Mount St Mary's inaugurates Father Sheridan as seventeenth president
Father John Lawrence Sheridan, longtime Mount St. Mary's College faculty member, was inaugurated the seventeenth president amid formal ceremonies on the Emmitsburg campus. Messages from Pope Pius XII and Archbishop Curley highlighted the event, with officials praising the founder John Dubois and the college’s Catholic educational philosophy.
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John Lawrence Sheridan
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Father Sheridan
Pope Pius I
Vatican City
Michael Curley
D.D
Baltimore
Cardinal Pacelli
Curley
Amleto Giovanni Cicognanni
United States
Dubois Hall
Archbishop Curley
Willam F. Culhane
Maryland General Assembly
College Glee Club
Maria
Archbi Curley
Old Mountain
Mary
Sheridan
John Dubois
Catholic Educational
Philos
Mount St Marys College Inauguration of New President
The inaugural ceremony for Very Rev John Lawrence Sheridan as president of Mount St. Marys College Emmitsburg drew alumni from numerous institutions. An academic procession included eighty eight representatives from American universities and colleges. Local alumni from Frederick city and county attended the reception following the events.
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William J. Hafey
Scranton
Appia
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Hafey Oriary
St. Mary's
Leo F. Stock
Washington
National Alumni Association
Joseph M. Corrigan
D.D
Catholic University
Dr. Stock
Msgr
Corrigan
Curley
Alumni Hall
Father Sheridan
Mt. St. Mary's College
College Seminary
Sheridan
College Council
Bernard J. Bradley
Howard W. Dacxson
Baltimore
Charlies Leonard
Washton
D. C
Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland
Elmer F. Munshaw
Edward V. Stanford
Villanova
Albert E. Smith
Edward B. Jordan
Eugene J. Connelly
Patrick J. McCormick
Henry M. Herzog
Lancaster
John Codors
Johnstown
Francis E. Hyland
Washington, D. C
Bernard J. Mahoney
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
George L. Leech
Harrisburg
Peter L. Treton
Richmond
St. John's College
Robert Catesby Taliaferro
Yale University
Carleton Miller Sage
Princeton University
Albert Samuel Cook
Wash
Dubuis Hall
John Lawrence Sheridan
Mount St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg
Wil
Pembroke College
Samuel Reed Damon
St. Joseph’s Society of the Sacred Heart
Joseph P. Hanley
S.S.J
Hood College
Joseph Henry Apple
Trinity College
Francis P. Cassidy
Holy Cross College
William Robinson
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Leo Francis Stock
Dominican College of the Immaculate Conception
J. B. Walker
O.P
Victor F. O’daniecl
Georgian Court College
John F. Waldwin
A.M
Mount Mary College
Sister Mary Juliana
Ss.n.d. A. M
Webster College
Vincent Cavanaugh
A. M
Oblate Scholasticate
Charles J. Costello
Capuchin College
Claude Vogel
O. M
Suspicien Seminary
Anthony Vieban
S.S
D.C.L
Augustinian College
Denis J. Kavanagh
O. S.A
Suyrue
S.A
Salvitatorian Scholasticate
John Schlinkmann
S.D
de la Salle College
Agathe
F.S.C
St. Agnes’ College
W Pius Hyland
Precious Bland Mission Ciaise
Leo Sponar
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Collupe
Frederick City
Spanish Insurgent Advance Gains Momentum on Gijon Front
Dispatches from the front report the insurgents gaining momentum along the Colla river and occupying key points near Armondas on the West bank of the Cella, about 25 miles southwest of Gijon. Armondas is a junction on the Santander Gijon highway, strengthening the insurgents' push toward the last government port on Spain's northwest coast.
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Gijon
Spain
Colla River
Armondas
Cella
Santander
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Daily puzzle page presents five items. Item one asserts Lewis and Clark led the expedition. Item two labels cannibal, marijuana, and hashish as narcotics. Item three states Tokio lies south of Rome. Item four claims a cat requires six days to catch two mice. Item five notes thirteen living creatures appear in the Jack and dalli tale.
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Rome
Fair closes with enormous crowd in Frederick show
A profitable Frederick Fair ended with an estimated thirty thousand in attendance as Lucky Teter and his Hell Drivers closed the final day. Officials reported profits likely several thousand dollars below 1936, due to rain that canceled Wednesday performances and trimmed grandstand receipts.
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Hell
Frederick County Agricultural Society
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Jeader
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Dillon
Hell Drivers
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O'Conor
Automobile cases cite Staub fined after collision in Woodsboro
Guy F Staub of near LeGore was fined 25 dollars by Justice Charles H Fogle Woodsboro for refusing to give his name and address after an accident and five dollars for failing to yield the right of way Officer May made the arrest The collision occurred between Staub s car and Harry Hartman s machine of York Pa at the Walkersville Woodsboro state road intersection in front of Stauffer s store Friday at 2 50 pm Neither car was badly damaged and no injuries were reported
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LeGore
Charles H. Fogle
Woodsboro
May
Staub
Harry
Hartman
York
Walkersville
Woodsboro State Road
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