Hood College Fifty-Second Commencement Address and Degrees
Francis B. Sayre delivered the keynote at Hood College forty-fifth annual commencement. Ninety-two graduates received diplomas as President Henny Irvin Stahr conferred five degrees after Dean Ruth V. Pope presented candidates. Sayre urged peace built on justice and Christian foundations amid world crisis.
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Francis B. Sayre
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
America
Sayre
Zion
Washington
Wilson
Christ
Henny Irvin Stahr
Ruth V. Pope
Margaret E. 5. Hood
Final Assembly Held on Tuesday at Frederick High
Frederick High seniors plan a final assembly in the auditorium at nine o'clock. The program includes the last will and testament, class history, class prophecy, and a music-filled procession with the high school orchestra. Honors go to senior leaders and the Glee Club performs, concluding with the recessional.
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Frederick High School
Lawrence Rice
Grace Hargett
Seitz
Ber
Herbert
Helen Schwarz
Glenda Geisinger
Gear Siup
Irene Truett
Lorraine Jor
Jack Quyan
Betty Rice
Clinton Rhoades
Kenneth Alexander
James Eving
Robert Lester Dudrow
Edward Anne Louise Maxwell
Marjorie Vetter
Margaret Thomas
Connie Musser
Allen G. Quynn, Jr
Deppen
Kro ‘Hustory
Jack Quen
Helen Schwartz
Tannhauser
Wagner
Robert Russell
Mattie
Robert Paul Wa
Walt
Daily Shock
A. L. Leary
Fenton Harris
Martha B. Pettit
Margaret Motter
John Hansen
Geraldine Fiter
Margaret Besant
Innocent Man Wounded in Baltimore Gun Duel
Baltimore June 6 AP A rail way telegrapher Herbert C Formwalt 33 was critically wounded and a railway policeman Harry F Lins 43 shot in the arm during a gun fight in the Baltimore and Ohio Bayview yards. The officer arrested a white man and two new crew members and took them to Formwalt's signal tower before the gunfight. The five colored men and the white man escaped as police described the exchange of shots and injuries. Formwalt was too badly hurt to sign the statement from his hospital bed.
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Baltimore
Herbert C. Formwalt
Baltimore & Ohio Bayview
Harry F Lins
Formwall
John W. Robinson
Formwalt
Augustine Huber
Abandon Hope To End Congress This Week
Washington reports Congress has largely given up on adjourning this week due to wage hour disputes and delays in passing a 3.723 billion relief bill. A joint committee may not meet until Thursday to reconcile differences, pushing final action to around June 15. Conferees diverge on establishing permanent labor standards for exemptions, while AFL president William Green criticizes the complex administrative machinery.
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Washington
House
Senate
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Hold Up Charge Tried in Court
George A. Castle, an Alling station attendant, identified Elden Stokes of Pennsylvania as one of two masked robbers who took $22.64 at gunpoint early April 26. Castle testified after being taken to Carlisle, with Lt Blumenauer and Deputy Shook, and noted he had not seen the robber’s face at the time. The case aired objections to testimony as Stokes’ attorney argued. Ott faces bigamy charges after a marriage on January 12. Lillie Lapole, Elsie Ott, and seven character witnesses testified to Ott’s character and work.
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George A. Castle
Alling Station
Elden Stokes
Pennsylvania
Arthur D. Willard
Castle
Carlisle
Denver F. Shook
Chas. Blumenauer
Stokes
Blumenauer
Robert J E. Clapp, Jr
Stoxes
Donald Rice
Four Weekend Accidents Hurt Two In County
State Police reported four weekend accidents with two injuries. One crash north of Frederick Junction sent a car into a wheat field and another overturned near the Washington pike. The most seriously injured, Joseph Tiehurst of Washington, suffered a severe head cut and was taken home.
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Frederick Junction
Washington Pike
Joseph Tiehurst
Washington
Tiehurst
Alfaifa Club
Murrelts
Murrell
Cramette
Lee deOrsey
John E. Oxley
Rockville
John H. Cummings
Knoxville
Franklin A. Danner
Brunswick
Brunswick Baseball Park
Cummings
Corp. May
William H. Campbell
Danner
Libertytown
Charles Bogers
Harrisonburg
Schnanffier
John Q. Squirrrel
Colored
Westminster
Strck
William J. Stoner
Thurmont
Joseph F. Geiselman
Emmitsburg
Geiselman
Theodore Bell
Baltimore
Sabillasville
Geislelman
Clifford Kesselring
Wallace H. Cready
Pittsburgh
Pac
Justice Stoner
Catoctin Furnace
Cready
Kesselring
Rosselring
Gettysburg Anniversary Committee Seeks $400000 More
Washington AP reports the Gettysburg anniversary committee asks Congress for 400000 additional funds to accommodate more Civil War veterans attending the celebration. Congress has 900000 already allocated. Rep. Haines Democrat Pa will seek the extra appropriation tomorrow.
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Washington
Itysburg
Congress
Haines
Dem. Pa
Jefferson neighborhood recommended suspending sentence
State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers prosecuted the cases Ott was represented by E. Austin James.
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Jefferson
Sherman P. Bowers
Ott
E. Austin James
Garden Clubs Set Spring Meeting at Hood College
Members of the Federated Garden Clubs of Mars tand plan a Tuesday morning gathering at Hood College to view Gambrit Park. The program begins at 10:36 AM led by Miss M Genesa Lens pach and includes a tour of the new outdoor whe farer with diverse plantings. Luncheon is at 1 PM in Coblentz Hall dining room followed by an afternoon visit to Gambrit Park. Reservations by Mrs Heyward Boyre, 4 Childs Road, Baltimore.
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Federated Garden Clubs of
Mars
Moos
Tuessdas
M Genesa Lenspach
Coblentz Hall
Gamibril
Park
Heyward Boyre
Chub’ S Road
Baltimore
Frederick Academy Commencement Held for Ninety Second Year
Frederick Academy of the Visitation held its ninety second annual graduation exercises on Wednesday at 10 30 in the academy hall. Eighteen graduates heard Rev Joseph M McCoy address the class with a music program featuring and a long list of academic and post graduate scholars led by valedictorian Lorampart and salutatorian Miss English.
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Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Joseph M. McCoy
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Madeleine Augustine English
Richmond
Adelaide Patterson Heffelfinger
Frederick
Lerraing
Adele Koogle
Middletown
Virginia
Llampart
Puerto Rico
Mildred Mary Mess
iAlexandria
Mary Patricia O'Connell
Baltimore
Marjorie Connell Powell
Washington
D. C
Margaret Elizabeth Smith
Alexandria
Marybeth Callan Stretmater
Edna Alice Cramer
Jane Hull Boyne
Bernadine LaRue Douglas
Woodsboro
Masssanet
Margaret Smith
Madeline English
Weber
Marjorie Powell
Mary Florence Selby
Ilia Liempart
Jeanne Crobarger
Strauss Bliss
Chopin
Madeleine English
Dielman
Patricia Maloney
Rose Marie Heurich
Jean Roach
Mary Lamphier Brady
Mary Jane White
Suzanne Fallon
Jane Leary
WPA Ordered To Stamp Out Shovel Leaning
Harrisburg June. Banks Hudson, director of the WPA in Pennsylvania, issued an order to curb leafing on relief projects. WPA directors in 18 districts were told to stamp out shovel leaning and enforce a rule of $1 of work for every $1 spent.
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Harrisburg
Banks Hudson
WPA
Pennsylvania
Hudson
Day of Comfort observed by Frederick DeMolay chapter
The Order of De Molay observed its Day of Comfort on Sunday with a group visiting wards at Frederick City Hospital Emergency Hospital and Home for the Aged, distributing flowers. The annual observance was led by committee members Staley Lanner Master Counselor A Owen Mercer Milton A Frank Jr and G Edward Nogle.
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Frederick
Order of
De‘Molay
DeMolay
Frederick City Hospital
Staley Lanner
A. Owen Mercer
Milton A. Frank, Jr
G. Edward Nogle
French Area Hospital Invaded as Canton Bombed by Japs Planes
Daladier rushes to the scene of the invasion as French area hospital suffers air attack. Japanese planes reportedly bomb Canton, with authorities confirming the assault and evaluating its impact on medical facilities and civilian protections.
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Canton
Daladier
Frightful carnage wrought by attack over border
French and Spanish border clash continues as nine unmarked bombers fly over Puy Morens and Bourg Madame. French anti air units fire warning shots, planes retreat across frontier. Daladier heads to border amid rising tensions with Spain.
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Perpignan
France
Spain
Puymorens
Edouard Data
Bourg-Madame
Nahuja
Daladier
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Jules Decamp
Urges Business And Labor To Overcome Fear
Stockbridge Massachusetts June 6 AP Carl Vrooman former Assistant Secretary of Agriculture told the Oxford Group National House Party to overcome greed and fear to save America saying business and labor are viewed as big bad wolves. Louis L Wilson described how group principles transformed his Frederick Maryland textile plant making a strike or lockout unthinkable.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Carl Vrooman
Bloomington
Til
America
Oxford
Vrooman
Louis L Wilson
Frederick
Hunt For Cash Boy Body Abandoned in Florida
The James Bailey Cash Jr. kidnapping remained unsolved as investigators abandoned the search for the boy's body. FBI focused on questioning many people and tracking the $10,000 ransom notes. About twelve of 2,090 volunteers patrolled near Cape Sable and the Florida Keys in the last phase of the manhunt.
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Princeton. Fla
James Bailey Cash
Lad
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cash
Cape Sable
Florida Keys
Leading Stocks Rally As Market Extends Friday Gains
New York June 6 APr Leading stocks again moved higher in todays market though buyers were selective and cautious. Early rally extensions prompted profit taking with fractional advances around two points pared by midday. A quiet rebound near the fourth hour followed as volume exceeded last week.
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New York
68th Commencement Held at West Maryland College
The sixty eighth annual commencement of Western Maryland College Westminster was held at 10 o'clock in Alumni Hall. Dr E Snavely of New York delivered the commencement address. President Dr Fred G Holloway presented diplomas to a record number of graduates. BA degrees were awarded to a student list including Kenneth Baumgardner Taneytown Marlowe Cline Middletown William Hood Mt Airy George Kohler Harold Martin and others. BA cum laude were Eileen Henze Tantytown and Allie Moxley Monrovia. Doctor of Science in Business Administration went to Harry Byrd. Doctor of Divinity went to Walter Michael and Paul Warner. John A Alexander athletic medal went to Anthony Ortenzi Baltimore.
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Western Maryland College
Westminster
Alumni Hall
E. Snavely
Association of American Colleges
New York City
Fred G. Holloway
Holloway
University of Braryland
Walter Marion Michael
District of Columbia
Doubs
Paul Farwell Warner
Japan
Luther Warmner
Buckeystown
Doris Virginia Haines
Uniontown
Eileen Claire Henze
Taneytown
Alice Mae Moxley
Monrovia
Mary Martha Wilmer
Sykesville
John A. Alexander
AnthonyHenry Ortenzi
Baltimore
Pigeon found dead at Episcopal Orphanage yard
A homing pigeon with a leg band bearing a number was found dead in the yard of the Episcopal orphanage on East Church Street this morning. It appeared to have been killed by a cat.
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Episcopal Orphanage
East Church Street
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