Commencement Week Plans At Head College In June
Head College announces commencement week events from June 1 to June 5. A moving day in Brodbeck Hall starts June 1 at 7 o'clock, concluding with commencement on Monday morning. Speer of New York will give the commencement address on June 5 at 4 45 o clock on the campus. Speer, senior secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church, serves many committees and foreign organizations. The Rahms Quartette also planned concerts June 1 to June 5. A special directors’ meeting is set for June 2 with a tour of the campus in the afternoon.
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Three Die in Oklahoma After Fatal Shooting Charade
Fragmentary report notes a deadly incident in Oklahoma involving a fatal shooting connected to a murder and robbery. Names and precise details are unclear in the readable text.
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OKLAHOMA
Agreement Reached On 3.5 Billion Relief Bill
A final relief bill worth 3.5 billion dollars has been agreed upon and sent for final approval. The accord outlines funding across multiple aid programs and anticipates swift enactment pending routine legislative steps.
Weather report fragment for May includes rainfall figures
Fragmentary weather note records May weather with unclear numeric data on precipitation and sun patterns. Key elements mention excess rainfall and dates but are garbled, leaving uncertain specifics about amounts, timing, and locations.
Judees Slow 10 Taxe Pay Guts In Annapolis
In Annapolis Maryland on March 5 AP report notes five to have reduced 15 percent regu lations. The text records salaries reduced under an economy program for Montgomery Judge and associates. Mentions Judge Keating and a 1923-1935 state organization term. Hospital costs show a deficit of 2,090 against 2,030 from the city totaling 1,4995. Police report arrests at various centers.
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New Deal in Washington Sparks Two Party Cleavage
NEA Service writer reports growing split in U S politics as conservatives push toward a clear two party system. debate over Roosevelt measures, socialization fears, and party realignments surface amid industry pressure and reform proposals. prominent figures Borah and Norris weigh in while Roosevelt faces calls for 30 hour and minimum wage plans.
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Weddings for Middies Edict by Swanson Echoed
A garbled report notes an edict about weddings for midshipmen issued by Swanson. The text mentions letters received, inquiries from Congressmen and Senators, and possible action to retake a marriage ban, with unclear details and dates.
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SWANSON
A. S. Claims Solve World Problems
New York May 5 AP Dr Hjalmer Schacht head of the German Reichsbank arrived today for economic discussions with President Roosevelt and expressed belief that this can solve the current economic strains. authorities noted the German official praised Chancellor and allied forces while en route to Washington on a special train.
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May Day Dances and Princess Marries the Page Cast Announced
Hood's May Pole Dancers named for the May Day event at Ecod College on Saturday. Cast for the interlude The Princess Marries the Page includes Margaret Dutrow Pred Clarksville Eleanor Snorder and many others across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Trumpeteers Rose Deaner and Martha plus piano, violin, and clarinet players are listed among the performers.
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Margaret Deringer
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Emily Schmidt
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Anna Hoffman
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Ruth Sears
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Negro man fined in Maryland for Jim Crow violation
Annapolis May 5 AP Jesse Paze a Black man was found guilty of violating the state Jim Crow law in a case before Judge N. Page. He was fined 100. He was among a group of 13 or more defendants facing trial as the case moves toward the Court of Appeals.
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Jesse Pazenegro
N. Page
Court of Appeals
Inflation And Better Business Boost Stocks In News
Inflation and improved business conditions lift stocks with mixed results. Historical notes mention players and events such as Miss Dorothea Pifford of the class of 1931 and a William Tell tournament held earlier, reflecting a period tone and scattered sports references amid market moves.
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Tornado Strikes Alabama Killing Twenty Residents
Relief agencies mobilize to aid survivors as storms sweep the South. Alabama reports 20 dead and about 200 injured across Demopolis Helena Brent Adamsville and nearby areas with towns flattened and homes leveled along a path more than a quarter mile wide. Hospitals rush to treat wounded as authorities fear higher casualty totals.
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Indictments Against Four in Hendler Case
A federal grand jury reformed an indictment charging four persons with attempting to extort $7,500 from L. Manuel Gier, a Baltimore confectioner. Indicted are Max Hyman Gofinger, L Barry Sareszi, and two unnamed co defendants. The case arose in New York.
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Missing 2 Year Old Child Shown Absent From Home
May 5 AP reports two year old Sarah Walker missing since Monday. Authorities swarm marshes and woods with aid of volunteers and police search teams to locate her.
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Sarah Walker
Italians Begin Final Washington Conferences
American officials and experts meet in Washington for the final stage of talks on financial matters with Italy. The discussions cover Degan dar of canre and related topics as part of ongoing negotiations.
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Colonial Dames Put Md Woman In Office
A Colonial Dames event at a local school elevates a Maryland woman to an office. The program includes a concert by a trio of voices from the choir, led by Vy Pind of Orzre W. D. Tr.
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Mrs Pinchot Joins Sweat Shop Protest
Mrs Pinchot joins a protest against sweat shop practices as reports describe workers affected by harsh conditions. The item notes public interest and references a high profile figure connected to the campaign for labor reform.
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Predictions of a major Senate test in the House
Herbert Plummer reports on a May day confrontation as the senate sends a pendant for action to the house. The clash pits New York Republican leader Snel l and Tennessee Democrat Joe Eras in a high stakes battle over emergency legislation. The scene is marked by party harmony on other issues and sharp opposition on this measure as the roof of the chamber trembles under debate.
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Staff officers coming aboard the Trenty National
Sail of the Trenty National under the command of Col John A Dutch Major Suiester, rector of the ay the party arrangements.
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Banks resume full operation after holiday
The First National Bank of Mt. Aly reopens on a full basis for the first time since February 25. Reorganization approved by the Treasury Dept brings new directors H Deets Warfield Hubert P Burdette and Jesse P King with total directors equal to charter capacity. Damascus Bank also returns to full operation this week under DeLashreutt. A plan for Myer stockholders proposes 25 000 new capital and a 25 percent depositors surplus.
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Washington
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Kidnappers Contact Banker In Abduction Case
Harwichport Mass May 5 AP A report says Ralph Snow a Harwich banker head of Cape Cod Savings Bank was visited by men in a car likely to negotiate ransom for ten year old Peggy McMath. Snow refused to confirm discussions while investigators said little. Boston American reported Peggy would be returned within 24 hours. Three men were detained in Baltimore addresses for questioning.
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