Three Classes of Leaders Needed, Frederick Graduation Speaks
Dr Raymond A. Pearson president of the University of Maryland delivered the commencement address at Frederick High School urging three kinds of people leaders followers and thinkers to guide society. He urged graduates to value health knowledge and character and to grow like a tree, while praising three paths to success and stressing civic engagement and public responsibility.
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Raymond A. Pearson
University of Maryland
Frederick High School
Tovoli
Tae Pearson Frst
Pearson
Dr. Pearson
Leslie N. Coblentz
Frederick County
Wilson-Bliss
Rose
MacDowell
Glee Club
G. Edis Williams
Odette
Engle
Eichelberger
Baumgardner
Sager
Thomas
Clark
Rhoads
Pyles
G. Liord Palmer
Benediction
R. Carl Max
Tivoli Theater to Install Vitaphone Soon
Stanley Crandall Company owners of the Tivoli Theater and City Opera House lessee say a contract is signed to install a Vitaphone system. The upgrade will bring synchronized sound to the silent drama and is the latest feature in motion picture presentation. Further details and initial attractions will be announced by management shortly.
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Stanley-Crandall Company
Tivoli Theater
City Opera House
Tivoli
Stanley-Crandall Management
Anti-Hoover Die-Hards Nominated at Kansas City
Kansas City June 14 AP The few presidential candidates opposing Hoover known as the allies decided to have their names placed in nomination at the convention after conferences. Candidates Watson Goff Curtiss and Lowden agreed to go forward with their original plan despite likely defeat.
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Kansas City
Lover
Watson
Goff
Curtiss
Lowden
Nobile and Italia crew believed safe at sea off North East Land
North East Land reports General Umberto Nobile and five crew members aboard the Italia believe they are now safe after stranded conditions. No word on the fate of the other ten. Three departed toward North Cape on May 30 and vanished. seven were in the balloon segment when the control cabin tore loose.
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A. P
King's Bay
Tffibherto Nobile
Italia
North East Land
North Cape
Post Office Service Council Holds Banquet
The Frederick Local Service Council of the post office held a Tuesday evening meeting and banquet at Peter Pan Inn Urbana with large attendance. Louis Brehm and Postmaster Irving Biser spoke as officers and guests. Officers include C Oscar Routzahn president Samuel Crone vice president Roy Harris secretary. The menu featured chicken ham giblet stew potatoes vegetables and dessert.
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Frederick Post Office
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Louis Brehm
Washington
National Service Councils
Irving S. Biser
Brehm
Biser
George H. Crum
C. Oscar Routzahn
Samuel D. Crone
Roy McK. Harris
C. Oscar Routzehn
J. William Himbury
Jessie C. Ramsburg
C. Burton Cannon
Geo. W. Trout
Hubert B. Albsugh
Oscar GC. Ekefauver
James
P. Trout
Alton Y ¥. Lipps
Arthur D. Aldrich
Geo. H
Crum
C. Eenin Cashour
Francis P. Little
George C. Boyer
Keefer Koogle
William Presley Barthlow
Joseph Vernon Rhoderick
Hog
Old Maryland store ledgers show 1850s prices and names
An 1854 to 1856 account book from the Man Wes J. Grove store, found in an attic, reveals prices like two yards calico for 25 cents and half gallon whiskey for 50 cents. Names on file include Jacob Rohrback Thomas S. Lee Dr. Jas. F. L. Clagett and Outerbridge Horsey.
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Jacob Rohrback
Thomas 5. Lee
Jas. FL Clagett
Outerbridge Horsey
Bandits Hold Up City Bank In Downtown Kansas City
Six or eight bandits robbed the Home Trust Company in downtown Kansas City and escaped with about $25,000. Police wounded two officers and a bystander during the getaway, and Alvin Saeth, 30, died from heart disease while witnessing the incident.
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Kansas City
Home Trust Company
Alvin Saeth
Emmeline Pankhurst Dies at 69 in London
London dispatch reports Emmeline Pankhurst noted suffragist died at age 69. In a separate case, William J. Myers of Union Bridge was found guilty of DP liquor driving after a June 4 collision with children and sentenced to six months in the county jail with a six month suspended term for good behavior. Costs totaled about 65 dollars. Grace Wand undergoes operation in Washington and expects to join her mother Mrs. Berkeley Ward soon.
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London
Emeline Pankhurst
Cewt
Westminster
William J. Myers
Union Bridge
Myers
Huquor
Justice of the Peace
Thomas R
Grace Wand
Episcopal Sye. Bar and Throat Hospital
Washington
Berkeley Ward
Official Canvass of City Election Totals Released
The board of City Election Supervisors at noon verified results from Tuesday's city election. John S. Renn's vote declined by four to 1,364 while Mayor Lloyd Culler led with 1,507, and City Register A. A. Nicodemus tallied 2,272.
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Board of City Election Supervisors
George T. Schroeder
Charles H. Herbert
Charles F. Brenner
John 8.Benn
August T. Brust
Charles T. Butcher
John 8. Renn
Charles F. Seeger
G. William Shipley
City Register
A. A. Nicodemus
G. Hunter Bowers
Thomas G. Buckey
Chas. B. Groff
Edwin Kemp
Kemp
Elmer F. Munshower
Major Munshower
A. T. Brust
Culler
Stewart acquitted on contempt charges in DC court
Robert W. Stewart chairman of the Indiana Standard Oil Company was acquitted by a District of Columbia jury of contempt for refusing to answer questions from the Senate Oil Committee about Liberty bond oil profits tied to Continental Trading Company. He argued the questions were not pertinent to the inquiry.
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Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Indiana Standard Oil Company
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Senate Oil Committee
Liberty Bond
Continental Trading Company
Ooe
Steuart
Weather and crops show mixed week in Maryland
The week ending June 12 brought two warm days and several cool ones with average temperatures about one degree below normal. Rainfall matched normal in most areas, with heavy local storms near Baltimore causing some damage but no major losses. Wheat and rye are in good condition, corn growth slow but stands and color are strong. transplants of tobacco and sweet potatoes progress well as harvests begin on the Eastern Shore. Also notes on new I O O F ritual, Rabbi Willner’s Franco-Palestine journey, a Baltimore wedding, and an attempted takeoff of the Friendship plane for Europe.
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Maryland
Roscoe Nunn
Worcester
Wicomico
Charles
Baltimore
Harford County
Somerset County
Weather heats up for Flag Day in Frederick
Flag lined streets mark Frederick's Flag Day observance as graduates pass Tivol for commencement. Temperatures mid morning reached 87 degrees, the hottest day of the month, with local pride on display and merchants urged to fly the banner. Tourists inquire about the significance.
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Mary-land
Frederick High School
Ushess
Frederick
Congress
Tivol
Culter
Market
Patrick Streets
Dairymen Gather for Carroll County Field Day at Milldale Farm
About 260 dairymen and nearly 500 attendees met at Granville H. Hebberd’s Milldale farm near New Windsor for a field day sponsored by the Hard Improvement Association. Speakers included J C Burns, H C Parker, John Randag, and C E Wise, who spoke on insulated milk tanks and concrete silos. R Smith Snader stressed Carroll county’s pivotal role in Maryland dairy, noting 8 million of 23 million gallons shipped to Baltimore originate here.
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Carroll County
Milldale
Granville H. Hebberd
New Windsor
Hard Improvement Association
Mr. Hebberd
J. C. Burns
Joncheon
H.C. Parker
John Randag
University of Maryland
C. E. Wise
Portland Cement Association
R. Smith Snader
Baltimore
Carroll
Frederick Lions Observe Flag Day at Hotel Meeting
Flag Day was observed by the Frederick Lions club at a noon meeting and luncheon in the Francis Scott Key hotel. A. Frank Miller opened the session, Charles A. Opel Jr. led the pledge, with songs by Opel and George H. Emmans, Barbara Fritchie March by Emmans, saxophone by H. David Hagan, and a patriotic reading by Miss Helen L Michael. Guests included Miss Micherl Emmons Raymond Hagee Harrisburg and C. L. Hobart Winchester.
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Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
A. Frank Miller
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Mr. Opel
George H. Emmans
Barbara Fritchie
Mr. Emmans
H. David Hagan
Helen L Michael
Miss Micherl
Mr. Emmons
Raymond Hagee
Harrisburg
C. L. Hobart
Winchester
Tientsin Scene of Looting and Carnage
A dispatch from Tientsin reports last night’s disorders after surrender by the North, with gunmen in the streets and river Pel-Ho. foreign concessions held despite bullets in the vicinity. city fears a repeat of outrages amid rising tension.
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London
Tientsin
Evening News
Pel-Ho
Tientein
Prohibition and Farm Platform Talk at Republican Convention
The Kansas City convention hears a platform pledging vigorous enforcement of the 18th amendment and a federal farm board with farmer controlled stabilization to curb surpluses. It endorses Coolidge administration policies and promises tariff and market protections for farmers while McNary-Haugen critics press for explicit equalization fee references.
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Kansas City
Resolutions Committee
Coolidge
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Farm
Republican Party
Avery
Mellon
Treasury
Byron Price
A. P
Convention Hall
LaPollette
Wisconsin
Senator Smoot
Utah
Hoover
McNary-Haugen
LaFolletta
Nicholas Murray Butler
Dr. Butler
LaPoliette
Cleveland
Smoot
Resoluions Committee
Moses
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Catherine Civillian Cramer
Garnetta Roberta Crawford
Goldie Maude Darner
Ruth May Drivex
Caroline Eilmbeth Dudmw
Elcanor Ann Ejcchelberger
Roomma
Fran- Katharine Virginia Gelsbert
Helen
Lenore Hoffman
Rachel E Horine
Anna Eile Hn
Frances LaRue Ring
Vera Lorraine Kila
Regina Mae Kolb
Nobile
Fiddletown H. S
Middletown High School
John Holter
Pauline Grossnickle
Meredith Flook
Catherne Hauver
Madeline Harshman
Sons of American Revolution
Emmett Bowlus
Catharine Hauver
Anna Elizabeth Larkin
Mary E. Mc.Comas
Helen Mae Michael
Mary Anna Elizabeth Miller
Helen Winifred Null
Dorothy Lauretta Phelphs
Charlotte Elizabeth Pyles
Ethel M. Ramsberg
Miriam Grace Rhoads
Margaret Jeannette Sager
Lena Trene Shry
Louise Horman ‘Shry
Ruth Evelyn Shull
Anna Belle Ogle Smith
Alice White Staley
Theresa Elizabeth Stull
Eleanor Catherine Thomas
Lillian Ruth Thomas
Catherine Titus Trittapoe
Elizabeth V. Tyson
Helen Robetta Rhoads
Viola J. Staley
Agnes Irene Stop
Margaret Roami Taylor
High May Wachter
Margaret Katherine Wagner
Madeline Rizabeth Wihide
R. Pauline Winger
Boys
Lewis Victor Biser
Bary Charles Bruchey
Richard T. Brachey
Monroe N. Burdette
Elwood W. Crum
John H. Foland
Earl L. Gastley
A. James Grove
Clyde E. Grove
Groves B. Bamston
Charis A. Harris
Russell
Borman
Charies T. King
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Charles Ruble Landis
Sherwood A. Mackenzie
Thomas Bramwell Magada
George E. Miller
Francis J. Patman
Bamston
J. Rothenhoeler
Austin A Summers
Post Office Service Council
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Bandits
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Renn
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William ©. Runkles
Stoner and Storm
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New Market Woman's Club
Hilda Etzler
Reading
Helen Coughlin
Murray Etzler
N. H Albaugh
H. L. Davis
Close
New York
Call
Pythian Sisters
Grand Temple of Maryland
Frostburg
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Fechet
U.S Air Service
Rotary Club
George Sidney
Jane
Comeilan
St Agnes Hospital
Thay Hospital
M. R. McPhail
Marian McPhail
Eileen Cogg
Charlotte, N. C
H. B. Hahnn
Dili Avenue
Alfred W. Gaver
Tenis
Frederick City Hospital
Osborne Schade
Stewart
Frederick City
Lodge
Zone No. 3
Thomas M. Jefferson
William A. Jones
Elk Ridge Lodge
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Fidelity Lodge
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Montgomery
Damascus
Poolesville
Adamstown
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France
Cherbourg
Rabbi Willner
Palestine
Germany
Ngss
Margaret Emma Baumann
Roland L. Stultz
Middletown
Christ
M. B. Church For the Deaf
North
Calhoun St
Lexington St
D. E Moylan
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Catonsville
Trepassey
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Hubitant
Eastern Standard Fame
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Azores Islands
Stars and Stripes
Lions Club
Dietrich and Gambril, Inc
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Paris
President Coolidge
U. S. Treasury
Hime
Pennsylvania
Department of Comments
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Texas
Moses Walmered
New Hampshire
Kentucky
New Jersey
Arkansas
Young LaFollette
Bari C. Smith
Dltnaig
Cosinge
Superior
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