Hood College students to return for Freshman Week
Hood College welcomes hundreds of students to Frederick for Freshman Week events starting Monday Registration runs Monday 2 to 5 PM and Tuesday 9 to 12 AM and 2 to 5 PM New student receptions and assemblies are set with talks by President Apple and others plus dances and songs under Dean Lovejoy and student leaders Activities continue Wednesday with official examinations and placement tests ahead of the Thursday opening ceremony led by Dr David A Roberson of the American Council on Education
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Hood
Sara CG. Lovejoy
Young Warder's Christian Association
Brod‘beck Hall
Joseph &. Apple
Ruth Perry
Miriam R. App
Elizabet Garber
Fizatown
Marha C2son
Philadephi
Dean Lovejoy
Ex Graham
Philadelphia
Co-operative Government Association
Alice "St “ey
Stak
Lil pshman
varcthis corese
Mary Zimmerman
Schaterstow
A. Maryhever
Cherryville
sodiation
Elizabeth Sisgie
Hanover
Catherine Schreiper
West Orange
Boot
Apple
Isday
City of Baltimore to Take Off at Midnight
City of Baltimore plans a midnight departure to load a 480 unit gasoline shipment. authorities warn of fuel logistics and potential delays at the gas station.
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BALTIMORE
World’s Largest Land Plane Flies Tests at Low Altitude
The Fokker F-2, the largest land plane built in America, carried ten passengers and reached 150 mph during a social test in Basbrouck Heights New Jersey. It climbed steeply and performed varied maneuvers under Lieutenant Barry Johnson’s piloting as aviation experts observed.
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Basbrouck Heights
N. J
America
Barry Johnson
army engineer test branch
Wight Field
Old Folks Service at Centennial Memorial Church
A special service for the citys elderly will be held at Centennial Memorial Church. Rev George String will lead on September 22 with music by E Smedegas. Age 99 resident David H Wrand and many other seniors are expected to attend as space is reserved for attendees.
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Brethren church
Georges String
E. Smedegas
David EH. Wrand
baie
Children Take Charge Of Baltimore Celebration
Local event in Baltimore sees youth leaders directing activities and coordinating performances. Organizers emphasize involvement for several age groups and expect community participation through afternoon programs and a closing ceremony.
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BALTIMORE
Five Mexican Soldiers Killed in Train Wreck
Five Mexican soldiers died in a train wreck reported with no passengers aboard. The incident occurred near the UP FL escort line, with authorities confirming the casualty figures and ongoing investigations.
Brunswich guests attend regional bi-relal ceremony
Official guests from Brunswick attend the bi-relal ceremonies with McBallymere Ceremonies, ert Orvison and Ac eaman among the attendees. The event marks a formal gathering with notable figures present.
Rockville Church Site Price Agreed After Executive Meeting
The Rockville church trustees and officials reached a tentative price during a Thursday executive meeting. The agreed amount sits between the $370,000 original asking price and a $32,000 counteroffer, with consideration of the Otto W. Andersen property at $38,000 versus a $23,500 offer. The plan covers the courthouse block, including a $506,000 building budget for two blocks, and awaits congregation approval before final steps.
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Rockiile
trustees of session
Rockite church
Medger stoners
Otto W. Andersen
agendo
Thurmont to Hold Leadership Training School
A Thurmont district leadership training school opens at St. Job Lutheran church. Sessions run September 24 26 and October 1 3 8 and 10 at 7 30 p m for teachers and leaders in the county Sunday School Association. Courses include two evening periods and standard units with age and education requirements.
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Thurmont
Frederick County
east
Thurmons cc
the
County Sunday School Association
Move for World Parley on Cutting Tariff Costs
A World conference move gains support from European statesmen as League of Nations delegations discuss early talks to promote closer relations. The effort seeks a timely meeting between the League and its members to advance tariff reductions and economic cooperation amid unsettled trade conditions.
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Europe
League of Nations
t of
League
SSS
Mrs Shera Accepts Decorator Post in New York
Mrs Arthur G Shera accepts a position as decorator at 57 Ostreet and Fifth Avenue New York. She is the former Miss Nola Moore and a graduate of the arts school network with campuses in New York Paris and Rome.
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Arthur G. Shera
Dax
ostreet and
Fifth avenue
New York
Snereid
Nola Moore
ued Arts
New Pans
Rome
Control of B. R. and P. B. and C. urged in Pittsburgh plan
A proposal to control the Baltimore and Ohio lines by the Interstate Commerce Commission was pushed today in Rochester Rochester. The railroad merger plan involved the Baltimore and Ohio and was linked with a possible coal route via Buffalo and Baltimore.
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Butsle
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Oho
Baffato
Two Die After Baltimore Fireworks Display
Baltimore reports two men died following last night’s fireworks display crowds at Fort Avenue crossing B and O tracks. One man fell through a viaduct hole, suffering a fractured skull. another man, treated for injuries, later died from a skull fracture.
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Baltimore
Thomas e
Viare Fort Avenue
Julius Schall
iday
Cus
Fake stock sale lands two men in federal prison
New York AP reports the first conviction in the United States against fake stock sales and financial back hops. Charles F. Rideal, 75, and Richard W. Wooehall, 65, both English, were found guilty of using the mails to defraud in the sale of Universal Durity stock. Judge R F Ervin sentenced Rideal to four years and Wooethall to one year and a day in Atlanta federal prison.
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New York
United States
Charles F. Rideal
Richard W. Wooehall
Universal Durity
R. F. Ervin
Ridceal
Woothall
Atlanta
Hope Abandoned For Ship And Its Crew Of 28 Men
Hope faded for the andaste missing crew after a three day search. Coastguardsmen reported no sightings of the gravel vessel or its crew of 28 aboard in Lake Michigan near Grand Haven Michigan. A Chicago AP dispatch notes neither the lake nor the shore yielded any clue to the fate of the ship.
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Chicago
Grand Haven
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Sidewalk Geinz Laid of a ronereh completed before Fair
A local project advances with sidewalks laid in time to finish ahead of the upcoming fair. Workers and officials conveyed progress, noting completion ahead of schedule and setting a date for final inspections and opening of the public walkway.
Encagement Announced. JHO Bussers.
A local notice reports an executive appointment involving JHO Bussers and FL Bourm with details indicating their roles and immediate actions. The item outlines the announcement and expected impact.
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JHO Bussers
Fragmentary OCR Snippet Reflects Confused Dialogue
Readable text shows a clipped exchange with phrases like stuck and business is business, mentioning a Jewish lad and Moses. Names, places, and clear events are not discernible, leaving ambiguous dialogue and garbled OCR.
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prest
Moses
Barber Arrives as Kenny Is Trimmed in London
London reports the York barber of Willam F. Kenny arriving aboard the Leviathan and granted landing permission to England with conditions to return to New York next Tuesday. The piece also notes state motor vehicle fines and license actions in Frederick, including revocations for John W. Johnson and J. H. Ganley, with penalties ranging up to $200 for liquor and reckless driving.
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London
York
Willam F. Kenny
Southampton
England
Lousco
Kenny
Europe
Louis
New York
Searly
nan- Frederick
John W. Johnson
ice street
Federick
Herbert Burdette
Mr. Airy
J. H. Ganley
Monrovia
Samuel B. Murphy
South Alarket street
Frederick
John Crampton
L. Fowler
yeonie
J. H. Ganles
es Ho Jackson
Thurbie
Mackenzie
Crossman
Nettle
Nathan
boulevard Place
Harry
Active issues hit new lows as market slumps in midday trading
New York traders faced renewed selling pressure as active stocks drifted to fresh lows amid a broad market slide. The Dow moved down several points with tech equipment shares among the hardest hit, while some relief came midday from a 7 percent drop in an unnamed sector, leaving investors wary of further declines.
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New York
iss
tech
cenartmens
Slot Machine Conflict Cited in New Murder Case
New York report notes a slot machine dispute cited as the motive in a murder case. Details are fragmentary with references to Track Too Fast and Brunswick ordinance passage and scattered names. The readable text implies municipal concerns and local political context surrounding the incident.
Court News Equity Cases
Equity cases list terse actions including transfers and deeds among named parties and amounts. The note references Eugene Freenerty deeded property to Beleng e and a separate transfer involving Edgar Z with monetary figures.
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Belenge
Del al
Edgar Z
Barn Fire Damages Farm. Tractor Believed Cause
A barn fire on a farm destroyed part of the structure on Thursday with damage around $7,000. The caretaker reported the blaze originated when a tractor apparently opened the barn door or caused fuel exposure. Fire units responded but could not save the building. Local authorities will investigate the exact cause.
Negro soap box orator mobbed in New York riot
A Negro communist speaker on the Palestine question was mobbed in Brownsville, New York, by an angry crowd of about 2,000 with Jewish residents nearby. He was dragged from the soap box, saved by police, and two men fled. twelve youths were arrested as police and firemen restored order amid renewed riots in the garment district with overhanging crowds and cratering soap box harangues.
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New York
Brownsvile
Brocklym
Pos Hee
poe Hee
Harrell Willams
Palestine
Willams
rea
bluecoats
garment district
34th street
Tth
8th avenues
Peoples Finance Company organized in Frederick
A new finance corporation named the Peoples Finance Company has been formed with local directors and will open within weeks. Charter approved August 16. Directors include Biarkell H. Nelson Sherman P. Boxers Dr B Thomas J J Schmidt and D Murray Stauffer. Office at 15 Court Street. Capital stock 2000 shares at 2 dollars each. Debentures and stock offerings planned. The firm will engage in bonding financing and trade in stocks and bonds.
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Peoples’ Finance Company
fhe
Frederick
State Tax Commission
Biarkell H. Nelson
Sherman P. Boxers
B . Thomas
J J. Schmidt
D. Murray Stauffer
Alt
Nelson
Court street
Weather whispers of autumn’s approach in warm humidity
Fragmentary notes describe warm humid days signaling September’s arrival. The text flits between garbled phrases and stray words like imdurcate and suchen mas of yore, leaving unclear events or names but hinting at seasonal change.
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OLD FOLKS’ SERVICE
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LEADERSHIP TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
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Merryland Tract Women’s Club
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singing “America
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south Foreland
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Gemoan
Arthur Henderson
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BARBER
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Brunswick
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PEOPLE'S FINANCE
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