Self made success tips from real estate leader Rubloff
Arthur Rubloff, Chicago real estate chairman, offers practical advice for young men facing recession. He emphasizes education, organization, social skills, and genuine effort, noting top talent commands high pay and persistence plus human relations drive advancement. He warns many seek easy exits and urges continuous self improvement.
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Boyle
New York
Joe College
Une
Arthur Rublaé
Chicago
Great Lakes
Rubleft
Rubloff
America
Women’s Clubs Jug Bridge Club Meeting Notes
Jug Bridge Club members and guests gathered April 9 at Mrs. Frank Grimes’s home for a skit on event planning and etiquette followed by a Beatrice Fehr led discussion on jellonette. Mrs. Clingan joined as a new member and Mrs. Vacilion won the gift. Next events include an April 17 informal social at Mrs. Slusher with speaker M. J. Croghan, and the next meeting April 23 at Mrs. Engle’s. A Longwood Gardens report was presented by Mrs. Grimes. President Mrs. Clarke Toms opened with a prayer. The group had 24 members and one guest, Mrs. Robert Kline. Exercises included a poem “How Silently Spring Works.” DEFENSE PROPOSALS Eisenhower sent Congress defense proposals while delaying Pentagon money control for a year.
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Thomas James
Jefferson
United Lath
Eam
St. Paul's
Cedarmont
United Church of Christ
Methodist
Henry S. Keller
Jimmy
Calvert Hartle
Scott
Orlando
Fla
Eugene Young
Ited Lutheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Westminster
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Nathan House
Flora Keller
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ross Horing
Homer Smith
Mileie
Evelyn
Charles Smith
Dwight
Wayne
Smiths
Aferle Huffer
Broadru
Russell
Smith
Gareth Biser
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
Lewis Biser
Eleanor Lee
Biser
Ernst
Young
Joshua Lapole
Lapole
John R. Coran Jr
Coran
Jefferson Ruritan Club
J. Jefferson Hall
Jug Bridge Club
John Engle
Martin Clingan
Frank Grimes
Rayhu Specht
Beatrice Fehr
Jellonette
Robert Kline
Clarke Toms
Ray Smith
Paul E. Main
Nick Vacilion
Longwood Gardens
Grimes
Hamilton Slusher
M. J. Croghan
Tret
John Engte
Anniversaries and notable births from historical figures
The list recalls Caleb B. Smith, Herbert B. Adams, Henry S. Pritchew, Wright and Orville Wright, Alfred E. Cohn, William De Beck, and Royall Tyler among anniversaries. It notes key events from 1903 to 1957 and highlights current birthdays including Clifford P. Case Howard Mumford Jones Samuel Douglas Cornell Michael L. Igoe James Edward Murray Warren O Nelson and Charles Baskerville.
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Caleb B. Smith
Indiana
Lincoln
Boston
Herbert B. Adams
Johns. Hopkins
Shutesbury
Mass
Henry S. Pritchew
Carnegie Foundation
Fayelle Co
Wright
Orville
Millville
Ind
Alfred E. Cohn
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
William de Beck
Barney Google
Chicago
Oday
Royall
Tyler
John Street
Andrew Carnegie
Wilson
Panay
Philippine Islands
Truman
Germany
Nuremberg
Texas City
Tex
Berlin
Summersfield
U.S
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Franklin Park
N. J
Howard Mumford Jones
Harvard
Saginaw
Mich
Samuel Douglas Cornell
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
Buffalo
Michael L. Igoe
U.S. District Court
Ist. Paul, Minn
Philip W. Pillsbury
Pillsbury Mills
Minneapolis
James) Edward Murray
Los Angeles Mirror News
S. D
Warren O. Nelson
Rockefeller Institute Population Council
Moline
Tll
Charles Baskerville
Raleigh
N. C
Construction Firm Seeks Inquiry Over Bid Rejection
Baltimore firm Charles W. Williams and Associates urged Gov. McKeldin to probe why the State Roads Commission rejected its low bid of 32,390.34 for a four mile Baltimore Harrisburg expressway section in favor of C. G. Langenfelder & Son. The SRC cited prequalification issues and outstanding work, while Williams noted bonding and pledged a Federal Bureau of Public Roads inquiry.
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Baltimore
Charles W. Williams and Associates, Inc
Gov. McKeldin
State Roads Commission
C. G. Langenfelder & Son, Inc
SRC
B47 Explodes Above Skyway During Tornado Tragedy
A Bs7 Stratojet bomber from MacDill Air Base exploded 800 feet above the Sunshine Skyway during a tornado. Four airmen were killed: Maj. James B. Carter, Maj. Richard M. Martin, Capt. William F. Ferreira, and Capt. Gerald B. Johuson. The plane plunged into Tampa Bay as wreckage fell on both sides of the span. Carter and Martin had long served together on a top Strategic Air Command team.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla. 1
Tampa Bay
Strategic Air Command
MacDill Air Base
Tampa
MacDill Air Force Base
James B. Carter
Charleston
S. C
Richard M. Martin
Madison
William F. Ferreira
New Smyrna Beach
Pla
Gerald B. Johuson
Salina
Kans
Carter
Martin
Air Force
MacDill
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital for April 1 to April 13 list new arrivals. The Dana family Braddock Heights welcome Diana as their second child and first daughter. The Smiths of 141 East Sixth Street announce Keith David as their first child. The Diggs family 312 Kinneharts Alley report Kim Winona as their eighth child and fourth daughter. The Griffins of 109 West Second Street welcome John Thomas as their first child.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
George W. Dana
Braddock Heights
Diana
S. David Smith
East Sixth Street
Keith David
Smith
Dorothy Devilbiss
Frederick
Clarence A. Diggs
Kinneharts Alley
Kim Winona
John T. Griffin
West Second Street
John Thomas
Births and hospital notes from Washington County area
The column records births and hospital updates including a daughter Cheryl Ann Mokrzecay to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paul Mokrzecay of Route 6. births at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg and others at Waysboro and Martinsburg areas. Discharges and admissions are noted for several locals including George A. Bidle, Maude L. Potter, Alma Pryor, Joseph J. Fox, and Samuel Shcura. Prisoners escape from Summit County Jail in Akron. one captured, another shot and killed nearby.
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Nt.ig
Reteeza McCurcheon
Braddock
Peter Paul Mokrzecay
Route 6
Cheryl Ann
Mokrzecay
Beverly. Linko
Massachusetts
Bospitsleeport
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
George A. Bidle
Middletown
Margaret V
Deener
Knoxville
Frances E. Deane
Brunswick
Jane D. Higdon
Maude L. Potter
Philip E. Fletcher
Myersville
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Herbert Bearbaugh
Emmitsburg
Samuell Shcura
Donald’ U Sigler
Akron
Ohio
Summit County
Hazelwood Submits Low Bid for Oakland Highway Resurfacing
The George F. Hazelwood Co. Cumberland contractor filed a tow bid of 1 257 510 dollars to resurface nearly six miles of highway in the Oakland area. Three bids were opened yesterday at the State Roads Commission in Tice.
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Hazelwood
Baltimore F
George F. Hazelwood Co
Cumberland
Oakland
State Roads Commission of‘Tice
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George Ellery Hale
Mt. Wilson Palomar Observatory
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Linda Lewis
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Congress
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Pentagon
Francis A. Wood
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Fort Detrick
Woodford T. Moseley
U.S. Army
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Wood
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Missouri
University of Missouri
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Adams County
Anna E. Bushey
Littlestown
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Glen D. Butts
Burkittsville
Middle”town High School
West Virginia College of Beauty Cultre
Marlinsburg
W. Va
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Market St
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Patrick St. Monument
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