New Dormitory Planned at Hood College
Hood College proceeds with a four story, fireproof dormitory to house all students on campus. Construction will be directed by college officials with Lloyd Culler as construction engineer and Emory L Goblentz as committee chair. The project aims to complete renovations to centralize student housing and bolster campus facilities.
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Emory L. Goblentz
Wen Lloyd C. Culler
Go Mater
John B. Hamme
York
Commercement
Winchester Hall
Br College
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Coblentz
Comat College
Esttran
A. R. Brodbeck
Hanover
James J. Gam
Theodore M. Wood
Chambersburg
Dr. E. P. Sayles
Cumberland
Question state employee in death of Ohio girl
Fragmentary text reports a state employee questioned in the death of an Ohio girl. The notes reference an encounter near a residence and indicate investigators examined the scene and collected statements. Details are unclear due to poor OCR.
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Ohio
New Boulevard Law In Effect Here Tonight
Baltimore reports a new boulevard law taking effect tonight. Signs mandate motorists come to a full stop before entering or crossing the boulevard intersections, reflecting a state effort to regulate cross traffic along major thoroughfares.
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Baltimore
Attorney General Interprets State Fish Laws
The Office clarifies a June closed season on fresh water fish and a November 30 to February 1 prohibition. It notes other seasons permit catches of certain species and that trotlines with no more than nine hooks per line are allowed in non tidal waters during open periods. The interpretation was distributed to newspapers statewide.
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Jung
E. Lee le Compte
R. H. Archer
Ms. LeCompte
Tidewater
Find Various Gases Cause Of Disaster
An Associated Press report notes multiple gases are cited as contributing factors in a disaster. Investigators examine chemical releases and ventilation issues to determine the primary cause and potential safety lessons.
Fireworks Sale Ban and Speed Limits Ordered Ahead of July 4
The order directs that fireworks may not be sold by the company after June 25 and prohibits speeding beyond ten miles per hour for fire apparatus. The directive notes enforcement before July 4 and applies to the specified region and entities.
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Heston
Cizens Track
Junior Fine Company
Robert A. Bennett
United Steam Fire Engine
Compan
Thomas A. Chapline
Independent Hose Company
Public Fire Display Plans for Baker Park July Fourth
A public celebration is planned in Baker Park for July Fourth. The Park Board Committee has ordered a fireworks display, with a wide variety of shells and effects, to be set up under park officials supervision.
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Baker Park
Park Comtee
Board of Akermen
Roar of Niagara Broadcast Tonight Across Network
Niagara Falls June 15 AP reports the rear of Niagara Falls will be heard by four commemorations of America as General Electric Co. broadcasts a radio program over a network of 43 stations from coast to coast. The program aims to showcase the falls and related views through synchronized sound and standard radio techniques.
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Niagara
Niagara Falls
America
General Electric Co
Use of National Guard Equipment Held Unlawful
Washington reports Secretary Good accused improper use of National Guard arms and equipment and asked for orders to stop such misuse as investigation continues. A Tennessee event featured the First Regiment Band with Drim Cams and surprise attendees including Mr and Mrs Leonard Wo Munshorer.
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National Guard
Washington
Tennessee
First Regiment
Patrick
Maier
Leonard Wo. Munshorer
County Homer To Take Up Short Courses
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a county event about short courses. Readable items include a mention of county and courses. No clear names, dates, or outcomes present in the legible portion.
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Homer
U. OF If OG
Short Cours
Six Will Graduate at Closing Exercises
A list of graduates, speakers, and events for a university closing exercises week is outlined. Notables include Governor Albert Co. Ritchie and R. W. Dunlap as assembly speakers, with county women and teachers among those graduating. The program features musical performances, receptions, and community events across several days at Gerneaux Hall, Rock Creek Park, and campus venues.
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Gerneaux Hall
Home Economiss Department
Wuniversity
Rock Creek Park
Albert Co, Ritchie
R. W. Dunlap
Agrculture
Donald
E. Fug T. Enierman
Mixs
Meland Tract
Siiddietown
Geo. Thomas
Laura Sappington
Libert
E. D. L. Davis
Mark Hammond
Livertr
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Helen Saiu
T. E. Zisamessan
Rhuceja Zimmerman
Middletown High Alumni Banquet Held At Hotel Braddock
Alumni of Middletown High gathered for a banquet at Hotel Braddock with remarks by Prof. Herbert Davis and Harry M. Grass Jr. A 1914 Remshere prize was awarded for Best History. Miss Rush J. Dinterman received honors as singing and social events followed. remarks centered on Are You Worth.
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Hotel Braddock
Harey M. Grass
Herbert Davis
Penny
Rush J. Dinterman
Helen Shafer
Ruthina Coblentz
75 Boy Scouts Prepare to Camp on Monday
The annual Boy Scout camp will begin on Monday with 75 scouts expected to attend from Westminster and surrounding areas. Leaders include local sponsors and district officials overseeing the gathering at a designated site with planned outdoor activities and safety measures.
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BOY Scouts
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Westminster
Collision in the Bay Involving U S and Cunard Ships
A collision occurs in a bay involving ships from U S and Cunard lines. Reports describe the incident as a likely damage situation with the Rei fat Warr Likely: dant ik tAaP providing unclear guidance.
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U.S. Amd
Cunard Line
Hoover signs new farm bill in inauguration ceremony
President Hoover signed the new farm measure during a formal event with Vice President Curtis, Speaker Longworth, and Secretary Hyde present. The bill calls for 0,000,000 to fund the Federal Farm Board and stabilize surplus crops through corporations and commodity councils. The Farm Board will have nine members with eight named by the President and the Agriculture Secretary as the ninth.
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Hoover
Gulf
Curis
Longworth
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
House
Senate
Federal
Fanm Board
Farm Board
Secret of Agriculture
Dawes Presents Credentials to King George VI
General Dawes presented his credentials as ambassador to the court of King George VI in Windsor Castle. The former Vice President met with Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson and other officials for brief talks prior to a formal ceremony in England.
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Dawes
George
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Arthur
England
Sowers of
Windsor
Cas- MacDonald
Wardman Park Resident Killed in Auto Accident
Wardman Park resident dies in car crash. Police investigate cause as authorities release initial details from the scene.
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Wardman Park
Yellow Bird 10 Resumes Flight Toward Paris Sunday
The Yellow Bird crew led by Rene Schreiber and navigator Le Fevre plan a final leg to Le Bourget, Paris after a daring eastward flight. A stowaway, Porte land Me 22, blamed for adding weight and delaying the mission. repairs followed the jet’s mid route setback.
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Paris
Rene Les
Arthur Ortland
Tity
Wilantic
Comitas
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Comites
Santander
Lindbergh
Schreiber
Porteland
Rere Lefevre
Ivery
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Lefevre
Beatae
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