Gambler sting ends in prison for Rowan pair
In Rockville Maryland on April 12 a court found Eleanor E Rowan 66 and her son J D Rowan guilty on multiple counts of bookmaking tying profits to horse racing. One defendant was acquitted. The judge warned against making Montgomery County a refuge for illegal gambling as the pair faced fines and jail.
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Rockville
Tromery County
Eleanor E. Rowan
Baltimore Avenue
Takoma Park
Uoi
Jd. J. Rowan
Abraham Klein
Hammond Urner
Rowan
United States Supreme Court
Federal District Court
New York City
Montgomery County
Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
Barmoure Avenue
No 17
Baltmore Avenue
Broad
Uni
James H Pugh
Theodore F. Vollten
What Is Your News I Q A Brain Teaser Probe
A garbled quiz style item asks about global canals and rivers, then shifts to U.S. recruiting during the war and questions on child labor amendments and Roosevelt era fights. The piece appears as a collage of incomplete prompts with scattered political references from mid-20th century topics.
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Gussuga
Hine
Danube
Baltic
U.S
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Sars O Conor Has Been Office Holder Since 1921
Cumberland Md April former Judge William C Walsh says it is time to halt Herbert R OConor's continued effort to portray himself as a political Sir Galahad. Walsh, a potential Democratic candidate for Attorney General, notes OConor has held office since 1921 due to Democratic organization support and criticizes his campaign rhetoric.
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Cumberland
William C. Walsh
Herbert R Oconor
Maryland
Galahad
Walsh
O’conor
O Conor
New Market Social News March Visitors and Local Visits
Miss Dorothy Bartlett plans a trip to Washington DC. Mrs. Olive Spunseier and Mr. George Spostron Menday visited. many locals including George Duvad and Rev. round had relatives visiting yesterday. Marshall Burrall at City Hospital. Mr and Mrs Carl Kintz and children Sunday visit. Paul Zimmerman and family visited. Miss Helen Whisnes from Adams town visited LeRoy Hott. Grace P E church guild to meet at Bernard Selby residence Thursday.
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New Market
Dorothy Bartlett
Washington, D. C
Rachel Russell
Hot
Harrell
Bes. Hosser
Lanham
Wheaton Welle
Capel View
Nelson J Smmons
Wasmatin DC
Olive Spunseier
George Spostron Menday
Drotenturg
Me- Kaz
Carl Kintz
Rand
Joao Holt
Windsor
Paul Zimmerman
Ed Paul, Je
The
Stevens’ Apartmvsits
Walvgur Tuck
Helen Whisnes
Adamstown
LeRoy Hott
Guild of Grace P. E. Church
Bernard Selby
John Kelly
Local Social Notes Mention Family Visits and Birthday
Merman of Mr Airy visited his parents Mr and Mrs A J Zimmerman Sunday. Mrs A J Zimmerman is confined to her home on business. Mr Donald Roop of University of Maryland visited at his home last weekend. Clara Jones of New London visited friends here recently with Mr and Mrs Spillman Burns of Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Russell Lenhart visited Clagett and Bet liv and Mrs Elizabeth Lenhart attended the birthday party of Mrs Lenbar's mother Mrs W E Clagett of Haatisville on April 5. Mrs Clagett was 73 years old.
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Spillman Burns
Baltimore
Russell Lenhart
Clagett
Betliv
Elizabeth Lenhart
Lenbsr
W.E Clagett
Haatisville
Local social notes from a Canton paper
A fragmentary social column lists dinners and gatherings in Cermantown and nearby areas, naming numerous residents such as Mrs Le, Russell Lent, Betty Leehare, and families from Dheerpan and Gattnersourg. It notes Rev J J Kundahl returning from a trip, and others like Mrs Eldridge Bowman, Mr and Mrs Frederick Keiser, and Miss Grace Burns among attendees and visitors.
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Germantean
Sunda
Russell Lent Gets
Betty Leehare
Harry Kacede
Son Nexton
Dheerpan
Water Pnes
Ile Dsugawer
Gattnersourg
Surs
Marie Monk
Betty
Exe Bar
Taroat
Hosatal
Washington
J. J. Kundahl
Jaw
Frederick Keiser
New Jersey
Eldridge Bowman
Florida
M Ma. Pumphney
Mary Mateny
Grace Burns
Scout Cubs Meet at Pack 1 Weekly Session
Report covers Scout Cub Pack No 1 meeting held Tuesday at noon in maniocal rooms. Willem Meredra Smith Jr Josepn Engeo named as co chiefs. Joseph Stephens Jr James Maples earned Bear Cub ranks. Paul Reed advanced in Wolf Cub. Next pack hike set for Saturday afternoon April 16. Youth Week plans and church service attendance discussed.
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Willem Meredra Smith Jr
Josepn Engeo
geLeg den Coefs
Maniocal
Bota
Watters
Joseph Stephens Jr
James Maples
Paul Reed
Wolk Cab
Joseph Grifon
Joseph Stephens, Jr
Joseph Baxer
Seacn
Byas- Petteal Lutheran Church
Amos John Traver
New member arrivals and windfield bottle patent noted
The News reports the receipt of Eddie Musser Alvin Crawford and Rovert Renan into the pod and mentions a two glass pane windshield patent called the wind shied designed to prevent frost transfer. Evangelistic services led by W L Billy Deninger and Rev A W Garvin list topics for remainder of campaign ending Friday with evening sessions.
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Eddie Musser
Alvin Crawford
Rovert Renan
W. L
Billy” Deninger
Evanggels
A. W. Garvin
United Brethren Church
Middletown
Bas
Tonga
Taurséay
Tx Seloon
Twe
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Eld Carter
Carter
Azalea
Spieer
Gaedenia
TULIP
Genista
Geranium
Superba
Hydrangea
College Avenue
West Second St
I. Q
Sars O'Conor
Les
Mr. and
Mrs. A. Dewey Zim
Storm& Shipley Market
Cermantown
New York
Bristol
DRA
Si T.flett
Radio City
Istol Wet
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Frederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kemp’s Easter Fashion News
MeLay
Mertha Washington
West Patrick St
Paris
Kemp
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