Coudert Wins In New York Primary Captures Seventh District
In New York primaries, Frederick R. Coudert Jr. defeated incumbent Rep Joseph Clark Baldwin in Manhattan's Seventeenth District, Baldwin aided by an American Labor Party nomination. Katherine St George led August Bennet for Republican nomination in the Twenty Ninth District, with Dewey's supporters backing Coudert. Tunnell and Traynor were renominated by acclamation in Delaware. Utah held a light run-off with a single statewide contest. New York voters chose delegates for 45 House seats, with 21 contests and 12 incumbents seeking renomination. The State plans Governor and Senator conventions on September 3 and 4.
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Strength for Today: Family Ties and Intergenerational Harmony
Earl L Douglass argues the Bible ends with a call to turn hearts between fathers and children to avert a curse. Strong family relationships are essential as youth and maturity differ, yet love can reconcile core moral differences. The piece notes a generational conflict and emphasizes love as a unifying basis.
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Radio Network Schedule and Daylight Time Note
A historical radio grid lists stations MBS WOR 310 and others with PM eastern times and notes to adjust for daylight saving. It includes program titles such as Front Page Farrell Sparrow and the Hawk Sika Report Quincy Howe News Period Walter Kiernan and more, with varying lengths and repeats across the schedule.
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House design by Walter T. Anika in Anup Arbor is priced at 7000
A rambling yet spacious feeling house in Anup Arbor Michigan demonstrates compactly arranged rooms. Architect Walter T. Anika describes a 7000 dollar estimate excluding land. The living, dining and entry flow as one unit with flexible furniture layout. A rear wall continuous window and door open to outdoor living. Bedrooms and bath sit in a hall accessed wing from the front.
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Youth Who Took Plane May Get Flying Lessons
John Marsh Hopkins, 17, held on $300 bond for stealing a plane and crashing it near Rockville Maryland, may receive flying lessons funded by the Army and Navy Union. George H Maimes of Vint Mich, representing the veterans group, says Hopkins is a natural flyer and will be sent to flight school as rehabilitation once a path out of trouble is found. The plane was taken from Queens Chapel Airport in a late night maneuver described as a miracle.
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Fire Withheld As Skunk Routs Women
Three women sat on a bench in West Third Street watching a polecat attempt to cross. A car frightened the animal under a porch, then again when a second attempt was made. The women fled in panic, the skunk retreating and delaying crossing the street.
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Eight Crusades to recover the Holy Land
Question asks how many Crusades pursued the Holy Land. Answer: eight Crusades occurred between 1095 and 1270, addressing to recover possession of the Holy Land.
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Quiz of random trivia and historical notes
A collage of questions and answers covering topics from 19th century songs to animal weights and botany. Includes James A. Bland the minstrel, a Long Island birth, poverty ending in 1911, and the pepper plant Piper nigrum.
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Unsafe practices blamed in high U S industrial deaths
An analysis cites unsafe practices as a major factor in U S occupation accidents, noting up to 19,000 workers killed annually. The report emphasizes improved safety standards to reduce fatalities and injuries across industries.
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Cannot Forecast Commodity Prices Again for 1948-49
Budget official Watnes told Governor Cour that forecasting prices for the 1948-49 fiscal years is difficult, citing high expected cost increases in food clothing fuel and building materials. He noted a national commodity service projected living cost rises and suggested tentative building materials 18-20 percent clothing 18-20 percent and food about 12 percent for the period, while promising to gather more forecasts. He doubted accuracy of broader estimates but remained inclined to believe some rise is likely.
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Birthday Picture Honors Orville Weight in Dayton
Orville Weight celebrates his 76th birthday in Dayton Ohio with family members including James Davis and the Brandenburgs noted. A forthcoming marriage between Miss Brandenburg and James Davis is planned for Wednesday August 28 at St Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church Wolfsville. The Cleveland (?) library branding line mentions cleanliness as a draw.
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Frederick Library Impresses Visitors During Elks Convention
The reading room drew two visiting couples who praised Frederick and its library. Their remarks came as the town benefits from local fundraising efforts linked to the Francis Scott Key district, part of the National Capitol Area Council, and supported by the Frederick City Community Chest funds.
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Scout Campaigns Tied To County Drive This Fall
The Boy Scouts of America in Frederick County plans a combined fund drive this fall with the National Capital Area Council and the Community Chest campaign. Dr Frant Vo Swearingen, Sharmont, and Arvin FL Jones Brunswick district vice chairman announced the joint effort today.
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Frederick County
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