Commencement at Frederick City Hospital May 12
The eleventh annual commencement of the Frederick City Hospital Training School for Nurses will be held at the Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses home at 2 30 Friday afternoon May 12 with five graduates. Dr W Sinclair Bowen will deliver the commencement address and Dr Guy Hunner the unveiling address. Following diplomas, a memorial tablet will be unveiled at the hospital.
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Frederick City Hospital
Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses
W. Sinclair Bowen
Washington
Guy L. Hunner willl
Nelie Miy Kanode
Walkersville
Viola May Fox
Frederick
Eloise Miller Lipps
Edna Grace Weant
Detour
Anna May Naylor
Emmitsberg
Rose Birely
G. Rupp
H. H. A. Broth
Allene ‘Thomas
Morris A. Birely
McGill
quartette
Twitzht
Nevin
Mary “Ter
Virginia Carty
emes H. Harris
Howard Simpsons
reading
William firsthilling Johnson
Guy
J. Fuinner
Ars
Wm. R. Nefsyshmutt
Holy City
Gaul
W. C. Royal
Essay contest offers $40 in gold for top student work
Lawrence Everhart Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution invites all city and county high school students to compete for three gold prizes totaling 40 dollars. Essays must cover The Life and Achievements of Any Frederick Countian from 1748 to 1860 with a May 18 submission deadline to school principals.
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Mjnch
Lawrenge Everharr
Sons of the American Revolution
Frederick Countian
G. Licrd Palmer
David
Winebrewer
ormer
Frank C. Norwood
William M. Storm
Mrr. Winebrewer
Lawrence Everhart
Graduates at Brunswick High to Receive Diplomas
diplomas will be distributed to 23 seniors at Brunswick High School during commencement on Tuesday evening June 13. Of the class, 13 pursued commercial studies and 10 academics. The list includes Paul Hoffmaster Ernest Houser Charles Shewbridge John Fink Helen Arnold Jefferson Hazel Boyer Mary Crown Bessie Eddins Beulah Halsey Daisy Harrington Evonne Karn Vallie Stockdale Nellie Thomas Claude Lutman William Schhauffer Elliott Stine Ira Staley Knoxville Margaret Hogan Mildred Horme Burkittsville Evelyn Jones Martha Pearrell Virginia Van Pelt Paul Compher Lovettsville Va.
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Brunswick High School
Roger X. Day
Commercial
Paul Hoffmaster
Ernest Houser
Charles Shewbridge
John Fink
Helen Arnold
Jefferson
Hazel Boyer
Mary Crown
Bessie Eddins
Beulah Halsey
Daisy Harrington
Evonne Karn
Vallie Stockdale
Nellie Thomas
Claude Lutman
William Schhauffer
Elliott Stine
Ira Staley
Knoxville
Margaret Hogan
Mildred Horme
Burkittsville
Evelyn Jones
Martha Pearrell
Virginia Van Pelt
Paul Compher
Lovettsville
Boys Week Observed In Frederick May 21 27
The Boys Work Committee of the Rotary Club announced Frederick will observe a full week May 21 to 27 dedicated to boys activities. Ministers will preach on boys week, parades and school activities planned, scout events, and a parade with bands and drum corps.
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Rotary Club
Frederick
Baltimore Rotary Club
North Market street
Boys’ High school
Scout Council
A. W. Herbert
Court House park
State Armory
Moving picture
Henry P Davison Dies On Operating Table
Henry P Davison banker of Morgan and Co. died on the operating table during a second operation at his country home Peacock Point Krust Valley Long Island. A physician statement said he passed shortly after brain surgery intended to remove a tumor that could only be partly removed.
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HENRY P. DAVISON
MORGAN AND CO
Associated Press
New York
Henry P Davison
J. P.Morgan and
Comver
Davison
secon
Peacock Point
Krust Valley
Long Taland
Henry P. Davin
Gloria Swanson Contest Sought Locals Entries for moving picture contest judged at City Opera House
Gloria Swanson moving picture contest closes Monday at 10 pm with local girls urged to submit photos to City Opera House or News-Post. First prize a gold wrist watch, second and third rewards movie passes, with winner’s photo to be published. Entries cost nothing and may be mailed or delivered.
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Gloria Swanson Moving Picture
Gloria Swanson
City Opera House
Opera House
Miss Swanson
McCleery
News-Post
Lions Club Organization Nears Realization in Frederick
A Frederick Lions Club is virtually assured with about 25 men ready to join as charter members. The group aims to promote good government, citizen welfare, and civic progress, with Rotary support and collaboration with local chambers of commerce and other clubs. An unrelated court note reports Charles A. Six appealing a $206 fine for unlawfully disposing of alcohol after conviction in the local circuit court.
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Court of Appeals
Charles A. Six
D. Princeton Buckey
Sherman Jp. Bowers
Arthur D. Willard
Anders
Six
Frederick
International Association of Lions Clubs
Rotary
Joe Gambrill
M . Gambrill
Gazabrifi
iors
cluns
Chamber of Commerce
Conference Reaches Most Critical Stage in Genoa
Genoa May 6 An official Italian spokesman said the international economic conference has reached its most critical stage due to rifts among Allied delegates over Russia’s memorandum and Russia’s stance. He warned the crisis exceeds the Rapallo moment, yet noted Schanzer and Jaspar’s talks improved prospects. The Russians asked vast gold payments in cash, not credits, leaving Britain and others wary. Warne Wheeler faced criticism for running the Government amid a perceived lack of alternatives.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Russia
Rapallo
Three Receivers Appointed for Automotive Tractor Corp
Judge Worthington names Leslie Coblentz Albert Brown and Edgar McBride as receivers for Automotive Tractor Corporation amid claims of insolvency. Bond set at $30,000 as creditors seek to conserve assets and settle judgments totaling over 10,000 dollars with unpaid salaries and broad debts.
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Harry P. Babcock
Glenn H. Worthington
Leslie N. Coblentz
Albert 8. Brown
Edgar H. McBride
Automotive Tractor Corporation
Babcock
Schofield Automotive
Sweeping changes in government of China announced
Peking May 6 President Hsa Shih-Chang issued a mandate dismissing Premier Liang Shih-i and ordering his arrest. Finance Minister Chang Hu and Minister Yeh Kang-Cho were dismissed and arrested. General Chang Tso-Lin, once defeated by Wu Pei-fu, is removed as Inspector General of Manchuria. Liang Shih-i is charged with conniving to promote civil war.
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Associated Press
Peking
Wu Pei-fu
Hsa Shih-Chang
Liang Shih-¥i
Chang Hu
Yeh Kang-Cho
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Tientsin
Market closes strong despite early losses in New York
Oil prices fell briefly on May 6 with Mexican petroleum and weaker domestic issues offset by modest gains in others. Shipping tobaccos and food specialties slipped one to four points while several names such as Atlantic Guit and Kayser saw no major railway shifts. The session ended on a strong note with broad gains and total sales near 600,000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic Guit
Famous Players
Postam Cereal
Kayser
Three Black Men Burned by Mob in Kirvin Texas
In Kirvin Texas a mob of about 500 executed three black men by burning at a stake over the murder and alleged assault of 17 year old Eula Awnley. The victims Curry Varney and Jones were workers on J T King’s farm and were taken from Freestone County jail. Curry allegedly confessed implicating the others before his death.
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Associated Press
Kirvin
Eula Awnley
J. T. King
Kirwin
Freestone
Texas
Dallas
Limestone
Snap” Curry
J. H. Varney
Mose Jones
Curry
Freestone county
Jones
Varney
University Professor and Marshal Found Dead in USC Office
Prof. M. Goode Homes of the University of South Carolina and Ben Hare, the university marshal, were found shot to death in the treasurer’s office. Coroner’s preliminary findings indicated Homes shot by Hale before likely taking his own life in a possible temporary insanity episode.
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Associated Press
Columbia
S. C
M. Goode Homes
University of South Carolina
Ben Hare
Scott
sali tie
Hale
Homes
Weather outlook for Middle Atlantic states shows showers
The Associated Press reports a week starting Monday will bring considerable cloudiness and occasional showers with normal temperatures across the Middle Atlantic region. Washington notes the forecast emphasizes lingering wetness through the period.
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Associated Press
Washington
Middle Atlantic States
Auto Turns Over On Bellimore Road Injures Three
Three people were hurt when a Ford touring car overturn on Burrall Hill near New Mate ket Friday night. Dorsey Oden drove, blinded by oncoming headlights, and the car left the road. Mrs Brewer Oden suffered a fractured shoulder blade. Dorsey Oden had back injuries. Mrs Dorsey Oden and her child were treated and released. two children escaped unharmed. The vehicle now rests at Frederick Motor Co. for repairs.
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Bellimore State road
Buralla hill
New Mateket
Hoapltal
Ford
Brewer Oden and son
Hamaville
Barthiows
Dorsey Oden
Burrall
Frederick
Qden
pinal
Oden
Doreey Oden
Baseball Bus Wreck Injures Four on Maryland Team Trip
A bus carrying the Baltimore and Ohio baseball team was wrecked on the way to Frederick just before a 3 PM game against the Hustlers at Agricultural Park. Four players were injured and rushed to a Baltimore hospital after the accident near Elli ecott City.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Hustlera
Agricultural Park
affternoon
Frederick
Elliecott City
Legal challenge to Maryland bonus referendum
In Baltimore on May 6, taxpayer Harry O. Brawner filed a mandamus action in city court against the Board of Election Supervisors to keep the $9,000,000 Maryland bonus referendum off the ballot next fall. The court granted three weeks for officials to show cause.
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Associated Press
Baltiimore
Maryland
Harry 0. Brawner
Baltimore
Board of Election Supervisors
Baltimore raid recovers 22 stiles and 3500 gallons whiskey
Baltimore on May 6 a Prohibition agent leading the Washington flying squad raided a two story brick house at 225 East Avenue. 22 stills were seized along with 3500 gallons of liquor and large quantities of whiskey. Six rooms were used as a distillery with fourteen stills and other equipment. several occupants were captured or fled through a second story window.
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BALTIMORE
Associated Press
John Person
Washington
East avenue
wislow
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Asheville Times
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