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September 9, 1920
Evening Capital And Maryland Gazette
Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, Maryland
What is this article about?
Joseph Farrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell from Spa Creek, Eastport, and brother of Assistant Professor William E. Farrell at the Naval Academy, is admitted as a fourth-class midshipman after passing examinations. He attended Annapolis High School and a local preparatory school.
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NEW FOURTH CLASS MIDDY FROM THIS CITY
One of the recent admissions to the Naval Academy as midshipman of the Fourth Class, who having successfully passed his examinations has been "sworn in," is Joseph Farrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell, of Spa Creek, Eastport, and brother of Assistant Professor William E. Farrell, of the Mechanical Engineering Department, Naval Academy, who was a former midshipman.
Young Farrell was a student of the Annapolis High School before entering one of the local preparatory schools for the Naval Academy.
One of the recent admissions to the Naval Academy as midshipman of the Fourth Class, who having successfully passed his examinations has been "sworn in," is Joseph Farrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell, of Spa Creek, Eastport, and brother of Assistant Professor William E. Farrell, of the Mechanical Engineering Department, Naval Academy, who was a former midshipman.
Young Farrell was a student of the Annapolis High School before entering one of the local preparatory schools for the Naval Academy.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
Family
What keywords are associated?
Naval Academy
Midshipman
Joseph Farrell
Admission
Annapolis High School
Preparatory School
What entities or persons were involved?
Joseph Farrell
Mr. And Mrs. Farrell
William E. Farrell
Where did it happen?
Naval Academy, Annapolis; Spa Creek, Eastport
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Key Persons
Joseph Farrell
Mr. And Mrs. Farrell
William E. Farrell
Location
Naval Academy, Annapolis; Spa Creek, Eastport
Story Details
Joseph Farrell successfully passes examinations and is sworn in as a fourth-class midshipman at the Naval Academy, following his brother William E. Farrell's path; he studied at Annapolis High School and a local preparatory school.