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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1949

Page

8

Weekend Assaults Highlighted by Multiple Reckless Acts

Over the weekend several assault cases were reported. Dan Carty was held on a $1,000 bond after an attack on a man on South Market Street near Frederick Memorial Hospital. The injured victim was treated and released. Lawrence Geisler of Urbana faced charges and a $300 bond, arrested by Lt. Frank Dorsey in an early Sunday incident. Thomas W. Maxfield of Frankfort, Ky., charged with failing to stop after an accident and operating without a license, had a $500 and $100 bond respectively. Extradition papers were prepared as Maxfield faced transfer to Kentucky after a wild chase ending near Jug Bridge. Additional unnamed cases included drunkenness and peace disturbance with various small bonds set.

Dan Carty Nure South Market Street Frederick Memorial Hospital United Rescue Po- Hee Lawrence Geisler Urbana Frank Dorsey Roy Baugher Geisler Thomas W. Maxfield Frankfort Douglas Stup FBE Dyer Maxfield Frederick Kentucky Jug Bridge Stup Melvin Baker Harry W. Ridenour Baltimore Patrick Street Baker Cass Lester S. Carter Askec Denver Charles E. Ambush Marin Kida May Borce Bance Oficer Allen Twentey Webster Lab Raymond Heug Harvey Weeden Wes Twenter Meany

Tax exemption proposal for a four person family debated

The CIO proposed marginal federal tax relief that would exempt a four person family earning about 4,200 dollars a year. The plan would reduce the tax burden for families, with broader implications on securities, state taxes, and gifts. Fisher wins U S Open bowling classic in Bethesda with a 2019 score and $1,000 prize.

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Feathered Friend A Crossword Style Clue List

A fragmented word puzzle list hints at clues across birds planes and gods. Several entries like decimeter century plant and harvest goddess appear with scattered definitions and partial garbled text. The shuffled grid suggests a themed crossword with clues for names and items across science myth and language.

Cardinal Restaurant Hosts Bridge Post-Mortems in New York

A sense and nerve piece notes the Cardinal Restaurant in New York City becoming a hub for reviewers of bridge play. The article recalls lounge guests, manager Phi Dosie of Cavanagh's on 23rd Street, and general manager Ray Dovie, implying a gathering of notable players.

William E. McKrenney America’s Declarer

Debugging a Bridge Hand Defense Noted in Play

A discussion of a bridge hand where 5432 won a trick with a trump and spade ruff, East ruffed, and the contract defeated. It analyzes alternative lines where West may win or lose a second spade trick, and notes a shrewd defense to counter a six no trumps hand with the queen of spades held by the declarer.

East Declarer West

Radio Program Listings and News Broadcast Snippets

A fragmented scan shows radio station references WOR WMAT WMP WRAL and mentions evenings with news broadcasts and tunes. Mentions of dance bands, a trial, and varied news segments across time slots and geographic terms appear as disjoint OCR fragments.

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Holter Leads Freshman in Maryland Livestock Judging

Robert Holter of Middletown topped the live stock judging contest at the University of Maryland as the highest freshman and dairy cattle tender, winning two silver cups. William Curry of Easton earned two awards including best upperclassman cup and a golden prize from a national student organization.

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