Hood College faculty plan summer travel and study
A long list of Hood College faculty members announces summer plans including chaperoned European tours for students, Harvard and Oxford study, a Bermuda cruise, and research trips. Participants include Ruth Percy, Harold Clem, Hannah Boylan, Dorothy Greey, Wayne Neely, Dorothy Morrill, Elen Jervey, Hildegarde Spreen, Elizabeth Bower, Catherine Lavanche Gross, Nellie Blocher, Macel Exton Steaert, and many others with destinations from England and Ireland to Wisconsin and Vermont.
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Hood College
Ruth EL Percy
Scruceg Somoe
Taes
New York
France
London
Brussis Schevenieten
Cologne
Bonn
Hedelberg
Munich
Vienna
Florence
Rome
Milan
Lacerte
Pars
Havre
Mus Parry
Jefferson
Harold J. Clem
Harvard Universit
Clem
Harvard University
Hannah Boylan
Women's College of the Uniersity of
North Carolina
Dorothy Greey
Joan Hopkins University Hospital
Baltimore
Cornell Universty
Ithaca
N. Y
Gaspe Peninsula
Wayne C. Neely
T. VA
Delta Cooperative Farms
Commonwealth College
Dorothy L Morrill
S. S. Manhattan
Plymouth
England
Loran Cornwall
Devon
Steckli
Oxford
Ireland
Cobb
Elen H. Jervey
Hood
Bermuda
Miss Jervey
Rockbrook Camp
N. C
Hildegarde Luise Spreen
Bennington School of the Dance
Hanya Holm
Miss Holm
Miss Spreen
Elizabeth B Bower
Scotland
Wales
Catherine Lavanche Gross
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ontario
Nellie K. Blocher
Macel Exton Steaert
Amercat
Macel
Jace
Henry T Wane
3Eid
Mes
Wade W
Dl Oland
Dennis
Ise
Cape Cog Bay
de May
Wilamigon A
Cappevia
Lake George N
Naying
Frode
G Nesin Revert
Educa
Chirag
Mass E Louse Leonard
Miduleaury
Middlebury College
New England
Canada
Bertha L Looms
Cambridge
Maas
Vermont
Binghamton
Eliza G. Wilkins
Littleton
Mass
Grace E Lippy
Wilsnan College
Jonas Hopkins University
Miss Lipps
Dobns Nopkins Summer School
Sally Wels Holland
Richmond
Washington
City asked to pay for black widow bite claim
A former Tulsa prisoner alleges a jail crowding claim and seeks 1080 dollars for a black widow bite suffered while sleeping on the jail floor. The report notes England’s only poisonous snake is the common viper.
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Bite
Tulsa
Okla
Cty Commission
Englands
U S Interests in Highway Lighting in Maryland
Baltimore June 7 Maryland's indirect highway lighting experiment based on Michigan installations attracted the Federal Bureau of Public Roads. R E Toms chief of the bureau design division said plans call for joint federal state tests on suitable highways near Washington and La Plata with routes 3 and 5 referenced in his letter. Toms is a Frederick native.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Michigan
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
R E Toms
Division of Design
US Agency
State Roads Commission
Moreland
Washington
Hagerstown
Lieutenant Governor Visits Kiwanis Club in Winchester
Lt Governor Andrew Bell of the first Kiwanis district spoke at the Winchester Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon at Hotel Frederick. He praised Kiwanis ideals, urged helping underprivileged children, and noted the Frederick club’s high standing. Francis Perrott introduced him. guests included David Brigham.
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Andrew Bell
Winchester
Kiwanis
Hotel Frederick
Air Bell
Tne
Pang Cabe
Frederick
Bell
Francis Perrott
David Brigham
Ashton Isas
Scientific Expedition Arrives At Wake Island
Richard Archbold and a crew of five land their seaplane on a Wake Island lagoon at 7:15 am local time, completing the 2,300 mile leg from Honolulu in 16 hours 45 minutes as part of a 4,000 mile San Diego to Hollandia New Guinea journey to collect specimens for the American Museum of Natural History.
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Wake Island
Richard Archbold
New Guinea
California
Honolulu
San Diego
Hollandia
Amercan Museum of Natural History
Yaltah Menuhin’s Second Marriage in June Ceremony
In New York, 16 year old Yaltah Menuhin wed William Stix Six 26 a government lawyer, marking the second marriage in the Moshe Menuhin musical family. Yehudi Menuhin, her famous violinist brother, is noted as a recent bridegroom.
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New York
Moshe Menuhins
Yaltah
Yehudi
Bnde
Wihan Six
Painted room stripes and color contrasts for bold decor
A vintage decor note suggests dramatic wall effects with striped patterns in dining breakfast and bedroom areas. It recommends white undercoats, masking with tape, and bold color bands such as pink gray, yellow white, and orange red bases for lively interiors.
Howard County Schools Improved Under WPA Work
Twenty two Howard County schools have been improved and reconditioned by the Works Progress Administration over the past two and a half years. The survey shows 42000 spent on county projects, with reconditioning also done on the Ellicott City jail and sheriff’s quarters and several minor projects completed in other communities.
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Elliott City
Howard County
Works Progress Administration
F H Dryden
WPA
Ellicott City
First Degree Murder Verdict Is Returned
Salsbury Md June 7 A Circuit Court jury found Charles H Smack 22 year old Hebron truck driver guilty of first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Henry Duffel but spared him the death penalty by recommending life imprisonment Smack showed little emotion throughout the one day trial The defense called one witness Dr Charles T Fisher Salisbury physician who said Smack had a very poor intelligence rating about the mental age of a 12 year old boy
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Salsbury
Charles H. Smack
Hebron
Degee
Henry Duffel
Smack
Charles T. Fisher
Salisbury
Beavers Exiled for Idleness in Outcast Wars
A fragment notes that not all beavers are industrious and some are punished for laziness. Lazy beavers are expelled from their home settlement and may be marked by tail removal. The text specifies that these outcasts are males.
Raising a Family by Olive Robe Roberts Barton
A fragment from a column on parenting discusses independence for children and how fixing on ideas or objects can affect a child’s emotional life. It explores the difference between fixation and fixation, noting many people have deep concerns or comforts tied to someone or something.
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Olive Robe
Roberts Barton
Kay
Jack
Mary
Joe
Independence Brings Happiness Amid Emotional Dependence
The passage warns that abolishing emotional sedatives under sadness or loss would upend one’s world. It discusses independence as a path to contentment, noting humans misplace value on objects or beings. It cautions against overvaluing possessions and suggests guiding children away from fixation on ownership.
Slightly Daffy Clips Parade Fashion Becomes Colorful
A quirky AP report notes Spart He quins or Pierrois crafting hat and frock clips with enamel colors. Costumes feature black and white, red and green combos. Mentions lilac as New Hampshire state flower and a European origin for a native.
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New Hampshire
Europe
U S Aviators Face License Loss Over Revolt Links
Washington June 7 Amer ican aviators abroad may lose their licenses for aiding revolutionary groups as Roosevelt warns the administration to act against efforts to overthrow established governments. The president states such acts conflict with U S policy and will be prevented.
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Washington
Amer.cal
Roosevelt
Revolutionar Pares Iss
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