Kingaman to resign as head Logal High School
Professor Kingaman, principal of Frederick High School, will resign at term end to become Third District supervisor of Western Maryland counties. He plans to study at Columbia University and move his family to Hagerstown. His successor will be announced later by the Board of Education.
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Wiliam K. Kingaman
Frederick High School
Tghe
Maryland
Kingaman
Columbia University
Wagerstowna
Kilngaman
Focal High School
Frederick
University of Maryland
Board of Education
State Board of Education
Baltimore
Alias J. Jewell Simpson
Miss Simpson
Allocation
Mixx Simpson
Willam J. Holloway
Salisbury Normal School
Misa Stimpson
Albert 8. Cook
Ruehle
Guade
Henry M. Fitzhugh
Westminster
John M. ‘T. Finney
Wis
Emore TL. Coblentz
Middletown
Edgar W. McMastera
Pocomoke City
Tasker G. Lowndes
Cumberhind
Mary Wow. Kistean
Stinton
Harford County
Taxi driver fined after five mile chase at high speed
Chas TB Hartman Gettysburg taxi driver arrested Friday after a chase reaching above 60 mph. He was charged with exceeding 35 mph and released on $25 collateral. Hartman was returning home with a Gettysburg College athletic team from Quantico when he was stopped in Frederick.
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Chas, TB. Hartman
Gettysburg
Henry Nusz
Tiartman
Nusz
Lewis Knock
Frederick
Baltimore
Hallman
Viartman
Hartman
Gettysburg College
Quantico
To Wed Owsley Miss Lucy Ball in Indiana
Miss Lucy Ball daughter of Frank C. Ball an Indiana millionaire will wed Alvin Owsley former national commander of the American Legion in a forthcoming ceremony.
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Lucy Ball
Frank C. Ball
Mandié
Ind
Alvin Owsley
The
American Legion
Park plan for Memorial Ground approved by county
The Memorial Ground improvement plan by Thomas W. Sears of Philadelphia received county approval after selection by the Park Board and city officials. Sears will be asked to draft working plans so construction can begin soon, transforming the property into an enhanced park for World War veterans and the community.
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Memorial Ground
Thomas W. Sears
Philadelphia
Sears
Lloyd C. Culler
Sear
Robert Maxwell
Baltimore
Park Board
Cult ‘Ler
Ciy
Seara
Thirty Dog Owners in Montgomery Get Trials
Montgomery County authorities prepare for hearings in Rockville as 30 dog owners face charges for failing to license canines. Warrants issued for upper county residents with more delinquents to follow. fines and taxes loom, with $1 per male, $2 per female dog and $20 per violation.
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Nundre’s
Montgomery Countans
Rockville
Montgomery County
Sim
Clay Plummer
William L. Aud
Plummer
Aud
Weather outlook for North and Middle Atlantic States
Washington reports a mainly fair week ahead with showers later. Cool early and midweek, warming toward the end as the forecast spans May. London court upholds tenacious sentences for two youths in a constable murder case, 19 and 17.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
London
William Crossley
Edward Hegarty
Amundsen Reaches Pole Belief Of Success Grows
The Shipping Gazette says favorable weather may aid Captain Amundsen's polar expedition and that absence suggests landing at the Pole or an interim land. Some expect possible wintering at Green harbor or Discovery harbor with a return by steamer in summer.
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Oslo
Norway
Shipping Gazette
Aimundsen
Amundsen
Pole
Dane Island
Tan
Kore
Spitzbergen
Green Harbor
Amondown
Cape Columbia
Flah
Greenland
Dlecovery
Perce
Thule
McMillan Plans Arctic Relief for Amundsen
Boston May 23 AP Captain Donald B Mc Millan said his Arctic expedition ships will depart late June to aid Ronald Amundsen if no word from the Norwegian explorer arrives. He indicated relief of Amundsen would be the expedition’s primary objective with other plans secondary.
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Boston
Mass
Donald B. McMillan
Ronald Amundsen
Amundsen
McMillan
Maine
Purely Personal Notices and Social Appointments
Misses Clara Resuiolds Orran J Turner Louise Potts Nan Gilbert and Mrs Samuel G Duvall attend the horse show at Doughoregan Manor Howard county today. Misses Constance and Dorothy Riser at Mary Lyon School Swarthmore Pa will receive db Piomag at June 5 commencement. Miss Kathryn Barrick Stiling College Bristol Tenn joins Sailing College staff. Dr Charles E Wehler Baltimore spent night in Frederick. Miss Elizabeth Apple Baltimore spends week end in the city. Miss Sally McKenna Chicago visits Miss Kathryn Payne near Frederick. Mr Nelson Summmers and daughter Woodsborn spend Thursday with sister Mrs Amanda Summers West Patrick street.
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Clara Resuiolds
Orran J. Turner
Louise Potts
Nan Gilbert
Samuel G. Duvall
Doughoregan Manor
Howard County
Constance
Dorothy Riser
Mary Lyon School
Swarthmore
Misa Kathryn Barrick
Stiiling College
Bristol
Tenn
Earthquake in Japan Leaves 200 Dead at Toyo-Oka
Tokio reports more than 200 believed killed in the Toyo-Oka quake with hundreds injured at Kinosaki Springs. A naval destroyer and cruiser head to the scene for relief while troops prepare to maintain order. Authorities lack precise casualty figures and damage estimates. More than 10,000 left homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Department of Communications
Toyo-Oka
Kinosaki Springs
Bomeless
Earthquake and Fire Devastate Toyo-Oka District
Reports from Osaka and Kyoto describe a strong quake and ensuing fires around Toyo-Oka, about 80 miles northwest of Osaka. Several hundred reported dead with extensive destruction. towns including Fumihama and Kinosaki Springs also afflicted by fires and collapsed houses. An airplane bulletin noted Toyo-Oka still burning late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Osaka
Toyo-Oka
Kyoto
Fumihama
Kinosaki Springs
Town Destroyed and Earthquake Reports Reach Osaka Area
Dispatches from Tokio report Kinosaki destroyed by the quake with a tunnel collapse burying a railroad train near Ashiya. Eighty dead in two towns near Toro-Oke. inhabitants of that city flee as fires break out. Osaka Kyoto Kobe and Nagoya show confusion but no damage. air reconnaissance indicates a sizable death list in Tajima villages.
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London
Tokio
Evening News
Kinosaki
Ashiya
Toro-Oke
Osaka
Kyoto
Kobe
Nagoya
Tajima
Body of Missing Woman Found in Pine Point Cottage
Miss Alva Stayward, taken from a Lake Maranacock cottage, was found dead in a Pine Point cottage owned by Jennie Gray. Police issued a nationwide alert for Harry A. Kirby of Water Town Massachusetts, suspected of the kidnapping and arson. The corpse showed strangulation marks, as a mattress had been moved to conceal it. A postcard directed mail to Kirby to be sent to Augusta. Turkish women drink ban notes rising drunkenness among youth.
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Winthrop
Maine
Alva Stayward
Lake Maranacock
Emma L. Towna
Jae
Jennie Gray
Pine Point
Mins Hayward
Harry A. Kirby
Watertown
Mass
Jones
Kirby
Augusta
Reconstruction loan payments being urged
Washington May 23 AP The United States government asks debtor governments to honor reconstruction loans and war debts, citing the postwar agreement that there would be no discrimination in discharging these obligations as several have failed to pay interest or principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Tnkan Atepa
Europe
Sickness and Surgery Update in Local Community
Mrs. Kilne of Singerstown has recovered after surgery at City Hospital and visited her sister Mrs. Amanda Summers before returning home. Master John Franklin of Emmitsburg, treated for acute appendicitis at Frederick City Hospital, is improving while a student at Emmitsburg High School. Tamex EH Penh of Rast Tat Tick Street also reports improvement after throat surgery at City Hospital.
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Kilne
Singerstown
City Hospital
Amanda Summers
Tamex EH. Penh
Tick Atreet
Mich
Eight Firms Bid On $50 000 County Road Bonds
Frederick county issues $50,000 lateral road bonds for construction in eight serials. Bids ranged from $103.81 to $106.78 per bond, Graham, Jarons and Company of New York won at $106,779. Bonds mature July 1, 1946 to July 1, 1961 and are tax exempt. Payment due July 1, 1924 with delivery of bonds or exchangeable certificates.
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Frederick County
Minnionera
Graham, J'araons and Company
New York
Baltimore Virtue
Farmore and Mechanics National Bank
Big City
Haker, Watts and Co
C. T. Willian
New Storage Tank to Be Dedicated Next Thursday
City officials announced the formal opening of the new storage reservoir at Mishing eroek near Thuredey, May 28 from 4 to 6 PM. Mayor Lloyd and Frederick citizens are invited to attend as Aldermen and engineers show the site and discuss the dam’s advantages, with addresses by Ezra Be Whittean and others. The eleven acre site will hold 60,000,000 gallons and marks a major municipal project after over a year of construction.
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Mishingeroek
Thuredey
Lloyd
Culler
Frederick
Perexone
Ezra Be Whittean
Haltinote
Public Services Commission
Aldermen
aMichale
Progreda
President Coolidge Suffering Indigestion
Washington May 23 AP reports President Coolidge suffered an indigestion attack. His physician said the illness is minor and yielding to treatment with no serious consequences expected. All engagements for the day were cancelled and he planned to resume duties and depart for Saturday activities later.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
St. 4
Engage Menix
Tidal Wave Destroys Shoreline On Lake Ontario
A tidal wave along 26 miles of the Lake Ontario shore caused heavy damage to a village and summer resorts near Bear Creek New York. No deaths reported. The wave pushed in up to 150 feet inland washing away boats and wreckage after a night of electrical storms. The incident follows a series of storms on the lake. The rest of the page notes a May 1 meeting of the Women’s Club of New Market and plans for a June 4 strawberry festival hosted by Mrs. Murray Eisler with a health talk on child hygiene.
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Rochester
N. Y
Lake Ontario
Bear Creek
Women's Club
New Market
Jeaste Kelly
Fifth Street
Frederick
Murray Eisler
Mise Wagnar
Health Department
Profit Taking Fails To Halt Higher Prices
New York May 28 AP stock market faced heavy profit taking yet the overall uptrend continued. Volume neared 800000 shares as gains and losses mixed across rails autos chemicals and metals while the closing remained firm. The day also noted leadership shifts at the Lutheran Theological Seminary Gettysburg with Dr KE H Delle elected president and salaries raised for professors amid a resigning professor.
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New York
Xalea
Clara
Mollie Kline
Kilmer McC. Phebus
Charles T. Kane
Luther Kuhlman
Gettysburg
J. Tf. B. Stock
Lutheran Theological Seminary
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Logal High School
Western
Hagerstown
Pollge Court
Church Street
G. Tinsch Palmer
Educauilean
Bridge
W. Clinton McStierry
Second Street
Prise
Richard Potts
Glenn FA Worthington
Amd
Frank D. Worthington
Edward
Nicodemua
Machvel Brown
Mise Harriet Drill
Owsley
Montgomery
Crusade
New Jap
Bhot
Constantinople
Green Crescent Society
Turkey
R. E. Byrd
U.S. N
Byrdia
Crowe & Plane
Graham, Parsons and Company
White House Desk
Lake
Ontario
Charles F. Choate
Toston
Mast
James VW. Nock
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