May Day crowned queen as Hood College crowd gathers
Miss Barbara Frick of Upper Montair New Jersey was crowned May Day queen at Hood College. The event included the senior class play The Romancers by Rost and a series of court ceremonies. Attendees included Miss Ruth Sprenkie Butler of Pennsylvania and others from Harrisburg to Frederick. Large crowds of alumni, parents and friends attended the campus celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Frick
Upper Montair
Hood College
Rost
Ruth Sprenkie Butler
Prince Hood
Margaret Rutherford
Harrisburg
Virginia Williams
Uniontown
Marguerite Julins
York Pa
Alesses Louise Sagers
Sir Deusid
Helen Groff
Ruth Beers
Plainfield
N. J
Margaret Hammers
Washington, DC
Louise Burhans
Dunbar
Dorothy Hagerman
Washington
Ruth King
Perrysville
Janet Rath
Upper Montclair
Margaret Fritchman
Indiana
Ruth Rouzer
Hagerstown
Katherine Thomas
Middletown
Elizabeth Fisher
Frederick
Cornelia Dertzbaugh
Louie Hendrickson
Joan Barnhart
Jean Douglas
Edith DeBold
Richmond Milk
Sylvette
Percinet
Betty McPherson
Sewickley
Patricia Feiser
Margaret Albaugh
Eleanor Kuhn
Vera Lawton
Unionville
Conn
Grace Harrop
Maplewood
Doris Hannan
Chestnut Hill
Mary Louise Robertson
Philadelphia
Ruth Rouzx
Elizabeth Haller
Ellenor Lane
Brooklyn
Misses Haller
Florence Mead
Philadelphia Pa
Margaret Ann Gunb
Baltimore
Misses Mead
Elizabeth McCown
Jeannette Campbell
Laneconing
Henrietta Gerwig
Pittsburgh
Mabel Perdue Snow Hill
Gunby
Ann Sowers
Lebanon
Ruth Ridgeway
Bala-Cynord
Elizabeth Heaume
Haller
Perdue
Henry I. Stahr
Ruth V. Pope
Ruth E. Perry
Frick and
Sprenkle
Girl Scout Troop 3 Holds Friday Meeting
The Girl Scout troop No 3 supervised by Mrs Dorothy Dutrow and Mrs George Ze held its weekly meeting at Baker Park. They played games pledged allegiance to the flag did a movie and pas sed tenderfoot tests. The meeting closed with a song and plans for the next Court of Honor gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muss Dorothy Dutrow
Wirs
George Ze
Baker Park
Court of Honor
Fight On T. B. Crippled By Cut In State Budget
Norbeck Maryland May Mary land's progress in reducing tuberculosis deaths is jeopardized by a 75000 cut in state sanatoria upkeep funds. Dr Victor Cullen warned at Montgomery county TB association meeting that daily per person costs total 1.39 dollars and the facilities may close without more state support.ounty officials highlighted local seal sale success and planned x ray clinic surveys as part of ongoing anti tuberculosis efforts.
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Norbeck
Maryland
Victor F. Cullen
Montgomery County
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Cullen
Montgomery
W. B. Matthews
W. L. Ellicott
Hich
Frank F. Zandel
Takoma Park
J. W. Bird
A. D Nourse
Estelle Moore
Dexter Bullard
O W. Reby
William Dahl
Edward Haas
Roosevelt backs Hull on neutrality stand in Spain war
President Roosevelt, returning from a 3000 mile vacation, endorsed Secretary Hull's neutrality policy during a press conference aboard the U Philadelphia. He said Hull had covered the Spanish Civil War situation and relayed the State Department's stance to reporters in the admirals cabin before proceeding to Washington for meetings with congressional leaders and department heads.
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Charleston
D. C
Roosevelt
West Indies
Philadelphia
Secretari Hall of America
Washington
Huli
State Department
United States
Hitler Mussolini Reach Rome Agreement Amid War Demonstrations
In Rome May a bargain to divide central Europe and the Balkans into Italo German spheres of influence emerged as Hitler wrapped up a $30,000,000 visit. Mussolini and King Vittorio Emanuele hosted a show of armed might including a mock battle with 400 aircraft and sunk ships, while Hitler prepared to depart for Florence.
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Rome
Europe
Balkans
Adolf
Italy
Hitler
Florence
Great bin
Mussolini
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Khaly
Danubian
Balkan
Answers to Cranium Crackers On Page Four
Solutions explain that two parallel lines with a center support create a teetering balance. Any line resting on the center and one end will reach the opposite end. The note asserts no mat er how long or short the line, the reach remains constant. It cites 1876 telephones: 200 in Europe and 376 in the United States.
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Europe
United States
Axe Attack in Klinehart’s Alley Leaves One Injured
In an early Sunday altercation over a card game in Klinehart’s alley, Eugene Howard, 35, suffered two head lacerations from an axe wielded by Edgar Bell. Howard was taken to Frederick County Emergency Hospital with non life threatening injuries while Bell was jailed for a forthcoming hearing. Police also jailed several others for drunkenness, disturbing the peace, and related charges, including Charles Brown, John Wise, and Walter Hallman.
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Klinehart’s Alley
Eugene Howard
Klineharts Alley
Frederick County Emergency Hospital
Edgar Bell
Klinehart
Bell
Howard
Ben Phebus
Guy Anders
Charles Brown
John Wise
Charles Blumenauer
Frank Dorsey
Reno Six
Frederick Strales
William Jackson
Walter Hallman
Six
Hazel Krenzer
Phobus
Orville Stup
Yellow Springs
Charles Beil
Mary Doe
John Doe
U.S Officials Tour Old Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Four government officials inspected the historic Chesapeake and Ohio Canal from Point of Rocks to Harpers Ferry. They visited intermediate sites, noting no plans announced for the canal area's improvement. The canal, begun 1828 and in use until 1924, may provide a right of way for a Washington Lincoln Memorial Gettysburg Boulevard link, with restoration planned for the 25 mile stretch to the Seneca Creek.
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Point of Rocks
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Cumberland
Charles W. Selby
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Weverton
Selby
Alleghenies
U. S. Commission
Gettysburg
Antietam
Seneca Creek
Tventy
Potomac River
Hopkins Taunts Hoover on Bonus Army Eviction
Washington May 8 Harry S Hopkins taunted Herbert Hoover over the 1932 bonus army eviction and charged such policies threaten the form of government. Speaking on a national radio program on politics and WPA Hopkins contrasted Roosevelt administration aims with Hoover’s alleged 1930s policies. He cited Hoover calling for production and work while criticizing current policy shifts toward fascism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry S Hopkins
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Works Progress Administrator
WPA
Oklahoma City
United States
Hopkins
Timanus seeks pardon from six year term in embezzlement case
Baltimore reports that 61-year-old Charles S. Timanus brother of the late E Clay Timanus, former Baltimore mayor, will seek a pardon next Wednesday while serving a five year term for embezzling 21000 from his invalid sister. The note adds an unrelated line about a fly’s wingbeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timanus
Baltimore
Charles S. Timanus
E. Clay TiManus
O Connell Says Jersey City Riot Plan Was Foiled
Washington reports Representative Jerry OConnell and Representative John Bernard planned a riot in Jersey City to back Mayor Hague. OConnell blamed failure to speak there for thwarting the plan and vowed to address Hague's base next Saturday with other congressmen. He also threatened to seek Hague’s ouster from the Democratic National Committee chairmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jerry O'Connell
Democrat
Montana
Jersey City
Frank Hague
John ~. Bernard
Farmer-Laborite
Minnesota
O'Connell
New York
Bernard
America
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Hague
Democratic National Committee
April toll rises in Maryland traffic deaths
Baltimore May 8 April's traffic death toll of 20 raised Maryland's year total to 122 killed by automobiles. Motor Vehicles Commissioner Walter R. Rudy said April was the first 1938 month to exceed 1937's April toll, though 1938 deaths still run well under the 178 killed in the first four months of 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Walter R. Rudy
Rudy
Dr Smith Re-Elected Burgess of Woodboro
Dr George F Smits was re-elected unopposed as Burgess of Woodsboro for another term in the November election. Incumbents Jacob P Feiser Harry W Barick and Tra Houck were also re-elected. The vote count was low and tax rate noted at five cents per hundred. 2 voters in the United States participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F Smits
Burzes
Woodsboro
Jacob P. Feiser
Harry W. Barrick
Tra Houck
Jowes
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C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
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Washington St
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Senate Lobby Committee
Rural Program
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Republican Program Committee
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