Caroline Boy Tops State Record At Chestertown Meet
More than 1,000 boys and girls from nine counties competed at the Eastern Shore track and field championships in Chestertown. The meet featured a dead heat for first in the 115-pound 140-yard relay between Chestertown elementary and Caroline county high schools, with multiple events setting new records and divisions for different classes across sprints relays medleys and field events.
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Caroline county
Washington College
L. Clayton
Cecil
B Hopkins
Talbot
Charles Crowding
Kent
M. Schleeah
Caroline
E. Townsend
Wicomton
Robert Eby
Somerset
Robert Towers
Dorchester
William Gardner
Queen Anme’s
G. Brown
Corchester
C. Liesd
Cecily
Smith
W. Hall
Wicomico
Queen Anne’s
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W. Joiner
A. Huntchison
Gordon
D. I. Powell
Albert Mason
Princess Anne
Clarence Homber
Elkton
Lee Jenkins
Cambridge
Sidney Peters
John Russell
Douglas Broadsworth
Easton
T. Townsend
Salisbury
R. Jones
Euston
J. Hughes
Denton
C. Jones
J. Elliot
S. London
Clipfield
Francis Hughes
St. Michaels
Thomas Flowers
Hoopers Islands
Shaleron
Rock Hall
Edgar Bailey
Cecillon
Paul Kirk
Chesapeake City
James Dulin
Jesse Phoebus
Leslie Cole
Preston
L. Towers
Raymond Stuart
Rising Sun
Bob North
Cam
OConor Signs New Trial Magistrates System Bill
Governor O Conor signs a measure creating a statewide Trial Magistrates System in 23 Maryland counties effective June 1. The act replaces the old fee system with salaries, provides 75 trial magistrates, details transfer of papers, and allows suspension of sentences at trial in civil and criminal matters.
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Conor
Herbert R. O'Conor
O’Conor
Baltimore County
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Cecil
Denton to Play Goldsboro CCC on Decoration Day
The Denton Armory celebration features a home game Tuesday at 2 p.m. against Goldsboro CCC, a strong foe, with Denton aiming to continue its rise after recent wins. Also notes on Mar Del League results and player movements across clubs.
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Goldsboro CCC
arthoat Warrington
Willey
Chireh Shil
Federalsbung
Clendaniel
Sun
Clendanict
Federalsburg
Harrington
Ryan
t Denton
Denton Armory
Powell
Church Gill
Harrington Club
Phoamer
Delaware club
L. Moore
Church Hill
Short
Phimmer
colime
Mitchells Goldsboro Club
Hester
Ravenstown
Queenstown boys
Shortail
Carter
Sneed
Tucker
Greensboro
Church Hill t
T. Bilbrough
Wes Roe
Church
Snowberger
Jones
Daley
Marty
Federansburg
W. Palmer
Harthy
Vodearha
Haubert
twirler
Harty
Devil
Wood
Graham
Hurley
G. Palmer
Moran
Hardy
Hackenberg
Alan Bennington
Eddie Graham
Hinthy
Maryland Enacts White Cane Law Across State
Maryland becomes the fifth state to enact a white cane law. Senate bill 100, signed by Governor O Conor, requires motorists to stop for a blind pedestrian with a white cane at all street and highway crossings, with a $100 misdemeanor fine for violators. The Blind Brotherhood of Maryland advocates public education to support the law.
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O'Conor
Maryland
The
Blind Brotherhood of Maryland, Inc
Ward Forms Central Committee To Lead Campaign In Caroline
State Senator David J. Ward names the Democratic State Central Committee of Caroline County to direct campaign activities for the June 6 election. The panel includes Elmer T. Orme as chairman and six others, with a political agent appointed to authorize advertisements. Ward notes the committee represents the county and will be joined by a general precinct organization. Ward visits Eastern Shore counties as local offices fill with supporters.
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David J. Ward
Democratic State Central Committee
Caroline County
T. Alan Goldsborough
Democratic State Central
Elmer T. Orme
Mre
Clara W. Whitby
J. DeWeese Carter
George W. Beck
Linwood Jarrell
AUlilon TL. Covey
Senator Ward
Baltimore
L. Atwood Bennett
Salisbury
Ward
Wicomico
E. Paul Knotts
Denton
armory
Rotary Club
James A. Wise
Wilwer Fell Davis
J. Owen Knotts
Medical Society Elects Deputies for Post Mortem Examiners Commission
The Caroline County Medical Society met in Denton on May 18 to elect two members for the Post Mortem Examiners Commission with one named as Deputy Medical Examiner after June 1. Dr. Frederick N. Nichols and Dr. Dawson O. George of Denton were proposed. Those present included Nichols, George, Stonesifer, Fifer, E. Paul Knotts, and Waters. The group then traveled to Easton to join Talbot County Medical Society and hear Dr Ward discuss cancer diagnosis and treatment.
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Caroline County Medical Society
Denton
Caroline County
Frederick N. Nichols
Dawson O. George
Nichols
George
Stonesifer
Fifer
E. Paul Knotts
Waters
Easton
Talbot County Medical Society
Ward
Baltimore
Courage and Perseverance Quote Talisman for Difficulties
A short aphorism by John Q. Adams highlights courage and perseverance as a magical talisman that makes difficulties vanish and obstacles disappear. The quote emphasizes steadfast resolve over immediate effect.
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John Q. Adams
Denton Armory to Host Memorial Day Dedication Ceremony
The Caroline County Armory in Denton will be dedicated on Memorial Day May 30 with ceremonies led by Governor Herbert R. O'Conor and Adjutant General Milton Reckord. A 2 p.m. baseball game, a 4 p.m. parade, and a 4:30 dedication follow a full day of events including a Rotary dinner and a 9:15 p.m. reception and dance led by the governor.
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L. E. Wimbrow
Violet Gibson
Grace Methodist Church
J. Owen Knotts
Herbert Richardson
N. A. Leese
America
Harry C. Butler
Clarence H. Roe
Caroline Council
No. 175
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William Scotton
Carl Collison
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Queenstown
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Neal
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Tucker
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Sneed
Andrews
Manns
Chance
Anderson
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Smith
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i Green
JO'Donnell
Hugden
Janings
Tueker
Shortail
Allen
Tucker doin
Shortall doin
Davis
Henderson
Ramsburg
Caroline County
Masonic Trail
Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland
Milton A. Reckord
E. Paul Knotts
Armory board
Goldsboro
Market street
5th
Randolph
4th
Armory
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O’Conor
Reckord
Federalsburg Volunteer Fire Company
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Preston
Ridgely
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104th Quartermaster Regiment
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Caroline
Denton Rotary Club
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