College Students Missing After Distress Calls From Ship
Two St. John's College students from Annapolis are missing after the steamer David C. Reid sent frantic distress calls during a hurricane on October 14. George De Zavala of Washington and George Watson of Arlington were returning from a world trip aboard the ship with crew members. The De Lillian traced the distress position but found no sign of the Reid or wreckage after a 24 hour search.
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Handley Not a Communicant of Any Denomination
Editor The Star. A letter from Scranton editor Mark K. Edgar dated September 24 1928 states Judge Handley was never a church communicant in Scranton. He left 75000 to two Catholic institutions not from church affiliation but to aid charities efficiently under different control. The note is cited by H M Sartelle Winchester Va October 22 1928.
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