Bridge hand prompts careful play and risk in match
The tale describes a decisive bridge hand where South after choosing lines based on East’s double bids, wins the diamond and uses trumps and ruffs to set the contract, only for West to\nreveal a second diamond that defeats the attempt. The narrative blends strategic analysis with social notices of parish guests and local visits.
August Evening Sky Tour With Saturn and Planets
Science writer James Storley describes Saturn bright in south Capricornus and Jupiter rising after sunset in Pisces, with Mars in Virgo and Mercury at greatest eastern elongation August 24. The piece guides finding Vega Cygnus Altair Deneb and the Summer Triangle, pointing to Arcturus and Polaris as navigational aids.
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Parsley and Day Reunion At Ellington Farmstead
The Parsley and Day reunion was held July 21 at the old homestead near Etchison Montgomery County. Dozens of relatives and friends from Etchison Ellicott City Hagerstown Westminster Sandy Spring Marriottsville Woodsboro and nearby areas attended. The article lists attendees including the Parsley and Day families and mentions participants from Victoria B C noting a separate item about contracted private airplanes used to locate and combat forest fires.
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Grant Woodfield
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Dorothy Burns
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Russell Day
Annie Makinson
William Makinson
Ellicott City
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Carl Parsley
Hagerstown
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Charles Young
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James Day
Lena Jackson
Florence Jackson
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Sandy Spring
Paul Black
Donald Allnutt
Theodore Owens
Melissa
Raymond Jackson
West Friendship
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Lawrence Day Jr
Mildred Day
Barbara Day
Mary Day
Harry Schafer Jr
Pat Schafer
Harey Schafer Ard
Marriottsville
Albert Britton
Lisbon
Fred Keller
Paul Beard
Namsville
Parker Oland
Shirley Sheckles
Fred Shecklee
Kyle Sheckles
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Carroll Mallini
Joseph Mullipix
Near Etchison
Dwight Hood
Rosemary and
Glen Hardy
Woodsboro
Inner Voice and Everyday Guidance Explored by Douglass
The piece argues everyone has an inner voice guiding daily choices beyond conscience. It claims women are more attuned, that listening develops this sense, and that it holds greater practical value than books or scholars. It urges readers to heed this inner wisdom connected to universal wisdom and God.
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God
Challenge to capitalism and job surplus in 1962
Newsmap based on U S Labor Dept figures shows 200000 more workers entering the labor market each year than new jobs. The report notes a divergence with many skilled blue collar roles unfilled while unemployed white collar numbers are lower, revealing a large silent army of unemployed citizens.
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Judge's Son Held In Fatal Accident
In New York Gareth Martinis, 23, son of a judge, was indicted by a Bronx grand jury on vehicular homicide in a May 19 parkway crash that killed five. Earlier, three judges on the bench cleared him of criminal negligence. his license was revoked and he may seek reinstatement after 30 days. He faces a trial date set by Bronx Supreme Court Justice Peter A. Quinn. if convicted, he could face up to 25 years. In Baltimore, Roszel C. Thomson ordered three years probation and psychiatric treatment for George Harvey Hubschman, 37, of Scranton, for sending obscene letters by mail after pleading no contest and paying a $1,000 fine and costs. In Annapolis, more than 0,000,000 vehicles have crossed the Chesapeake Bay since 1952. In Gettysburg, three Shiremanstown youths, aged 11, 13, and 15, were found with their foster father’s stolen car after a minor accident in Emmitsburg. they were picked up by a Westminster state trooper and returned home with no charges filed.
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Thurmont Break Ins Solved by Police Chief Hagelin
Thurmont break ins solved after seven establishments were targeted around July 21. Four juvenile suspects, all high school age, were arrested on Tuesday and placed on probation by county officer Nan K. Roderick. Total theft was $185 from Gall Smith Mil Trout's Hardware Guy Hobbs Store Thurmont High School Late's Butcher Shop Thurmont Pool Room and Lewis Restaurant. Two breaks occurred twice with the third arrest. All youths reportedly had money to “throw around” before confessing.
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Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court reports list marriage licenses for Lawrence Morgan and Patricia Price. Thurmont pair Odale Martin and Constance Keilheitz. Aaron Light Jr. and Betty Mills. Floyd Myers Jr. and Janice Grassle. Garfield Jeffers and Bobbie Sullivan. Also property deeds transferring estates in Frederick County and related realty entries. A knee laceration incident at Blue Ridge Summit injured Margaret Sprankle, daughter of Fred and unnamed mother, requiring four stores to close.
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Personal reflections and a Reporter’s Faithful Wife
Babson Park Mass line recalls a personal column by Mine Babson Park, recounting returning from covering death and burial, honoring a late wife as faithful partner and prayerful, urging readers to value family, tolerance, and selflessness amid daily news. The piece questions parental training and calls for acknowledging others’ suffering while detailing a military review at Camp Pickett and Camp Hill.
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