Francis B Sayre to Speak at Hood College Commencement
Francis B Sayre of Washington Assistant Secretary of State and son in law of the late President Woodrow Wilson will deliver the commerce ment address at Hood College with commencement exercises on Monday morning June 18 at 10 45. Baccalaureate Sunday June 5 at 10 30 in Brodbeck Hall with Rev Edgar F Romig D D as speaker.
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Old College
Francis B. Sayre
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Brodbeck Hall
Edgar F. Romig
D. D
West End Collegiate Church
New York City
Henry L Stahr
Thhe
Broddeck Hall
Codleniz
Cobleniz Halk
State Plumbing Board To Sit Here On May 20
City to host Maryland Commission on Plumbing renewals for master and journeyman permits due in May. Renewals available at City Hall from noon Friday. exams for new applicants set for June 11 with no further tests until September. Mobley notes many have renewed or are available on call, and a sanitary system project update follows.
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Edward J. Smith
George R. Hardesty
Maryland Commissioners On Plumbing
City Hall
Frederick
City Plumbing
George L. Mobley
Mobley
Plumbing Commissioners
Hardesty
Baltimore
Mob €Ley
Carroll Creek
Hagerstown
Chambers of Commerce
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 am today shows ongoing deficit versus normal. May rainfall to date stands at 3.32 inches, down from May 1937’s 3.32 inches, with 4.13 inches still needed to reach normal for the year. Yesterday’s high was 63, low last night 35, sun set at 7.14 pm, sun rises 1.59 am tomorrow, moon rises 7.48 pm, moon sets 3. am.
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Znone
Mar
Dale
Hood College to honor Sayre at June 6 commencement
Hood College announces speaker for the annual commencement on June 6. Sayre, Assistant Secretary of State and son-in-law of the late President Woodrow Wilson, will deliver the address.
Fire damages Emmitsburg plant after 5:15 PM
A fire damaged the rear of the Emmitsburg Manufacturing Company plant on West Main Street after twenty employees left for the day. Firemen confined the blaze to the back building with some water damage to front machines. Owner Louis Cooper, away in Baltimore, learned of the fire on returning hours later.
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Emmitsburg Manufacturing Company
Louis Cooper
Joseph R. Hoke
Cooper
Baltiimore
Emmitsburg
West Main Street
Hungarian Cabinet Ousted as Nazis Expand Reach
In Budapest on May 13, Premier Koloman Daranyi's cabinet resigned amid the growth of the Nazi movement. Regent Admiral Horthy was expected to appoint the Minister of Economics to form a new government. Earlier the chamber passed an anti Jewish bill restricting Jewish participation in trade industry and professions to 20 percent.
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Budapest
Koloman Daranyi
Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Chamber of Deputies
West Resigns Under Secretary Post in Interior
Charles West resigns as under secretary of the interior and the resignation is accepted by President Hansevatt. Stephen T. Early says the President is seeking a new post for West, a former Democratic congressman from Ohio, but none has been chosen.
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Washington
Charles West
Hansevatt
Tephen T. Early
White House
West
Congressiman
Ohio
Roosevelt Aims to Defuse Depressions With Plan
President Roosevelt asked Congress to pursue an auto monopoly study and to consider methods to avoid future depressions by reducing unabsorbed inventories and unwarranted high prices in certain commodities. He urged action to prevent economic instability and stabilize markets.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Friday the Thirteenth Sees Frost Fade In May Weather
Frederick notes a frosty morning fading as warm sun returns and forecast predicts a slight interior warming. May 13 snowball weather traces, May 15 straw hat day looms as residents brace for a new season. Officials cite history of Friday the 13th coincidences and the calendar’s return to average next year.
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Frederick
Connecticut
New York City
Frederick Man
Belgian Cabinet Headed By Janson Falls
Brussels reports that the Belgian cabinet led by Prime Minister Paul Emile Jansons fell today after a dispute over the budget. The liberal party and Catholic faction faced continued tensions amid internal conflicts affecting the government’s stability.
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Janson Fall
Brussels
Mier Paul Emile Janu
Jansons
Liberal Party
Seit
Cathukie
Mothers and Daughters Dine at Evangelical Dinner
An Evangelical Reformed church Women’s Guild dinner brought together about 30 daughters and other women. Rev. Dr. Henri L. Kieffer spoke on mothers’ influence, the need to support maternal health, and opposed Mother’s Day exploitation. The program featured readings, music, and a Felix the Cat film, with committees and attendees listed.
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Women's Guild of the Evangelical , Reformed Church
Katharine E. Dutrow
Henri L. G Kieffer
Federal Council of Churches
Kieffer
Grace N. Crowell
California
Emily Myers
Lintner
Edna M
Schaefer
Mother O'Mine
Charlotte Burger
Charlotte Burger: Musical Reading, “A Little Parable For Mothers,” Temple Bailey
William M. Brish
Octavia
Gosnell
Maud W. Dittmar
Felix
Jesse B. Anders
Horace O 'Catsail
Roy Graham
William Houck
Leonard Nothagle
Roy Ramsburg
Jacob Schmidt
Guy Wolfe
Emory G. Nusz
Lawrence E. Bentz
Walter H. Duval
Elmer I. Eshleman
Roy W. Graham
Charles H. Himes
C. Frederick Knock
J. Richard Ramsburg
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Eleanor
Anna E. Schaefer
Edna
C. Marian Shipley
Dorothy M. Shipley
Earl Remsberg
Virginia Remsberg
Elias B. Ramsburg
J. Richard , Ramsburg
Bs Slagle
George C. Slagle
M. Harrison
Nettie V. Lidie
Irving Staley
Mildred Fromas Rhoads
William H. Thomas
Ethel H. Thomas
Clara S. Ramzburg
Ella Hafer
Anna Gonso
Edith Mier
Mirs
Grace C.torm
J. Harry Brandenburg
Ann Brandenburg
Roland W. Harbaugh
William G. Zimmerman
Samuel Gitting
Jer
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Edward L
Margaret Rodrick
Je EL Afa‘honey
J Paul Manone
Grace Neidig
Lilian K
Kathryn Beker
Amy R
China Seeks Sanctions Tied to War Aid Demands
Chinese representative in the League of Nations warns that sanctions against Japan may be pursued if war materials for China are not pledged by Britain or France. British and French diplomacy faces tests as Konrad Henlein visits London amid hopes for European appeasement. Japanese bombing advances near Lunghai and brutal assaults on Barcelona mark ongoing global conflict dynamics.
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London
Konrad Henlein
Fueihrer
Britain
France
China
League
League Assembly
Ethiopia
Henlein
Lunghai Railway
Lunghai
Barcelona
Teruel
Mediterranean
Teruel-Corbalan
Valencia
Eleven 3 Year Olds Vie For $70 000 Preakness
Baltimore May 13 AP Eleven 3 year olds including one filly were entered today for the 48th running of the $70,000 Preakness at Pimlico. Entries feature Bull Whip from Donald Ross Brandywine Wilmington and past Kentucky Derby runners like Dauber Can t Wait Menor Fighting Fox Ana flanc Son Egred Cravat Hypocrite and Menow stable mates Dah He and Fighting Fox.
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Baltimore
Pimlic
Bull Whip
Donald Ross Brandywine
Wilmington
Del
Give
William Dupont Jr
Dauber
Meytan Selznick
Warren Wright
Bull Lez
Hal Price
Grand Jury Urges Pinball Law Repeal and Reenactment
Grand jury urges swift repeal of the state pinball license law and its reenactment to reward informers with a percentage of fines. Also noted are two new 3-cent stamps, Jefferson and a 300th anniversary of Swedish and Finnish landing in Delaware, debuting in June.
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Grand Jury
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
iFinns
Delaware
Wilmington
Nazi Threat To Czech Trade From German Route Control
A Nazi spokesman warns that Czechoslovakia relies on Germany for most water and rail links to the outside world. The Elbe Hamburg route, once free under Versailles, could be closed, forcing the Czech to use costly alternative routes via Poland to Gdynia, Hungary and Romania to the Black Sea, or through Hungary, Yugoslavia, and Italy to the Adriatic.
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Borian
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Elbe
Hamburg
Ilamburg
Poland
Gdynia
Hungary
Romania
Black Sea
Hun- Rary
Yugoslavia
Maly
Adriatic
First Offering in Collective Methodism Near Sam's Creek
Governor Nice's hat pass introduces an offering marking the first of selective Methodism in Maryland. Dr. Fred G. Holloway notes unity among Methodists as they pilgrimage to the Sam's Creek site near Carroll County. The assembly includes 300 participants at old Bethel church and features addresses, marker dedication, deed presentations, and a luncheon, highlighting history from 1764 to 1923.
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Sam's Creek
Nice
Fred G. Holloway
Western Maryland College
Maryland
America
Carroll County
Frederick County
Old Bethel Church
Fog Meeting House
Holloway
Southern Church
Jacob St. Payton
Washington, D. C
National Methodist Press
Francis
Bury
Payton
John [Wesley
Sam's Creek Meeting House
Asbury
Seaboard
Laura Dempster Gravemeyler
Robert Strewbridge
Told Log Meeting House
New Windsor
Robert Strawbridge
Duvall's Aged Wife Is Released On Bond
Twenty year old William Duvall and his much older wife faced separate outcomes after bond was posted for Mrs Duvall on an assault and battery charge. Ambrose Beard alleged stone throwing leading to the confrontation. Bond set at 250 dollars before Justice Patrick Schnauffer. hearing date pending. Duvall remained jailed for lack of funds. Also East Fifth street resident Pete Williams posted 500 bail on liquor and assault charges. noted prior 1500 bond on liquor and disorderly conduct in circuit court.
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William Duvall
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Duvall
Doward
Pete Williams
East Fifth Street
Waller E. Lian
Carrol Younkins
Younkins
Cox
Hull Opposes Lifting Spanish Arms Embargo
Washington May 13 AP The State Department opposed Congress action on the Nye resolution to lift the embargo on arms to Spain. Secretary Hull told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he would not feel justified in recommending affirmative action. Chairman Pittman said the committee urged postponement, effectively killing the resolution.
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Washington
Tate
Congress
Nye
Spain
Hull
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Pittman
Nevada
Foreign Relations Committee
Restrictions on Roosevelt relief fund debated in Senate
Washington May 13 AP anti administration senators pressed to restrict use of the 3 billion relief and public works fund. Senator Bird of Virginia and others eyed earmarking to limit spending. Senator Adams predicted passage on the Senate floor by mid next week with few changes. The House approved 329 to 70 after a lengthy fight. Republicans supported the bill 25 to backers. Amendments limited rural work rosters and added 40 million to rural electrification, while rural WFA projects faced exclusion for farmers not on relief rolls.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Brrd
Virginia
Adams
Colorado
Appropriations
Senate
Trial Postponer in Montgomery County Embezzlement Case
Rockville on May 13 reported that the trial of Jack Gray former Montgomery County building inspector faced postponement from June 13. States Attorney James H. Pugs announced the delay yesterday.
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Rockville
Jack Gray
Montgomery County
James H. Pugs
Delmar declines Republican bid for U.S. Senate
Frederick County banker Charles Delmar refused a Senate nomination, citing business pressures. In a letter to Governor Harry W. Nice, Delmar said he could not leave the corporation head role during precarious times, leaving the GOP without a candidate as Nice considers re election.
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Baltuatore
Charles Delmar
Frederick County
U.S. Senate
Delmar
Harry W. Nice
Senate
Nice
Harry Mertz
William H. Blakeman
Frederick Countian
Corporation
Annapolis
Definite Rallying In Wall St Lacking
New York May 13 AP Stocks wedged to the rear in today's market with declines from fractions to more than a point at the worst. A little buying came in near the fourth hour and extreme losses were reduced here and there but definite rallying indications were scarce. Volume light transfers about 600000 shares. Mild recovery signs appeared at the start but profit selling cropped up in utilities. Steels and a few rails contested the downward trend but made only slight headway. Business news offered little cheer and forecasters believed a substantial revival would wait for late summer or fall. Bonds steady and commodities moderately uneven.
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New York
Wall Street
White House Gets Naval Expansion Bill
Senate passed and sent to the White House today the administration s billion-dollar naval expansion bill authorizing 46 new fighting ships 126 auxiliaries and 930 airplanes Funds to carry out the program must be appropriated later Three new battleships and two 26000-ton aircraft carriers are provided by the compromise bill The carriers will be limited to 35000 tons unless the President finds larger vessels necessary in defense interest.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Congress
House
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