Cambridge V J Day Parade Draws 50000 Plus Notables
Cambridge prepares for a V J Day parade on August 14 with an estimated 50 000 spectators. Notable guests include Congressman Edward T Miller and former Senator George L Radcliffe and a large roster of military and civic leaders. A week of carnival events leads to a 6 PM parade followed by a drum corps exhibition and aerial revue. Cash prizes nearing $4000 reward participants.
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Cambridge
Edward T. Miller
George L. Radcliffe
U. S
Maryland
A. C. Wedemeyer
War Department
Washington
D. C
E. B. Gregory
Robert B. McClure
2nd Army
George J
Baltimore
Cambridge Ball Park
ball park
New York
Jean Gros
Voss Family Reunion at Garland Lake Delights 54 Guests
A Voss family reunion at Garland Lake near Burrsville Maryland gathered fifty four descendants of James Voss and Josephine Currey Voss. Dr Norwood Voss was elected president with Mrs Roberta Wyatt as secretary. The event featured a picnic lunch and plans for an annual gathering.
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Voss
Garland Lake
James Voss
Josephine Currey Voss
Kent county
Delaware
Burrsville
Norwood Voss
Wilmington
Del
Denton
Roberta Wyatt
James Parris
Marjorie Parris
Joseph Frederick
Edna Frederick
Philadelphia
Silas Layton
Julia Layton
Dover
Carlton Layton
Mildred Layton
Beulah Layton
Kenneth Layton
Willard Layton
Paul Layton
Theodore Layton
Beatrice Layton
Bruce Layton
Farmington
Ida Harmoning
Tillie Scott
Harvey Scott
Josephine Sullivan
Welton Sullivan
Harrington
Ira Dill
Bessie Dill
Nedewi Pohl
Robert Pohl
Westtown
Aldred Dill
Ruth Dill
Barbara Dill
Roberta Dill
Falls Church
Lee Wyatt
Evelyn Stevenson
Charles Stevenson
Ridgely
Robert W. Sapp
Alice Sapp
Jean Sapp
Doris Sapp
New Castle
Barbara Voss
Kathryn Voss
Malora Voss
Martin Voss
Mildred Voss
Annie Voss
Bertha Dean
Raymond Dean
Judge Goldsborough Takes The Stand
Collier's sketch of Judge Goldsborough a federal jurist whose rulings shaped mine workers law and civil liberties alike. The piece details his clashes with John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers, including contempt rulings, Taft Hartley act applications, and a notable pension ruling. It frames his career as a mix of dramatic courtroom theatrics and principled independence.
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District of Columbia
Congress
Alan
Goldsborough
United States
Supreme Court
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Tom Clark
Justice Department
Gerhart Eisler
Mr. Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
John Rankin
House of Representatives
OWI
Elmer Davis
Lewis
Washington
UMW
United Mine
Judge Goldsborough
Welly Hopkins
union
Langan
Joan Langan
California
Maryland
Joan
court of appeals
King Solomon
municipality of
Long Elected Post Commander for 1948-49 at American Legion
Caroline Post No. 29 elected officers for 1948-49 on August 5. T. Clayton Long was named Commander with A R Orme and H J Hubbard as vice commanders and M H Smith as Adjutant. Re-elected leaders include Orme Smith Yeates McNeal Knotts. The post will meet in the new Top Hat building before possession in January and plans an active membership drive.
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Caroline Post No
American Legion
T. Clayton Long
A. R. Orme
H. J. Hubbard
M. H. Smith
E. P. Knotts
F. A. Yeates
Paul J. Oros
Paul Thawley
Gilbert Lages
Lewis McNeal
Leonard Van Schaik
Annual Guernsey Breeders Field Day at Pioneer Point Farms
The Guernsey breeders of Kent, Caroline, Talbot and Queen Annes counties plan a Field Day at Pioneer Point Farms horse barn on Wednesday August 25 with judging at 1030 a m E S T C E Woodward manager of Pioneer Point as show chairman. More than 100 Guernseys are expected from the region and a calf class showcased by 4 H Club members will be a highlight. The event invites all to attend and watch for further notices.
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Kent
Caroline
Talbot
Queen Anne’s
Pioneer Point Farms
E. S. T. C. E. Woodward
Pioneer Point
Woodward
Guernsey
Wright Reunion Held At Choptank
The John Riley Wright and Ann Kimmey Wright descendants held a reunion at Estelle Wrights home in Choptank Maryland on Sunday August 1. Officers elected for the next year include Chairman Estelle Wright Vice-Chairman Wilbur Jump Secretary Myrtle E Messick. Ralph Wright recorded the event and Leon Wright showed moving pictures of the Apple Blossom Festival. A buffet luncheon was served.
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John Riley Wright
Ann Kimmey Wright
Estelle Wright
Choptank
Maryland
Nellie Wright Jump
Houston
Delaware
A. Rache Messick
Margaret Wright Messick
Philip Wright
Walter M. Wright
Wilbur Jump
Myrtle E. Messick
Federalsburg
Ralph Wright
Villas
N. J
Leon Wright
Winchester
Funeral for Richard Baker Held at Den ton Cemetery
Richard Baker 79 farmer died at home near Denton and was buried in Den ton cemetery after funeral services at J. Virgil Moore and Son Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Faulkner of Tuckahoe. Survived by wife Virgie and two sons Joseph and James. brothers John, Robert, and Bates.
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Richard Baker
Denton
J. Virgil Moore and Son
Faulkner
Tuckahoe
Baker
James
Sarah Baker
Caroline county
Virgie Baker
Joseph Baker
James Baker
John Baker
Centreville
Robert Baker
Newark
Delaware
Bates Baker
Georgetown
Del
Caroline County Names School Staff For 1948 49
Caroline County announced by Superintendent W Stewart Fitzgerald the teaching staff for 1948 49 across Caroline High and Elementary Denton Greensboro Preston Federalsburg Hillsboro Ridgely Henderson Goldsboro and other schools. Principals include T Conover Crouse and G B Hastings. staff includes Ellen B Nichols Ruth Thompson Edwards Roxanna Detwiler Mildred Gale Elizabeth M Somers Maud T Hummer and Louise D Scotton.
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Caroline county
W. Stewart Fitzgerald
Caroline High
T. Conover Crouse
Ellen B. Nichols
Helen R. Hughes
Betty S. Orme
Kathryn F. Higgins
May F. Smith
Marion V. Maddox
Marguerite A. Soucy
Naomi Mason
Elwanda C. Welch
Elizabeth G. Rugh
Preston
Richard W. Hall
Mary T. Elzey
Annalee Messick
Elva R. Butler
Sarah Margaret Jackson
Viola R. Collins
William D. McKinley
Mary T. Hynson
Elizabeth W. Worme
Mary L. Campbell
Josephine Callahan
May W. Bradley
Federalsburg
Francis L. Holsinger
Mary E. Kemp
Nicola Grady
Hazel Irene Wakeland
Mildred Bittinger
Antionette Severini
Wanda Lee Lewor
Ruth Ann Nichols Mink
Walter F. Ray
Martin L. Stapleton
Erma C. Huff
Alice H. Bailey
Rebecca W. Goslin
Ruth V. Brown
Anna R. Glenn
Susan Q. Griffith
Ruth M. Travers
Cornelia L. Cannon
Elizabeth Bullock
Mildred Morris
Hillsboro
Grate H. Bowman
Ridgely
Dorsey Donoho
Blanche Donoho
Virginia Hughes
Geraldine Mayle
Glen
P. Davis
Robert Mitchell
Irma G. Nichols
Bernice Lawless
Amanda Fisher
Greensboro Park Dedication Draws Denton Visit
Greens boro Baseball Club plans a Sunday dedication of its new park just before the game with visiting Denton. Camden-Wyoming edged Denton 2 1 at Schaub Park as McGillen and Hughes matched up until C W pulled ahead in the second. Rock Hall routed Houston 9 2 while Greensboro beat Hartly 4 0 and Chestertown defeated Felton 9 0.
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Camden-Wyoming
Denton
Rock Hall
Houston
Hardy
Greensboro
Chestertown
Felton
D.S.T. a
Greensboro Baseball Club
Stan Mickell
Cy Cole
Schaub Park
Jack McGillen
Harry Hughes
Hughes
McGillen
C-W
Carroll
Mort Quillen
Hartly
Laws
Tom Smith
Griffith
Jim Reed
Jim
Bob Lord
Blood and thunder
Maryland
Delaware
Kent county
Ceasar Rodney High
Pet
Shore 4-H Girls Win Share of Cooking Prizes at College Park
More than 1,000 farm youngsters gathered at the University of Maryland for 4-H Club Think week closing events. Eastern Shore girls won multiple cooking and canning prizes, with Jane McCauley of Hagerstown taking the top prize for a home-made chiffon evening gown made from $15.15 in a state-wide contest.
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Eastern Shore
College Park
University of Maryland
Jane McCauley
Hagerstown
Massey
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