Hood College Opens 41st Year With Formal Evening
Hood College marks its 41st opening in Brodbeck Hall at 7 30 tonight with Rev Dr Sahr delivering the address. President Apple introduces events, students enroll, and an organ program precedes the academic procession and hymn. A reception follows for students and sponsors as the college begins its new semester.
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Henry T. Wade
Apple
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Ayer
William Royal
First Baptist
Tureh
God
Mery E. Payne
Tere
Kleffer
Hood College
Stahr
Card of
Christian Education
Sane
Merion
Uight
Fresidetti
Apie
Guiry
Ivata
Brodbeck Hall
Miriam Apple
Loviee R. Hesth
Philosophy
Psycholgy
Allege
Dorothy McIntyre
S-Operative Government Association
Reshman
Ade
Roosevelt approves expedition stamp design
President Roosevelt today approved the design for a stamp commemorating Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd's second Antarctic expedition. The announcement comes as the issue is set to release next week.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Weather summary for period with temperature and precipitation
Weather data shows no precipitation in the past 24 hours. September totals to date are 2.56 inches, versus 3.23 inches normal. September 1932 logged 2.97 inches. Yearly rainfall excess up to Sep 1 is 9.53 inches. Yesterday's high and last year’s high are not fully stated. Low temperatures and moon times are listed. Potomac and Monocacy streams show clearing conditions.
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At & m
Teday
San Sts
Potomac Eddy
Plans for currency reform and price fixing discussed in Washington
Confidential discussions in Washington weigh a commodity dollar to anchor the currency to a broad index of values including wheat and steel plus gold and silver. Expanding government price fixing is tied to currency reform with potential world implications. The president may act before Congress but no decisions are final.
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NRA
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Wiley Post injured in plane crash at Quincy airport
Famous flyer Wiley Post suffered severe injuries when his Winnie Mae craft crashed during takeoff at Quincy airport. He was rushed to hospital with a deep facial cut and shoulder injuries, not considered fatal, as doctors reported.
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Quincy
Wley Post
Winnie
Fost
Holter Slifer wedding in Middletown
Frances Suter and Amos A. Holter married Wednesday at the bride's parents home in Middletown. Rev John S Adat officiated as piano music and a yellow accent color theme accompanied the ceremony and reception. The couple will reside in an apartment on North Market Street after October 1.
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Frances Suter
Amos A. Holter
Middletown
Arba L. Slifer
John S. Adat
Christ Reformed Church, Middletown
Lenora Rudy
Holter
Cassel Music Club
Phodus
Albert E. Holter
Frederick County Bar Association
Mutual Insurance Company
North Market Street
Treason primary issue in Reichstag fire trial
In Leipzig Germany Sept 21 AP reports the Reichstag fire trial opened with treason as the main charge and incendiarism deemed secondary. The court highlighted attempts to overthrow the constitution and signaled a broad probe into communist activity with decapitation urged as a possible penalty. Defendants include Martnus Van der Lubbe 24 and Ernest Torgler 42 along with three Bulgarian refugees Blazoi Topeff and Wassil Taneff and George Dimitrofs.
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Leipsig
Germany
Reichstag
Supreme Court
Martnus van der
Lubbe
Ernest Torgler
Communist Party
George Dimitrofs Blazoi Topeff
Wassil Taneff
President Roosevelts Regimen Returns To Normal
President Roosevelt resumed his regular routine at the White House after recovering from a cold and mild fever that troubled him earlier in the week. In New York markets, security prices fell again on liquidation, with stocks and bonds dropping one to three points before support emerged. Hog cholera reports surface at farms near Frederica and Lents, investigated by Department of Agriculture inspector Mark Welsh.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
New York
Serling
Harry Jones
Frederica
Robert Calime
Lents
Mark Welsh
Department of Aphis
World Flight Pioneer Wiley Post Crashes on Takeoff
Wiley Post, famed for circling the globe in seven days, was severely injured when his plane the Winnie Mae crashed during takeoff at the Quincy Illinois airport. The accident halted maneuvers as emergency crews responded to the crash site and the missing details of injuries were not yet released.
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Wiley Post
Quincy, Ll
Circuit Court Trials Begin In Crum Versus Zimmerman Case
The September term opens before Chief Judge Hammond Umer with William Crum of Taneytown filing vs Ritchie Zimmerman of Creagerstown over a share farming dispute. Crum seeks 115 dollars for 1830 harvesting and plowing, with Crum receiving one fourth and Zimmerman three fourths. The hearing runs to October 3 ahead of criminal sessions. grand jury actions loom.
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Hammond Umer
William 8
Crum
Taneytown
Ritchie D. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Creagerstown
Zimmeerman
Annapolis Man Killed in Auto Crash Near Spa Road
John C. Simmons thirty six, sales manager of a local auto agency, was killed and Victor L. Stokes, U S Navy electrician's mate, injured when their car struck a telephone pole on Spa road near Annapolis. The pole broke and knocked out electric lights, meters, and telephones in the area as Magistrate Thomas G Basil investigates. Stokes said Simmons was driving at a good rate and failed to turn at the end of a concrete stretch.
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Annapolis
John c. Simmons
Victor L. Stokes
Spa Road
Thomas G. Basil
Stokes
Simmons
Next G A BR meeting to be in Rochester
St Paul Sept 21 AP Rochester NY was chosen 1934 encampment city by the Grand Army of the Republic at the last business session of its 87th annual meeting today.
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St. Paul
Rochester
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Hall
State Department
Cuba
United Fruit Company
Cabellag
Puerto Padre
Ahoto
Daughter of Kansas Governor in Kidnap Plot and Riot Gun Guards
Topeka dispatch reports a plot to seize Peggy Ann, 16, daughter of the Kansas governor, to press executive clemency for banished Bailey-Whibur Underhill gang members. Guards with riot guns guard the executive mansion after investigation confirms further threats. Other items note charges in the O Connell kidnapping case and arrests tied to a Manhattan bank robbery.
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Run
Peggy Ann
Harvey Bailey
Whibur Underall
Kansas Now- Centiary
Wille
Executive Mansion
Miss Landon
Bailey
Oklahoma City
Underhill
Kansas Penitentiary
Renaselaer
N. Y
Shank Holdin
Mount Kisco
O'Connell
O'Connells
Albany
Leonhard Scaranici
Anthony Reino
Charlies Herzog
Bronx
Bank of Manhattan Company
New York
Rensselaer
Philip Zeigter
Fred Pienrel
Bank of Manhattan
Eleanor Scaranici
Emma Reino
Anthony Remo
Giants Receive Welcome Home After Pennant Victory
In a drizzly reception at City Hall plaza New York the pennant winning Giants led by Bill Terry arrive two hours late from the Polo Grounds to cheers from about five thousand fans Mayor John O'Brien presides bands from the police and fire departments enliven the crowd The scene underscores the city celebration of the National League champions Regains consciousness reported for Royai Hin and aged 8 in Lynchburg Virginia after a fall near the Peoples National Bank Building earlier this month.
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New York
Bill Terry
John O'Brien
Giants
Polo Grounds
City Hall Plaza
Fall Signs Prevalent as Autumn Arrives Early in Hawkins
A weather column notes autumn breezes and fall markers in Hawkins with hints that equinox timing and seasonal changes are anticipated. It lists signs such as corn shocks, harvest activities, and school and fair preparations while reflecting on a lingering late summer heat of 99 degrees and a chilly morning at 59 degrees.
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Hawkins
Frederick
Atumn
White Rock
Jewish New Year observance resumes at state school
Services marking Rosh Hashanah began at sunset Wednesday with leadership by Lea Weinberg and Dr. Ignatius Bjorlee supervising at the Maryland state school. Enrollment resumes as pupils return, with 184 enrolled previous year and more expected as Jewish holidays slow registration.
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FMEA
Tun Kadds
Temple of
Jerusalem
Revue -Fodey
Maryland
Bchoe
Ignatius Bjorlee
Ina
Baltimore
Frances McAndrew
Glen~side
Philliadpna
Mary Emma Taylor
Talladega School
Darcy
Buillding
Berkeley Woolen Mills Strike Ended After Mediation
Martinaburg West Virginia September 21 AP Setlements of a strike at the Berkeley Woolen Mills were announced by mediator Lewis H Thompson former state senator and A R Emmert a businessman. Management agreed to recognize employees on September 28 under the Recovery Act.
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Martinaburg
Berkeley Woolen Mills
Tod Lewis H Thompson
R Emmert
Sam Tie Management
Open Civil War Report as U S Warships Move Near Havana
U S warships moved closer to Havana as Cuba turmoil escalates with revolts and regime preparations. President Grau declares stability while guards and troops bolster the presidential palace amid rumors of open conflict. Western nations monitor property losses and labor unrest along key Cuban facilities.
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Amarwan
Revoluts
United States
Sena
Gray Sen Mertin
Cuba
Grau
Agarmila
Planta
el] Mundo
Army Tanks to Be Sent Here for Battle at Frederick Fair
General Reckord announced Maryland National Guard units from Fort Meade will bring eleven tanks and 13 men to Frederick on October 11 to reenact the Battle of Cantile at the Frederick Fair Grounds. The event features tanks, an airplane, smoke effects, and a drum corps exhibition by Scott Key Post American Legion. Tickets fund staging costs with no general admission.
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Milton A. Reckord
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Fort George G. Meade
Battle of Cantile
Jrederic Fair Grounds
Scott Key Post
American Legion
Hagerstown
Polish entry declared winner of 1933 balloon race
Washington reports the Polish entry was declared the winner of the 1933 Gordon Bennett Trophy balloon race after calibration of graphs and landing certificates. The DU Be Nesvy balloon piloted by Lt Cmdr T G W Settle took second, and the Goodyear LX piloted by Ward Pem Ormas placed third.
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Washington
Anal Aeronautical Association
T. G. W. Settle
Ward T. Pem- Ormas
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