Closing exercises mark Frederick Academy diplomas and honors
Rev Joseph MiCor of Washington addressed the Frederick Academy of the Visitation graduating class as medals and diplomas were awarded across high school and commercial courses. Winners included Margaret Elizabeth Smith Alexandria Virginia Usa Vir ginis Liompart Adjuntas Puerto Rico Mary Patricia O Connell Madeleine Richmond Van Steelmaier Washington and many others with numerous merit pins and special certificates.
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Joseph
MiCor
Cathole University
Washwgtos
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Margaret Elizabeth Smith
Alexandria
USA
Virginis Liompart
Adjuntas
Puerto Rico
Mary Patricia O'Con
Madeleine Au- Richmond
van Steelmaier
Washington
D. C
Marjorie Conwell Powell
Lorraine Adele Koogle
Middletown
Adelaide Patterson Heffelfinger
Frederick
Mildred Mary Mess
Alexandris, Vay
Edna Alice Cramer
Mary Cecelia Moore
Helen Abrecht King
Charotte Rebecca Zimmerman
Walkersville
Jane Hull Boyne
Bernadine la Rue Douglas
Woodsboro
Romaine Tidloria Krise
Betty Carol Wall
Katherine Elizabeth Myers
Hila Liompart
Margaret Smith
Patricia O'Connell
Marybeth Stretmater
Laura Ford
June Schell
Jane Leary
Mary Clayton Roach
Mary Lamphier Brady
Elizabeth Schley
Jean Roach
Patricia Curley
Pauline Ross Myers
Therese Leary
Flora Gonzalez
Virginia Mac Stonestreet
Maria Gonzalez
Elinor Fallon
Josephine McCollister
Marian Byerly
Henrietta Byerly
Jane
Mabel Krantz
Rose Marie Heurich
Patricia Maloney
Bennetta Curley
Lamphier Brady
Pauline Rows Myers
Mabel Krank
Harriett Kreh
Lucille Harbaugh
Margaret Smyth
Mildred Mess
Pauline Curley
Helen Willard
Frances Geisbert
Mary Winebrewer
Josephine Helter
Pauline Wilhide
Carolyn Abrams
Gettysburg
Chas
H. Conley
Catherine Barry Pearson
Odenton
Jane Boyne
Mildred Moss
Charlotte Zimmerman
Romaine Krise
Helen King
Betty Wall
Bernadine Douglas
Harriet Kreh
Frank Murphy
Baltimore
Llomyart
English
Heffelfinger
Mary Florence Selby
Jeanne Crobarger
Richmond
Mary Austin
Mary Patricia O'Connell
Lorraine Adete Koogle
Mildred Mary Mees
Alexardris
Marybeth Callan Stretmater
Madeleine Augustine English
Mia Virginia Llumpart
Canton Set Afire By Bombs Of Japanese
Massive Japanese bombardment of Canton causes extensive fires crippling utilities and raising dead and injured to above 8000. Twenty five planes struck in the night raid behind Asia Hotel and near Shameen foreign quarter. Lingnam University and an American oil storage plant were hit in prior raids. U S consul Addison E Southard protested to Tokyo.
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Canton
South China
Asia Hotel
Shameen
Lingnam University
Standard Oil
Addison E Southard
jReneral
Hongkong
Additional Funds For G Men Probes Stir Congress
Washington June 8 Additional appropriation of 308000 to aid the nations G Men in their war on kidnapping and other crimes was approved by the House without dissent. Of the total 50000 was reinvested by President Roosevelt to meet emergency expenses incurred by the FBI in its court to solve the kidnapping of five year old Jimmy Cash. An emergency fund of 150000 was voted so it would be available to the G Men during unexpected crime waves.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
cMurt
Jimmy Cash
G-Men
Gold medals awarded at catechetical lectures event
Names Royer Levering Gonzalez and others appear with awards. A gold medal for music goes to Miss English. Louis Viktor Baughman donates a gold medal for best paper on catechetical lectures delivered by Rev Wilhelm H. Jameson. Miss Powell wins in Junior department. Miss Marie Therese Leary of Baltimore receives a silver medal.
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Nie Royer
Agnes Levering
Maria Gonzalez
Engiish
Aizs Louis
Auto Fatalities in Md Reduced 31 Percent in Five Months
Maryland saw a 31 percent drop in automobile deaths in January through May this year from 214 in 1936 to 147. Traffic officials report pedestrians still predominate, many deaths occur at intersections without signals, and most fatalities involve drivers aged 20 to 29. Baltimore city recorded the most fatalities, with most deaths occurring between 5 and 10 p m, on dry straight roads at intersections.
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Maryland
Walter R. Rudy
Motor Vehicles
May
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Hst
Carroll County
Frederick
Montgomery
Puzzle Answers Connected to Nuffield Case Reveal Clues
The Q and A list cites Viscount Nuffield as answer to question four and notes a PWA administrator. It mentions phosphorus and a false statement about two vanishings last winter. A detail references the wire used to bind a body, implying forensic connections in the underway case.
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Viscount Nuffield
PWA
Blame for Wrecking Of Huge Ocean Liner Fix Blame
The Commerce Department attributed the Presidents Hoover wreck to current misjudgment and excessive speed. The report absolved most crew of drunkenness as investigators found a mix of misconduct by two crew members and six others, plus a small minority of passengers, with some crew aiding in baggage location on Hoisho Island near Formosa.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Hoover
Hoisho
Formosa
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Mary would have the longer river with the Missouri nearly twice the upper Mississippi. Orville plus Wilbur equals the Wright brothers. Ben Hur is General Wallace's book. Ive Got Rhythm minus ve equals I Got Rhythm. 1912 minus 4 equals Taft’s election year.
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T. Mary
Missouri
Mississippi
Orville
Wilbur
Ben Hur
General Wallace
Wiliam Howard Taft
United States
Five Years For Recent HoldUp in Frederick Case
A Pennsylvania man received a one year term in the penitentiary after being convicted in Circuit Court for taking part in a local Gulf filling station hold-up on South Market Street. Elden Stokes alias Carl Johnson, 27, Shippensburg, was sentenced for a four-count conspiracy linked to the crime. Separate trial of antique dealer James D. Dronenburg, 25, 200 West Patrick Street, ended with a guilty verdict. he was released on $1,000 bond pending sentencing. The day also featured the case of John L. Bradshaw, 227 North Market Street, facing a nonjury verdict on stolen goods valued at $75, with proceeds totaling $12.50 and items including Turkish cradle, Syrian cedar chests, an old lantern, a jug and trays.
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Pennsylvanian
Frederick
Crimial
Elden Stokes
Carl Johnson
Shippensburg
Gulf
South Market Street
Arthur D. Willard
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Stokes
Gettysburg
Dronenburg
James D. Dronenburg
West
Patrick Street
Cronenburg
Lewis Heck
Heck
Washington
Willard
Charles W. Woodward
1St
John L. Bradshaw
North Market Street
Bryant
Turkey
Syria
Lebanon
Dronenburg’s
United States
Antique Idealers Shop
Cronenburg case in theft trial and non support verdicts
The court struck statements from the memorandum after defense objections. Witnesses testified on goods worth from $5 to $15, with assertions about ownership and sale practices. Separate verdicts included a guilty finding for non support and a bastardy conviction with associated monthly payments and a physician bill.
Byron Would Succeed Lewis In Sixth District Bid
Hagerstown Maryland June 8 former State Senator William D Byron of Williamsport formally announced his Democratic candidacy for Congress in Maryland's Sixth District. Byron, a former Williamsport mayor and Democratic state central committeeman for Washington County, aims to challenge incumbent figures amid ongoing party moves and opposition to U S Senator Mical E Tydings. He emphasized readiness to present his beliefs in a forthcoming campaign statement.
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Hagerstein
William D Byron
Willamsport
Sixth
Maryland
Byron
David J. Lewis
Cumberland
U. S
Micard E. Tydings
Democratic State Central Committee
Washington County
Williamsport
Lewis
Tt 2 Sie
Congress
House of Representatives
Democratic primary slate swells with new candidacy
S Duvell Schell of Washington and Frederick announced fast candidacy for the seat subject to Democratic primaries. The statement signals ongoing race activity as party contenders position themselves ahead of the vote.
Brunswick Fireman Shot by Snipe at Crossing
David Foster, a Brunswick Fireman for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was shot in the arm when a sniper opened fire as his freight train passed a crossing on the Defense Highway in Bladensburg Maryland. Foster described seeing a man step from shadows before the shot. He was rushed to Emergency Hospital Washington for treatment.
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Bladensburg
David Foster
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Foster
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F. Aly
Joseph M. McCoy
Visitation Academy
Rogers
Bernadine LaRue Douglas
Charlotte Rebecca Zimmerman
Romaine Victoria Krice
Katharine Elizabeth Myers
Rudy
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
East Patrick ST Ambulance
Carty’s
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Drosenburg
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Johnny Grove
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Earle F. Keefer
Richard F. Nairn
Charles A. West
George A. Truapor
C. Thomas Summers
William 5. Shepley
Guy E. Carlisle
Charles D. Metz
John W. Brewer
Robert JL. Smith
Emmons C. E. Sanner
Roland M
Mai An
Schell
C. KR. Brumbaugh
Susan Brumbaugh
Willard. Aster
Albert Patrick Bell
Children’s Department
Fruit of Loom
Hendrickson
Children’s Wear
Snipe
Delphey
Se Roe
Dungarees
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