Emmitsburg P D Hearing For New Post Office Building
Citizens of Emmitsburg plea for a modern post office as delegation testifies before Smith W Purdum Fourth Assistant Postmaster General In Washington Senator Tydings and David Winebrenner cite growth and rising receipts Stoner cites service to about 3400 people including 900 students at Mount St Marys and St Josephs plus 1200 rural customers Emmitsburg population about 1300 with 2100 rural patrons noted Next steps rest with Government appropriations committee Emmitsburg is a second class post office.
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Emmitsburg
Smith W. Purdum
Washington
Andrew A. Annan
U. S
Millard E. Tydings
David C. Winebrenner
Lewis HL Stoner
Stoner
Pordum
Mount St. Mary's
St Joseph's
Thomas J. Frailey
J. Ward Kerrigan
M. F. Shuff
Farmers State Bank of
Richard Zacharias
Jonn L. Sheridan
Mount St Marys College
Charles A. Harner
Annan
Government Appropriations Committee
Isa
St Josephs College Holds 129th Commencement in Emmitsburg
The 129th annual commencement at St Josephs College Emmitsburg featured degree conferrals for 31 graduates. Archbishop Michael J Curley presided and Justice Charles J Dodd of the New York Supreme Court delivered the address. Bachelor of Arts and Science degrees were awarded to numerous students across disciplines with various medals and prizes announced. Four graduates presented one act plays written for the Senior English and Drama course.
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Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's College
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Charles J. Dodd
Supreme Court of the
State of New York
Anna Mary Eckenrode
Elizabeth Mary Dodd
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mary Lucille Robinson
Bel Air
Agnes Frances Topper
Hanover
Katharine Louise Gunville
North Weymouth
Mass
Gladys Elizabeth Browning
Saint Mary
Nancy Marie Carlin
Dlifton
Margaret Teresa Lawler
Mahanoy City
Mary Grace Marine
Washington
N. J
Helen Rowe Annan
Mary Frances Barstow
Glyndon
Margaret Mercedes de Thierry
Indian End
Mary Martha Foreman
Bagerstown
Clara Pauline Greco
Nesquehoning
Edith Grace Parrish
Ebensburg
Ruth Winifred Parrish
Vivienne Marie Beffa
Madison
Mary Agnes Browne
Mt Airy
WN. C
Dorothy Carew
Clare Cogan Cahill
Hancock
Elizabeth Pleasants Fleury
Savannah
Ursula Bernadette O'Brien
N.Y
Elizabeth Leister
Westminster
Margaret Geraldine Lowman
Orangeburg
D. C
Margaret Katharine McCue
Narragansett
L. Margaret Antoinette O'Connor
Richmond
Madeleine Sophie Sheeler
New York City
Carrell
A. Frances Topper
Mary Wade Kalbach
Anna Eckenrode
Elizabeth M. Dodd
Elizabeth P. Fleurs
Edith G. Parrish
Madeline Sophie Wheeler
Jiss Gladys Browning
Kentucky
Farm Relief Effort Highlighted By Lawmakers Outing
An unclear clipping notes lawmakers seeking farm relief amid civic duties. The Amalfa Club annual outing in Frederick is mentioned with fragmented and confusing details about a person described as Jack Garner, the vice president, and a referenced call for action. The text is garbled and difficult to parse, but implies political activity tied to rural relief and public events.
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Amalfa Club
Frederick
Texas
Jack Garner
United States
Local Alfalfa Club Outing Draws Notables At Prospect Hall
Guests at Joseph Himes estate Prospect Hall attended an Alfalfa Club party with locals and visitors mingling. Photographers captured scenes including Sol Bloom and Vice President John Garner among a group at the lawn dinner. Others pictured include Fay Des Portes, Arthur Willard, Arthur Vandenburg, Lloyd Culler, and Joseph Guffey.
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Congress
Hrigh
Prospect Hall
Frederick
Joseph F. Himes
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Joseph H. Himes
Sol * Bloom
Edward P. Thomas
John N. Garner
Cactus Jack
United States
William B. Lebherz
LeRoy Oliver
Frederick County
Washington, D. C
Francis X. Staley
Lloyd C. Culler
Arthur H. Vandenburg
Michigan
Republcan
Washington
Himes Lawn
Lloyd C Culler
Charles Delmar
Petersville
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Miss Browne and Miss Robinson in Medieval and Detective Roles
On the preceding Sunday Miss Mary Agnes Browne, a Russian tragedy, Miss Lucille Robinson, a medieval phantasy, and Miss Anna Eckenrode, a detective plot. Mon signor Sheridan, President of Mount Saint Marys College, gave the baccalaureate address.
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Mary Agnes Browne
Lucille Robinson
Anna Eckenrode
Monsignor Sheridan
Mount Saint Mary's College
Egg Sentenced After Court Appearance in Evansville
Wilfred E B Egg entered an Evansville Indiana court and received a 60 day term for intoxication. The note mentions prior statements about youth and rebellion, a reference to H G Wells and Rabb Lows Wolsey, and a church plan to fish while maintaining services on Wednesday evenings through summer.
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Egg
Imbad
Wilfred EB. Egg
Evansville, Ind
Democracy Will Live Says Officials in Butte Message
Morning notes quote Reverend Emerson W. Harris of the Butte United Congregational Church and Daniel C. Hover, Secretary of Commerce, asserting that representative democracy endures through affirmative will and that America can teach the world how to preserve the system. Senator O Mahoney of Wyoming mentioned as part of the message.
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Emerson W. Harris
The
Butte (Mont
United Congregational Church
Daniel C. Hover
Secretary of Commerce
America
Senator O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Pastor Injured In Car Collision Near Chambersburg
Rev. Emmett G. Colestock, 29, pastor of the Fairfield Lutheran Church in Adams County, was in serious condition at Chambersburg Hospital after his car struck a tree on the Shippensburg Scotan road while returning from a Central Lutheran Synod meeting in Harrisburg.
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Chambersburg
Emmett G. Colestock
Lutheran
Fairfield
Adams County
Chambers
Burg
Shippensburg-Scotland
Central Lutheran Synod
Harrisburg
Japan to host 1940 Olympics amid controversy
Makoto Den, Tokyo Olympic official, says no political ties to Tokyo games and hopes China and the Soviet Union may participate. Harvard athletics director William J Bingham dissociated from the event, criticizing Olympics control by non athletes amid tensions over Japan’s China actions. The item notes U.S. and Britain protests alongside a historical aside about the first creamery in Orange County, New York, in 1856.
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Makoto den
William J Bingham
Harvard
Japan
Den
Tokyo
HHC
China
Soviet Union
Bingham
United States
Great Britain
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