Hood College opens 42nd year under Dr Stahr
Hood College begins its 42nd year with activities led by Dr Henry J Stahr in the Administration Building. Enrollment appears on track with freshmen and returning students arriving. a faculty meeting and reception follow in the evening. Ongoing improvements include painting and repairs to several campus buildings.
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Origon
Hood Coffee
Henry I. Stahr
Fae
Ruth V. Pope
Westview Terrace
Dean Pope
Bradbeck Hall
Strawn Cottage
Westview Cottage
Weather Summary for September Precipitation and Sun Times
Weather today shows 4.31 inches of precipitation to September 1 with 2.84 inches this month. Temperatures are near normal, with sunset at 6.17 p.m. and sunrise at 3.54 a.m. Storm and river forecasts indicate typical early autumn patterns along the Potomac region.
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Potomac
Plane crash ends lieutenant Bear’s life on return flight
A plane piloted by Lieutenant H. Bear, based at Langley Field Virginia, crashed near Cleveland after a stop at Frederick Airport for a passenger cadet George R. Hargis. Bear died instantly while en route from Selfridge Field Michigan on a navigation training flight.
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Langley Field
Cleveland
Frederick
George R. Hargis
North Market Street
Hargis
Man Wounds Wife and Kills Self in Maryland Ambush
In Westminster Maryland on September 17 Theodore Blizzard seventy nine? no sixty nine shot at his wife Nellie Blizzard as she drove home and then killed himself. Mrs Blizzard and her son James were in the car. The gun belonged to Walter Blizzard a town officer in Sykesville. Coroner ruled death self inflicted. The couple had separated weeks earlier amid family troubles.
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Westminster
Eldersburg
Carroll County
Theodore Blizzard
Springfield State Hospital
Ray Yohn
Nellie Blizzard
Springfeld
James
Azeara
Blizzard
Benson
Heinlein Will Leaves 2600 To Calvary M E Church
The will of Mrs Ella L Heinlein probated in Orphans Court disposes an estate valued at 5 000 to 6 000. Bequests include 2600 to Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church and 500 to each of several relatives, with jewelry and other items to nieces and nephews. The document notes the trust from Edward H Heinlein reverts to his estate with named heirs. A prior executor and witnesses are listed along with a 1932 date.
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Orphans Court
Edward H. Heinlein
Mr. Heintzin
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Louisa A. Hoffman
Charles A. Hoffman
Tiffin
Ohio
Oliver PB
Dutros
Tisiz
Ie Hull
Frederick
Anna Belle Hull
Washington
Mamie Hull
County Ministers and Edison Sessions Reported
Freder County Ministerial Association opened its season with a meeting at the M. C. A. and luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Ninety four ministers and spouses attended as Rev. Ralph E. Hartman presided and Rev. William C. Royal spoke of a trip to New York and Boston while Rev. J. Fe led studies in Chicago. Public Service Commission opened a hearing in Baltimore to value Potomac Edison property and assess fairness of its rates, with Dr. PawnH testifying on 2310000 worth of property and noting locations in Frederick and Carroll counties.
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Freder County
William C. Royal
Cine Net
Reer
New York
Boston
Chicago
Metho Nopal
John
Adam
Middleton
Unison Theological
Courch
Taber
Middletown
Spo Af Union Theological Serminarcy
York
Metuid Heuugpana Ur. Guero
A. 5
Peeler
Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Potomac Edison Company
Harold B. West
Comomission
Bemeine
Port
Counter
Astor Bride Denies Marital Rift Amid Turmoil
The Astor third bride arrived in New York from Providence after reports of a quarrel with John Jacob Astor III. She denied any marital split, saying she would see Astor the next day as a public scene unfolded at Grand Central Station and in the capital.
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New York
John Jacop Astor
Neve York
Providence
R. I. Ars Arri
Grand Central Station
Quintuplets Reported on Path to Recovery
A brief update notes the quintuplets are believed to be improving after injuries. Details are scarce but two caregivers, Mr. Barnes and Mrs. Baur, are mentioned amid limited context.
Textile court head threatens to begin September term
The head of the circuit court and the foreman of the grand jury announced the September term will start today, prompting a complete tie up of operations as jurors assemble for opening session.
Judgesurner and Willard on Bench This Week
Judge Surner and Judge Willard are scheduled for new cases this week. The bench will hear a mix of civil and criminal matters, with docket details to be released by the court.
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Judgesurner and
Willard
Glenn
Werth
NRA Strike Tensions Rise as Martial Law Quells Pickets
Washington reports the labor dispute at hand grows as the strike spreads to textile mills. Governor Talmadge declares martial law in Georgia where local authorities fail to quell disturbances and arrests are made of pickets near Newnan. The NRA crisis echoes nationwide with calls for resignations and labor unrest intensifying ahead of AFL and other unions' meetings.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Newnan Carlier
Lindley Camp
Mindley Camp
Camp
Loy Clty
Newnan
Accident in Squirrel Hunt Leaves Man Shot Near Market
The report details a hunting accident near News Market where Bub Morgan, 24, was shot by Mahion Crum during a squirrel hunt. Morgan was struck as Crum fired unaware of his presence, with several locals present recounting the incident and efforts to aid him.
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Morgan
Mahion Crum
Frederick
Bre TT
Brandfeld
Pruicas Staley
G. Ross
William Tinton
Spevins
Local Driver Convicted of Drunken Driving Violations
Viled faced charges of operating vehicle while intoxicated recklessness and other offenses. Justice J Hollins presided as Middteraere Thoireday mn vna found him guilty and he was fined 5105 with costs and committed to dues.
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Flood Waters, Train Derailed in Frederick Area
Flood waters covered sections of Frederick and adjacent counties with washed-out roads and a derailed Western Maryland freight train. The Monocacy River rose after heavy rain, forcing detours, road closures, and multiple bridge passes while workers repaired tracks and traffic slowly resumed.
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Roe
Beliver
Tisstict
Thomas M
Brunswick Otis White
A. B. Smith
Frederick Junction
Couny
Henry R. Shotmaker
Killer Kamloski Escapes From Hampden County Jail Window
Alexander Kamloski of New Britain Conn escaped again from Hampden county jail while guarded. Sheriff David J Manning said an inside aid is likely as Kamloski slipped from a cell by a window after prisoners alerted guards. Kamloski awaited death sentence for jail guard slaying.
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Mass
Alexander Kamloski
New Britain
Conn
Hampden County
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Eel
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Kaminski
Manter
Balling &Sang
Escape Described By Burned Ship's Officer
New York September 17 AP A Morro Castle survivor testified before a federal inquiry that he escaped in lifeboat No 1 after the chief engineer ordered it lowered. The engineer claimed the captain ordered removal of the boat, and Abbott said fumes overwhelmed him as he reported the situation.
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New York
Morro Castle
Kot
Richard Kopf
Brooklyn
Kopf
Eben Anbot
Abbott
St Louis and Enos Continue Sagging
The New York securities market opened with gloom as stock and bond readings showed continued sagging tendencies. Leaders underperformed while several issues slid to new lows for the year, dampening investor enthusiasm despite a few shares bucking the trend.
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Securites
Ater Ung
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