamstown
Lloyd Gilmore Hahn
Harry Clifford Gilbert
Melvin Eldred Lea
Annabell
Elizabeth Trout
Helen Elizabeth Grove
Margaret Elizabeth Hack
Isabel Maxwell Wood
Howard Taylor
John Francia Smith
Mary Staley
Vivian Hunter
Helen Louise Me Clow
Virginia Kepler Willard
Dorothy G. M. Ramsburg
Mary E. Chapline
Helen Louise Reed
Dora Sedden
Margaret L. Bowers
Ilan
Katherlene Rickards
George Richard
William J. Mitchell Appointed U.S. Solicitor General
Named solicitor general of the United States, William J. Mitchell of Ste Pand was appointed today. The 25 year veteran lawyer has handled many major cases and has been retained in numerous high profile matters across the Department of Justice.
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Washington
William J. Mitchell
Ste Pand
United States
Mitchell
Department of Justice
Pana
Ais
Os Es
Half Million Dollar Fire Destroys Mt Airy Businesses
A major blaze in Mt Airy caused an estimated 175 000 to 200 000 in damages across nine structures near the B and O tracks. Firefighters prevented total destruction despite gasoline tank explosions and extensive insurance coverage.
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Mt. Airy
Ite Histor
Frederick Patroil
Marion V. Rinkles
B. Zepp
Robert L. Rinkles
C. C. Riddle
Tooger
Walder Nikirk
Rudy Burdette
First National Bank
Norman
C. & P. Telephone Company
Zepp
Thorns
Chapline
Independent Hose Company
Allen Kline
Wiliam Bowers
Rockville
Kensington
Ellicott City
Frederick Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Mr. Runkles
Fines Totaled 812 in Ridgeville Reported by Commissioner
The weekly Automobile Commissioner report shows Ridgeville accounting for 812 of 1310 dollars in fines for violations in the vicinity of Frederick during the period. The list records numerous speeding penalties, license issues, and reckless driving tickets across Ridgeville and nearby towns, with riders including Foland and Winkel facing license suspensions or denials.
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Ridgeville
Commissioner's Weekly
John M. Foland
Patrick Street
Marion Winkel
Bmaiteburg
Harry Roberts
Recklesa
Allen Rosensteel
William C. Sinnott
Marian Winkel
Middletown
Miles G. Duz
First Silk Spun by County Worms at Chestnut Farms
Dr. I Wil L Payne reports the first silk spun by silkworms at Chestnut Farms Walkerarilie Frederick County. About fourteen workers assisted as worms began eight days of cocoon spinning producing yellowish cocoons. The average silk length per worm is 37 000 yards about 21 miles and the process aims to establish mulberry feeding and local silkworm industry viability.
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Walkerarilie
I Wil L. Payne
Frederick County
News-Post
Payne
Mailady
Dr. Payne
Lonesome life at jail with only two prisoners in Frederick county
Frederick county jail faces unusually low inmate numbers as Sheriff Albaugh notes two prisoners in custody. One likely headed to reform school soon, the other committed for a corporate offense at Emmitsburg and to be released. In past years up to 40 inmates were housed here, with a peak of 37 after a round up prior to court. The sheriff suggests laws may be reducing arrests.
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Frederick County
Alhaughs
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Albaugh
Coltier Recaptured After Escape From Road Gang
William Coltier known as Dap per Dan, a colored resident of the city, escaped from a road gang while serving a Maryland House of Correction sentence imposed by Justice Motter. He was recaptured a short distance from the escape site after a three month sentence for assault and battery.
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Collier
William Coltier
Thie City
Justice Motter
Maryland House of Correction
Colter
Dapper Dan
Heat Wave Hits High as Records Fall in New Ten Page
Extreme heat persists as temperatures reach the 102 degree mark at noon in Pittsburg with many seeking ice and soda drinks while work slows. Reports indicate 140 heat related deaths across the United States, from Ohio to Montana, with additional prostrations blamed on the heat and accompanying storms.
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Mercury
Toa
Lee
United States
Chicago
Dine & Cap
Obie Amt
Ohio
Montana
Midiwest
Midwest
Alinewoth
Nebraska
Selling Pressure Continues On Wall Street
New York June 5 Selling pressure persisted as stocks neared new levels of restraint with several standard industrials breaking prior resistance. United States Steel fell to 113 1 2, American Can moved to 160, US Cast Iron Pipe rose to 250 1 4. Call money renewed at 3 percent. Total volume around 1,950,000 shares.
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New York
United
Juvenile Court Hears Crouse Case Remands Boy to Parents
Melvin Crouse about 15 son of Mr and Mrs John Crouse East Church Street was remanded in custody of his parents at a Juvenile court hearing Judge Worthington presiding He has faced several larceny charges and will later be placed elsewhere under Children's Aid Society supervision
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Crouse
Melvin Crouse
John Crouse
East Church Street
Worthington
Children's Aid Society
Stinnes Group Faces 120 Million Mark International Crisis
London dispatch says Stinnes interests in Germany cannot meet foreign obligations totaling 120,000,000 marks. The crisis is blamed on foreign credits being called in and attempts to secure new credit failing, including in the United States.
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Minnes
Indifficulties
London
Amsterdam
Stinnes
Germany
Stiane
United States
Record Heat Hits Baltimore as Temperatures Soar
In Baltimore the heat intensified with the morning reading at 98 degrees, hotter than the previous day. Relief was scarce as humidity and fatigue spread. workers reported disruptions and partial shifts due to the extreme conditions.
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Baltimore
Jocal Weather Bureau
Schopla
Soviet Aid to Chinese Faction Sparks War Risk, AP Hears
Washington reports indicate Soviet involvement in arming China amid a potential civil war. Moscow backs Feng Yu-wang's faction against Chang Tao-lin, with arms passings across the border and Moscow Tokyo support fueling northern unrest and railroad mobilization in Mongolia. The Peiping ambassador's activity draws global diplomatic protest as propaganda grows.
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Japan
Feng Yu Waning
Leas
Tokyo
Feng
Chang Tao Lin
Peking
Karathan
Canton
LAW NOT VIOLATED BY TRANSPORTING LIQUOR
Rochellie Maryland June AP AK Testa faced a poxseawing charge accused of intent to sell liquor in the county. Carl F Gunnell and Harry Tanner of Washington along with others testified they were merely transporting an automobile load of corn whiskey from Baltimore to Washington. The circuit court ruled no county violation due to lack of evidence of selling.
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Bere
Baltimore
Washington
Anniversary Dinner Marks Leaders Bible Club Milestone
The thirteenth anniversary event was held Thursday night in Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church rooms. About 120 men attended despite hot weather. Social committee chair Claude Hahn led the event with help from church ladies. A banquet featured ham and pineapple, corned beef, pears, potatoes, rolls, coffee, and cake. Music by Mrs G Ellin Williams and Chas Hagan. Addresses by Rev Gite Wildame Rev W F Graham and RB Paul Smith of Hagerstown. J Scott Atkinsas led as toastmaster. G W Shinnick contributed humorous bits from Baltimore. Roses and peonies decorated the tables. The banquet capped the Bible Club’s yearlong celebration.
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Rooma
Calvary Methodist Iipiscopell Church
Claude @. Hahn
Mra. G. Ellin Williams
Chas. Hagan
Chas. E. Radeon
Canton
G. Hite Wildame
W. F. Graham
RB. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
J. Scott Atkinsas
G W. Shinnick
Baltimere
Torment
Thin City
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Harry W. Dunning
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Charles Heho Jr
W. C
John Clayton
Edward A. Cosgrove
Elizabeth Daunt
Flook
Robert Fuchs
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Cora A. Geiger
John Grave
LeRoy Martaon
William Lee Harvey
Neelse
Cassell Houts
W. HH. Jackson
Aston
Hill
Jasper Schlawo
Martin Schultz
Marla de ‘Silver
Jossension
Nathan Skillman
Lea Stewart
Ailitloun
FE. Thompson
Lafayette Weinberg
Clarence J. Wat
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Preston Wyatt
A. R. Zentmyer
Sheriff
Pittsburgh
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Moscow Reds
Chang Tso Lin
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China
Montgomery
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