Hood College May Day highlights 40th May Queen announcement
About 1,000 people from the East attended Hood College's outdoor May Day as Miss Molly Heineman of Anna Poli was crowned the 40th May Queen. The Fathers' Club elected officers led by E. Brooke Parkinson. Mothers' Club members elected officers and planned a project for new chairs in the Coblentz dining room. The day included riding shows, a court pageant, dances, and a Venetian-themed dance to close the celebration.
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Ralph H. Miller
Brunswick
Danyer J Thames
Frederick
Fathers’ Club
W. Merval Weaver
George B. Delaplaine
A R. Remsberg
C. Walter Kleist
Mothers’ Club
J. Frank Schmidt
Towson
E. Budd Marter
Beverly
N. d
Robert J. Wigton
Catonsville
Robert B. Mathias
Baltimore
E. Brooke Parkinson
Schmidt
John A. Herculson
Mirs Guy A. Benchoff
Woodstock
A. A. Whitaker
Harrisburg
Coblentz
Herman L. Schwarz
Yonkers
N. Y
Odette
Katherine Sherrill
Penelope Probert
South Orange
N. J
Margaret Rosenwald
Probert
Rhythmic Swimming Club
Hudson
Court Players
Marionette
Hoodnetette
Modern Dance
Lal Ard
Aliss Heinemann
Aliss Kathryn Hull
Newton Highlands
Mass
Betsy Oehrle
Monongahela
Princess Hood
Denis Reneken
Demarest
Barbara Crlaman Vinente
Sheila Delaney
Elizabeth Doggs
East Hartford
Corinne Byers
Andover
Hudson Garden
Weaver
Andrey G Trusal
Hood
R. Paul Smith
Board of Trustees
Kleist
Martin L. Bowers
Francis Scott Key
Gambrill Gymnasium
Venice
Justice Dept New Division Created
The White House announced a new Division of Internal Security in the Justice Department to speed prosecutions of spies and subversive elements. President Eisenhower will nominate William F Tompkins of Maplewood New Jersey as assistant attorney general in charge of the unit. The division will handle espionage treason sabotage infiltration of defense plants loyalty of federal employees and kin dred matters, carving from the Criminal Division. It will take over Smith Act prosecutions and centralize handling of subversive activities.
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White House
Internal Security
Justice Department
Eisenhower
William F. Tompkins
Maplewood
N. J
Asst
Warren Olney II
Department
Conspiracy to Overthrow Government Highlighted in Case
The passage notes efforts to conspire to teach and advocate the overthrow of the government by force, and references cases before the Subversive Activities Control Board seeking to compel registration of Communist front organizations.
Speedy trial sought in Hagerstown murder case
State's Attorney John S. Hollyday says a speedy trial may be in store for James Oliver Guessford charged with murder in the fatal shooting of John Roy Stevens. Guessford, 45, a bakery worker, waived preliminary hearing yesterday and was held without bail for grand jury action.
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Hagerstown
John S. Hollyday
James Oliver Guessford
John Roy Stevens
Guessford
English Lesson by W L Gordon on word usage
Guidance on distinguishing excite from incite with examples of usage and pronunciation. Notes on common misspellings such as blond vs blonde and the proper second syllable stress in words like parquet. Includes brief synonym hints and pronunciation tips.
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W. L. Gordon
Parka
Park
Trust Suspicion and Language Interference Budding Debate
The item presents a fragmented 1954 Frederick News excerpt discussing trust and mistrust alongside a note on Hebrew as an ancient Semitic language. It mentions intervention in conflicts and advocates self reliance in resolving quarrels without outside interference.
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Frederick
Herbrew
Ane Moan
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