W N Williams Heads Grand Jury In Dorchester County
The Dorchester Circuit Court opened with Judge I Langton Insley and Judge James Crockett presiding. The grand jury was drawn and charged on defalcation of public officials narcotics sales and abortion laws, with no current violations noted. Foreman W N Williams led the grand jury. a list of 21 jurors and 24 petit jurors followed.
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Circuit Court
Dorchester County
I. Langton Insley
James 3. Crockett
Insley
Cambridge
W. Nicholas Williams
George L. Carroll
Furman B. Clifton, Sr
Oscar T. Keene
John West Johnson
Rollins Todd
Burk Hayward
Richard L. Linthicum
Joseph W.swilley
Ivy R. Todd, Jr
Leon L. Lankford
Hubert Wright
John L. Moore
Harold Delaha
John R. Jester
Elwood R. Davenport
Charles W. Pattison
Jesse Ellis
Gorman Manning
Benjamin E. Robbin
J. Dorsey Johnson
Robin M. Kirwan
Benjamin McAllister
Guy R. Bradshaw
M. Warren Hooper
Walter Wingate
Burgie BR. Todd
Lasbury T. Parks
Nelson McMahon
Dwight L. Moore
John Matthew
Herman A. Rue
Winfield M. LeCompte
Patriotism and health tips warn against risky habits
A public health message frames fitness as a civic duty and urges following medical guidance to stay well. It emphasizes avoiding warned against activities and choosing actions that promote strength and resilience for national well being.
Eat To Live outlines food selection for better living
Clarible Welsh of the University of Maryland promotes simple food selection principles in a brochure titled Eat To Live. She argues real living comes from daily energy, health, and enthusiasm, achievable through proper energy protein mineral and vitamin needs and by choosing appropriate foods for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarible
Welsh
Department of Foods and Nutrition
College of Home Economics
University of Maryland
Alumni Banquet at Cambridge High School May 14
Cambridge High School Alumni Association plans its annual banquet in the high school cafeteria on May 14. The event will spotlight classes ending in twos and honor a reunion theme with emphasis on alumni activities.
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Cambridge High School Alumni Association
Alumni plan fundraising dinner for seniors by class
Mrs. Leon Spicer as Alumni president appoints class chairmen to sell tickets priced 75 cents for each class and collect 25 cents from every graduate of that year. Extra quarter funds entertainments for seniors. dinner will be in the cafeteria with music by the High School Orchestra.
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Leon Spicer
Gardeners Urged Not to Plant Home Grown Beans
Mary land bean growers and victory garden owners are advised not to use home grown beans for seed due to bacterial blight and anthracnose. University of Maryland Extension Service specialist C B Cox warns grocery store beans may carry both diseases. Use Western grown seed from a reliable dealer despite higher cost.
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Victory Gardens
Dorchester Liquor Board Hears License Complaint
The Dorchester County Liquor Board met Tuesday afternoon to hear complaints against renewing Clarence Stein’s beer license at Golden Hill. Members present included Jacob Robbins president James B Andrews Marcie Bloodsworth J Gorman Hill attorney and J Otis McAllister secretary. Mrs Preston Mills and Mrs Goldsborough Goatee filed the complaints. The board withheld decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Board of
Dorchester County
Clarence Stein
Golden Hill
Jacob Robbins
James B. Andrews
Marcie Bloodsworth
J. Gorman Hill
J. Otis McAllister
Preston Mills
Goldsborough
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Henry Fonda
Warner ‘Bros
Christian Science Monitor
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Christian Science Publishing Society
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Boston
Massachusetts
the Monitor
Christian Science Reading Room
Harrison Street
Easton, Md
National Brewing Co
Baltimore
Nehi Bottling Company
Salisbury
Maryland
Bailey Goss
WBAL
Tio
Tribune
Cambridge Tribune
Vimpep
Phillips Oil Company
Oldsmobile
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Tooxuwne
Rastinee
Burt
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America
General Motors
J. W. Hallowell & Son
Cambridge, Md
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