Hood prepares for annual May Day at Hood College
Plans for Hood College annual May Day on Saturday include the coronation of May Queen Blanche Weest of Chester Pa by Hood Prince Ethel Hack of Shamokin Pa. The day features horse shows, a Father Daughter baseball game, lawn festival, May Pole dance, senior play, and a big May Day dance in Coblentz Hall with student and alumna volunteers coordinating committee work.
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Hood College
Blanche Weest
Chester
Prince Hood
Ethel Hack
Shamokin
Helen Vander Buecken
Philadelphia
Paty Jester
Marjorie Carney
Pittsbucgh
Ruth MacBride
Arkinton
Dane Stuart
Passaic
Mary Witheh
Baltimore
Sara Jane Martin
Altoona
Marjorie McKee
Reisterstown
Dorothy Wore Rlow
Ridley Park
Helene Blanchard
Bountin
Meyran Hall
Frederick
Elizabeth Haller
Eyleen Leonard
Itoam
Frederck
Eileen Leonard
Joann W. Leonard
Catharine Haldwin
East Orange
Missy Margaret Hart
The
Athletic Association
Cublente Hall
Y. Woc. A
Janet Rath
Upper Montclair
N. J
Hildegarde Spreen
Elizabeth Austermuhl
Camden
Frederick and Vicinity
Anna Margaret Gaither
Mary Jane Lundgren
Jean Gosnell
Margaret Kieffer
Jeanne Feaga
Emily Thomas
Jeannette Koons
Mackan Tatum
Hood
Mary Ellen Robinson
Lancaster
Margaret Bell
Camp Hill
Ceniricloge
Ruth Swomley
Octavia Gosnell
Cecilia Solar
Coblenty Hall
Coblontz Hall
Mary Wattich
Tallimore
Ruth Rouzer
Magerstown
Elizabeth Genger
Reading
Dore Parker
Dunbar
Helen Schmauch
Tamauqua
Huemees
Tha Belk Hann
Yaeynhamare
Buemere
Mareaset Hamepere
Waehingeten
Van Wisner Acquitted In Peoples Court Drunken Driving Trial
Ray Wisner near Ceresville was acquitted by Justice Patrick M. Schnauler in Peoples Court after evidence on a drunken driving charge. A physician testified pills with asafetida may affect balance. witnesses argued Wisner was sober and under treatment had refused stimulants. Wisner had been out on bond. Alton Bennett represented him.
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Ray Wisner
Ceresville
Patrick M. Schnauler
Peoples Court
Wisner
J. Mo Daxter
Tax
Baltimore Hospital
Chdmat
Weber Pe
Harmony Grove
W. K. Passing
Street Car Strike Threat Disappears
London street car workers backed off a planned strike after a late conference. Leaders decided to stay on the job as Ernest Bevin pledged an early settlement of the busmen strike. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin urged industrial quiet in Parliament.
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London
Ernest BevinsPosesthal Far de Bhatispotdanvan
Steeret
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Denhardt Jur Discharged By Judge in New Castle Trial
The jury trying Brigadier General Henry He Denhardt was discharged in court today after failing to reach a verdict on whether or not the bald partio ex lieutenant governor of fa dee Ive fianere. Mrs Verna Garr Tavs Dor.
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Denhardt
New Castle
Henry He Denhardt
Circourt
Bald Partio
Fa Dee
Verna Garr
Processes of Reason Urged by Chief Judge
Chief Judge urges renewed emphasis on reasoned judicial proceedings and transparent processes. The report highlights calls for clarity in rulings, adherence to legal standards, and public accountability across courts.
Chief Justice Hughes Calls for Independent Judiciary
Chief Jiethe Hughes told the American Law Institute that a strong independent judiciary must parallel legislative and executive branches to safeguard individual rights. He defended the court's work pace as term progresses, noting no undue delays, and avoided commenting on Roosevelt's court enlargement proposal.
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Washington Mae
Jiethe Hughes
American Law Institute
Forfe It Society
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hughes
Wheeler
Dem
Mont
Shighe
Elihu Roat
War
Two Forest Fires Burn 500 Acres in Maryland
W J Quick assistant state forester said storms circling back in the middle west delayed rain that helped start the fires at Stony Run Anne Arundel county where 350 acres burned and at Prettyboy dam watershed Beckerville where 140 acres burned. He noted 45 fires were reported in the state over the past two days.
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Baltimore
W. J. Quick
Middle West
Stony Run
Anne Arundel County
Prettyboy Dam
Beckerville
Quick
Leading Wall Street Issues Settle Back
Traders moved modestly as leading issues retreated slightly in New York. By the fourth hour declines were mostly fractional with little pressure, while a few specialties showed more movement and Sterling opened at about $493 7-8.
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Wall Street
New York
May
Sterling
College Girl Repels Attack. Suspect Held in New London
Miss Frances Venretta a Kane Pa college junior repelled an early morning dormitory attack in New London. Carl Phillips 22 a Black man was detained two blocks from the campus and held on related charges. Venretta remained in the college infirmary recovering from shock.
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New London
Conn
Frances M. Venretta
Kane
Connersicut College
John Courtney
New London Police
Carl Phillips
Cuetody
Henretia
Weather Record Precipitation and May Totals
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am today with notes on Otneh May totals and May 1996 rainfall. May precipitation totals and temperatures are listed with forecasts for today and tomorrow including sunset and moonrise times.
Mass evacuation of Bilbao amid siege by warships and refugees
The Associated Press reports thousands of women and children evacuating Bilbao as bombardments threaten the Basque capital. Spanish refugees flee toward France aboard two steamers while civil war clashes continue on the eastern coast. Insurgent espionage and roving armed gangs fuel unrest as tensions rise and a peace accord remains elusive.
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Associated Press
Wea
Bulleao
Biscay
France
Barceland
Pass
No Word On Renewal Of Star Route Contracts
Postmaster K Motter announced no renewal notices were received as star route contracts due May 11 remained unsettled. Mail service continues to operate as before from the city to Baltimore Brunswick Pont of Rocks with intermediate stops amid delays tied to pending federal legislation on route contract reform.
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Cruv K. Motter
Baltimore
Taney
Town
Brunswick
Pont of Rocks
Star Route
Maryland
Congress
Turcwine Cassline
Senate Post Office and Post Roads Committee
Senate
Debt paid by Southern Methodist Mission Board
Nashville May 6 AP Members of the Board of Missions, Methodist Episcopal Church South, dispersed after approving an expenditure of 1 509 537 for future missionary work. Officials report 1930 appropriations similar to last year and the retirement of about 400 000 in indebtedness from hard times funded by free will offerings in the Bishops Crusade led by Bishop Arthur J Moore. Bishop Moore left Nashville to meet with presiding elders in several conferences. The Crusade campaign ran April 23 25 with churches across the Southern Methodist territory participating.
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Nashville
Tenn
Board of Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Arthur J. Moore
Moore
Virginia
Baltimore
Western Virginia
Negro Killed in Head-On Crash In Ardmore
A head-on crash on the Defense Highway in Ardmore killed Lewis Brown a 20 year old Washington Negro and injured six others. The injured include John Brown 20 of Queen Anne Edward Heinen 20 of Bay Shore St John s College Annapolis students who were in the other car. Injuries ranged from skull fractures to crushed chest and broken leg with concussions reported.
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Ardmore
Washington
Defense Highway
Lewis Brown
Washington Hospital
John Brown
Queen Anne
Edward Heinen
Bay Shore
Uelnen
James Mathews
Jenny Letterbaugh
Alexander Smith
Time magazine withhold excerpts from Coronation Commentary
English edition delays publication of Time magazine May issue containing Coronation Commentary excerpts. Passages allegedly privileged by the Duke of Windsor were deleted to avoid legal action and censorship under English law.
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London
United States
Time
Saleon
England
Eat Todas
Duke of Windsor
New Inquiry Into Movie Director Death Opens
Los Angeles reports an 11 year renewed inquiry into the 1926 death of director William Desmond Taylor. Attorney Baron Fitts announced possible new charges involving Mary Miles Minter, Charlotte Shelby, and Mrs Margaret Fillmore. Fillmore, questioned overnight, seeks $46,000 she says was stolen by Mrs Shelby from a downtown bank box.
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Los Angeles
Gap
Tries
Baron Fitts
Crovred
Melsiaadest Tessters
Wiliam Deem
Taylor Fitteen
Denes Apo
Mary Miles Minter
Charlotte Shelby
Margaret Fillmore
Mes Fillmore
Fitts
Fillmore
Strike To Enforce Wider Bus Service
Parents of about twenty children from Glen Eeho Heights and Mohican Hills kept pupils from school to press rerouting of the county bus. The protest followed a Monday accident in which Jacqueline Roberts, six, broke a leg while waiting for the bus. A petition with 104 names urged the bus route to loop, reducing wait times on Conduit road.
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Glen Eeho
Gap
Glen Eeho Heights
Mohican Thlis
Jacqueline Roberts
Comiint
John Walther
Banner Year Expected At Hill Top Hotel
The Hill Top Hotel at Warper's Ferry West Virginia opens for the season with M. 4. Croghan as lessee and manager. This fourth year of Croghan's operation follows a July closure last season after the Harper's Ferry bridge outage. Renewed traffic expectations and three party bookings signal a busy weekend. renovations and a capable staff bolster plans for a banner year.
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Hill Top Hotel
Warper's Ferry
W. Va
M. 4. Croghan
Lessee c
Croghan
Charles Town
Harper's Perry
Crog
Filin Family Purchases New Hut on Wet College Terrace
Mr and Mrs QT Filin of Collese Avenue have bought one of three newly erected hovels on Wet College Terrace. The Filins and family have moved into the new residence, which vacates the previous wet Collesm Terrace dwelling.
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QT Filin
Collese Avenur
Wet College
Erecta
Vfred Gosommerman Somie
Filin
Etother
Collesm Terrace
Seven Articles of Incorporation Filed by State Tax Board
The State Tax Board received seven articles of incorporation. Several firms list principal offices on North Market Street and 2 North Market Street, with stock totals and named directors. Among entities are Hershberger’s, Paul M. Carmack Inc, The Wright Welding Co, Inc, and others forming manufacturing, distributing, welding, restaurant and entertainment ventures. Independent notices mention the American Legion and a Frederick County game protection association with various incorporators and resident agents.
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Cemgee
Sthaince
Hershberger’s
Ite
North Market Street
Lestre MM Cobluate
Nova Tor
Water
Charley
Treich
Ramet
Washey
resi+dent
Paul M. Carmack, Inc
Strange
Lagslideath Seah
CQL
Weitarst
Ruth BE
Waight
North Marsket Street
Marcus “Y
Simmons
Hiro
Frank C. Wright
Thaho Gate Farm
Teer Dao
Frederick
Byron
Gilbert
William J. Kang
William Vernon Stull
Mr. Gilbert
Gardner Musi Corporation
Organi
Pauiine
Dakeade
Richard Baumgardner
Aeephine Larian
John Renal
Wale Lam
Baumpardnee Peresent
Stomiman-Beonun
Walden Formes
Emertamnen
Cantribertang
Exssetvace
Ned
Mak
Fimancuativ
Oscar Pa
Mo Rodrick
BO Lyne Grose
George EO
Braunes Watch
Read Paren
Thereian Cataleck
Frederick County
Frey and
Astogaton
Pie
Omy
Feedernick County
Reduced Hours for Frederick County Welfare Department
Beginning Monday the Frederick County Welfare Board will open the application department only in the afternoons. The change comes despite staff constraints, with one worker handling the unit since April due to funding. Miss Anne P Walliday urges proper endorsement of relief checks and warns on potential loss of assistance if rules are not followed.
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Frederick County Welfare Board
Vito
Laelees
Anne P Walliday
Fred- Jerk
Malliday
Mass Halliday
Hughes Voted Most Popular in College Poll
The Haverford College poll shows Hughes as the most popular figure, with Ford second and Roosevelt third. The student tally notes Roosevelt in third place while Ford follows Hughes in popularity.
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Hughes
Ford
Waterford Pal
Haverford College
Henry Ford
Secon
Roosevelt
Windsors Slimming Diet Ties To Paris Wedding Plans
Mae Oat reports Windsor’s weight loss sparks wardrobe refresh as Edward contemplates a Paris visit to refresh his wardrobe ahead of his marriage to Wallis Simpson. Sources note diet concerns and money worries while Edward reportedly composes a wedding tune.
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Mae
Windsor and
Walle
Sampson
Conde Onsor
Sant Sirs. Simpson
Jae
Pars
England
Edward
Wallis Simpson
Will
Pepe
Chateau de Cande
Woman Admits Striking Child Who Died in Pa Trial
In Chamberburg Pennsylvania Mrs Elva Sleighter admitted to an officer that she struck six year old Jean Seville two or three times with her hand The defense says her husband struck the child with a strap many times the night of January 10 The child died that night and was found in Bedford County two weeks later The State contends the Sleighters caused the death Glenn Sleighter has been convicted of first degree murder and the jury recommended the death penalty
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Chamberburg
Elva Sleighter
Jean Seville
Albert Davis
Children's Aid Society
Bedford County
Sarnt
Glenn
Sid
Mre
Sol
Resolutions Call for Higher Pay for Frederick Teachers
Frederick County Teachers Association members meet at Parkway School to approve resolutions demanding pay increases. Prof Charles H Remesberg presided as about 230 teachers endorsed the measures. Resolutions will be submitted to Superintendent Eugene W Pruntt and the Board of Education at the annual meeting next Tuesday morning.
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Prague
William S Hess
First Presbyterian Church
Hagerstown
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Charles E. Weller
Cire Court
Carrall County
Monidas
Westminster
Dam
Pst
George N. Fringes
Board of Education
Frederick County Teacherers’ Association
Parkway I
Charles H. Remesberg
Eus
Rene W. Pruntt
Two Years for Hitting His Wife in Court
Albert Jordan a 4 year old plasterer was sentenced to two years in the Hall of Correction by the Justice of the Peace court for assaulting his wife earlier this morning. Mere Clay Shull sustained a broken arm in a separate incident when leaving a car near her home.
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Cumberfind
Albert Jordan
Keetaf
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