Commencement Exercises Planned at Hood College
Invitations issued for Hood College commencement on Monday morning June 6 at 10 oclock with Dr George F Zook delivering the address United States Commissioner of Education will later become director of the American Council on Education John Ward Studer of Des Moines to succeed him President Joseph H Apple to give the baccalaureate sermon topic Undaunt Life.
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Hood College
George F. Zook
United tes
Washington, D. C
fiege
Zook
United States
ccessor
John Ward Studeker
Des Moines
Ta.m
Joseph H. Appie
Sunda
haveen
iis college
Weather Today Forecast and Temperatures
Daily weather summary with temperatures and precipitation figures. Includes today and tomorrow’s high and low temps and sunrise sunset times. Specific numeric codes appear in the record, with unclear portion denoting date and event references.
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Fesierdas
Track and Field Meet Officials Named at Brunswick
Officials for the track and field meet at Brunswick are listed including Wm A Beatty Roscoe Brown and many others. The event is set for Thursday with morning activities and afternoon field and track contests.
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marernoon
Wma
A. Beatty
Brunswick
Roscoe Brown
Sabilssy Amon Burges
Hany
Gro Hammond
Gamar Bransy
W._ Hol- Hilvisor
es A. Opel, Jr
Paul I. Payne
G. Quan
George C. Rhoder
Jacob Sehmaxi
Schroeder
Dorsey Shipler
B. O. Thomas
Immutsburg
F. Thummont
W. Ciatsn McSherry
David C. Winebrenner
Rover
L Warfield
C. ers
Robert L. Smith
F. Ross Morers
Congressional probe of NRA asked in House
Representative Bullen proposes a congressional investigation into the NRA and the Roosevelt-Darrow board to determine if the agency should be abolished. NRA administrator Hugh Johnson says the forthcoming Daro w report on additional codes will be answered, predicting the second report will be easier now that the war's end approaches.
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NRA
Washington
Roosevelt-Darrow board
Bnilen
Hugh §. Johnson
Darrow
FSIIES
No Decisions Today on Emmitsburg and Woodsboro Beer Licenses
The State License Board will delay decisions by about a week on two protests against beer sales to minors in Emmitsburg and on alleged improper conduct at a Woodsboro establishment. Board member W Choon McSherry said decisions were to be filed this morning, with Fredericks County cases not among those completed Monday. Both establishments operate under temporary licenses.
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J. Lester Nester
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Thomas Baumpardner
Nester
Virgina
Emmitsburg Fire Company
John Obler
Isburg High School
Stace
W. Choon McSherry
ski board
toda
Mr. McSherry sisted
Raich
Joseph H. Rosensweel
Joan H. Balter
Woodsboro
McSherry
Frederics
Boller and
Rosensteel
County Garden Club Plans Made For Beautification
A county garden club plan to beautify home grounds was presented in Frederick County training schools by Miss Helen Pearson. The ten unit merit system awards certificates after unit completion with seals. Any interested woman may join, and local clubs plan flower shows across Lewistown Walkersville and Woodsboro.
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Frederick County
Miss Pearson
Harmony Grove Club
Meryland Tract club
Osher
Nelleject Gemocsizator
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Polit of Rocks
Edgar Nicdemus
Robert Dinterman
Nel Day
Beulah Brady
G. P. Stunkle
Oscale‘ight
Lewistown
Walkersville
Pleasant
Woodsboro
Baimger
G. QO
Hendrickson
Urbana
Eonel Thomas ald
Eonel Thomas ald Miss & mony Grove: Mrs. Roy BoTE
Elmer E
Howard Main
Jaz Bidge
Jonas Bu T
May Lewistown
Clayborne Zommer
Edgar Peaster
Walk
Welliam Masser
Margate Hamiton
Plees
LeRoy Barrick
Ks.ry LeGore
Anna Derr
C. Rena. Balenger
Mi wes
Accident Injures Two Involving Two Cars
Two men were injured Monday when two cars collided. Wade Magruder, 16, and Lex Weller of Bealo were involved as a car driven by Magruder struck the rear of a vehicle pushed by Russell Carter of Hyattsvale. Magruder suffered a head wound and a fractured leg. Welsh received a fractured skull and facial injuries. Both were treated by Dr. Utton Nourse and moved to Montgomery County General Hospital in Sandy Spring.
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SorlsUsiy
ines
Sincs Toad
Wade Magruder
Wesmore
Magruder
Lexis PL Weller
Bho
Russell
Dawsonville
Montgomery County General Hospital
Sandy Spring
Pilgrimage by National Society SAR planned through Frederick
The National Society Sons of the American Revolution plans a Thursday motorcade pilgrimage through Frederick en route to Annapolis for the 45th annual Congress. About 150 to 160 participants, plus wives and friends, will stop at the Court House and Roger Brooke Taney House. An address by Dr. Joseph H. Apple and a 1765 Stamp Act repudiation reading are on the program before departure via the Baltimore Pike.
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Court House
Patrick streets
Frederick
National Society, Sons of the American Revolution
Lord Baltimore
Ballamore
Fredernick
Annapolis
Sons of the American Revolution
North Market street
Thomas Johnson
vand
Roger Broke Taney
South Bentz street
Baltimore pike
Jug Bridge
Lafayette
Lawrence Everhart
Lewis A. Rice
Maryland Society
S. A
Frederick county
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Roger Brooke Taney
Col
Francis Key-Smith
Washington
Francis Scott Key
Mrey-Smith
Monocaty
Rice
Edward D Shriner Jr
Ceresville
Ritchie
Jackson
Baltimore
siet
Playground Fund Contributions Report
Contributions to the playground fund totaled 292.50 with multiple donors listed. Names include William J. Grove Evereth Co Elks Club Jacob Rohrback Rev W C Royal Lewis R Derizbauzh Judge Hammond Urner Mr and Mrs D T Durrow C E Cline and Son and others.
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C.iv
Wm. J. Grove
Evereth Co
Elks’ Club
Jacob Rohrback
W. C. Royal
Lewis R Derizbauzh
Judge Hammond Urner
D T. Durrow
C. E Cline and Son
Roosevelt's Advisor Circle Examined for Real Mastery
An editor notes Roosevelt shows complete mastery of policy by surrounding himself with a diverse set of advisers. The piece cites James W Howe and Mary Garden among those connected to business financiers and prominent figures, suggesting advisers were more pleasure linked than representative of Roosevelt's goals.
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Roosevelt
James W
United States
Howe
Kaneac
al Howe
Mary Garden
Lowe
Bas
big Howe
Five Insurance Claims Heard in State Commission Session
Five insurance claim cases were heard today by the State Industries Accident Commission in the courthouse chaired by Robert H. Carr. One case was postponed. The last case, by Allen S. Bartgis, a former city policeman, seeks compensation for a bullet wound in the right leg from an incident December 7 while night watchman for Frederick Tailoring Co. The hearing also involved James Marks and counsel for the insurer Maryland Casualty Co. Other claims included injuries from strain, a hernia dispute, and medical bill questions.
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State Industries Accident Commission
court house
chaiman
Robert H. Carr
Uus
Allen S. Bartgis
Frederick Tailoring Co., Inc
Maryland Casualty Co
Bartgis
James Marks
Whinton McSherry
Wangton Insurance Chic
Leslie N. Cobleniz
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Albert A. Bruchey
West South street
W. C. Pueschel
Travelers’ Insurance Co unsuror
Haney C. Whipp
Grigens National Bank
Hullcrest Orchard
Alban M. Wood
Jacob R Ra
Paul G. B
Manufacturers Casualty Insurgice Co
Carpe Tetzgansi J. B. Grom
Ezance Corpora
Carpen
Willam
Cary
E Brown
Leah A. Cioman
Army Announces 1935 Aircraft Plan For Sixty Planes
Assistant Secretary Woodring directs the General Staff to approve plans for sixty attack planes for 1935. The aircraft will be bought with seven and a half million dollars from PWA funds and support from construction programs for the Air Corps in 1935.
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Woodring
General Staff
glans
PWA
conuestrial
Aw Corps
Mountain Truck Crash Injures Boonsboro Driver
A Boonsboro Bakery truck driven by Ralph Byers, about 30, was in a crash on a sharp curve on the National highway east of Boonsboro this morning. Byers suffered facial, head, and chest injuries and was taken to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. State police investigated. larger truck driver uninjured.
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Boonsboro
Ralph Bye
Byers
Hagerstown
South mountain
asme
Bress
Frederick
Historic Frederick parade set for June 29 pageant
Frederick County prepares a large scale historical pageant parade planned for Friday afternoon June 29. The event will involve military civic and fraternal groups with many local organizations invited to participate. Demonstrations on principal streets aim to minimize congestion as crowds gather for Frederick’s Maryland Tercentenary observance.
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lans
Frederick County
Frederick
Maryland
Publc
Maryland National Guard
Amercan Legion
Fredenck
First Regiment
American Legion
Silver policy proposal pressed before Congress
The president and advocates urged a worldwide silver standard tied to gold, proposing 50 percent tax on profits from silver dealings. The plan seeks to regulate imports and exports and ensure compensation for silver held above industrial needs, aiming for swift congressional action.
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santwad
Minneapolis Strike Faces Police Wall in May Day Clash
In Minneapolis the market district becomes a tense zone as 2500 striking truckers and spectators are blocked by a police wall equipped with riot guns. Eight arrests occur while farmers are allowed to enter to market produce. The strike enters its first week amid riots that left 37 injured yesterday. The Regional Labor Advisory Board says only one issue remains.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Legion
Regional Labor Advisory Board
Market Fluctuations Hint Inflation Fears Behind Declines
Traders reacted to cautious signals with a weaker session as inflation fears lingered. Speculators showed muted enthusiasm while equities opened lower, with some leading names retreating from early highs and the market assessing hints from Congress.
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Strocks
Congress
hng
Black Eagle Shot In Frederick County Court House Park
Frederick residents report a black eagle with a 6 foot 4 inch wingspan shot in Court House Park by George Moser of LeGore. The bird, said to be thirteen years old, wore leg bands and carried a note about missing emokens on local farms.
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Frederick county
George Moser
LeGore
courthouse park
tagi Pas ot Ilene LeGore bridge
Mr. Moser
Catoctin mountain
Point of Rocks
Legislation for Silver Second on House Calendar
House calendar shows legislation for the Silver Second priority item. Industry officials weighed options as lawmakers consider scheduling and potential amendments to advance the measure.
Bankers Association backs home building program
The American Bankers Association backs a Senate bill to aid home building with up to 440 million dollars in Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Federal Reserve loans. The House seeks a vote after Roosevelts support and aims to curb munitions to Bolivia and Paraguay while tariff powers and the electoral college are debated.
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Roosevelt
capitol
House
RF.C
Federal Reserve bank
indus
Senate
Nottis
Nebraska
Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
American Bankers Association
Hull
House Foreign Affairs committee
Peabody Conservatory Talent Heard at Monday Musicales
The Monday Musicales at Calvary Methodist Church drew about 18 attendees for a high quality Frederick event. Virginia Car of Peabody Conservatory led a program featuring 49 musicians from Baltimore including Frieda Etelson violinist Mac Kram cellist baritone Carty and others performing works by Handel Grieg Bach Saint-Saëns and Wecker among pieces such as Zueignung Canzona in A minor and Scherzi.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal church
Tecenis
Frederick
Virginia Car
Peabody Conservatory of Music of
Baltimore
sig
Frieda Etelson
Mac Kram
voloncelist
Muss Carty
Balt
G. FP
Handel
E. Grieg
Zueignung
Mr Lippy
J.S Bach
Etelson
C. Wecker
La Statue Ge Czarkse-Seio.” C. P. Tinodelii
Ma“ G. Faare
Scheres
Jan Kiam
Mrs Massie Silent Returns to America in War Attack Case
Thala Forescue Mass Sr. Central Agure in the sensational war attack case returns from overseas to discuss her alleged attempt on the Gensa bound steamship months after parting from her husband Lieutenant Thomas H Mass.
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Thala Forescue Mass Sr
Thomas H. Mass
Car Collision In Virginia Leaves Injured Man Satisfactory
The condition of Stoddard Routsen of Buckeystown after a collision with a parked truck near Winchester Saturday is satisfactory. Routsen, with facial injuries, is in Winchester Hospital where his parents Dr and Mrs T Clyde Rout are at his bedside.
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Stoddard Routsen
Buckeystown
Winchester
Routsen
Winchester hospital
T. Clyde Rout
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