Hood College Commencement Sets June 3 to 7
Hood College prepares for its forty fourth commencement with seventy three degree candidates. The program includes moving up exercises, ring and robe ceremony, prize announcements, and an address by Dr Henry Stahr. Alumni events run June 4 to 6 with a senior class day and ivy planting ceremony.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Henry [. Stahr
Muriel Meyers
Pittsburgh
Ruth Sprenkle
Buller
Ruth V. Pope
Y Hut
A. R. Brodbeck
Hanover
Henry
Stahr
Ruth E. Perry
Hood
East Brodbeck Hall
Alumnae Association
Coblentz Hall
Elizabeth Lamade
Williamsport
Coblents Hall
George W. Richards
Lancaster
Theological Seminary of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United States
Henry I. Stahr
Afernoon
William Chalmers Covert
D. D
Philadelphia
Covert
Corn Market Feels Old Drouth Aftermath
Chicago May 28 AP The heat of last summer drought spreads economic heat to Lasalle Street traders as corn prices soar at the Board of Trade. With vast areas destroyed, few ears of corn remain and delivery of grain becomes nearly impossible for holders of futures contracts.
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Chicago
TaSalle Street
Lasalle Street
Behind the Scenes in Washington Seeks SEC Chair and Senate Clash
A behind the scenes battle rages over whether the Securities and Exchange Commission should protect investors or bankers. Douglas presses for investor protection and reform, while Wall Street interests oppose him. The fight could determine the next SEC chair and influence New Deal leadership as Robinson battles for Senate control.
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Securities Commission
Robinson
Senate
Rodney Dutcher
Securities Exchange Commission
James M. Landis
Roosevelt
William O. Doug Ing
Douglas
Yale
United States
SEC
Congress
Bond Club
New York
Wall Street
Landis
Democratic Campaign Fund
Alexander Sachs
Lehman Brothers
Commission
Effort 10 Block New Marriage Law Reaches City
A proposed marriage law faces delay as a city effort stalls its passage for up to 80 days, potentially rendering the new act inoperative during the pause. The measure seeks to implement changes affecting marriage procedures and related civil effects.
Union strikes and marriage law stir Maryland and Ohio plants
Across Maryland and Ohio the week brings labor action and legal tempers. Elkton drivers push a referendum to block a 48 hour marriage notice law while Youngstown and Republic Steel plants face broad lockout pressure and widespread idle work.
Referendum on Sale of Solid Fuel in Maryland Filed
A referendum petition to regulate sale of solid fuel coal and coke in Maryland was filed with the secretary of state. Lee Abler of the Independent Coal Distributors Association of Baltimore signed, bringing 7,194 names toward the 4,900 required by May 1. At least 2,806 names must meet the address requirement within 30 days after the date to submit the act for voters.
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Secretary of State
Nice
Maryland
Washington
Cecil
Annapolis
Frederick County
State Comptroller's Office
Ellis C. Wachter
Wieir
Wachter
Thomas A. Gilleece
Comptroller's Office
Elkton
ATW
Gretna Green
Jaos Cau
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Towson
Lee Abler
Independent Coal Distributors Association of Baltimore
Brunswick Legionnaires To Honor Dead Of Wars
The Steadman Keenan Post American Legion plans Memorial Day observances in Park Heights cemetery Brunswick starting 8:30 AM with a graveside service led by Rev. A. E. Owens. Afterward the group travels to Funkstown and Frederick for related ceremonies and parades.
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Steadman- Keenan
Frank A. Barker
Brunswick Legionnaires
Frederick
Frederick Lions Club
Mt. Olivet
John W. Wolfe
The
Lions
Rev
W.C. Raval
SYNOW Elects Rev Dr Rasmussen Maryland Synod President
Synod of Maryland elected Rev Carl Rasmussen of Luther Place Memorial Church Washington as president at the final session in Baltimore. Other officers were re elected including Rev Frank Fife secretary L Russell Alden Washington treasurer and Rev William G Minnick Baltimore statistical secretary. The gathering adjourned after ordaining several young ministers including Rev Davitt Mumford Ellicott City and Rev J Cilainthern Bendaciels.
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Carl Rasmussen
Luther Place Memorial Church
Washington
Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Baltimore
Frank Fife
Woodsboro
Russell Alden
William G. Minnick
Davitt Mumford
E. Carl Mumford
Ellicott City
Middletown
VW Cilainthern
Bendaciels
Weather Record Shows Mixed May Precipitation
Weather data reports 34 hours ending at 7 00 am with 42 inches total rainfall to date. May precipitation 2.70 inches versus normal. March rainfall 1.036 inches. May total 1.377 inches. Yesterday high near 74, low around 62. Sunrise and sunset times noted. moon phase and next-rise times listed.
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Moon Rees
Duke of Windsor loses bid for Her Royal Highness title
Friends report Edward informed them he failed to win the title for Wallis Warfield. An official announcement affecting the royal titles was anticipated, likely in the form of a letter patent. Experts described letters patent as royal grants recording dignities or privileges and may reflect private royal decisions or government endorsements.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Edward
Wallis Warfield
Oficial Record Office
Steels Lead Gains in Mixed Market Across New York
The May 2 AP report notes a cautious advance in stocks with steel shares drawing buyers. Leaders Bethlehem Steel Republic Youngstown Sheet and Tube International Harvester Consolidated Edison and several rail lines posted fractional gains as trader interest rose on steel sector optimism. Wheat fell while cotton and currencies showed modest activity.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Joly Lo Lewis
Great Lake
Chicago
Calumet
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Inland St._] Corporation
Republic Steel Corporation
Husky
Republic
Steel Workers Organization
Buffalo
NLYL
South Chicago
Washington
New York
Steel Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
International Harvester
Consolidated Edison
Chesapeake , & Qhie
Fire alarm mix up stirs nerves of local fire crew
Washington firefighters respond to a false alarm at a private home. Dorothy Legault testifies in court she had turned the alarm on due to a personal emergency. The incident left crews puzzled as they arrived to assess a reported danger.
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Sally
Graham
Mickey Cochran Battles Serious Injury After Pitcher Hit
New York AP reports Mickey Cochrane remained in a hospital with serious injuries after being struck by a pitched ball in a Tigers Yankee game. Doctors warned of possible meningitis risk in the next four or five days and potential complications could threaten paralysis.
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New York
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
New Wage Hour Bills Attacked In Senate Row
Senator King of Utah led opposition to the proposed wage and hour bill saying it would empower a federal bureau to set wages and hours and resemble Mussolini style control. He warned it concentrates too much power in Washington as hearings gauge possible fines and a 40 cent minimum wage.
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Washington
Senator King
Dem
Utah
Mary
Mussolini
King
House Leaders Appeal to Roosevelt on $1.5 Billion Relief Bill
Washington May 28 House leaders asked President Roosevelt to help broker a compromise on the $1.5 billion relief measure. Representative Rayburn indicated he would discuss the subject with the President over the weekend as a turbulent session adjourned with a call for cooling off until Tuesday.
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Washington
ATV House
Roosevelt
Rayburn
Derm. Tex
George F. Baker Rescued Aboard Cutter Taney
George F. Baker, one of the world's wealthiest men, was reported out of immediate danger after a float hospital aboard the cutter Taney reached a yacht in mid Pacific. The Coast Guard public health service boarded the yacht to provide emergency care as Taney was outfitted with hospital equipment. Baker was aboard the yacht during the incident and was transported toward safety.
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Taney
Mid-Pacific
George F. Baterane
New York
Thrasher suit settled before circuit court hearing
The Thrasher family suit against Thomas L Tarasher and Cordelia L Thrasher was settled today on agreement of all parties just before trial. Plaintiffs had claimed coercion and lack of capacity in a 1933 deed but released charges and acknowledged full payment and valid purchase of the farm. Thirty nine witnesses were summoned before the compromise ended the case.
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George W. Thrasher
Robert W. Trasher
Lula Shaft
Ema Eser Water
F. Thrasher
Mary Boyer
Ruth Sehemal
Gerner Souder
Thomas L. Tarasher
Cordelia L. Thrasher
Willard
Margaret A. Thrasher
Martha T. Thrasher
Wal Tae
Lawpom Terns Sn
N. Coblents
Detyr Saos. A
State And City Police Tie In Making Arrest
State and city police officers were right after midnight at Market and Seventh streets in apprehending a motorist whose erratic driving endangered others along the Emmitsburg pike north of Frederick. Earl Stine and Hattie testified the driver, Herbert Price, appeared impaired but not intoxicated. Price was fined 3 for reckless driving by Justice Patrick M. Schnauffer, who also held a separate charge of non support against Price pending Saturday night.
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Emotsburg Pike
Frederick
State
Cecil
Ben Uhebus, Jr
Earl &, Stine
Walkersville
Wks Wees
Emmitsburg
Oligers
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Schnauffer
Herbert Price
Oof
Balimore
Price
Eines
Fy Gr Tn
jSpark Atoaner
Tre Warrant
Constadie
Guy Anders Tae
Valengia Bombing Fatalities Reported by Rebel Planes
Reported bombing at Valengia leaves about 200 dead and many injured. An English boat anchored in harbor sank with seven killed. bombs also hit a British steamer and killed women and children. Survivors describe sleeping victims blown from beds as shells damaged numerous buildings.
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Valengia
Uppur Shadess
Tivast
Sunken Sewer Ditches Repaired After Rain
Flood damage and late rain caused sink holes in several sewer ditches across the county. Repairs directed by Lt C Maxewell filled holes at Fourth and Bentz, East Third street blocks, West Fifth, Patrick, and West Fourth streets. A car became stuck on East Third and the Mars Co. was called to assist. Road wash and yard soaking followed as crews stabilized the area.
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West Fifth Street
West Patrick Street
East Third
West Fourth
Bentz Streets
East Third Street
Maroceev Construction Co
Tar Toms Tt
Ligon
Mn Best
Lt.c. Maxewell
Fourth
George Mehtlimg
Lewe Istown
Ford Says Riot Was Staged For Publicity
Ford claims the Thursday riot at its Rouge plant was staged to cover up union organizing efforts by the United Auto Workers. The company blamed the UAW and press bars for spreading a "Ford strike story" while Homer Martin, leaders of the union, called the charges fascist, with further comment pending the Ford statement noted.
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Rouge
United Automobile Worker For America
Ford Works
Comepany
Dhe U
AL W. AL
Eme Paga
Henry Ford
Homer Martin
Authorized To Act As Common Carrier
Washington May 28 AP. States authorized to operate as common carrier from Baltimore and Frederick Maryland to Pennsylvania and Virginia. The note outlines service coverage across regional lines and mentions Paltiore and other locations in a damaged OCR fragment.
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Washington
APC
Barnieville
Paltiore
Frederick
Virginia
Pennsylvania
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Frederick Cie
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George F. Baker
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