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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1949
Page
10
A damaged OCR shows a jumble of crossword style clues and scattered letter indices like Skill 15 Wanderer Ai Sea and others. The fragment includes definitions such as Seed container, Belongs to it, Area measure, and Biblical mountain, with assorted numbers and stray terms.
A Washington meeting re-elected the president of Orphans Scholarships Inc. General Gruenther discussed bridge player types among generals and a detailed bridge hand illustrating bids and play. The article notes expectations of Norway’s support for the North Atlantic Alliance.
In Clarksburg a man named Carroll faced a 30 day jail term on an assault conviction after a West AS Saints Street tavern incident. Bernice Foreman testified she was threatened by a pistol during the altercation, corroborated by her sister. Carroll denied possession, claiming he only confronted Foreman to learn if she would return to live with him. The magistrate noted prior false testimony and urged actions to curb weapon threats by visitors to Frederick. Additional locals faced fines or jail for intoxication, peace disturbance, or traffic violations, with several collateral forfeitures recorded.
Sunday visitors gathered at several homes including Delph Yingling Calwell Smith Lind and Diehl families. The Middleburg Methodist Church Ladies Aid met February 3 with Mrs. Joseph Bostian presiding. Readings prayers songs and a spelling bee were on the agenda with Valentine table decor and attendees listed.
Court news records marriages and property transfers in Ames and surrounding counties. Notable entries include Charles Ballenger and Beulah M, a divorce filing for Ivard Deughet and Vivian L. McWilliams, and property deeds from M J Grove Lime Co. to William E. Crummitt, plus Goldie Dodson and husband to John W. Bennett.
A garbled record recalls a Wednesday meeting led by Linthicum and John Kelly. It mentions paid bills and lists poems and works including Frances Willard and Mrs. Swomley. The text includes odd phrases about speed and light but lacks clear narrative.
Fragmentary radio schedule lists programs on WFMD WOR WMAL WRAL stations. Contents include evening and late night blocks with news, comedy, music, and dancing segments. Several show titles appear in garbled form, reflecting OCR errors from a historic radio guide.
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