Along The Potomac To Washington By Rep J Glenn Beall
Fifth district dispatch notes belief that Churchill’s Boston speech favored air power over balanced forces and critiqued Truman. Beall reports on National Park Service canal survey, Amvets Cumberland basketball, and Renovation of the Executive Mansion bill. Weather figures and a note on 19 thousand accidental sary occurrences in American runs.
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Potomac
Washington
J. Glenn Beall
Marland
Ernest Bevin
Truman
Winston Churchill
Boston
Churchill
Navy
Army
Brass-Hats
Executive Branch
Congress
Myself
Kremlin
National Park Service
C&o Canal
Park Service
Amvets
Cumberland
Amvets of Cumberland
Public Works Committee
Executive Mansion
House
The
Allegany Trades Council
Maryland and District of Columbia
Old Rockport Derby Hopeful and Local Club Notes
Old Rockport, bred by Clifford Movers, was withdrawn from the Lexington autumn sales due to lameness and won the Santa Anita Derby by a nose over Olympia, earning $94,700. The colt also recorded a Golden Gate Fields victory and is a Kentucky Derby candidate for May 7. New Market Homemakers Club meets with Mrs. Harry Horne hosting. county council highlights. a Cancer Fund contribution planned. Home Demonstration Week May 1 8. upcoming bus trips and a National Art Gallery tour noted. Buck Weaver, longtime turf writer for the Louisville Times, suffered a stroke and underwent emergency brain surgery. his condition described as serious.
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Lexington, Ky
NEA
Lexington
Clifford Movers
Carrier Pigeon
Friar Rock
Tourtelle
Olympia
Old Rockport
Golden Gate Fields
Bay
San Francisco
Keeneland
New Market Club
Harry Horne
New Market Homemakers’ Club
Lucian Falconer
Murray Etzler
Sydney Hammond
Jessie Shawbaker
Jacob Shawbaker
Clifford Watkins, Jr
Berlin
Robert Trimble
Box
Holland
Cancer Fund
Episcopal Church
New Market
Louisville
Buck Weaver
Louisville Times
Glenn Spurling
Europe
George
Make Swing Loses Bowle Kindergarten Race
Make Swing, a 2 year old filly trained by Ella K Bryson, faltered in the Bowle Kindergarten as Eastern Flyway surged to win by late stretch. Sickle Flight finished second with Mrs Claude C Tanner’s horse tracking. Eastern Flyway, owned by Taylor Leatherbury of Annapolis, earned 0600 for the owner and 1040 for bettors, in the half mile race run in 49.25.
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Eastern Flyway
Claude C ‘Tanner
Taylor Leatherbury
Annapolis
Ain
Roman
Miss Porter
Eastern Flyway Bought for 9500 at Keeneland Yearling Sale
The News notes Eastern Flyway was purchased for $9,500 in last year's Keeneland Kentucky yearling sale. It reflects on personal responsibility and exertion, urging readers to strive for the best in school, business, politics, and moral character.
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the News
Frederick
Keeneland
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass D D WATCH OUT FOR TOLERANCE
Earl L Douglass warns against excessive tolerance in modern society. He links Nazi intolerance to today's comfort fueled complacency and argues that tolerance can become a vice when evils are ignored, dulling moral stance and provoking harsh reactions. The piece urges vigilance to counter moral compromise.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Summer Art School at Camp Ritchie Dates Set
The Summer Art School of the University of Maryland Fine Arts Department continues at Camp Ritchie Cascade from June 27 to August 5. Also notes that dragonflies benefit mankind by feeding on mosquitoes.
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Fine Arts
the Unversity of Maryland
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
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Old Rockport Women's Club
National Art Gallery
Lou Davis
Norman Lease
Clifford Mooers
Jacobson
Hree
Colton
Denim Dungarees
Sansoriz
Asetiern
S.market ST
Jmit Set of Nations
Svestment Counsel
New York
Invers Heer
Max Wa
Kter
U.S
Public Roads Administration
Automobile Facts
Pitt
Band OF America
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