NEY Uses Vienna Coup To Make Six Bid NEY
The NEA Service reports Friday brings a major Winter bridge tournament at the Hotel St Paul in St Paul Minnesota with top national players. Local favorite Lawrence A Wolf of St Paul runs a major men’s store and sits on the board of the St Paul Dispatch Pioneer Press Grand Slam Club as he shows his skill in the event.
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William E. McKen
America’s Card Authority Rite
NEA
St. Paul
Minn
Lawrence A. Wolf
Larry
St Paul
Vienna
West
North
East
Dummty
Cards and Captains in Tokyo Fold into Headlines
A bridge hand analysis describes Larry winning all heart and spade tricks after a clever spread, then a transition reports Captain Cleon H. Alexander of Frederick Maryland serving with the 1st Signal Troop, 1st Cavalry Division, in Tokyo during the postwar occupation. He joined the Army in 1942 after working at Camp Detrick.
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Japan
Eighth U. S. Army
Tokyo
Cleon H. Alexander
Lewis H. Alexander
East Second Street
Frederick
Maryland
1St Cavalry Division
Alexander
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
U S family income averaged 3000 in 1947 says census
Washington reports the Census Bureau found 37 million U S families shared 1947 income patterns. Four million had under 1000 dollars, eight million between 2000 and 3000, and nearly eight million earned 3000 to 4000. Women supplied at least 23 percent of income in a quarter of families, with two million supported entirely by female breadwinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Census Bureau
British charge Russians swindle in occupation Germany
Berlin reports a British control commission survey accusing Soviet forces of looting food in the eastern zone and exporting profits while promising to return some goods. It denounces Moscow for taking food from Germans and labeling Moscow food imports as a bookkeeping swindle.
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Berlin
Germany
British Control Commission
Moscow
Soviet Union
Grange Seeks Referendum On Pari Mutuels and School Bond Issue
Frederick County Fromtona Grange adopts resolutions urging a referendum on legalizing pari mutuel betting and endorsing a 2.5 million dollar county school building bond. Delegates including Senator Edward D. Storm attend. anti federal minimum wage stance also noted.
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Frederick County
Fromtona Grange
Jefferson
Edward D. Storm
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Josephb. Payne
William E. Hauver
Clifford
Pomona Grange
State of
Maryland
Frederick
Benits Share Group
John L. Baumgardner
County
K County
Commissioners Connection
Pomona
State Roads Commission zoning plan eyed in highways study
A legislative panel will study a proposal to empower the State Roads Commission to establish zoning over highways, traffic routes and adjacent properties, including signs and businesses, amid broad controversy. A special committee will review nationwide dental and public health guidance on sodium fluoride use in dental care as part of the sessions led by Pomona Master L. H. Crickenberger.
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State Roads Commission
Executive Committee
General Business
Pomona
L. H. Crickenberger
Oficers
Frank Thomas
Mre
Harry Haines
Doubs
Srongries
Doris Remsberg
New Market W S C Meeting Details and Local Notes
Barbara Remsberg and Hazel Holter, from Jefferson Grange and Pomona secretary, discuss upcoming May quarterly session venue. The February New Market WSC of the Methodist church met at Mrs Leroy Hoff’s home with president Mrs Harry Turner presiding. The devotion focused on Walking together Love with a program on Haman and the Paradise of the Pa history of the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Remsberg
Jefferson Grange
Ballenaer
Hazel Holter
Pomona
New Market
W.S
W. SC Os
Methodist Church
Leroy Hoff
Harry Turner
Far East
Hoff
Haman
Islands
Frederick News notes church group gathering and gifts
The News reports a church program in Frederick with remarks by Mrs. Clifford Watkins and a post program business session. Secretary and treasurer reports were given. Contributions were authorized for the Swartzell Home in Washington and the Asbury Home Guild. A thank you letter was received for the group’s anti slavery work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Watkins
Swartzell Home
Washington
Asbury Home Guild
Ant-Sa
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Route 5
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Troy
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John R. Dougherty
Reymond
EF. Dougherty
Thourmon
733 AAA
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Damascus
M. D. Harp Agency
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Garden Spurrier
Stu Howard S. Fink
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Kez
Better Homes Equip. CO
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Pako
Pako Jr
East Patrick St
Grange
Keystona
Superior
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St
Edward Brown
MT. Airy, MD
Airy
Pittsburgh Paint Products
Frederick Paint & Glass
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Clark Sheetenhelm’s Orchestra
Woode
Memory Trio
VFW Club
W. Patrick Street
3. Edwards
Richard C. Etzler
George R. Miller
Biddie
B. Ail
Hatchery
Rexall
Brus Store
Williamson's Drug Store
Francis Scott Key
Roy B. Furr
Asour Insurance
Oggey Ua
Pythian Castle Bldg
Ted
Market St
Pythian Castle
Gordon W. Spurrier
Howard
Fink
Jesse Stoner
Macadam Road
New Midway
Johnsville
Oliver Tracter
McCommick
John Deere
FORD
Vernon C. Hines
Union Bridge
Glenn Trout
Harry Trot
Raymond L. Kelly
Beaver Dam
Babe
Turkey
Wurlitzer
Apeubee
Musical America
Colonial Music Shop
Patrick St. Frederick
Mathegacy
the News
Frederick, Md
Sever
Loon League
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Kim
State
Hghy
Tile Bath & Madris
Kitehem
L. KR
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Kehne Furniture CO
S. Market St
Hammer Mills
Tracior
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W. Patrick St
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