Maryland State School Deaf graduates largest class to date
The annual commencement exercises at the Maryland State School for the Deaf concluded with 21 graduates, the largest class in the school's history. Prizes were awarded to students including Evelyn Lauburne Wenner and Lawrence Arnold Brode, with remarks by Dr. Ignatius Bjorlee and participation by parents and friends.
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Maryland State School
board of visitors
John K. Shaw
Baltimore
Evelyn Lauverne Wenner
Cumberland
Lawrence Arnold Brode
Midlothian
Ignatius Bjorlee
superincendent
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Charles E. Morten
William Kelly
Ethel Hall
Royal Oak
Bertha Rodenmayer
Charles Fire
George B. MecGleery
Sheldon Blumenthal
Minne Erlin
Lawrence Everhart
Lawrence Br jovbran
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463 Midshipmen Receive Diplomas at Naval Academy
At Annapolis on May 31 463 United States Naval Academy midshipmen received their diplomas with 332 commissioned as ensigns in the Navy Rear Admiral William H Leahy presided alongside Rear Admiral Purnell Harrington. Governor Albert Ritchie attended the ceremony honoring 24 top graduates led by John Preston Wiley Nell Edgar Kingstey and Frank A Nasom. The cadets sang alma mater and national anthem as caps flew in celebration.
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Annapoli
William H. Leahy
Bureau of Navigation
United States Naval Academy
Purnell Frederick Harrington
U. S. XII
Naval Acade
Albert ©. Ritchie
Maryland
John Preston Wiley
Washington
Nell Edgar Kingstey
Waverly
Frank A. Nasom
Rockport
Texas
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Death by Own Action Claimed in Miss Virginia Heard Case
The body of Virginia Heard, about 35 and a former Baltimore resident, was found in her hotel room at the Baltimore hotel. Coroner James M. Fenton ruled death by her own action after an inquest. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Virginia Heard
Loni
Baltimore
Baines
James M. Fenton
Miss Heard
Alger Heard
matalanc
Market Dullness Turns Up In Commodities Report
The market shows dull tone with stocks drooping while oats rebounded modestly. Grains and silver eased slightly as rubber rose. the dollar held steady in foreign exchange with Sterling opening and renewing around one percent.
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United States
Chicken thieves sentenced after trial in Peepies Court
Three men Fauble Guider and Runkles received prison terms for stealing 56 chickens from William Echell. Fauble 16 months Guider 12 months Runkles 9 months. One cousin was shot in a related incident and a suspended sentence was discussed for another youth already under county court terms.
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hieves
House of Correction
Frank Fauble
Charles Guider
Knoxville
Carroll county
Raymond Runtkles
Francis Runkles
Crum
Deputy Doll
Wiliam Echell
Bilbo Turbulence Shapes Mississippi Senate Fight
Mississippi politics center on Theodore G. Bilbo as a strong but controversial figure with a history of clashes and a bid to sway the August Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate. Huey Long’s influence looms as Dill and other incumbents face renomination pressures and factional rivalries in Washington and the South.
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Harrison
Mississippi
Huey Long
Louisiana
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Stephens
Clarence Dill
Washington
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Nevada
Bemilan
Foreign Relations committee
Pittman
Towson Station Master Missing Feared Foul Play
A Towson station master is missing and feared to have fallen victim to foul play. Authorities searched nearby woods and roads after investigators found the station office disturbed with signs of struggle. Police were alerted by a passerby who reported finding a bloodstained scene and an evidence of a mail carrier visit.
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TOWSON
Baltimore
Muller
William Hunt
City Real Property Inventory Reveals 2636 Residences Snapshot
fragmented text outlines a city real property inventory listing 2636 residential structures. notes mention single family homes, materials like brick and steam, basements, rent and under thirty dollar rates, and various quarters and facilities. detailed figures are garbled but indicate housing stock by area and type.
Fleet Review Begins at 1 P M off Ambrose Light
The article notes a fleet review scheduled for 1 PM near Ambrose Light with ships including the battleship Indianapolis. The report mentions U S S Indianapolis and potential other vessels under escort as part of the ceremony.
Trigounty Vacation School Institute Soon
The article notes a Trigounty Vacation School Institute upcoming event with supervision by church leaders and local boards. It mentions Paschall and Paschall’s intermediate unit under a superintendent and the Baptis' Board Kepier's dormitory role, with officials McCormick and E. McCormick named in connection to the Maryland Delaware Council.
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Swiss visitors praise local hospitality on first US visit
Madame Marie Louise L'Hutlier and her sister Gilet Sftudter of zerland, cousins of Myrs. H. Hendrickson, today expressed pleasure with their US travels. They enjoyed social events and were impressed by local hospitality and architecture while touring the city before continuing to New York, Montreal, and Quebec.
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United States
Marie Louise L’Hutlier
Gilet Sftudter
zerland
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H. Hendrickson
New York
League
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Quebec
Canada
America
Louisiana
Madameiner
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Textile workers head with Johnson to avert industrial tension
Textile union leaders and officials met with Johnson to discuss escalating industrial relations as a key effort to avert broader conflict. The talks, led by Thomas F. McMahon, sought to address production slowdowns and labor unrest affecting shipments and manufacturing.
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Five Hundred Thousand Youths At World’s Fair In Chicago
A large crowd of about five hundred thousand schoolchildren swarmed Chicago for a day at the World’s Fair. Police coordinated traffic and crowd control as many students visited exhibits and attractions.
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Chicago
holidar
Patterson Properties Sold of Emansburg
Property records show Patterson Properties sold in Emansburg for about $1.015 million. The deal involved unnamed parties and was recorded by local authorities in the real estate index.
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PATTERSON PROPERTIES
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Jona ete
Six Die In Highway Crash At Woodcrdie New Jersey
Six others including a little girl were injured when a head on collision on state highway 23 near Woodcrdie New Jersey left three women dead and several others seriously injured. Police found a Jersey City traffic summons for reckless driving in the possession of one driver Michael Arsenovic of Brooklyn and identified Lossasso of Philadelphia as a victim.
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Justice Bennett
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Westport
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Freder Sergt
Peterson
Woodcrdie
tee
Lossasso
Philadelphia
James C. Milone
Jersey City
Michael Arsenovic
Brooklyn
Silver bill passed in House amid swift senate outlook
The House approved the administration silver bill aiming to back a quarter of U S currency with silver versus three quarters by gold. Ahead is expected favorable Senate action. Debates over monetary principle and market prospecting influenced votes as the roll call reached 268 to 79 on a recommit motion and 3 to 59 on another procedural point.
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Washington
House
Senate
United States
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Police Judge and Four Others Accused by Girls
May 31 AP report states a police judge and three others are accused by a group of girls. The article mentions charges of seduction and involves individuals named Flannigan and others, with references to county jail custody and local law enforcement.
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Weather report fragment from Sun service
Fragmentary weather note mentions today hours ending at 13 and references Sun service and Moon month terms, with unclear locations or measurements. No concrete forecast data or actionable details are readable.
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