Education For One World Under that Artesting Title
The Institute of International Education reports a record 30 462 foreign students in 1 354 American colleges and universities across all states. From Asia, Europe, Latin America, Canada and Africa they study to return home with a better understanding of American life. Their presence fosters cross cultural learning and may shape future business and diplomatic ties.
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Institute of International Education
Asia
Near East
Europe
Latin America
Canada
Africa
Free World
Jet Airliner demonstrates jet age reach from London to Johannesburg
A four engine passenger jet flight covers 6734 miles from London to Johannesburg in 23 hours 33 minutes with 36 passengers and 6 crew and 30 mail bags. The journey shows wartime mobility can rush men and materiel across the Atlantic in time to meet threats, expanding strategic reach for ground forces. May prose notes abound with reflections on the profundity of May, growth, abundance, and nature’s cycles. The Ladies Auxiliary of F. O. No 1067 holds a Mothers Day program and honors its Mother of the Year. A 12 year old boy returns safely home after riding bicycle from his home to Frederick, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londen
Johannesburg
Aittle
Atlantic
Ais
Washington
Frederick
John Boyd
Alden W. Boyd
Central Park Bird Watchers Seek New Species Daily
In Central Park, bird watchers with binoculars and guides roam the 862 acre sanctuary during migration. The season has been slow but hopeful as Warblers and other species pass through, with experts noting memorable counts and the allure of spotting rare birds like Cape May Warblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
Cape May
Nichols
The
American Museum
Geoffrey Carleton
Pineal
Daily Bread by Rev A Purnell Bailey Sunday school scene
The piece reflects on bringing children to church and the joy of a child choosing Christ. A mother tells a daughter about blessing Jesus, and a child asserts she would go to Jesus herself. Also notes a Moose chapter meeting tonight at eight with Edna White and hospital guild chairmen preparing a program for later in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Purnell Bailey
Christ
Jesus
Women of the Moose
Edna White
Hospital Guild
Elks carnival opens June 2 with free street shows
Fourteen open air performances and music fill six days of Elks carnival scope in the city starting June 2. The Robinson arrival company will perform. Auctioneer Walter S Reeder brought strawberries from D W Stauffer’s farm to The News. The first through freight train passed the Adamstown cut-off of the B&O. Two patients admitted to Frederick City Hospital under Drs Smith and McCurdy. two nurses on duty. Subscription schools end tomorrow. high schools continue into June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Arrival Company
Walter S. Reeder
D. W. Stauffer
Adamstown
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick City Hospital
Franklin B. Smith
Ire McCurdy
Twenty Years Ago News From The Cohwnens May 12 1932
May rainfall has blot out the sunshine for about 106 hours. Monthly precipitation stands at 486 inches. In Frederick County a contract for 215 miles of road on the Point of Rocks Licksville road was awarded to M J Grove Lime Company at 342945. Federal prohibition agents raided a still near Ponts Rocks and arrested five men. A chicken theft near Monrovia saw 35 fowls disappear and be recovered within three hours, with a suspect arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B J Brandenburg
Monrovia
Point of Rocks-Licksville
Frederick County
State Roads Commission
M. J Grove Lime Company
Regulation X may stay as W ends mortgage rules
The Nation Today discusses Regulation X keeping large down payments on new homes despite Regulation W’s repeal. It notes X slows home sales, cites Fed rationale as anti inflationary, and mentions Congress weighing renewal of Defense Production Act alongside X’s fate.
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James Marlow Washington
Federal Reserve Board
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Federal Reserve
NARB
Congress
Ladiesburg social wrap and New Market W S C S meet
Sunday visitors in Ladiesburg included multiple families from Union Bridge York and Taneytown with several Baltimore and Frederick connections. New Market W S C S held its May meeting at Mrs Nicodemus home with twelve members present and officers elected. Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club to elect officers at Francis Leather Hotel luncheon on Tuesday.
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Ladiesburg
Paul Saylor
Monroe Simpson
Sterling Rowe
Union Bridge
Patsy Saylor
Taneytown
Walter Lind
Austin Smith
Baltimore
William Smith
Roy Russell
Lewis
Mary Catherine Smith
York
A. Smith
Daniel Lind
Thomas Eckenrode
Joseph Lind
Donna
Sarah Weisvhoar
Hoy Lind
H. Snyder
Littlestown
John Hope
Ward Amon
Walkersville
James McBride
O. W. McBride
Raymond Martin
New Market
Nicodemus
Spiritual Life
Watkins
Mexico
Welcome Wagon Newcomers’ Club
Francis. Leather Hotel
Charles Herp
Reservaviona
Bolivar Couple, Welsh and Eaton, Wed in Bolivar Church
Mr and Mrs Bobby Linden Welsh married May 1 in Bolivar Methodist Church in Bolivar West Virginia. Bride June Dolores Eaton daughter of Reno and Mrs Eaton Harpers Ferry. groom M D Welsh Sr son of Mr and Mrs M D Welsh Bakerton. Ceremony by Rev E T Harrison with immediate family present. Reception followed by buffet at bride’s home and couple departed for Virginia trip. Bride to reside with parents during husband’s military service.
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Bolivar
W. VA
Bobby Linden Welsh
June Dolores, Eaton
Reno W. Eaton
Harpers Ferry
M. D. Welsh
Bakerton
W. V
E. T. Harrison
M.D. Welsh, Jr
M. D. Welsh, Jr
Charles Dunn
Virginia
Welsh
Harpers Ferry High School
Camp Robits
Calif
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Germany
Friends Of Hood College Library Win High Praise
The Hood College Library Friends receive high praise at their third annual luncheon. Dr. Andrew G. Truxal lauds progress as Hood’s library grows from 20 000 to 36 000 volumes since 1941. Miss Katharine Dutrow notes total gifts of cash and books by 232 supporters.
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Friends of the Hood College Library
Andrew G. Truxal
Katharine E. Dutrow
Hood
Friends of the Library
Truxal
Miss Wehler
Margaret Wehler
New York Public Library
United States
American Library Association
Ford Foundation
Youth to Face Westminster Court Over Fatal Carroll Crash
A 17 year old from Upperco will appear in Juvenile Court in Westminster on charges of manslaughter and reckless driving after a speeding crash on Houcksville Road west of Hampstead. Earl Thomas Cole, 16, died from injuries at University Hospital Baltimore on Sunday. Driver Joshua Hale 1941 Dodge, said to be traveling at 83, miles per hour, lost control and rolled. Passengers Carroll Frederick Miller 19 Hampstead suffered possible neck fracture, Charles Edward Walker 18 Upperco escaped injury. Judge to decide on waiving Hale juvenile jurisdiction. The fatality marks Carroll County's first traffic death this year.
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Upperco
Baltimore County
Juvenil
Westminster
Carroll County
Earl Thomas Cole
University Hospital
Baltimore
Houcksville
Hampstead
Joshua Everett Hale
Deere
Hale
Carroll Frederck Miller
Route 2
Charles Edward Walker
Charles E. Holhe
Hate
James E Bovian, Jr
Hale State
Carroll Co
Miss Gaines Dies Sunday World traveler and author
Miss Ruth Louise Gaines aged 75, longtime resident of Myersville and native of Litchfield Connecticut, died Sunday morning. She was an international social worker, author and daughter of the founder of the science department at Doshisha University in Japan. She served in World War I with the Smith College Relief Unit in France and wrote books for children. She never married and is survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services are set for tonight in Middletown with Rev. Stephen Raby officiating. rites and interment will be in Franklin, New Hampshire Wednesday.
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Ruth Louise Gaines
Litchfield
Smith College
France
Third Army
American Red Cross
Miss Smith
Middletown
Stephen Raby
Franklin
New Hampshire
Gladhill Co
Tragedy as 3-Year-Old Killed by Farm Truck
A Montgomery County farm accident claimed the life of 3-year-old Douglas Ray Leith son of Anderson and the late. He was playing with his sister Mary Ann when a backing truck owned by Raymond E. Snyder struck him. The driver, unaware of the incident, left the scene. The death was ruled a head injury by Dr. Frank Broschart. Funeral held at William B. Hilton Funeral Home with interment at Monocacy Cemetery.
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Montgomery County
Douglas Ray Leith
Anderson Leith
Raymond E. Snyder
Gaithersburg
Poolesville
Mary Ann
Gordon Smith
Barnesvile
Frank Broschart
Joyce
Barbara
William B. Hilton
Monocacy Cemetery
Deaths of Stone Cunningham Lipps mourned in area deaths
Death notices list John Elias Stone of Feagaville aged 79 with a large family and church ties. Edward Gilmore Cunningham of Frederick dies in Washington County Hospital at 61, a Lafayette and Pittsburgh Law graduate, WWII veteran, and Mason. Walter Lipps of Martinsburg, longtime Ox Fibre Brush Company employee, noted as “Cap” Lipps. Burial plans and funeral directors named. flowers omitted per family.
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Edward G. Cunningham
Edward Gilmore Cunningham
Frederick
Washington County Hospital
Robert J
Edith Gilmore Cunningham
Sewickley
Episcopal Church
Doric Lodge
A. F
A. M
Syria Temple
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Frederick Lodge
Lafayette College
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Air Force
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Irene Browne Cunningham
H. Jewett
Walter Lipps
Walter
Cap” Lipps
East Fifth Street
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Thomas S
Martha Poffenberger Lipps
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Frantis Scoiti
Frederick High senior wins $5200 Cornell scholarship
W Eugene Sanders Jr a Frederick High School senior won a $5200 Cornell University national scholarship covering tuition plus 800 a year for Arts and Sciences. The award, announced by E H Carman Jr of the Cornell Club of Maryland, was earned among 2150 seniors nationwide for scholastic achievement and leadership potential.
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W. Eugene Sanders, Jr
Frederick High School
Cornell University
Cornell
College of Arts and Sciences
E. H. Carman, Jr
Cornell Club of Maryland
Carman
Sanders
William E.e Sanders
Rose Mont Avenue
National Honor Society
Quill and Scroll Society
Maryland
University of Maryland
Maryland Boys’ State
Funerals for Norma I. Cline and Roger P. Murphy
Funeral services were held for Norma I. Cline of Highland who died Thursday in Frederick Memorial Hospital with Rev. Ralph H. Miller and Rev. Raymond L. Markley officiating. Interment at Frederick Memorial Park. Pallbearers named. Funeral director Paul F. Bittle. Also services for Roger P. Murphy formerly of Hyattstown who died Thursday in Salisbury at St. Ignatius Loyola Church Urbana officiated by Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Thorning. Aged 80, son of Horace L. and Charlotte Thompson Murphy. Pallbearers listed.
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Robert Leroy Naugle
Robert M. Naugle
le Gore
Keefer Eyler
Woodsboro
Robert E
Johnny Stottlemyer
Janior Strawsberg
Oak Hill Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Norma I. Cline
Highland
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Myersville
Ralph H. Miller
Raymond L. Markley
Herbert A. Grossnickle
Roger J. Moser
Ray A. Grossnickie
James R. Horne
Maynard Harp
Frederick Memorial Park
Paul F. Bittle
Roger P. Murphy
Hyattstown
Salisbury
St. Ignatius Loyola Church
Urbana
Joseph F. Thorning
Horace L
Charlotte Thompson Murphy
Frank S
Charlie E
Ira E
Harry Murphy
Byron
Milton Darby
Marriage notice for Margaret Evvie Shook and Donald Gross
Braddock Heights resident William E. Shook announces the marriage of his daughter Margaret Evvie Shook to Donald Gross, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Gross of Hagerstown. Rev W W Garrett officiated at the single ring ceremony on April 5 at 8 pm at the Lutheran Parsonage. The couple now reside in Hagerstown.
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Gross
Shook William E. Shook
Braddock Heights
Margaret Evvie
Donald Gross
Charles Gross
Hagerstown
W. W. Garrett
Lutheran Parsonage
Nominating Meeting for Taney Town Officials
A public meeting will be held in the municipal building at Taney town on Monday morning May 19 at 3 pm to nominate candidates for Mayor and Councilmen. Terms of Mayor Perry and Councilmen Hemler and Frock expire this June. Mayor Perry will preside and is expected to present the annual council report. Nominations lead to the June 2 election.
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Taney Town
Perry
Hemler and Frock
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Hood Library
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America
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Miriam Apple
Miss Durrow
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Robert Clapp
Blanche Shriner Ross
Richard P. Ross
Than Woman's College
Underwood
Alfred Dashiell
Ross
Japan
Ernest Berger
Frederick Female Seminary
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Hiram Winchester
Frederick Fei Ile Seminary
Hood College
Joseph H. Apple
Social Science Room
Westminster Court
John Elias Stone
Feagaville
George and
Eleanor Fraley Stone
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Flora May Castle Stone
John M
Bartonsville
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Guy M. Stone
Tramsville
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Jefferson
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Charles F
Paul E. Lee
Kensington
Homer C
Charles Stone
Katie Stone
East Church Street
St. Luke's Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral
Etchison and Son
Eo Cape
Key Post
No. 11
the United Fire Company
Citizens Truck Company
Charles E. Lipps
Harry I. Lipps
This City
Charles Gabe
Ada Lipps
Leroy Lipps
George Stone
Blanche Lipps
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
W. L. Burdette
Webster
Wee
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