Notes From Congress Deliberates on Anti Communist Measures
Discussion in Congress centers on anti Communist legislation with Taft and McCarran pushing for registration of all Communists and fronts. Hoover warns of spies while public opinion presses for action. Marsland Night at Rock Creek Park celebrates the District of Columbia’s 150th anniversary with Governor Lane highlighting Maryland’s contributions.
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Congress
Truman
Senate
Taft
McCarran
Judiciary Committee
Senator McCarran
Communist Party
F.B.I
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Rock Creek Park
Governor Lane
Maryland
District of Columbia
Henderson Visitors and picnic events in coastal towns
Mr and Mrs J Omer Jones visited Wilmington for a day. Joyce Clark and Niles of near Marshallton visited grandmother Mrs Wm Clark. T A Montague family stayed with Wm A Palmer and son Donnie, with a Sunday Ocean City trip. Williamson and Jay of Greensboro weekends with Wallace Jones. Greensboro guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols Mrs Stanley Dean and son Lee with Wm Phillips. Sewing Circle picnic at Tolchester Beach. Dora B Melvin and daughter Catherine with Alice Bennett near Dover. Carroll Houseal on week vacation in Sparrow’s Point. Bonnie Lou Shelton of Sadlersville with grandmother Dora B Melvin. Latex Picnic at Tolchester Beach attracted many locals. Michael Dobraski of near Harrington visited Earl Thompson for several days. Joyce Porter and daughter visited her parents Mr and Mrs J Nelson at Rock Hall.
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J. Omer Jones
Wilmington
Joyce Lee Clark
Niles
Marshallton
Wm. Clark
T. A. Montague
Wm. A. Palmer
Donnie
Ocean City
J. Williamson
Jay
Greensboro
Wallace Jones
Charles Nichols
Stanley Dean
Lee
Wm. Phillips
Tolchester Beach
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine
Alice Bennett
Dover
Carroll Houseal
Sparrow’s Point
Bonnie Lou Shelton
Sadlersville
Michael Dobraski
Near Harrington
Earl Thompson
Mundorf Claims Checkerboard Flag In Georgetown Race
Dick Mundorf wins a 3 lap thriller at Georgetown to edge Bob Tice and Care Williams. The 20 lap feature sees Mundorf hold first with Williams second and Bill Scott third as other contenders retire or incur troubles. Johnny Stoltzfus breaks a spring, Tice spins but avoids a stoppage, while Ellingsworth and Martin retire with mechanicals.
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Williams
Storm
Melvin Joseph
Dick Mundorf
Delaware
Bob Tice
Ford
Mundorf
Care Williams
Bill Scott
John Mundorf
Bill Raughley
Johnny Stoltzfus
Johnny Martin
Norwood Ellingsworth
Mundorf clocked 1 mile in 10 minutes 4 seconds
Dick Mundorf completed the first mile in 10 minutes 4 seconds as he felt the packed track’s rough surface slow him slightly.
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Dick Mundorf
Local Social News From Hobbs Area Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Butler hosted a Greensboro dinner with guests Mrs. Richard Lister Mrs. Wm Woodward Mrs. Edna Gray Mrs. Dr Bash and daughter Sally. Mr and Mrs Samuel Elswanger visited Alt and Mrs Lester Smith. Lewis Davis and Mrs Sarah Oavis attended the funeral of Mrs T B Frazier. Butler and children Kenneth Ellen and Ann visited Johnny Hendricks near Burrsville. Rev T J Turkington and others called on Mrs B B Allen. L H Thomas and grandson Bernard H Thomas were also noted.
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Elmer Butler
Richard Lister
Wm. Woodward
Edna Gray
Dr. Bash
Sally
Greensboro
Samuel Elswanger
Alt
Alrs
Lester Smith
Lewis Davis
Sarah Oavis
T. B. Frazier
Kenneth
Ellen
Ann
Johnny Hendricks
Burrsville
B. B. Allen
T. J. Turkington
Blanche
Edna Hobbs
Paul Croll
L. H. Thomas
Bernard H. Thomas
Local Social Roundup From Easton And Nearby Friends
Last Sunday evening guests of Easton relatives. A series of visits last Tuesday included Air. and Airs Marvin Butler Jackie and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Butler. Ohio trips to Oxford Pa and Niagara Falls feature among gatherings. Funeral services for Mrs. T. B. Frazier were held at Moore Funeral Home in Denton Friday afternoon.
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Easton
Air
Marvin Butler
Jackie
Lewis Butler
B. B. Allen
Louise Gray
Cleveland Henry
Matt Lawless
Jack Adams
Virginia Rasch
Liden Adams
Pennsylvania
Niagara Falls
Salisbury
Tommy Clopper
D. E. Wood
J. R. Ricards
B. LB. Allen
Heleman Family Spends Sunday at Rehoboth Beach
SMITHVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heleman and daughter Jo Anne spent Sunday at Rehoboth Beach in Delaware.
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Harry Heleman
Jo Anne
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
Deaths Continued: T. Skinner and Eugene Skinner
The obituary notes T Skinner of Queen Anne and Eugene Skinner of Elsmere with a sister Annie Fairbanks of Easton and 13 grandchildren. Funeral held at Barton Brothers Funeral Home Centreville on August 12 at 2 PM led by Rev C W Spry retired Hillsboro Queen Anne Methodist pastor. Pallbearers were six nephews: Franklin Benson Avery Poole David Skinner Leon Stack William Skinner and James Stack. Interment at Chesterfield Cemetery Centreville.
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T. Skinner
Queen Anne
Eugene Skinner
Elsmere
Annie Fairbanks
Easton
Barton Brothers Funeral Home
Centreville
C. W. Spry
Hillsboro - Queen Anne Methodist Church
Franklin Benson
Philadelphia
Avery Poole
David Skinner
Leon Stack
Sadlersville
William M. Skinner
James Stack
Ridgely
Chesterfield Cemetery
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Henderson
Medford Porter
Joyce
J Nelson
Rock Hall
Ernest Cooper
Moore
Denton, Maryland
W. T. Lockerman
Denton
Georgetown
T. A. Tobin
Easton, Md
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Hobbs
Storkland
Loeckerman St
Dover, del
Kenneth Ramsburg
Boonsboro
Ramsburg
Hugh J. Monaghan
United States Senate
Tydings
A. E. Jacks
Treas
Norfolk, VA
Baltimore-Washington
Rehoboth Beach
Eastern
Ghors Transit de
See
Smithville
Philco
Gale Electric Company
Tle Lumber Co
Wood
G. Emory Gottwall
CMON
WBOC
Cambridge
Admission
Tax Inc
de Peel
Eno
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
COSMO
Chesapeake Bay
Shedeke
Jens
TU iDeily
Meeas
Fenny Postal
Portland Cement Association
Walnut St
R.R. No
Federalsburg, Maryland
Federalsburg
Rebe Lawrence Nichols
Linnie Gambrill
Odd Fellows
Federal Theatre
Profit
Newspape
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