Frederick High School Plans Largest Graduation Class
The 1937 graduating class at Frederick High School will number thirteen, the largest ever, with 283 seniors set to receive diplomas Thursday at 10 30 a m. Rev Dr Clarence Cr tor of Calvery Washington delivers the commencement address as students process in. The school urges public cooperation to accommodate families and notes the gymnasium will serve as the auditorium.
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Calvery
Washington
Frederick
Frederick High School
Thurday Mor
FL H. S
Vetera
Jarge
Aliss Louise Weagley
Mary Rhoads
Grayson S. Barker
Heisles Coran
Sperry L. Storm
Dorothy Beachler
Katherine Biehl
Mary Julia Shuff
Jane Rockwell
Norman Adams
James B. Ranck
Laurens N. Bowers
Paul Fillion
New Highway Nears Opening July First
Informants say the Hagerstown to Frederick highway may open about July 1 though shoulder work remains. The 24 foot road will gain 4 foot concrete shoulders after contracts finish. Langenfelder Co leads Frederick county surfacing. Washington county work near completion. Rowte stretch improvements and a new box culvert are in progress along the route.
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Frederick
Trafic
Washington
Frederick County
Staite Roads Commission
The
J. Langenfelder Company
Frederick Country
Washington County
Langenfelder Company
Rowte
Grove Lime Company
D A R Flag Day Meeting Saturday in Frederick Chapter
D A R Flag Day meeting set by Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution with a luncheon. Ira TL BrendSeid and WH. B. Anders listed as organizers. Program arranged hourly and attendees urged to attend. Temperatures forecast up to 95 with thunderstorms postponed to Wednesday.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chad
Ira
Translation Of Ancient Work Wins Her Degree
A Baltimore report states Johns Hopkins University awarded a doctor’s degree to a woman believed to have translated an ancient work from the Chou dynasty, thought to be centuries old. The ceremony marks a notable scholarly achievement for the recipient.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
20 Coal Mines Idle in Southwestern Pennsylvania Strike
Uniontown Pa June 10 stoppages among coal miners protesting labor legislation spread to 20 mines across Fayette Greene and Washington counties. Two mines Gates and Kyle resumed after weekend idleness. Robena the world’s largest mine remained closed affecting 10 000 tons daily. U S Steel Corp reports loss of 25 000 tons daily as miners protest the Hartley Taft labor pill. President Byrnes GAMW Tid calls the stoppages unauthorized.
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Farelle
Greene
Washington
Gates
E. C. Frick Coke Co
Kyle
Robena
Frick Company
U. S. Steel Corp
Clairton Coking Works
Pittsburgh
William Byrnes
GAMW
Philadelphia Meat Shortage Triggers Higher Prices
June 10 report notes wholesale and retail meat dealers facing a shortage that surprised them and spurred price rises. Beef, pork, lamb and veal vanished from many shelves as retailers saw wholesale costs climb. Officials cited exports to affected countries and holiday slaughters, with shortages expected to last perhaps until year’s end. A separate Kansas City fire at Failland Park caused about 235,000 in damage with no injuries.
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John C. Diencorfer
Pennsylvania Association of Retail Meat Dealers
West
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Kansas City
Faikland Park
Gamage
Artillery Flown In June For Mukden Defense
Fragmentary war dispatch reports artillery flown into Mukden to bolster defenses as Manchurian city prepares against advancing forces. Military observers note the redeployment aims to strengthen fortifications and deter enemy assaults.
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Mukder
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Bees Take Up Residence At White House Cupola
Independence Missouri June 19 bees have made a home in the cupola near an attic window of President Truman's summer White House. Henry Hill and his wife contacted a Secret Service agent and chose to delay removal until a 60 foot ladder can be secured. He said he hopes someone gets them down and that it would be awful if the bees found any opening in the house.
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Henry J. Hill
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Soviet Mongolian Invasion Report From Sinkiang
Military sources confirm Outer Mongolia backed by four warplanes invaded Sinkiang near Tihua. Central News Agency dispatches describe bitter fighting as Mongolian cavalry and planes strike Chinese troops and civilians.
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Gullibility of John Citizen exhibit mocks health fads
Atlantic City reports show AMA exhibit lampooning easy cures sold for health. Items touted as remedies include a radioactive pad, a radium pen, a radioland rejuvenator, an ozone generator, a vibrator and magnetic horse collars. FTC actions halted several products as unsafe or deceptive.
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John
American Medical Association
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Federal Trade Commission
Stolen U S Jeeps Found in China and Cumberland Test Cases
Chinese gendarmes arrest a youth who admitted involvement in stealing American Army vehicles and led officials to a village fire. A village police chief operated a second jeep. In Cumberland test cases to determine strike workers' eligibility for jobless pay were filed as Celanese plant shutdown developments emerged.
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Nanking
Cumberland
Celanese Corporation
Frank B. Smith Dead Weston Suburban Sanitary Chief
Frank B. Smith, 72, chairman of the Weston Suburban Sanitary Commission and publisher of the Prince Georgean weekly, died today at his home from heart disease. Slayer sought Tokyo. U S Army agents searched Nakano ward for clues in the murder of American women ruled in Japan since the war.
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Mount Reini
Frank B. Sm
Weston Suburban
Tokyo
Nakano Ward
Japan
House Group Votes To End Sugar Rations
Washington report notes the House Banking committee approved a measure to end sugar rationing for home consumption. The bill would expire rationing on October 1 and retain government control only if necessary for three days.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Estate sued for 812000 after fatal Rocky Mountain fever scare
A $12,000 damage suit against the estate of a man who died soon after an accident last fear of Rocky Mountain fever went to trial in Circuit Court before Judge Patrick M. Schn autfer. Mrs Carrie Heck of Martinsburg alleges injuries from a June 19 crash at the Washington road Amelung Glass Works road intersection near Urbana. She claims a severe fracture of the right arm and 30 percent disability from flying glass. The Light car involved avoided the wreck by leaving the highway. a separate $12,000 suit by Ann Light and $5,000 by her husband against the Hope estate are pending.
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Patrick M. Schnautfer
Washington Road
Amelung Glass Works
Urbana
Hope
Amelung Road
Frederick
Ais
Heck
Light
Mars. Light
John C. Light
William M. Storm
Walter E. Linn
Mertinsburg
Jap Fleet Surgeon Faces U S Charges
Guam June 10 A Japanese fleet surgeon is on trial before a military commission for alleged inhuman medical experiments on prisoners. Eighteen subordinates are charged with spearings stranglings and beheadings of captives. Captain Hiroshi Iwanami allegedly ordered injections with virulent bacteria. The commission recessed until June 24 for defense preparation.
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Guam
Hiroshi Iwanami
Truk
Tokyo
Pronunciation guide for names in the news
The piece explains AP style pronunciations for diverse names including German Ludwigsburg Hungarian Lajos Dinnyes Canadian Louis St Laurent French Ramadier and others with Anglicized forms and phonetic cues for accurate usage.
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Ludwigsburg
Louis St. Laurent
Law’-rent
Lajos Dinnyes
Rah-mahdayay
Marshall for U S Europe Responds to Senate Resolution
Secretary of State George C. Marshall replies to a Fulbright Thomas Boggs backed resolution on U S Europe policy. He says Europe’s future should be determined by Europeans and denies imposing any single political or economic system. No action yet in Senate or House committees on sending the measure to the floor.
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Manslaughter Trial Set For June 24
George Eichelberger, 26, former serviceman, faces a manslaughter charge for a fatal crash near Frederick Junction last July 32. Irene C. Baumgardner, 31, of Frederick, mother of twelve, died as the car she rode in struck a culvert. Eichelberger was injured with a skull fracture and has undergone hospital treatment, delaying the case.
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Frederick Junction
Peoples Court
Eichelberger
Irene C. Baumgardner
Frederick
Ch Eichelberger
To Be Arraigned In Juvenile Court
Johnny Kline, 27, brought from the House of Correction, will be arraigned in Juvenile Court on a delinquency charge related to the Hotel Frederick robbery. If jurisdiction is waived he will be charged as an accessory. State's Attorney Ed said the procedure follows juvenile law. An indictment ordered earlier could lead to formal action.
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Francis A. Shorb
St. Anthony’s
Cuit
House of Correction
William J. Stoner
Shorb
Daniel F. Shorb
Johnny Kline
Hotel Frederick
Juvenil
Kimne
Property transfers and railroad car bids in Baltimore
Deeds recorded show James S. Lora purchasing 1.75 acres with improvements on Main Street for about 9 096 dollars. Mrs Harry S Clendenin in a town district improvement case valued around 3500 dollars in Baltimore. On June 10 bids were requested by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 3000 additional dumper cars as part of a broader order.
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James S. Lor
Harry S. Clenden
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Afris Tars
Roy B. White
County raises pay for supervisors and assessors
The Tax Commission recommends placing the Frederick County supervisor of assessments and two assessors in Class B with annual salaries rising to 3500 and 2700 dollars plus automatic increases. The county will cover half the costs, reducing the present overall county burden from 6000 to about 5700 dollars, with travel expenses in the budget. The classification depends on parcels assessed and other factors, and the commission invites county comments before final decision.
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Ben Subiry Boties
Frederick von
Sass
EeCcurmm Menea
Ocuf
Ernest C. Speaks
Mas R. Saylor
Tax Commission
Flood Waters Reach High Point and Farmland Losses Rise
In eastern Missouri and west central Illinois floodwaters surge into towns and farmland, leaving over 20,000 homeless and inundating about 50,000 acres. Engineers warn further aggravation expected as state of siege tensions rise amid ongoing relief efforts.
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Missouri
Mwlingis
Sev Hinneis
Fiead
Weather Cast Forecast for Mid Atlantic and New York
Extended forecast notes fair and warm conditions for the Middle Atlantic states and eastern central New York from tomorrow through Sunday. Showers or thunderstorms possible Wednesday night into Thursday, with cooler spell on Sunday and a return to warmth by Saturday.
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New York
Two British Officers Found Near Jerusalem
June 10 government announces two kidnapped British officers located near Karl Shaul by a military patrol. Earlier reports described a crowded pool attack at Ramat Gan and victims aided by troops in the area amid a Jewish agency effort to assist.
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Karl Shaul
H S Alumni To Elect At Annual Dance
Frederick High School Alumni Association members eligible for election gather for the annual dance at Braddock Heights pavilion. Alumnus receive ballots on entry with results announced that evening. Special invitation extends to the class of 1937 graduates for nine to one music by Ted Clark and his orchestra.
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Ted
Braddock Heights
Ted Clark
Duce
Community Chest
Charles T. Butcher
Alton Whitmore
Betty Schwartz
Sperry Storm
James McLaren
Dorsey Shipley
Cleon Alexander
Ruby Roderick
Virginia Nicodemus
Alden Summers
Barbara Shankle Ford
William B. Moore
Meredith H. Mackley
Charles Mafaha
Milton A. Frank, Jr
James Sparks
Gloria Murray
Edna Mi
Alton Whitmore, Jr
F. Linwood Myers
Helen Schwartz
Pauline J. Bowlus
Am M Moore
Carolyn R. Feaga
Elizabeth Xi. Mercer
L. Sheridan Barber, Jr
Robert K. Danner
John S. Instey
Louis E. Twentey
Hitch-Hiker To Be Charged With Murder
A 23 year old motorist was shot dead at the wheel of a fast moving car. Daniel P. Taranow 21 of New York admitted the slaying and police expected to file a murder charge. Fred Jack Delafware county detective chief said the case involves Devon a 23 year old brakeman for Pennsi railroad and brother of Lt Devon. Gen. hower's airplane pilot.
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Fred Jack
Delafvare County
Daniel P. Taranow
New York City
Francis Devon
Oxford
Devon
Jack
Taranow
Pennsi Railroad
Hower
Rotary ideals can save the world and avert war
In San Francisco on June 10 at the Rotary International convention President Richard C. Hedke of Detroit announced the establishment of more than twenty Rotary fellowships to promote international understanding and friendship. He said only world service ideals and fellowship can avert a third world war.
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Rotary Club
Rotary
Richard C. Hedke
Detroit
Teld Rot International
Warren Kerrigan Dies After Long Ill Health
J Warren Kerrigan died at his Balboa Beach home aged 61 after years of poor health and a pneumonia battle. The silent film star, famed for The Covered Wagon and other early matinee idol roles, retired from pictures in 1923.
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Warren Kerrigan
J. Warren Kerrigan
Dilent Stretn
James Cruze
Balboa Beach
Truman Heads to Canada Aboard Special Train for Ottawa
President Truman sails to Ottawa on a goodwill mission with wife and daughter for a three day visit. He plans to address the Canadian Parliament and meet with officials at Government House.
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Sident Truman
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N. Y
Louis St. Laurent
Ray Atherton
Howard Measures
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Island Park Drive
Viscountess Alexander
W. L. MacKenzie King
Hume Wrong
Government House
Hungary widens purge amid dissident crackdown
Dispatches from Budapest report a widening government purge across fronts. A special committee will review nearly 200 resistance certificates held by government and church officials, including Dezso Sulyok and Cardinal Mindszenty. The Hungarian Peoples Court said 43 intellectuals will be tried for conspiring to overthrow the republic, while Vilag cited Nobel laureate Albert Szeni Georgi urging expulsion of 12 scientists from the Hungarian Academy of Science as reactionaries.
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Budapest
Sz3badsag
Dezso Sulyok
Freedom Party
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Hungarian Peoples’ Court
Vilag
Albert Szeni-Georgi
Hungarian Academy of Science
Senators push probe into U S redemption of occupation money
Three Republican senators Bridges Ferguson and Knowland called for a full-scale inquiry into reports that the United States has redeemed millions of German occupation marks printed by Russian authorities The lawmakers said the plates used to print the marks were allegedly given to the Russians by American officials Occupation money was reportedly used to pay allied groceries and soldiers were said to have exchanged marks for dollars. The stories followed cautious Wall Street mood in New York markets and unsettled investor sentiment.
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United States
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Bridges
New Hampshire
Ferguson
Michigan
Knowland
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