Baccalaureate Sermon at Maryland School for the Deaf
Rev DeWitt P B Zuse preached the annus baccalaureate sermon to graduates of the Maryland State School for the Deaf on the chapel Sunday afternoon at 3. The service drew parents and distant pupils, followed by a pupil concert and reflections on choosing a life course like a voyage with a captain.
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DeWitt PB. Zuse
Centennial Memorial
Unec Brethren
Sd State School For the Deaf
Cnape
Cace Company
Mr Z
Ignsuis
Jesus
Mr. Zuse
Sal
Maryland Stat’e School
Schoo
Ewed
Byoker
Zuse
Howard N.col Washog
Associata
Chilly Weather May End Shortly Forecasters Predict Warm Spell
Weather outlook hints at warmer weather by Tuesday or Wednesday with Memorial Day weekend likely to bring clear skies. Recent days saw highs in the 60s and 70s, a 44 degree start Saturday, and 0.92 inches of rain accumulating this week amid four clouded days. Traffic remained heavy on prime streets as observers anticipated more travel and farmers reported unsettled conditions.
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Raton
Mercury
Trafic
Wweather
Esci Dars
Bre
NRA Provision Allows Local Fair Trade Codes for Service Industries
Washington reports Presider Roosetel l modified a NRA provision enabling service industries including hotels, restaurants and laundries to adopt local fair trade codes in a trial period. Local groups could set prices and trade practices with 85 percent approval, subject to national NRA approval. In Brunswick a man named William Kowalski, 23, fell under a moving freight car and lost his right leg while attempting to board a train. He was hospitalized in Frederick City in shock with his condition unchanged.
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Washington
Roosetell
Service Industres
AGUS
National Recovery Administration
William Kowalski
Wuhnels
Brunswick
Frederick City Hospital
J. G. P. Smith
Toledo Strike Zone Calm Over Week End
Toledo sources report a tense pause in a large scale labor dispute at the Es Auto-Lite plant as federal mediators seek an armistice. Electrical workers vote on a three day postponement while union leaders discuss a broader united front strike and potential martial law actions amid National Guard presence.
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Toledo
Commodore Perry
Bart
Ars
Thomas Ramsey Bais
Federal Unon
E H Dunnigas
Department of Labor
Ra'oh Sm
Auto Workers
Uon
W mm Seixe
Norma Meyers
George Addes
Malcolm M.nerrt C.ty
Fred Bossier
Craries
E H Dumagan
United Front
Str
National
Cztr
Doctor Sprains Arm After Fall In Country
Dr Charles F Goodell suffered a sprained wrist Friday morning after a fall at the country. He was treated at Frederic County Hospital where his arm was placed in a splint and he is listed in stable condition.
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Charles F Goodell
Zenz
Tigat
Henyary
Democratic committee formed in Barnesville district
A new Progressive Democratic committee was announced for Barnesville with Harry C. Darby Wiliam Roperson and others named as members. Alternates were Joehn J Umstead and Posie. The group is set to meet in Boyds on Tuesday to discuss county party organization. Also notes on a public sale near Thurston where Martha E Dixon’s trusteeship sale raised about 2250 with horses cows and hogs sold and John W Null as auctioneer.
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Martha E Dixon
Thurston
Ira T. Sears
H Kiefer DeLauter
Corm
John W. Null
Raymond L. Kelly
Police clash in Tombs courtroom riot in New York
In a Tombs courtroom and outside on May 21 police clashed with protesters. A crowd including a woman was beaten as Magistrate Leonard A. McGee cleared the room and jailed two welfare bureau suspects on $1,500 bonds. Witnesses said officers assaulted James Lechay and his wife as they resisted orders, leading to a wider disturbance with reporters slapped and bystanders beaten.
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New York
Ovacen Merine
Magestrate Leonard A. McGee
Welfare Bureau
James Lechay
Lechay
Polcemen
Memorial Day Services Held at Walkersville
Memorial Day exercises drew about five hundred people at Glade cemetery in Walkersville. A parade formed at the high school grounds with the Taneytown Odd Fellows Band leading, then Glade Valley council, Sunday schools, and local groups followed by the community band. The program, on an arranged platform, opened with remarks by Al S. Biler and included Edward S Ree of Jefferson Council as presiding officer.
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Glade
Walkessyle
Glade Valley Councy
Ocd Fellows Band
Taneytown
Council of
Caldren
Walkersville
Counex
No 32
Sons and Daughters
Counci's
Thurmont
P.O. S
Woodsbcro
Glade Vally
Coun. No
al S. Biler
Charman
Edward S Ree
Jefferson Council
No 127
Memorial Day Exercises at Forest Oak Cemetery
Memorial Day activities will be held at Forest Oak cemetery in Gaithersburg Maryland with Claude W Owen former president of the Washington Board of Trade as principal speaker. The program includes ministers Rev Frank A Tyler Rev J E James Rev Wilam T Gower and Rev Mr Sarser and songs prayers and a benediction. Holden S Felton of Frederick Council No 118 delivers the address on national evils and poor examples for the next generation. The committee includes Murray S Wechter Mervin Green Harry Morgan and Albert L Suurh.
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Gaithersburg
Claude W. Owen
Washington Board of Trade
Forest Oak Cemetery
Ladies’ Auxillary
The
Cemetery Association
Frank A. Tyler
J. E. James
Wilam T. Gower
Mr. Sarser
F. R Sebel
John W. Fisher
Edna G. Smith
Woodsboro
Holden S. Felton
Prederick Council
God
T. W. Liord
Mr. Biter
Murray S Wechter
Mervin Green
Harry Morgan
Albert L. Suurh
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Frederick, MD
Farry
Hendrickson
John D. Hendrickson
Attersis Exer
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