Keller’s uncertain return colors Yankees 48 season plans
Outfielder Charley Keller, a Yankee veteran since 1939, said he is a probable starter next season but only 90 percent hopeful after a June spinal operation. Dr. Heem’s positive report keeps a possible comeback alive while he rests at home in Maryland and contemplates spring training in Florida.
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New York Yankee
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New York
Thomas Heem
My Keler
Bartow
Fla
Associated Press
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Yankees
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Cleveland
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Police Court Echoes Into Christmas Night Trials
Friday night magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg presided over two cases as Christmas pleas were entered by Claude Gardner of Boonsboro and John Blackston of Frederick. Gardner sought a two day extension on a five day sentence to secure his Christmas dinner, granted for $85 plus costs. Blackston, a city department worker, requested lenience due to night shifts and a Christmas dinner. a plan to release him at 11:30 p.m. on a work cycle was proposed. George Crummit of Frederick forfeited $5.80 in collateral and costs for intoxication. Additional names listed include Frederick residents Frederick Tonian and Joan Bee Ma.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Hobson
Claude Gardner
Boonsboro
John Blackston
Frederick
Garrsage
Blackston
George Crummit
Frederick Tonians
John
West Fourth Street
Joan Bee
West Sixth
Johnson Cattle Bring More Than 36000 at Public Auction
Johnson and Sons sale of farm stock at Gaithersburg featured 22 Guernseys averaging 355 and 74 Holsteins at 375, with total receipts exceeding 45000. A Massey-Harris tractor sold for 2000 and a hay baler for 2100. Proceeds settled the estate as Boo and Eddie Johnson plan further farms. Local bidders attended as Barker and auctioneers handled the event. Cuzco’s population at Pizarro’s invasion era noted separately.
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Guernzseys
Walter Johnson
Dumoscin
Tmecrendree W. and Sons
Gaithersburg
Massey-Harris
Boo
Eddie Johnson
Base
Howard C. Barker
R. Austin Beckus
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Emmett R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Felly
Ceresville
Unclear Lexicon Puzzle Reflects Dialectic Ambassadors
Fragmentary OCR reads like a word puzzle listing terms from diplomacy and language, including references to a U.S. ambassador, assorted historical and linguistic clues, and scattered numbers. The text mixes names, symbols, and partial phrases, with many garbled elements.
Six Clubs Makes But Three No Trump Off Tournament
Life Master Harry Feinberg notes the New York Bridge Club hosts intense duplicate games. A recent session featured three no trump contracts, six spades making and failing twice, and six clubs by Prof. Ernest Zerner that could not be defeated. Mrs Cintell used a defense against three no trump to derail, while careful play by East and West altered the spade and club sequences, ending with a defeat of the six spades contract.
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America
Ara Sumority
New York
Ernest Zerner
Sylvester Cinteil
Declarer
West
East
Gil West
New Hazards In Scientific Exploration At Alabama Institute
Auburn reporters describe the first conference of atomic scientists on farming uses of radioactivity at Auburn's Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Leading figures from Oak Ridge discuss new industrial hygiene, isotopes, shielding, and safety practices as researchers study plant growth, fertilizer use, and interactions with birds and insects.
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Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
G. William Morgan
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Eadly Oak Ridge
Half Filled Theater At Truman Concert
In Baltimore the Lyric theater saw a half filled audience hear Maz Truman perform a Mozart program with selections by Greily and folk songs. Critic Weldon Wallace noted the lower register showed editable tonal qualities as Miss Truman and her mother departed for Washington after a cross country tour with a final concert scheduled for Monday.
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Baltimore
Lyric Theater
Maz Truman
Weldon Wallace
Baltimore Sun
Greily
Miss Truman
Washington
Adjustment Agency Here Is Reorganized
The Frederick County Agricultural Adjustment agency has been reorganized for 1948 with Allen M. Pitzer re-elected as chairman of the County Committee. The committee includes Robert S. Windsor Sjams ville and Frank A. Gardner near Mt Airy, with County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker ex-officio. Community committees and chairmen are listed for Buckeystown, Ballenger Braddock, Catechin, Creagerstown, Emmitsburg, Frederick Tuscarora, Hauvers, Jackson, Jefferson Petersville, Johnsville, Lewistown, Liberty Lingannore, Middletown Burkittsville, New Market, Thurmont, Urbana, Walkersville Mt Pleasant, Woodsboro, and Woodville with respective members.
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Frederick County Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Allen M. Pitzer
Robert S. Windsor
Sjamsville
Frank A. Gardner
Mt. Airy
Henry R. Shoemaker
Buckeystown
Raymond Shankle
George Stup
Howard J. Stup
Balleng
Hauvers
Henson W. Harbaugh
John Christie
Paul M. Fox
Jackson
Frank M. Keiler
Lorenza Miller
Harvey R. Grossnickle
Jefferson Petersville
George W. Lakin
G. M. Eagle
Herschel T. Beyer
Johnsville
Edwin A. Hevner
Bernard F. Keefer
James S. Hoy
Lewistown
Sterling Lenhart
Aarshall Leather
Charles D. Williams
Walkersville-Mt. Pleasant
David Hoke
Elroy Grimes
Harry YT
Frantz Woodsboro
Harry C. Doreus
Hanson Crum
Keifer Martz
Woodville
Foard E. Hood
Howard E Hood
Shirley W. Bohn
De Gasperi Wins New Confidence Vote In Assembly
Premier Alcide De Gasperi wins a fresh confidence vote in the Constituent Assembly as leftist protests and violence widen in Sicily. The assembly approved the order of the day after hearing government policy declarations. 303 deputies voted for the motion while 11 Communists and pro Communist Socialists opposed and 14 abstained.
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Dee
Alcide de Gasperi
Constituent Assembly
Caltanissetta
Sicili
Army Pay Raise Announced by Mackenzie King
Ottawa reports a roughly 10 percent pay increase for the armed forces and many civil servants retroactive to October 1. The plan raises private base pay about 15 percent, with senior officers seeing about 5 percent, and varies by rank.
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Ottawa
WL. MacKenzie King
House of Commons
Army
Navy
Air Force
Missing Howard County farmer sought by search party
State Police and Lisbon firemen joined a widening search for 56 year old Donald Beime Pue who disappeared Thursday afternoon from his home on Morgan Road between Lisbon and Cooksville. A neighbor saw him cross a field toward a branch around 4 50 pm. His wife reported him missing and relatives feared possible self harm after a will was found and a shotgun missing. Firemen and police combed woods and fields along the Pue farm as officials considered a more extensive search plan.
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Howard County
Morgan Road
Lisbon
Cooksville
Donald Beime Pue
Charles W. Beaver
Pue
Pork Supply Next Year May Be Smaller
Washington reports the Agriculture Department foresees a nine percent drop in the 1988 spring pig crop, totaling about 48,009,000 head. The forecast follows prior notes of reduced beef, lamb, and mutton supplies and points to a spring crop not the smallest since 1938.
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Ashington
Agriculture Department
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