Hood College May Day Queen Chosen At Fete
Hood College students crowned Virginia Duca of Germantown Pa May Queen at the May Day celebration on the front campus. Frances Norton and Elizabeth Garber were named Prince and Jester with Cynthia Jones and Helen Armstrong as Maid of Honor and Best Man. The day featured a rope skipping contest a base ball game between the Mason and Dixon colleges and a village Green May Fete procession led by a Sheriff master of ceremonies and a Prince choosing the Queen.
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Ittie Bors
The
Mason
Dison
Helen Myers
Grace Behrens
Golda Hook
Dorothy Anderson
Janette Meehan
Dorothy Stein
Marion Sivbet
Virginia Jones
Laureda Haurer
Alice Staley
Dixon
Lou Stem Bennett
Margaret Brant
Eleanor Wolfram
Ruth Swelgart
Estelle Baughman
Sara Dorn
Ruth Brenneman
Virginia Hickok
Beatrice Vaughn
Lilien Wesselhatt
Coblentz Hall
Vilage
Gancet
Patomime
Louise
Hood May Fete At Hoodstown Draws Wide Attendance
The Hood May Fete drew registrations from numerous families and individuals spanning several states as the May Pole dance concluded the court program. A grand dinner dance follows tonight at Cotentz Hall with junior organizers hosting and dignitaries listed among patrons and guests.
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Ruth Anderson
Gienside
May Dar
Cotentz Han
Amst
An Nesses
Anc Mf
Foseah Appie
Dean Sarah. Ler
Marina Thomas
Mal Freeenik
iMondis
Ciaea
Grace Lough
F. Bowers
Cai Bare Sona
Zoning Hearing Set For May 23 In Baltimore
The Mayer and Aldermen announce a public hearing on May 23 to consider adopting a zoning ordinance regulating land use buildings and districts. Copies of the proposed regulations and maps are available at city offices for review during business hours with the zoning commission and city officials.
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Mayer and
Altermen
City Register
J.C. Grimnalds
Baltimore
Zoning Commission
Firemen Meet as Montgomery Association Plans May Meeting
The Montgomery County Association of Volunteer Firemen will hold its second quarterly meeting May 18 in the Sandy Spring High School auditorium. Norris Fussell, secretary, says the gathering may spark criticism as several members plan to voice objections and opinions. The meeting will be led by new president Francis Thomas of Sandy Spring.
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Sandy Spring
Montgomery County Association of Volunteer Fieaen
Sandy
Fussell
Francis Thomas
Make Plans To Dispatch Local Mail On Graf Zeppelin Trip
Local authorities announce plans to dispatch mail during Graf Zeppelin’s next voyage. Details remain unclear as incomplete text references mail routes and inspection features.
Hood College Glee Club Final Concert Notes and Aircraft Tragedy
The Hood College Glee Club directed by Miss Lsth er Mottenster performed a year end concert in Brodbeck Hall with soloist Eleanor Wilson and the Gettysburg Trio. The program featured songs like The Dusk Witch and Song of India plus a children’s piece Wynken Blinken and Nod. In a separate report Captain Ronald Smith, English aviator and test pilot for Moth, was killed when his plane crashed during a full load test after flying from the British De Havilland Works. he had five German planes to his credit in World War I and was reportedly shot down three times.
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Brodbeck Hall
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George Hoffman
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Afoon
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England
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Ius Credit
Trans continental derby reaches Port Worth after Sherman leg
Dallas May 2 AP The pavement pounders race continues with C Pyle directing a 35 mile leg to Port Worth after a 79.9 mile Sherman to Dallas loop. Johnny Salo Passaic N J wins the Sherman to Dallas stretch in 11 22 15 lowering Pete Garuzzi England’s overall lead to 129 45 Giusto Umeki Iter finishes second in 12 04 45 with Garuzzi third in 43 430.
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Port Worth
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England
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Iter
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Zeader
Md Tuberculosis Association Notice for Court House Screening
The Maryland Tuberculosis Association announces chest disease screening will be held Monday at the Court House. Individuals with coughs, expectoration, blood in sputum, fatigue, breathlessness, or indigestion are urged to seek medical advice and obtain permission to attend from their physicians.
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Tubercatosis Association
Court House
Hearings Set on Tariff Bill Changes by House GOP
Washington May 21 AP Chairman Hawley of the Ways and Means Committee said Republican members will hear suggestions for changes to the pending tariff bill starting Tuesday. Proposals found warranted would become committee amendments on the Moor. The move follows a conference with Representative Dickinson Iowa leader of Western Republicans. Only House members will be heard as in 1922 during the Fordney McCumber act drafting.
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Washington
Man Hawley
House
Hawley
Dickinson
Iowa
Dipnet fishing laws in Maryland waters clarified
State Game Warden Le Compte stated dipnetting is illegal above tidewater except February and March. The law allows only Maryland residents to dip for fish with a $2 license, and the Potomac above Little Falls to Great Falls is barred for any dipnet use outside those months. Meredith Crawford reports four fingers amputated after an accident at the Meredith Company while at work.
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Great Falls
Washington Lett Letter on Treasury Secretary Speculation
A fragmentary Washington letter discusses U S Treasury Secretary rumors and political positions. It references figures like Alexander, Deng, and Hoow and questions historic perceptions of power and influence in Washington. The piece reads like a satirical or rumour-filled commentary on government officials.
Halt Sinclair In Giving Tips
Disjointed text describes an incident involving Sinclair and a man named Pug who took Sinclair's money. The fragmented passage mentions tips, a safe, and possible exaggeration of events. No clear date, location, or full actions are established.
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Sinclair
Frederick invited to host Northern District clubs meet
The Northern District Federation of Women’s Clubs may hold its 1030 spring meeting in Frederick. Miss Anne Sloan of Cumberland was elected president by club representatives. A formal invitation was drafted by Frederick civic and art club leaders and sent to Sloan.
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Anne Sloan
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Frederick City
O. &. Melmyre
Prederick Clvi Club
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R. E. Down
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W. R. DeLachmutt
R. E. K Iapp
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Maurice D. Cobientz
Middletown
Ithe Total Federation
Floods in Kansas Claim Two Lives Across Four Towns
At Topeka May 11 AP reports torrential rains flooding four Kansas towns. Two drowned in Harrington where dozens were rescued from rooftops and 150 houses flooded. Council Grove saw water depths flooding businesses as boats salvage goods. Several missing and many injured or exposed were reported across the affected areas.
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Kan
Kansas
Harrington
Council Grove
President Hoover at Catoctin Furnace Fishing Trip
President and Mrs Hoover visited the Catoctin Furnace area for a fishing trip with Secretary Wilbur of the Interior Department. Secret Service and press accompanied the party as it traveled through Main Street and Market streets, using traffic control measures. After an hour or more of fishing, the President planned to return to Washington by nightfall.
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Hoover
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Roy Xen
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White House
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Mel Washington
Prederki
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Fisted War
Man Shot in Garden Suspected Fatal Wound
A 60 year old contractor, Willan Kimler, was shot in the back while digging in his Water Street garden in Hagerstown. He was hospitalized unconscious with a serious stab-like wound, and police theorize a stray shot may be the cause. his wife witnessed the shooting from a window this morning.
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Willan Himer
Moma
Hiniler
Washington County Hospital
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Kimler
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Mrs Tunney Undergoes Appendix Abscess Operation
Gene Tunney's wife Mrs Gene Tunney underwent surgery for an undetected appendix abscess in Italy. Two Berlin doctors, A W Meyer and Fritz Meyer, were credited with saving her life during the perilous condition. She left bed for the first time since the operation and was reported convalescing satisfactorily.
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Italy
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Five Die In Amarillo Hotel Fire
At least five persons perished when a three story tourist hotel burned in Amarillo Texas on May 11. Three others two men and a woman were injured perhaps fatally as authorities recovered bodies on the third floor. One victim identified later as Buffalo Aitchison of Shamrock Texas.
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Aitchison
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Tenas Catleman
Oldest Maryland Medical School Grad Dies at 95
Hagerstown May 11 AP Dr William B Wheeler died at his son's home in Boonsboro after bronchial problems He was the oldest living graduate of the University of Maryland Medical School class of 1861 Wheeler served as surgeon with the Eighth Maryland Regiment in the Civil War and practiced in Everson for 30 years
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Maryland
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United
Action in Vare case lies with the Senate
Fragmented OCR text notes further action in a Vare case rests with the Senate. It mentions investigations into a campaign and sex or political matters, with references unclear and garbled. The piece cites Senate involvement and potential recovery or reform related to the case.
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Baconuderasie Senate
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Suit for $15,000 Filed After Automobile Crash
A suit for $15 000 damages is filed against the M J Grove Lime Company in the State of Maryland for the use of Alice G Modiman mother of Ralph A Troxell deceased. The action stems from a November collision between a suit vehicle carrying Troxell and a Grove truck on a road south of Frederick. The Groves truck lacked a rear warning sight and was struck after the passenger car rammed the Grove truck, injuring Troxell who died at Frederick City Hospital. The complaint alleges gross negligence by the company.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Maryland
Alice G. Modi
Ralph A. Troxel
Lea Weinberg
Benamin B. Rosenstock
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Ilght
Suf Mobile
de=fendant corporation
Frederick
Lee Moregan
Grove
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Megagenet
Irregular Price Moves Signal Net Week’s Profit Taking
Bleary weekend profit taking pushed New York price action irregular today amid early strength in about two sectors and a public rally. traders note that Friday's six percent call money rally did not directly drive today's moves while anticipated new stock offerings could affect next week's activity.
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Todas
Corey to wed Prince Luis Jure 1 Pans
May 11 AP report notes wedding plans amid Paris heat and excitement. The brief mentions a couple named Corey and Prince Luis Jure with expected nuptials and a romantic setting in Paris.
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Corey
Prince Luis Jure
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