Henry Stahr Named New President of Hood College
Dr Henry Irvin Stahr of Philadelphia accepted the Hood College presidency to begin July 1 1934 succeeding Joseph H Apple the college founder and first president. Stahr a longtime educator and church leader brings scholarly honors and extensive service with German and Reformed Church organizations to the transition at Frederick Maryland.
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Oley Academy
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Christian Education Board
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Financial markets show firmer undertone in dull session
New York March 2. Financial markets displayed a firmer undertone as old leaders in rails and industrials drew followings while specialties cooled. Wheat rose about one cent a bushel with other grains up. Bonds showed recovery tendency. sterling opened at 5.08 dollars. Call money renewed at one percent.
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New York
Middletown Moves to Acquire Land for New Reservoir
The Middletown Burgess and Commissioners recorded a deed from Jefferson Patterson of Washington DC to the town for a tract adjoining the current reservoir. The Patterson estate grants perpetual free water use for farm buildings. Plans call for a 1,000,000 gallon reservoir with CWA funding sought, using local labor for construction. Water will continue to come from Catoctin Mountain via a 1.5 mile pipe to the site.
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Middletown
Jefferson Patterson
Washington, D. C
Mr. Patterson
George E. Doub
Walter L. Renneberg
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Patterson
CWA
Isbor
Catoctin mountain
Lewis PF. Kefauver
Rapid Thaw Could Trigger Floods Across Regions
The warming spell since March raised rivulets and flood fears as ice at river banks began to melt. Monocacy gorge reports increased water volume and thawed ice loosening debris, with residents anxiously watching rising streams and potential dam blocks. Forecasters note gradual ice melt but expect limited immediate heavy rain.
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Hood
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Monocacy
Rasputin murder trial shocks London crowds
In London the defense wrapped its case in the Rasputin murder trial, revealing a British MP joined the plot to kill the Russian monk. Locker Lampson testified of pressure to join the alleged party that harmed the royal family as Princess Youssmupe faces producers in a sensational courtroom scene.
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Lather-Lempson
Trena Youssmupe
She Sim
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Wiliam Jowitt
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Locker Leer
London
Felix Foussounoff
William Jowitt
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Return from NEA Meet Held in Cleveland Ohio
Report on the National Education Association convention in Cleveland highlights addresses by educator leaders and state education officials. Notables include Leste MW God lente and Eugene W. Pruhs. discussions cover school tax, education agency roles, and public relations in Maryland and other states.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
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Natonsi Edution Association
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Frederick
Hal Lee
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Maryland
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Austria’s Dollfuss Regime Abolishes Constitution
Vienna reports a cabinet move to discard the constitution and rule by emergency decree. Official adviser Robert Hecht says the government bases power on natural authority above law, with bans on elections and measures to shield the regime from opposition.
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Vienna
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Former official sentenced for embezzlement in Winchester case
Max rel, former treasurer and general service agent of the Anna G Jones Woolen Co, was convicted in a Winchester corpora tion court for embezzling 4312 of company funds. Judge Po set a six year term, with hearings and appeals noted as pending. other indictments against Krol remained.
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Winchester
Max rel
Anna G. Jones Woolen Co
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Ambar G. Jones Woelen Co
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northern
Vegnis
Kroi
Arthur G. Jones
wogien company
Capitol
Jones
Krol
New York
Two Forms of Salutation on Capitol Happenings in DC
Washington dispatch notes mixed reactions to Congress adjournment timing with bets on mid April. It covers Roosevelts push for early adjournment, Republican delay tactics, and business’s view of Congress as White House instrument. It also notes AAA clergy critiques and foreign service salary cuts due to depreciation.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Congress
Roasevelx
Roosevelt
White House
Stavisky Case Sparks Paris Inquiry Under Arrest
Paris reports that Madame Stavisky, widow of a financier, is at the center of a secret‑service inquiry after the chief suspect in a securities fraud scheme was arrested. Authorities say the case involves forged checks and a mysterious personality behind a net of stolen funds.
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Paris
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Stavsiy
Bandits Take $60,000 From Bank Guard in Richmond
Six armed men halted guard Coghill near the Federal Reserve Bank in Richmond and robbed him of $60,000 in currency. The attackers fled in a large car after overpowering Coghill and two porters. Police and highway patrol launched a citywide manhunt as insurance covered the money.
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Richmond
Scate Planters Bank and Trust
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Wale BR. Coghii
Federal Reservé Bank
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Coghill
Federal Reserve Bank
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Bank street
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Holiday shutdown at Aluminum Company plant
Several hundred pickets demonstrated outside the Aluminum Company of America plant in New Kensington Pennsylvania as workers observed a holiday shutdown. Salaried employees and maintenance and electrical staff were barred from entry by pickets who said they would stay off the job until regional authorities addressed grievances over working conditions and wages.
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New Kensington
Mar
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Aluminum Company of America
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Mothers Weekend at Hood College Opens Activities
The eighth annual Mothers Weekend at Hood College begins today sponsored by the YW CA and runs through Sunday. Parents join students and faculty for tours receptions a Glee Club concert a dance and a formal dinner with music by Gordonier Harper's orchestra and an organ recital by Prof. Henry T Wade to close the event.
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YW. C. A
Hood College
winls
Marthe Carson
college dietitian
Anisa Kate Rudy
Covtentz Hall
Jennie Coblentz
Glee Club
Brodbeck Hall
Ruth E. Perry
Stallone
Hood
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Covlenta
Cobleniz
Gordonier Harper's orchestra
Virginia Harris
Johrnson
Anne Beet
Gettysburg
United States
Ruth E. Peery
East Brodbeck Hell
Jennie Contentz
Henry T. Wade
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Prederick and
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Jules Masse
J S. Bach
Richard Wagner
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HOLC Mortgage Relief Seen Quickened by Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt urged Congress to guarantee both principal and interest on HOLC home loan bonds, likely boosting Frederick County mortgage relief activity. HOLC offices report 210 applications, a 50 percent rise in two weeks, with 15 acceptances totaling about 40 000 dollars and eight more expected.
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Roosevelt
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Congress
HOLC
Frederick county
Farm Credit Adainistration
Red beer
Predecick county
James H. Cramer
W. A. Gonder
Alley Blaze Destroys Six Garages and Two Cars
An early morning fire destroyed six garages and two automobiles. Investigators were on scene as fire officials traced the cause and secured the area. No injuries were reported.
Fire destroys six garages in Chapel alley row
A morning fire in Chapel alley near East Patrick Street destroyed six garages owned by Frederick Meisling and damaged two more, with two cars incinerated and several others damaged. Police and firefighters arrived after Officer George Layman reported the blaze at 2 20 AM. Some garages were vacant, and a possible cigarette or candle caused the fire, though no definite source was confirmed. One car owner’s relative sustained minor burns while rescuing a vehicle.
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Frederick G. Meisting
East Third Street
Ralph Routzahn
Middletown
Ber Jat G. Barnhart
East Third
Raymond Frmiz
Raymond Frmiz, 206 East and
Louis A. Hartman
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Mr. Barnhart
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, South
George Layman
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Weather Note From The Day
Fragmentary weather snippet shows temperatures near highs and lows with moonrise times. Mentions today and yesterday past figures and minimal details.
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