Playgrounds Observe Fortune Week Festival Events
A community playgrounds program schedules a week of activities including block dances, band concerts, craft shows, story hours, rhythm bands, and drama sessions across Mullinix Park Baker Park Harmon Field Staley Park and the Burr Artz Library. Highlights include Tiny Tot Town events, a youth drama hour, and a concluding all playground crafts show with judging.
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C. Burr Artz
Mullinix Park
Park
Tiny Tot Town
Washington Playground
Harmon Field
Winchester Street
Barbara Kaufman
All Playground
Baker Park
Needie Art Club
Washington Street
Fairgrounds
Frances Ramsburg
Doris Shaw
Alice Burger
Lois Ann Lipps
Ma Hartman
Mary
Penny Storm
Marcia Weisman
Mary Hoffman
Kar Kaufman
Kar Oden
Silvie Oden
Carol Dorsey
Carel Dorsey
Winnie Perkinson
Mary Hartman
Anna Mulcahey
Joan Bennett
Mary Storm
Key Kaufman
Donis Shaw
Kay Oden
Jerry Marrone
Staley Park
Statey Park
Mullinix
Staley Park Wi
Harmon
Head Crushed Between Elevator Doors At Plant
Adamia Aug 13 PuAD OL Rogers of an automobile assembly plant lay in a hospital bed describing how his head was pinched when heavy steel elevator doors closed during a power outage. He endured multiple bone breaks as two workers freed him after three minutes. A bone surgeon wired his teeth and fitted a skull cast.
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Adamia
Rogers
Slettman
Population Center in Queens Area Described
New York report notes about 40 percent of the city’s area lies in Queens, covering 129 square miles. It highlights Queens as a major portion of the boroughs and emphasizes its large geographic footprint within the city.
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New York
Herough
Queens
Military Leader in Vienna Headquarters Amid War Years
Fragmented OCR text lists military terms and clues with scattered phrases related to a U S Army leader and Vienna headquarters. It mentions Bra Gen Robert T and references Ireland Ardor beverages and various partial crossword style entries.
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U. S
Robert T
U.S
Vienna
Ireland
Difficult to Handle Freak Hand In Bridge Column
William E. McKrenney analyzes a chaotic bridge hand played by Mrs. John S Hermstone of Charleroi Pennsylvania. The article details bidding choices including a four diamond overcall and subsequent spade commitments, noting the hand’s freakish pattern and the costly result of double and redouble decisions.
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William E. McKrenney
America’s
NEA
John S Hermestone
Charleroi
Hermistone
South
Mrs. Hermstone
North
East
Linganore Grange social and contest plans
Linganore Grange Unionville entertained August 2 at the Simms home with plans for a concession at the Thrasher farm and a meeting on September 6 featuring a cookie contest. Doris Thompson was chosen to represent the group in the Farmerette contest and Betty Zimmerman to be Pomona representative. New Market Grange held a social and watermelon festival August 12 at John Stiles’ home with a sound color movie on conservation and a brief business meeting.
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Linganore
Linganore Grange
Unionville
Simms
Thrasher Farm
Conservation Field Dar
Tydings
Union Bridge
New Windsor
New Market
New Market Grange
Sprang Wey
Mir John Stiles
Bartholows
Pion Quinn
Usc: Conservation
Sxtr
Fred Bickford
Baltimore
E. Earl Remshure
Carrell
Grange
Lew Pendleton
South Gates
Frederick Service
Young Mother Hitchhikes West Coast on Family Train, Hopeful Reunion
Aug 13 Bangor report describes Marjorie Furio, 28, wife of Tony J. Furio, hitchhiking with 22 month old Tony Jr. and a small bag toward California. She hoped to reunite with her army husband before he ships overseas on Aug 20. She faced transport delays as her husband, stationed in San Francisco, had a ready four room home. She spent about 100 on travel after selling a coat for 350, with no buyers offered. Nevada reportedly has fewest theater seats of any state.
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Bangor
Babe-Narms
Sinfornia Saday
Marjorie Furio
Tony J. Furio
Bangor Portland
Tony, Jr
Tony
West Coast
Furia Cass
San Francisco
Ordered to Leave An itinerant section-hand is ordered out of town
An itinerant worker tied to a claim that cities fund housing for transients was ordered out of town after a suspended $1 fine. Magistrate Edward J Smith presided. Mervin Briaulet said he has no fixed residence and was jailed Thursday night by Officer Douglas Siup on a disorderly conduct charge. Alice Brown a colored woman of 113 East Street was arrested by Officer Ralph Potts about 3 10 pm yesterday on drunkenness and held on $80 collateral for hearing Monday.
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Edward J. Smith
Day
Mervin Briaulet
Douglas Siup
Alice Brown
East Street
Ralph Potts
Monave
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