US Abandons Hope Of Settlement With Castro Regime
US officials acknowledge the Cuban government under Fidel Castro holds full sovereign authority and has shown no sign of retreat from nationalization and expropriation. Embassy spokesmen say patience is thinning as Bonsal’s mission faces mounting pressure. American business leaders split between pressuring the regime and pursuing sanctions to deter its actions in Cuba.
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Misplayed hand faults top player in key match
A top national player misplayed a hand in an important match today, echoing yesterday's error. The trump holding was seven to the ace queen ten against him, highlighting a critical strategic misstep by one of the country's leading players.
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West
Bill Grieve
Nothless
Canal plan to rewater 18 mile stretch near Dickerson
Four public agencies and Pepco discussed restoring an 18 mile reach of the C and O Canal from Violet's Lock to Dickerson to create a recreational waterway to Georgetown. The plan requires leak proofing and cost estimates, with tests planned and potential permanent pump and pipe installations if feasible. The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission urges rewatering for fishing and waterfowl sanctuaries as field investigations begin.
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Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Listed
The court notices marriages for Kennet h D. Peterson and Anna Louise Bittle. Paul Reeder Jr. and Grace Grossnickle. Edwin Albaugh Jr. and Annemarie Schanies. Jon Grable Jr. and Betty Rexroth. Billy Clayton and Charlotte Evans. Kirk Treber and Patricia Moran. Roger Budd and Janice Strippy. Property deeds include Minnie Goad to Hilda Castle for $10 and multiple transfers totaling modest sums. Also listed are divorce filings for Mary Jones vs Charles Jones and Elsie Keckler vs Richard Keckler with related alimony and fees.
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Emmitsburg
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Myersville
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Germany
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Thurmont
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Fairfield
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Waynesboro
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Patrica Moran
Baltimore
Roger A. Budd
Amityville
N.Y
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Minnie Goad
Hilda Mf. Castle
Jesse G. Aiken
Donald C. Bradley
Ira H. Smith
Edward John Murcek
Charles F. Redmond
Edwin D. Albaugh
Laura V. Gaver
Clark C. Palmer
John Milton Weddle
Harold Ray Williard
Marion E. Ramsburg
Clyde F. Andrews
John O. Davis
Ulysses M. Davis
John W. Oyler
John If. Lewis
Roger A. Beane
Rocco J. Los Calza
George Meade Eyler
Robert Lee Dee Wees
Tawes appoints more women to Maryland offices
A Washington area report notes Tawes appoints more women to political posts in Maryland. It covers remarks by Congressman Foley on the Antietam Battlefield Bill and Canal improvements, and mentions key figures in the Democratic Party including state leaders and local club members at a Walkersville gathering. The piece shifts to a Henderson North Carolina strike at cotton mills with National Guardsmen. It describes court actions, contempt findings, fines, and prison sentences, noting appeals to the North Carolina Supreme Court and union involvement from Textile Workers of America.
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Maryland
John R. Foley
Glade Valley
Democratic Women's Club
Walkersville
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Antietam
C.&c
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Samuel W. Barrick
Robert Rothenhoefer
Register
Henderson
N.C
Vance County Suspenor Court
Supreme
North Carolina Supreme Court
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Textile Workers of America
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Patronage Talk At Walkersville Meeting With Women Leaders
Mrs. Mary Wilson, chairman of the United Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland, told 15 local women at the Walkersville Community Hall last night that Governor J. Millard would allot patronage to women.
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United Democratic Women's Clubs of
Maryland
Walkersville
J. Millard
High Court Rejects Contempt Appeal
Washington AP report says the Supreme Court on Monday rejected an appeal by 15 persons convicted of contempt charges connected to a case.
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