Mount Finals On Wednesday at Mt St Mary's College
Edward T Hogan of Pawtucket will deliver the principal address at Mt St Marys College Exmmitsburg commencement Wednesday morning in Music Hall ArchBishop Keough presiding. Two honorary degrees will be awarded and 39 graduates receive diplomas and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Hogan
Pawtucket
R. I
Mt St. Mgris College
Exmmitsburg
Francis P. Keough
Baltimore
John L. Sheridan
Music Hall
Archbishop Keough
Mt. St. Mary’s
Francis Edmond Lucey
Washington
Thomas Sim. Lee
Lucey
Woodstock College
Georgetown University
D. Lucey
District Bar
Loyola
Jesuit Phillosophical Association
Lee
Saward
Columbia University
indeo-Pathological Society
District Ofa Medical Society
Charles Lee
Joseph Lawrence Johnston
Richmond Hill
N. Y
Thomas Sebastian Hogan
R. 1
Seminary Schola
Hogan
Bishop Allen
James H. Casey
Brooklyn
Edward P. Allen
Thomas S. Hogan
Joseph L. Johnston
Joseph Theodore Michels
Dallastown
Thomas Aquinas Gilday
New York
Sarvin Barber Mullinix
Thurmont
Reichstag Ruins Unchanged In Three Years Ceremony
The Hiensignor Stadley Memorial Prize for the highest scholastic average in the Latin Philosophy Course will be awarded to Michael Joseph Gay dos of Ebervale Pa with honorable mention to Doneld Edward Berger of Johnstown Pa. Delta Epsilon Sigma has named five members and will present its insignia to Hogan Johnston Michels Sullivan Nolte. Alumni events include pre-commencement activities and the Alumni Association banquet on Wednesday at 12 30 with National President Thomas L Schmidt presiding. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Hogan
Hiensignor Stadley
Michael Joseph Gaydos
Ebervale
Doneld Edward Berger
Johnstown
Delta Epsilon Sigma
Joseph L. Johnston
Joseph VT. Michels
Paul Damian Sullivan
Mt Carmel
Paul Harold Nolte
Richmond
Bby
National Alumni Association
Alumni Association
Short Course Topics Picked
The Rural Women's Short Course schedule announces topics led by Miss Venna M. Kellar assistant extension director. About a thousand attending women may register by group and interest with classes from foods and nutrition home furnishing and management clothing music home crafts landscape gardening family living and public speaking. Topics include canned foods coffee cakes breads peeling themes andchild development and a note on Siamese twins Chang and Eng born in 1811 in Meklong Siam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venna M. Kellar
Maryland
Lead Here Gives Declarer Clue at Cavendish Club
In New York City at the Cavendish Club, Oswald Jacoby complimented Tobias Stone on his play while John K R Crawford of Philadelphia partnered Stone. Jacoby’s unusual lead from a three card club stint created a pivotal moment as opponents faced a slam contract and potential decisive play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
Tobias Stone
Cavendish
New York City
Jacoby
Stone
Rand
John KR. Crawford
Philadelphia
Bridge Close Call in Frederick Pointer Hands
The article describes a bridge hand where Stone, playing against Jacoby, leads to dummy and uses a sequence of finesses and discards. Jacoby is squeezed multiple times, discards critical cards, and Stone eventually cashes multiple tricks to complete his contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jacoby
Stone
No Progress In Rail Settlement
Washington Alrey or The White House tried again today to settle the railroad labor dispute but made no progress in daylong talks. John R. Steelman said through a White House spokesman that no progress was made this week and that railroad and union leaders will meet again Tuesday morning with no definite hour set.
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Washington Alrey
White House
John R. Steelman
Spoheman
Bis
Steelman
Bath
Emmitsburg appoints town policeman and court order update
May 20 1648 aides to the White House note Justice T Alan Goldsborough extended until June 11 the temporary court order blocking a rail strike. Town fol iceman Paul Keepers named police officer for Emmitsburg Borough sworn in Tuesday begins duties. Printer at St Josephs college will work evenings and nights on call daytime. Jonathan Edwards wrote a tract on The Nature of The Soul at age 19 and entered Yale at 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
T. Alan Goldsborough
Foliceman
Paul Keepers
Emmitsburg
Burgess Thornton Rodgers
St. Joseph's College
Jonathan Edwards
Yale College
Williams Grove Park and Speedway Memorial Day Weekend
Roy Richwine presents a holiday program at Williams Grove Park featuring stock car races in the ASCA, a New York Winter Garden Revue at Mt. Vernon Theatre, free band concerts by Phil Young's Orchestra, a Sunday and Monday dance, and Greworks displays. notable drivers include Coates, Bradshaw, Nauman, Cunningham, Campbell, Volk, and Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Richwine
Williams Grove Park & Speedway
American Stock Car Racing Association
Tommy Coates
Tommy Bradshaw
Vic Nauman
Pepper Cunningham
Wally
Crash” Campbell
Lou Volk
Johnny Rogers
Mt. Vernon Theatre
Phil Young
Williams Grove
Willams Grove Park & Speedway
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Reichstag
Sia
Wilhelmstrasse
Holly
Nea-Acme
al Cocking
Germany
Thomas Constr. & Eng. Co
Jefferson Street
Chang
Eng
Meklong
Siam
Frederick Faint & Glass
North Market St
Atawins
Asgare
Wioh
Crawford A
Eott
Norther Wal ‘South West North East
A& J
William EO McKexney
America’s
Blue Ridge News
Agency
East Patrick St
Better Homes, Inc
Jas
Hagerstown, Md
Johns-Manville
Mary Elizabeth Shop
Washington, D. C
Francis Scott Key
Augustus Lee
Waemder Federal Reserve System and
Feqrrar
Epotit Insurance Corporation
Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova
Benrus
Frederick High School
Tyler’s Jewelry Store
N. Market Street
American Medical Association
W. A. R. Bell
Optometrist
Patrick Street
Harvey C. Butler, Jr
Sunoco
6Th & Market Streets
Frederick, Md
The
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Motorola Acto Radio
EL Patrick St
Russell
Harry Tinney
Bamillon Ave
Shakespeare and
South Bend
Shipley’s
Sport Store
N. Market St
Grove
John W. Hartman
Chambersburg, PA
Chambersboro
Dane
James
Melson Street
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
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