Horoscope and notable birthdays span U S history notes
A compiled page notes events from 1942 to 1950 including coastal shelling near Santa Barbara, the flag raising on Mount Suribachi, and U S House passage of civil rights measures. It lists birthdays of Gov. Glennen Williams, Alan Valentine, William L. Shier, Charles Merz, John T. Loughran, Frederic J. Paxson, and Samuel Stratton, followed by today’s horoscope praising intellect, hospitality, and loyal friendships.
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California
Santa Barbara
U. S Marines
Mount Suribachi
Leland
U. S House
Bill Tod
Glennen Williams
Michigan
Detroit
Alan Valentine
University of Rochester
N.Y
Glen Cove
N OY
Wiliam L. Shier
Chicago
Charles Merz
The
New York Times
Sandusky
Ohio
Chet Dastee
John T Loughran
New York State Court of Appeals
Kingston
Frederic J. Paxson
University of California
Philadelphia
Samuel Stratton
Middlebury College
Vermont
Lawn
Mass
Hinyelf
Churchill accuses Attlee over Atlantic Pact sea command
Winston Churchill opened the House of Commons by charging Britain was brushed aside as an American admiral was named supreme naval commander for the Atlantic Pact. Attlee confirmed the decision, naming Vice Admiral William N. Fletcher, while Churchill pressed for a British replacement and warned against comparing navy prowess.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Britain
Attlee
Churchill
Labonte
North Atlantis Treaty Organization
Prme
Adm
William N. Fletcher
U. S Atlantic
Norfolk
Anniversaries and historical notes from Today in History
A compilation of birth and death anniversaries for notable figures from 18th to 20th centuries and key historical events. It lists Henry Deal born 1791 a Mass revolutionary soldier and secretary of war 1801 04 Emma Hart Willard educator founder of a pioneer girls seminary in Troy and Hartford John H Vincent clergyman and originator of the Chatauqua movement Margaret Deland novelist John G Winant governor and ambassador and a note of a 1997 death by suicide. It also recalls sieges and early science milestones including the Alamo siege in 1636 and the first Rotary Club in 1905 as well as various educational and civic milestones.
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Henry Deal
Mass
Ier
Hampton
Emma Hart Willard
Troy
Hartford
Berlina
Conn
Tohn T. Lincoln Brown
Roston
John H Vincent
Bor Tuscaloosa
Ala
Margaret Wo Deland
Bona Allegany
Boston
John G Winant
New Hampshire
England
New York
US Senate
Guam
Women's Clubs Ballenger Homemakers Meet at Community Hall
Ballenger Homemakers Club meets at the Community Hall with 22 members. President Mrs Monroe Ming presided and named delegates to the Federation meeting. Plans discussed for a home nutrition class and a club activity for Red Cross. Demonstrations on dressmaking and fashion shown by members. International Health chairman urged homemakers to support world peace and responsible citizenship. A Valentine contest was conducted by Miss Mothe Zammernan, with next meeting set for March 6 hosted by Miss Cherter Young.
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Ballenger
Willis Deir
Clu
Monroe Ming
Ste
Leslie Wiles
A Uf Dery
Harry Howard
Marc
Frederick Hith School
Mis William Jlowared
Raresoll
Russell Dudrow
Yesser
Lerhie Wiles
Dan Wo Tervel
Rossel Durlow
A GL Derr
Mothe Zammernan
Cheeter Young
One Defender May Control Defense in Bridge
Oswald Jacoby recounts a bridge hand where East should win the first diamond with the ace, then return a diamond to set up West for the defense. The article highlights a defender's opportunity to take control and explains the misplay by South and the corrective defense for East.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Joe
Diamons
West
Queen of Diamonds
South
East
Bad
Elias Evangelical Lutheran choir rehearses for Palm Sunday service
The Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church children's choir, under Keith Jamiche, held a Monday after school rehearsal preparing to sing all selections for the Palm Sunday Easter service at the Parish House. Also noted are local social visits and community events across Emmitsburg including gatherings in Clear Spring and Hanover, plus church society meetings and a high school card party planning.
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Emmitsburg
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Keith Jamiche
Lucy Bollinger
Hazel Glacken
Clear Spring
Joyce Troupe
Hagerstown
Jerry Snyder
Betty Koons
Ralph Weant
Clarence Shaner
Tommy Snyder
Roland Kouns
Betty
Emma Bair
Lille Angell
Roy Angel
Verle
John
Carl Angell
Truman Hahn
Connie
Rebecca
Warthens
Detroit
Mich
Withiam Topper
Harner
Joseph F. Fos
Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Lilian Gelwicks
Haltsmore
D. L Bengle
Florida
Fryetett
Warner Hospital
Evening of Games Hosts and Draw Prize Winner
After the meet an evening of games was held with Mrs Louis Orn dorff as hostess. Band No. 8 performed and the draw prize was won by J. Clarence Sanders.
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Louis Topper
Louis Orndorff
J. Clarence Sanders
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass
THINK IT OVER Nearly all Com munists feel driven to world revolution and will use betrayal violence and even assassination to disrupt the present order Some are abnormal others jealous or over compensating for life failures Some believe capitalism is wicked and a classless society is possible and moral when destroying in any way is true to their aims
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Earl L. Douglass
The Road to Freedom vs Communism
The piece argues that communism corrupts humanity and leads to servitude rather than freedom. It asserts that despite motives, the path chosen ends in the same fatal results and stresses that freedom remains the standard of right, referencing Lynd in Texas and Sam Houston's March 2 birthday.
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Babson
Lynd T
Texas
Sam Houston
Arrests Docketed In City Police Case
Two arrests were docketed overnight by city police. Margaret Lyles and J Rudolph Lyles, both colored, of East Street, were charged with disturbing the peace by Officers Shook and Trump. Each posted $10 and costs pending hearings.
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Margaret Lyles
J. Rudolph Lyles
East Street
Shook
Trump
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Gettysburg
Bernard Neiderer
Hanover
Jacob E. Valentine
Billy
Seven Valters
Clarence S Valentine
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Edwin Crarismer
Robert Topper
St. Joseph's High School
Leonard Sanders
Blanche Mullen
Joseph Kreitz
Henry Gerken
Alia
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P.L. Hargett, Co
South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Co
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Webster
Wes
Webster Daily
Mars Opticians
Market Street
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Pearre
Johnston Bittner
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Airport
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Ron
NED S. Zeiler Real Estate and Insurance
Necth Court
St. Frederick, Maryland
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Frederick
State Road
George M. Chapline
Chapline Bidg
Patrick St
Claire Frock Co., Inc
Thurmont, MD
Ritchie Associates
Ritchie Associates Finance Corp
Rockville
Westminster
E. Montgomery Ave
Carroll Theater
East Church Street
Dr. Howe
Mac Cadam Road
Lewistown
McCormick-Deering
Oliver
Milwaukee
Albert B. Boyer
Route I
Thormont
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Locust Valley
Burkittsville
Daniel Rohrbach
Nancy Rohrbach
Frederick County
Daniel A. Rohrbach
Matthias S. Ahall
Martha J. Ahall
Daniel Rohrback
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Julia Robinson
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Victor P. Clark
Roy Eigenbrode
Earl Long
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