Japs Foiled In Raid On Naval Units
Allied forces report two Japanese twin engine bombers failed to damage American naval units off Attu in the western Aleutians. The attack, possibly from Paramushiro, signals potential long range raids as Attu airfields expand. Army and Navy updates confirm ongoing ground fighting as Americans press to clear Japanese forces from Attu.
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Dr Brown to Address Brunswick Graduates
Dr Glen Brown professor and head of Industrial Education at the University of Maryland will speak at Brunswick High School graduation exercises on June 2 at eight p m in the school auditorium with 77 graduates. Commencement began May 14 after the junior-senior prom. Rex Michael J Finnert rector of St Francis Catholic church will deliver the sermon May 30 at 11 am. Alumni ball slated June 11 at Eagle Hall Brunswick.
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Malta page honors Olivia Greene with citizenship medal
Digging Under at Malta for Miss Olivia Greene. The citizenship medal donated by the Maryland Chapter Sons of the American Revolution went to Harry Williams Gras along with the mathematics and science medal. District Chapter of the Rensselaer Turveccca Association and a Readers Digest subscription awarded scholarships for proficiency. Maryland Farm Bureau medals in statewide high school chess contests were presented. Swine project Wayne Cregger baby beef John Bolge sheep second prize Raymond Poole. Twelve graduates received diplomas from Dr Edwin W Broome, county superintendent for schools. School principal JC Merrick Wilson presented the awards.
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Fruit thinning advice for peaches and apples at Maryland
University of Maryland extension specialist Vierheller urges hand thinning after the June drop to improve size color and quality amid uncertain peach and apple crop sizes. He notes thinning barely reduces total yield, helps remove culls and avoids later handling of poor fruit, with spacing tips of 6 inches for peaches and 6 to 8 inches for apples.
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Roosevelt Churchill Conference Ends In Early Morning Hours
Roosevelt and Churchill renewed their talks into the early morning in a White House session that extended past 2:30 am. The leaders agreed to two outside appointments with railway unions representative George Harrison and Warner Eccles as the administration released details of the quiet overnight discussions. In Poolesville, a May 24 pageant titled Salute the Flag marked the high school commencement led by the senior class.
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Rockville collects 72 pints of blood from mobile unit
Rockville reports seventy two pints of blood collected Tuesday during the District Red Cross Chapters mobile unit visit led by donor chairman Mrs S W Preffert. The tally falls short of expectations, with another Rockville visit planned for August and local committee members named.
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Leaders Bible Class Observes Veterans Day at Calvary Methodist
Veterans Day was observed in the Leaders Bible Class of Calvary Methodist Church Ed ward led the program by the men of the class. A solo and readings were presented by several members. The six veterans in red division and 61 in the blue division were noted. The class plans a business meeting in the chapel Tuesday evening with John Grove delivering a pilot talk next Sunday.
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Washington Grove Homemaker Club installs officers
Recent elected officers of the Washington Grove Homemaker Club were installed at the home of Mrs Ikenry ve Sanda on Walrats Grove. Officers include Mix Robert S. Billbimer president, Mrs Prank Wightman first vice president, Mrs Henry W Be Craft second vice president, Mrs Le Roy Darby third vice president, Mrs James Ervin secretary, Mrs Sanderson treasurer, and Miss Edather Turner home demonstration agent for the county demonstrated canning methods. The Colossus of Rhodes was erected in 280 BC and destroyed in 224 BC, costing about $258,000.
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Finals Begin At Maryland U College Park Graduation Ceremony
The University of Maryland College Park holds commencement at Ritchie Coliseum with about 60 graduates from Frederick and surrounding areas. Degrees include masters of education and arts and sciences. notable names include Betts Molt, Joseph McShaw, and Ruth Elizabeth Smith. Graduation reflects accelerated programs and a smaller June turnout, with exercises at St Andrews Episcopal Church and a breakfast for women graduates led by Dean Adele Slimp.
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Ex Mre Rooney University seniors hold five oclock dining event
The Home Economics senior class plans an evening program at five with Miss Marie Mount dean of the college presiding. A commencement ball is mentioned and the senior class picnic is noted as part of the events for the evening.
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University events schedule highlights week activities
A series of campus events is listed including a three o'clock Tuesday afternoon gathering at Greenbelt, a German class for juniors and seniors at the Women's Field House Wednesday evening at nine, and a Class Night awards presentation on the library steps at seven. Followed by a Rossborough dance, the senior banquet at six ninety eight in the University dining hall Friday, Commemer Ball at ten, a dinner and dance at the Belvedere in Baltimore Wednesday for the School of Nursing, and the School of Pharmacy dinner and dance at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore Thursday evening.
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