State School Finals Hold Certs At Deaf School
Eleven students received certificates at the Maryland School for the Deaf eighty second annual commencement exercises. Diplomas were presented by Judge Charles E. Moylan as Dr. Ignatius Bjorlee presided. Donald Edward Tress led the salutatory in signs. Valedictorian James Madison Flaherty spoke and received several honors. Numerous awards followed for academics, athletics, and civic prizes. Students then prepared for summer leave, with many heading to Baltimore. Also noted was Rev. Dr. Edward H. Pruden's nomination for president of the Northern Baptist Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
Charles EB. Moylan
Baltimore
Board of Visitors
Ignatius Bjorlee
Donald Edward Tress
Edith Fauth
Dorothy Mooring
Mary Benson
George Bennett
Marguerite Quinn
Mabel Elliott
Sarah Quinn
Thelma Schoppert
Ruth Taylor
Mildred Houchin
Margaret Kent
Flaherty
James Madison Flaherty
Port Deposit
Gallaudet College
Edith Radcliffe
Charles E. Moylan
Tress
Elizabeth Helen
Marjorie Moss
Bjorlee
Gallaudet
Jerome Patrick Collison
Stella Mary Defalco
Waldorf
Genevieve Lee Evans
Ewell
Joseph Stuart Irvin
Gwendolyn Lee Kambara
Dorothy Bossom
Florence W. Doub
Frederick Art Club
Jerome Collison
Louis Frisino
Joseph Irvin
Charles Ager
Hyattsville
Alice Lehman
Hagerstown
Collison
Maryland Institute
Bertha Rodenmayer
Edward
Audrey Harbaugh
Clarksburg
Edna Clayton
Glen Arm
Ronald Stafford
Cumberland
Jessie Furlong
Odenton
J. Norman Ager
Donald
Dorothy Leitch
Elizabeth
Helen
Katherine Wagner
Elmer F Murnshower
Maj Guy Anders
Bauernschmidt
Donald Leitch
James Kelly
Sparrows Point
Automobile in middle of a love triangle case unfolds in court
In Baltimore on May 8 Everett Hudson 21 and Helen Adams 22 pursued marriage after her divorce. Hudson bought a car and titled it to both, then altered to Helen sole owner. When the pair argued Mrs Adams reported the car stolen. police stopped it two hours later with Hudson and Adams’ husband inside. Magistrate Miller dismissed Adams but fined her for false title application and warned the car remains hers. Hudson pleaded poverty for a 50 dollar accessory fine and went to jail.
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Baltimore
Everett Hudson
Helen Adams
Hudson
Everett
Helen Hudson
Helen
Adams
Henry Miller
Court Actions Seek Writ of Injunction in Grimes v Strime
Equity matter filed by David E Grimes and Lillie Kathrine Grimes against Wildham J Strime and Carrie L Strime asking for a writ of injunction. Also a complaint for absolute divorce by Charles Roger Six against Lillian A Six seeks final separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
David E
Lillie Kathrine Grimes
Wildham J
Carrie L. Strime
Charles Roger Six
Lillian A
Burdette divorce and property transfers in Brunswick area
A legal notice outlines Eve V Burdette and Foster Burdette filing for an absolute divorce with related property matters. It lists various transfers and filings among individuals including George Wenner, Claa Calhoun, Joseph Blum, William Bohrer, Paul Dawson, Harry Coblen tz, Marion Garrott, and others across Brunswick and surrounding counties. The notice also cites historical remarks about Andrew Carnegie and a Socialist critique, noting a joke about wealth sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve’ V. Burdette
Foster Burdette
Eugene Loms Stup
Frederick
Carolee Martin Everhart
Patrick Street
George W. Wenner
Claa VY. Calhoun
Brunswick
Joseph N Blum
Robert Witham Garett
Erty
SLC
William Bohrer
Marion F. Garrott
Witham
Haris
Paul Dawson
Harry B Coblente
Helen Mock
Harry B Coblentz
William Jo Shankle
Lesie C Haine, Jr
Mencken Honored For Essays And Criticisms
New York May 2 four members and a woman received medals for distinguished achievement from the Wan Academy and National Institute of Arts and Letters. H. L. Mencken won the medal for essays and criticism. Mark Van Doren presented the award and praised Mencken as a local newspaper man turned international authority on English language and criticism of manners and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ror Wan Academy
National Institute of Arts and Letters
la Mencken
Baltimore
Mencken
Erica
Mark van Doren
Tegeher
Eric
Cuiti
Fre德rick News Muse: Mencken Compared to Shaw and Neitzsche
In Staunton on May 25 1950 J F Watson secretary of the Virginia Horticultural Society predicted Virginia apple production would rise at least 15 percent in 1950 over 1949. He spoke at a meeting of the Horticultural Society and six allied groups aiming to improve trading and packing of Virginia apples. Say you saw it in The News.
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Mencken
Shaw
Witten
Staunton
J. F Watson
The
Virginia Horticultural Society
Horticultural Soc
Iety
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Pruden
Boston
Edward H. Pruden
Washington, D. C
Northern Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
John Orr Young
Wendell Willkie
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Court News
Richard Dbd
Hammond Reich
General Acceptance Corporation
Third Tel
Braddock Heights Park
Mountain Theatre
Middletown
Andrew Carnegie
Motorola
Philco Television
Hotpoint
Markell & Ford
Able Prize
Corkhill Franks
Riddlemoser
West Patrick St
MR. Haines
Frederick City
County
Pwaspape
Archive
America
Europe
Lincoln Highway
York
Maryland
Haines
N. Market St
University of Maryland
the News
Frederick, Md
Thred
Charles E. Fogle
Maple Avenue
Walter Snow
Optometrist
Tn North Market St
David Cornel
Philadelphia
Price—Parkway Church of God
Golden
Ideal Farms Dairy
Roney Motor CO
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