Hood College Commencement Week Planned With Many Events
Commencement week at Hood College begins with the annual exercises on Thursday June 4. Freshmen move up, scholarships and honors are announced, and the ring ceremony for juniors and seniors occurs. Dr Henry J Stahr will deliver the baccalaureate address on Sunday June 7 and LY Boyd Edwards of Mercersburg Academy will preside at Monday’s exercises.
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Hood Coll Wit
Fresman
Henry J. Stahr
Stahr
LY Boyd Edwards
Mercersburg Academy
Enedker
Epeny
Tear Gas Foils Six New Jersey Bandits
Six bandits attempted a bank robbery at the Haledon National Bank in Haledon New Jersey but were driven off when an employee triggered tear gas from his position at the bank. Blinded by fumes the robbers fled in an automobile before state police report they escaped. Four customers were present during the 930 AM incident.
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Haledon
N. J
Haledon National Bank
Bergen County
Paterson
Theodore Ellis
Frederick High Students Tour Ideal Farms Duty Dairy
Twenty four first year Agricultural class members from Frederick High School visited Ideal Farms Duty near Frederick. They observed pasteurizing cooling bottling and churning on new equipment. Agriculture teacher Charles Harmon Remsberg led the group noting dairy, poultry, horse and cattle operations.
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Frederick High School
Ideal Farms
J. Otly Hing
Frederick
Charles Harmon Hemsberg
Remsberg Ace Cyp Voyn
United States
Testaville
Washington
Nurses Graduates Celebrate at Washington County Hospital
Eleven graduate nurses at the Washington County Hospital Nursing School received diplomas at commencement. Professor Omer T. Kayter, head of the Nyepitrd Wtard, presided and stressed loyalty to the profession.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital Nursing School
H. Apne
Inet College
Frederick
Omer T. Kayter
Nyepitrd Wtard
Water shortage hits Tagers Town reservoir supply
Continual drought and reduced rainfall strain Tagerstown water system. Officials warn daily withdrawal limits may threaten reservoir levels between January and March, prompting potential actions by the water department and superintendent to manage supply.
Frained Offender Freed in Slaying Case
An imprisoned woman previously accused in a fatal stabbing was found not responsible by a court due to insanity. The ruling followed evaluations at a sanitarium. A district attorney or official may have requested further care or treatment.
Mrs Buxton Taken To Springfield Hospital
Mrs Thelma Buxton, found not guilty by a jury in a hatchet case, was sent to Springfield Hospital for an indefinite period. Sherrill, Mrs John N Bennett of Kent County, and nurse HL Phunkierd accompanied her to the hospital in Syrlualied State. The judge who presided at the trial ordered placement at Springfield State Hospital rather than spring Grave.
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Carstertisa
Thelma Wuxton
John N. Bennets
Kent County
Buxton
Sykesville
Frost Hits County As Temperature Drops Near Freezing
Hagerstown area records a near freeze with temperatures reaching 35 degrees. Frost warns farmers and residents to blankets while a light wind shifts, with reports of light dust storms and muted damage compared to May 1931.
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Lah Pew
Lealnz
Weather Bureau
Tom
Mt Anest
Coney Have
Seamen Strike Reported in New York Coastline
Seamen's strike action is reported by Joseph Curran of the International Seamen's Union. Curran notes talks on a settlement are ongoing, with key details to be announced later. The Marine authorities and shipping lines along the United States ports remain notified, and no firm resolution has been reached.
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New York
Joreph Curran
International Seamen's Union
Teshay
Vega
NAS
Bern
Curran
Omuale
Tetemaiopal Merecantile Marine
lUiely
United States
Panama Pacificines
Copal Church
South Gisttherabass
Rand
Conti
Delades Med
Csaba
Howe
Terni
Bonehek
Zionghege Visits Pittsburgh as Rum Rumor Follows
In Pittsburgh on May 20, Zionghege Arrived early with a party traveling by road. He met Rep Theodore DL Mort and others at the McNair home before visiting cafes, dancing with a band, and signing autographs. He later was found asleep at a reporter's home.
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Pittsburgh
Miresburg
Pheodore DL
Mort
Mms
Feuamir
Washington
Beatles
Prourbeck
Ziang
Locust Valley Church to Install New Pastor Roy A Frazer
Roy A Frazer of Blur Ridge Summit IM will assume duties as Locust Valley Church of God pastor on Sunday May 31 with morning and evening services. Morning sermon title Measurement of Gods Love. Evening sermon Two Things Locutt Valley Needs. Special music planned. Frazer has evangelist background and recently concluded a meeting at Kite tanning Pennsylvania Church of God with 72 conversions.
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Roy. A. W. Frazer
Blur Ridge Summit
Locust Valley
Rey
Prager
Ho Teo
Kitetanning
Church of God
Wlth
Rev. S. 1
Kipe
Bruns. Wick
Knoxville
Prazsr
Loaust Valley
Queen Mary Breaks One Normandie Record
The Queen Mary set a Normandie record for a full two hour measured run, traveling 747 miles until noon shiptime as she heads west toward New York. The voyage extended a 25 hour day due to westward time adjustments, with an average pace around 23.70 knots. The Normandie’s best day had logged 744 nautical miles.
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New York
Atlantic
Ousted Judge Ritter Seeks Test in Claims Court
Halsted T. Ritter, former federal judge from Milam Florida, files suit in the Court of Claims challenging the Senate impeachment conviction as unconstitutional. He seeks back salary since April 4 and argues the verdict was arbitrary and unjust.
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Washington
Halsted T. Ritter
Milam
Fla
Court of Claims
Senate
Ritter
Tim
Wpe
Montgomery County Abolishes Public Welfare Department
In a sweeping government reorganization, Montgomery County officials yesterday abolished the Department of Public Welfare and moved its functions to the county fire bond program under Commissioner Chariet Fo King. The creation and consolidation aim to streamline services and improve storm protection oversight.
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Aemiamrait
Montgomery County
Gomeniestansere Oseterday
Department of Public Westare
Gaithersburg Home Debt Paid Amid Community Interest
A local notice describes debts and payments related to a Gaithersburg residence. It mentions the Pay 810.000 on debt and outlines figures, parties, and a scheduled event at a community venue with church affiliation referenced. The document signals ongoing financial arrangements and community notices.
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Gaithersburg
Edward VII Coronation Details Reported From London
London reports outline of Edward VII coronation with royal pageantry. The May 1 date is noted with processions from the palace to Westminster and the Garter ceremony. The account describes the crowd, ceremonial acts, and broadcasts marking the historic event.
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London
Biikwals Ansett Rerony
Casatette
Dorel Eis Pease
Ghanne Cro
Pemple Bar
Ammonnesderiday
No Licenses For Dos Costs 5 More Than $ 10
Prosecutions in multiple cases note penalties for license failures and dog tax payments. Individuals such as Jolly Grimes and Raymond Kemp face fines or jail terms for violations, with costs totaling several dollars per dog and tagging fees.
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Liesnre Fagy
George Thirties
Washo
Jolly Grimes
Yellow Springs
Wits
Raymond Kemp
Wolfavilie Seethin
Hubert Wolf
Lloyd
American Davis Cup ties open at Germantown Club
The United States faces Australia in the opening round at Germantown Cricket Club tomorrow. Allison Quist and Budge Crawford team up in doubles while Crawford and Quiet advance for singles. The schedule shifts into Sunday doubles and Monday singles with matches featuring Magies and others.
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Philadelphia
Wilmer Anon
ATOC
Tree Pore
Adrhcin Quist
Donshi Budge
California
Jack Crawford
United States
Auetralia
Germantown Cricket Club
Crawford
Quiet Withh
Mires
Maa
Gear Sum
Several Issues Up 3 Or More Points
New York March 9 stock market drifted with mining and specialty shares up three or more points while leaders and bonds lagged. A separate court note reports a civil matter in which a non support claim against John A. Andrews was dismissed. other local incidents include a domestic dispute and a minor collision at a busy intersection with no charges filed.
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New York
Cape
Black Legion Involvement Alleged In Hood Burning and Robbery
Police warn an underground Black Legion faction after hood and robe burning incidents. A handwritten warning letter appeared to be written in human blood and was delivered to police in Detroit, with notes linking to a nationwide extremist network.
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Bratains
Otis Comrand
Peteath Yeftchara
Detroit Police Laboratories
Hamar Bloed, Was Received By the Police de Pardent
Uvdis
Hinrh
Pestomiked
New York
Social Event At Jefferson Church
A pleasant social gathering was held by the intermediate and junior departments of the Sunday School at Jefferson Church. Dr and Mrs Ath Contr attended with young people, gifts were appreciated, refreshments served, games enjoyed, and flowers scented the room.
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Jefferson
Gonner
Mra Conner
Harry Reni
Pauline Auginberger
Maury
Teatil Remsberg
Monte Cram
Dotty Remsberg
Stabbing at Burkittsville Leaves man Injured
Johnny Matier about 49 was stabbed during a drinking bout near Burkittsville. He was taken to Montague hospital and is expected to recover. Deputy Cloyd arrested Theodore Henderson, a colored man from Burkittsville, on a charge of assault with intent to kill. A knife said to have been used was recovered.
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Johny Matier
Wurkittsste Degra
Anke Gurdon
Bherdl
Lloyd
Peletss Willy
Mitier
Montegue Hospital
Cloyd
Theodtore
Jalp
Akinte
Bern
Lyddane Trial Ends in Acquittal on Conspiracy Charges
Sveettown May 29 Jurors acquitted Anne b Lyddane on conspiracy charges linked to her husband Cost All $12000 costs of the trial were shifted from Montgomery county. The case involved witness fees and related expenses.
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Lyddane
Sveettown
Anne B
Cnitirdes
Montgomery County
Restored Marine Tool Found on Shoreline After Morning Flood
An improvised project tool was recovered near the damp shore after morning flooding. Local responders reported the item’s peculiar construction and possible use in maritime maintenance.
Montgomery County Graduation List Proclaims 266 Seniors
A Montgomery County education department release details 266 graduates from public schools. It lists numerous names across several high schools and notes ceremonies held in spring with speakers and faculty involved.
Webb Post Plans For Memorial Day Exercises
Webb Post No. 2285 Veterans of Foreign Wars plans Memorial Day services at headquarters in North Wilberker with participation from Adiminal Shelby Gump No. 13 United Spanish American War Veterans. The program includes graveside honors for Charles R. Crone Jr. and a parade to local cemeteries led by Commander Lewis A. Mob rly.
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Tans Foe Metorhal
Dantas
Rede Vy Intel
John RR
Well
Nortly Wberker
Kat Marlin Coleman
Rommander
Adiminal Sehley Gump Noo 13
UO Chock
Webb
Charles Ro Crone
Webbs Pere
Bedley Gamup
Lewis A. Mob Rly
John A. Tegan
Apane
Webb Post
Schiry
Tlockville
Park
Wolly
Tate
Mr. Cieman
Pear
Informers Freed in Wilson Murder Case
In Washington May 22 two informers who testified helped convict three men in the Wilson murder case. Key witness Aken Wilson, a newspaper routes man, identified co-conspirators Dewey Jeakins and others as plot participants, while A. Cleary of Philadelphia turned state's evidence. Charges against remaining defendants were pressed in the District of Columbia Supreme Court.
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Washington
Oahore
Curlel
Aken 1
Wilson
Creattadey Ag Woealineton Pole
Pan Venemanire
Willan
A. Cleary
Miladelphia
Hang
Dewey Jeakins
Belted
Oer
Aavoins
Ghein Aare
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Ann Harding Not Vert Of Bannister Mystery
Montreal stories recount Ann Harding not involved with Bannister in May events. garbled text notes Rivsees and Wil Mees Hardy among names, with Mannion and Mate traveling from New York by air.
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Ann Harding
Bannister
Montreal
Ann Jtferding
Ray
Mannion
Altpling
Tvores
Dropped After Court Martial Col Mimmllen Faces Dismissal
Col Mimmllen, dismissed after a court martial, was removed from army rank following his conviction for accepting fees to provide private legal services. The case cites compensation to outside individuals and concerns a separate civil conviction for aiding a company opposing Congress.
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Watineton
Cohutta
United States
Muten
Plane
Comepany
Atari Bi Tm Congress
de Verde Hs
City Sewer Work Progress Reported Across Main Routes
The city sewer project advances eastward from Rockwell Terrace toward Dulaney avenue with lanes and surface work, as contract crews widen streets in the College Park area. City forces monitor contractor progress, redo openings, and expect resurfacing. Potomac Edison crews also trench gas lines along several streets.
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Ligow
Rockwell
Tork
College Park
Pek
North College Parkway
College Avenue
Hock
Well Terrace
Dim Avenue
Becond Street
Second Street
Upper College Terrace
College
Colleges Avenua
Upper Callens Tepe
Otter Street
Potomac Edison
BOW Gas
Suit Seeks Damages From Canning Company Over Collision
A Thursday filing alleges Dr. Allen Kline and the Monocacy Valley Canning Company caused a West Page street collision on December 5 injuring Irving A Abb and his auto. Eme ry MH Shipley seeks $500 plus legal costs with Sherman P Stoners and Alton Fenmett listed as attorneys.
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Emery MH. Shipley
Allen Kline
Monocacy Valley Canning Company
West Pate
Shipley
Irving A
Canning Company
Kline
Sherman P. Stoners
Alton
Flenmett
Weather Data Scrambled for Taom and May Metrics
The records show incomplete weather figures with garbled place names and dates. It lists precipitation for May and year totals, temperatures including high and low, and inconsistent entries that render exact values unclear.
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Hood
New Jersey Bandits
Tagerstown
Tagereawn S
Mater
Jane S
Heard
Oye Wal
Hastrost
Setilead
Playboy
Smoky City
Locust Valley Church of God
Queen Mary
Edward VII
Allison
Quist
Budge
Virgie A. Andrews
John A. Andrews
Walter BK. Sinn
Pataebees
Hein G
Tivinmont
Black Legion
Michigan
Cutor Says
Joes
Jefferson Church
Burkittsville
Eiward Veoph
Pintye
Goths
Edsar Hy Pv
Ascreative
Dt- Bay
York
Montgomery
Raw
Brompe
County
Avachinie Charing Phibert Jones
Anna Lastahe
Pharnton Hanes
Vortone
Ornate Baten
Mave
Walter Thattes
Ifuefield
Tell Ponraeend Tetepeashayer
Tan
Sehaetyer
Johdunfor
Chaltheeshirre Araconite
Donnald Varkey Meyers
Alexander Slleer
Mildred Bre Byrne
Josie Eilve Chag Tt
Mary Mar Jaroos
Helen Palelia
Vencent Mervin Braille
Charins
Wiliam Clever
Daas Worthington Hammamann
Edward Mardy
Willan Adiart Usneh
Sathany
Myra Milier
Ctradas
Leroy Wile
of Oom
Wetlarm
Pebrth
Hep Feavrence
Ternsie Academie Gar
Albert Chae
Dr Teatery
Drevton Panall
Thomas Jotnson
George Weeley
E. King
Chonwedd
Draco King
Inks Reebecey
Malini
Gea Ryelyn
Iadbi
Mary Wises Boden
Toadd
Wo Watkins
Wilkin Warfeld
Phe Conall
Stewart Eugene Walker
Shayna Wartinit
Hee
Ras Knoem
Gee Ung
Bing
Isk
Raimlat Sedley
Velmina Abo
Col. Mimllen
Army Judge Advocate General's Dept. Sum
Marily
Hai
Taom
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