Montgomery County High Schools Hold Commencement Walk
Four Montgomery county high schools held graduation exercises last night. Montgomery Blair, Pooglesville, Damascus, and Damascus high schools featured salutatory and valedictory addresses, scholarship awards, and diplomas presented by officials. Notable moments included a trumpet solo, school orchestra music, and poems and essays by senior students.
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Trad
Montgomery
F Davissen
Charles Ralhvard
Jean McCurdy
Roland Banks
Ren J W. Rosenberger
University of North Carolina
William Elkins
George Washington Universty
Brown University
R. Paul Schearzer
Ralph Smith
Lida Serjeant
Margaret Rich
Warry Case
Harry von Friedly
Damascus Tgn
Julius P. Stadler
County Board of Education
Damascus High School
Iola V. Clay
Eleanor Watkins
Rrncipal E
Crippled Children Aid Program Highlighted At Kiwanis Meeting
Dr. Allen F. Voshell of Kernan Hospital outlined the hospital’s work and funding challenges. Miss Mary Courch described a new home bound crippled children program and a Thurmont camp opening July 1 with $800 cabin costs. The Baltimore Community Fund and others support Kernan as private donations fund expanded services and a moving picture project aids infantile paralysis therapy.
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Kernan Hospital For Crippled
Baltimore
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Frederick
Kernan Hospital
Kernan
Community Fund
Tng One
Mary
Riwanis Club
Miss Church
League
Moses Gellman
Kennan
Frederick
Henry R. Shoemaker
Otho J. Keller
Shoemaker
Francis B. Sappington
Kiwanis International
Indianapolis
Government in Crisis as Bhurm Demands Emergency Power
Paris reports a split in Premier Leon Bhurm's front over his call for emergency financial powers for six weeks to tackle the crisis. The finance committee passed the bill by a narrow margin amid abstentions, signaling possible cabinet resignation risk and a potential early fall of Bhurm's government.
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Leon Bhurm
People's Front
Chamber of Deputies
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Chairman of House Labor Group Dies in Washington
Rep. William P. Connery Jr., 48, chairman of the House Labor Committee and sponsor of major labor bills, died in Washington from what physicians called food poisoning after a 22 hour illness. His wife and brother from Lynn, Massachusetts, were en route to the capital as seven states' police helped arrange travel for the family. Connery sought federal legislation on maximum hours, minimum wages, and child labor.
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William P. Connery
House Labor Committee
Massachusetts
Connery
Lynn
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County Medical Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The Frederick County Medical Society met Tuesday night at the Catoctin Country Club with Dr. Charles H. Bagley Jr and Dr. Richard C. Coblentz of Baltimore as speakers. Dinner preceded the session and the gathering marked the last meeting until September with numerous doctors in attendance.
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Richard C. Coblentz
Baltimore
Frederick County Medical Society
Catoctin Country Club
F. D. Worthington
R. W. Baer
H. J. Slusher
C. H. Conley, Jr
Charlee H. Conley, Sr
Warfield Thompson
Wins And Loses Fight Over Huge Relief Bill
The Senate split over the administration relief package in a day of action and doubt. An amendment barred relief funds for nonessential uses and limited administrative costs to three percent, while a later vote rejected proposals to return unspent relief funds to the Treasury. Senator Adams cited uncertain balances from $23 million to $223 million. A second item notes Hannibal's troops fearing snow as they crossed the Alps.
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Colorado
Roosevelt Faces Steel Strike Troubles Amid Senate Probe
President Roosevelt cites Verbal agreements hinder steel talks as Senate Civil Liberties Committee opens inquiry into Republic Steel while a halt to violence and a mail delivery dispute unfolds. In Johnstown gunfire and guard actions test local steel worker tensions amid the national strike and CIO agitation.
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Senate Civil Liberties Committee
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Postoffice Department
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Versace
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City braces as mobs harass homes during strike unrest
Hoodlums rove through dark porches and upper story windows shouting threats. Mayor Shields swears in a 100-strong vigilante committee and vows 3 000 armed Lexianians if needed as broader strikes paralyze seven states with over 100 000 workers idle in the C I O battle with independent steel firms led by John L. Lewis.
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Daniel J. Shields
Cvigiante
John L. Lewis
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Student Wins State Prize for Letter Writing in Oregon
John Gackt Hunt Hendrickon Jr., 17, son of Mr and Mrs Hunt Hendrickson of Portland, won the state prize in a fiction letter contest sponsored by the Association of Life Underwriters. The Lincoln High School graduate’s letter was entered into the national competition. He plans to visit his grandmother in New England next September.
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Oregon
Association of Life Underwriters
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Hunt Hendrickon
Hunt Hendrickson
Portland
Ore
Youn Elendrickson
Lancoln High School
New England
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Frederick woman injured in car crash while learning to drive
Mrs. Catherine Hoadley, 314 West South Street, sustained a cut lip and bruised forehead when a Chevrolet demonstrator she was driving collided with a Ford on Court and Patrick streets, then struck the Rice store wall. No charges were filed. damages were settled between vehicle operators.
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Chevrolet
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Patrick Streets
Lewis A. Rice and Sons
Catherine Hoadley
West South Street
Ford
Martin
Hwamsville
Roosevelt seeks to raise buying power for one third
Washington reports President Roosevelt announced the administration is seeking ways to boost the buying power of one third of the population at the bottom of the economic ladder. He said progress is being made toward ending relief and balancing the budget, and a summer radio address may discuss these topics in detail. New deal laws could be amended to increase buying power and abolish relief, he indicated. Bouler Dam stores enough water to cover Ohio to a depth of one foot.
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