Civinettes Hear M Nulty on Handicap Aid
Civinettes hear M Nulty on public cooperation to aid mentally retarded and physically handicapped through education and individual attention. He urged health, early intervention, and avoiding institutions, noting Baltimore training for teachers and mixed-dominance factors in retardation.
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Thomas Mc Nulty
Civitans
Civinettes
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Civitan Committee
McNulty
Baltimore
WWIN
Civitan Club
New York City
Baltimore City
McNally
Isaac Stevens
David Oland
Charles Harp
Raymond Bowers
Donald Rice
Charles Magaha
Clyde Roney
Roney
Clarence Cart
Reds No Worry In National League Picture
Cincinnati Reds face a crowded NL field with pitching strength only bright spot. Manager Luke Sewell reshapes infield by moving Grady Hatton to second and adding Andy Seminick behind the plate. Kilguszk iwski’s spring recovery and Sisler in outfield bolster hopes as Kiluszewski, Merriman and Edwards power the lineup while pitching trio Blackwell, Wehmeier and Raffensberger seek support from Perkowski.
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Wilmington
N. C
Ewell Blackwell
Herm Wehmeier
Ken Raffensberger
Cininnati Reds
Luke Sewell
Andy Seminick
Dick Sisler
Ted Kiluszewaski
Sisler
Hank Edwards
Sewell
Connie Ryan
Philadelphia
Seminick
Grady Hatton
Bobby Adams
Hatton
Kluszewski
Roy McMillan
Ben Chapman
Johnny Wyrostek
Joe Adcock
Lloyd Merriman
Wally Post
Buffalo
Bob Borkowski
Cub
Joe Ros
Dixie Howell
Blackwell
Wehmeer
Raffensberger
Harry Perkowski
Cumberland sues to halt state sewage plant order
Baltimore April 4 The City of Cumberland filed in Circuit Court to set aside a State Board of Health order for a sewage treatment plant. Judge Michael 3 Manley heard that Potomac River pollution has improved and health hazards no longer exist. Cost estimates rose from 1.5 million to at least 1.975 million, delaying bond issues due to incomplete plans. AMVETS updates include Frank L. Sharrar urging federal job access and promotion of the film Its A Great Country at the City Opera House April 23-24.
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Baltimore
Cumberland
State Board of Health
Michael 3. Manley
Potomac River
Savage River
Amvets
Frank L. Sharrar
Washington
Sharrar
Veterans’ Federal
U. S Civil Service Commission
John Staley
Frederick Amvets
City Opera House
Harold Culler
Maine Lobsters Feast At Strawn Cottage Meal
Hood College home economics students at Strawn Cottage in Hood County Mass cooked a Maine lobster feast. Patricia Hyatt of Stamford Conn led the week as cook and the group kept daily costs under 90 cents per person. Students rotate roles and demonstrate housekeeping tasks while learning practical skills. Divorces Granted by Equity Court Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer signed three decrees. Lonnie L Whitaker of this city awarded custody of three children with visitation rights for the complainant. Wife receives $30 monthly alimony and $150 monthly support for the children.
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Frank Keefer
Strawn Cottage
Hood College
Sally Foss
Detroit
Mich
Patricia Hyatt
Stamford
Conn
Correlig TenBroeck
Hudson
Mary-Grey Schofield
Hagerstown
Dorothy Ewenhower
York
Barbara Hickman
Lovettsville
Betsy Dowling
Livingston
N J
Maine
Mass
Strawn Group
Hood
Strawn
Patrick M.schnauffer
Equity
Lonnie L. Whitaker
Mary B Whitaker
Salyersville
Divorce decrees and a death in Baltimore reach through law and music
The report covers multiple court actions including absolute divorces for Lawrence W Hargrove and Olivia N Myers with custody decisions reserved, and the complainant ordered to pay costs. It notes the death of Dr Thomas Cutty in Baltimore at 83, a member of the Cutty theatrical troupe, and lists Frank Costello's guilty verdict for contempt of the Senate Crime Investigating Committee, with possible prison and fines and upcoming sentencing. The items present legal actions, a death, and a high profile criminal case in New York and Baltimore.
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E Austin James
Robert E Clapp, Jr
Lawrence W Hargrove
Knoxville
Deloris J Hargrove
Cumberland
Mr. James
Roland L Myers
Olivia N. Myers
Edwin F Nikirk
Cutty
Baltimore
Thomas Cutty
Lutheran Hospital
Costello
New York
Frank Costello
Senate
Sylvester Ryan
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Greenbelt
Riverdale
Rockville
Westminster
Paul E. Burke
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Oslo
Norway
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Miles Corner
Stove Mill
Montgomery County
Marrland
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Lred
Beistein
Guernsey
Geernacys
Melstein
Duntersia
John Deere
Olver
Barshear
Syracuse Barshear
John Deere Reree
Eiher Macall
Harold F. Hargett
Landik
Maryland
Kemp
Libertytown
New Market
Frederick County
Li. A. M
Helstein
McCormick Deering
Combine
David Bradley
Bammer
Deering
Pennsylvania
Ottawa
Earl
Dick” K. Nnsbaum
Glenn Trout
R L. Rally
McKzig Corner
ML Pharant
Hanson
Myrtle Brown
Frederick
Membrie
Zion Cherch
Eanch
Guttys
England
Dawsonville
Montmiden Road
Montgomery Co
Westinghouse
Julia A. Darby Emmert R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Women’s Club of
Neiltherton
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Jefferson
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Ayrshire
Farmall McCormick-Deering
Case
McC-Deering
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New Idea
Middletown
Macadam Road
Caloctin Creek
Paul
Rudy
Emmert
Bowlus
M. Alexander
D.C
Seldier
DeLaval
H.p
Elf
Schaum & Gilliam
Boyds, Montgomery CO
the News
Frederick, Md
Highway No
Windent County
Wisconsin
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C. Lease
Frances Bussard
Aleciele Duekepe
John L. Degrange
Auds
Raymond L. Kelly
Lunek
Ladies Guild of
Mt. Pleasant
Keystone Sales
Mount Joy
Penna
Adam Fernster
Lebanon
Miller Acres
King Kay
Edgar Hock
Carlisle
Josie Lad
George McCormick
Allenwood
King Lakefield
Elmbrook
Niesley Vale
Mechanicsburg
Paul G. Longenecker
Strasburg
Bendhaven
Winterthur
M. M
Paul Z. Hess
Mt. Joy
Tahari
Mata Hari
Letha Belle Segis
Keystone Holstein Sales, Inc
James Sappington
Linden Farm
Frederick-Baltimore Liberty Road
Liberty District
Adams
Morris
Irene Atene
Liberty-New Windsor
Milton Welsh
Frederick Co. Md
W. S. Maulsby
John C. Motter
Mittie V. Sappington
Lyman $. Sappington
Margaret Mary Sappington
U.S
John A. Derr
Mittie
Sappington
Lyman Seppington
James Sattington
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Emmert &. Bowlus
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