Hood Alumnae Elects Officers and Directors
Hood College Alumnae Association elected Miriam R Apple as president and named Ruth Thomas Yinger Dorothy McIntyre Betty Garber and Margaret Grim to key posts. Dorothy Filler McBride and Ethel Lowe Robinson were chosen to College Board of Directors. The group announced plans for the Fiftieth Anniversary in 1943 and held reunions and dances.
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Miriam R. Apple
Hood Coleege
Hand College
Annie Business
Dorothy Filler McBride
Frederick
Ethel Lowe Robinson
Greensburg
College
Adele Edmunds Levering
Coblents Hall
Mise Apple
Brodbeck Hall
Coblent
Dorothy Willer McBride
Precvdient
Betty Garber
Rose Daniels
Harrisburg
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Ruth Thomas Yinger
Mary Rhoads
Miss Garber
Miriam Ro Apple
Margaret Besant
Garber
Lucy Best
Virginian Carty
McBride
Miss Best
Mary Louise Meyer
Henry L. G. Rieffer
Emory’ L. Coblentz
Dorothy I. Morrill
James H Gambrill
Rieffer
Coblentz
Gambril
Morrill
Grace Seitz Landauer
Irene Sauserman
Affoona
Edith Dee Chant Tatem
Haddonfield
N. J
Henry Z. Stahr
Hollidaysburg
Wyhland Mall
Martha Stahr
Weeklong Atlantic showers with warming trend
A weather outlook for the North and Middle Atlantic States predicts showers at the start and again midweek and toward the end. The week is generally warm with brief cooler spikes following the showers.
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Middle Atlantic States
Weather Record for Tam Today
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation, year to date total 71 inches, June normal 46 inches, with 164 inches on record. Excess precipitation noted for the period and temperatures ranged high around 82 with a low near 64. Tomorrow expected around 74 with precipitation likely.
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Tam
Rockefeller Estate Put At 25 Million Inheritance
White Plains New York June 5 AP Joan D Rockefeller Sr who built a vast fortune left a gross estate around 25 million disclosed with the will filing The will drawn June 2 1925 and three codicils last dated October 3 1934 name granddaughter Margaret Strong De Cuevas of Lakewood New Jersey and her descendants as beneficiaries Internal revenue officials estimate the maximum estate tax on the 25 million would be about 15 112 600 State tax officials put New York state take at roughly 4 950 010
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Joan D Rockefeller Sr
Philanthrac Mies
New York
Albany
Mar-garet Strong de Cuevas
Lakewood
N. J
Washington
Internal Revenue
John DD Rockefeller
Compromise Talks Underway on Roosevelt Court Bill
Senate leaders pressed for a summer vote on court reform amid filibuster threats. The White House held no public stance while Senator Robinson proposed amendments. Proposals debated include adding two justices or limiting to one appointment per year with strong opposition and narrow expected margins.
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Administration
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Third Traffic Hearing Ends as Suit Is Dismissed
Frederick court records show a collision at West Patrick and Jefferson streets on April 11 led to a third traffic hearing. Justice Schnauffer dismissed the charges after witnesses testified and key participants, including operator and owner roles, were clarified or absent, ending the case with no further hearings planned.
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West Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
Patrick MM. Schnauffer
Walter Heigi
Eee Igsare
Isedion
Cate
Sergt O
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Cir Anders
Aes
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Alion ¥. Bennett
Reno Sharp
Brachus
Voters face registration gaps as campaign heats up
In Frederick city elections many voters discover names missing from municipal registration books. Officials report 167 names added since last cycle, while more were removed or deceased. Ballots and books ready for Monday voting at fourteen precincts. sewer project debate dominates campaign along with party activity at headquarters.
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Walter
City Hall
Philip E. Grove
West Patrick Street
Church and Court Streets
Elmer St. ©. Maxwell
Rockets To Give Greatest Speed
Cal Charles A Lindbergh predicts rockets may reach speeds allowing transportation beyond hundreds of miles per hour. In a Clark University commencement letter, he cites Prof. Robert H Goddard's rocket work as potentially transforming travel and science, noting rockets could outrun balloons and aid astronomy meteorology and magnetism while offering wartime explosive advantages.
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Mass
Cal
Lindbergh
England
Godard
Food Rush Strikes Closures Hit Mahoning Valley Steel Plant
A tense Mahoning valley clash as pickets swarm near Youngstown Sheet & Tube and other mills. Sheriff forces crowd away from a bridge while workers cut rails leading to a large plant to blockade food shipments amid a seven state strike. Court orders curb picketing at Republic Steel Warren and Niles plants and a motion delays hearings on rail shipment disruptions.
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Youngstown Sheet & Pu Company
CTO Steel Watchers
Sheet & Tabe
Ralph E Elser
Poker
Twoemule
U.S Steel Corporation
Mahoning Valley
Sheet & Tube
Republic Steel Corporation
Inland Steel Corporation
Warren
Chie
Dune
Niles
Lynn B. Griffith
Trundle County
Republic
Duke Duchess Honeymoon at Austrian Castle Amid Wolf Fear
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor honeymoon at Wasseleanburg Castle in Noetsch Austria. A citywide wolf scare has unsettled the region as unemployed men search the countryside. Edward, famed for not kissing upon marriage, carries his bride through the castle portal under a bright moon.
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Chateau de Lande
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Farecourt
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Pocketbook with funds saved a California trip rescue
Dr Roger Gewis of Johns Hopkins Hospital led two doctors and a nurse to stop a California bound party from leaving Frederick with a missing pocketbook. After two phone calls and a quick roadside search, the pocketbook with funds was found and returned to the Hopkins staff member.
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Californiac
Oaded
Calfornia
Clement
Lewis
Quiet Washington party scenes and Roosevelts’ wry wit
Washington notes describe a First Family party with Mrs Roosevelt and Jimmy Roosevelt, plus remarks from Secretary Morgenthau and others. The piece pokes fun at attire and banter, with side jokes about Jolson, Sumner Welles, and the Roosevelt Court plan, ending with a Yale anecdote from Homer Cummings.
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Washington
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Napoleon Cummings
Homer Cummings
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Cromine
Wife Of Senator Glass Dies In Lynchburg Virginia
The wife of United States Senator Glass died at her home Monte Farm near Lynchburg Virginia this morning around 8 o clock after a long illness. The senator, in a statement, mourned her loss and recalled her devotion to family and public service.
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Lynchburg, Va
Ianchburg Va
Narela
Vwodeavnan Caldwell Glasie
United Stanes
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Montesip
Stocks Rally Opens Then Retreat in Brief Market Start
Stocks started the day strong in New York trading but most shares slipped back as traders weighed a cautious outlook. Investors awaited clearer guidance after a tentative session with few standout drivers and lingering profit concerns.
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Ladies Night at New Market Grand Lodge Dinner
A New Market gathering hosted by the Grand Lodge of Marsland featured speaker Charles Eo Moylan of Baltimore. The evening included singing, remarks by Most Worshipful Grand Master Harry BoWeicht and Grand Secretary Harry Mueller, and performances by the Lyre Quartette, closing with Auld Lang Syne.
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America
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Vautheor
Harry BoWeicht
Masons
Maryland
Harry Mueller
Fate
Moston
Lyre
George M. Free
Harry DP Seeger
A. Dewey Zimmerman
Prank A Conaway
A. J. Zimmerman
J. Mo Eteler
J I. Mussetter
George HW Riges
J. G Shawbaker
Garnet C Ball
John Newton Maynard
Willam E Zimmerman
Bernard Selby
JW. Masser
Charles E. Moylan
Latin K. Falconer
Harvey $. Ste
Pc M Compner
George W. McComas
Lawrence E Bentz
George Lo Wilhub
TOW
Joel Masser
C OT Stevens
Allen Wo Nicodemus
Evan Lt. Carpenter
C. Wy. Crum
James Hickale
Maurice Makes 'Georke FE Chaney
Samuel Warsre
Ato
Ype
Two Sleeping Sickness Deaths Reported at Cumberland
Cumberland June news notes two confirmed deaths from sleeping sickness. Dr Marvey Ho, supervisor at the Memon Moantal ree ported patient details and hospital care. Victims include James and another resident from Garr ett county.
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Marvey Ho
Janes
Edward
William C. Lachel
Garrett County
Jamee
Corn Pede Appears in Meddies Town Valley Update
County official Henry B Stneraker reports corn pede presence in Meddies town valley. He notes limited outbreaks and says similar sightings are rare in other sections, with no widespread damage anticipated this season.
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Corran
Henry B
Stneraker
France Seeks Expanded Naval Patrol With Germany and Italy
The French government floated a plan to have all nations on the naval patrol and to include neutral observers aboard each ship to assign responsibility for incidents. The move aims to prevent arms shipments to the Spanish conflict and broaden the block against war matériel. In Madrid, a separate report says Spain’s government vows to escalate aviation warfare against insurgent-held cities, signaling a terror-for-terror response as civil conflict intensifies.
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Marck
Sean Blum
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Enca
Valencia-Madrid
Toal Ah
Ering
Indaleciosty
Eat Fan Prieto
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Ford Brotherhood Emerges in Detroit Area
Detroit June 5 AP report reveals circulation of membership cards for the Ford Brotherhood of America within the United Automobile Workers section. Company officials declined to discuss the group as workers say about 95 percent of Rouge plant motor builders signed cards and paid initiation fees.
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Ford Brotherhood of America
Mamemoth Rouge
Ecards
Dainag
Ttt
Grand Jury
Investi
Ino Waich
Ford
Dearborn
Netses
Car Crash Defendant Faces Hearing in Rural Court
Charles A Thomas and Frederick ale lege face a midday hearing before Justice Robert Clagan at VWoansbern on three charges linked to a Sunday evening collision that injured Ruth Miller and Moss Miller. Police say the driver was arrested after a witness report and a pursuit.
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Frederick
Ruth Miler
Eakles
Haven Feng Tong
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