Charlie Keller to marry Martha Williamson in Baltimore
Middletown star Charlie Keller and Bryn Mawr alumna Martha Williamson will wed Friday in Baltimore after obtaining a license Tuesday. Keller, 21, recently led the International League with a .353 batting average with the Newark Bears and plans to finish his Maryland degree next week. Williamson, 20, was an early lacrosse standout at Bryn Mawr and has taught at Friends School in Baltimore. The couple will live in Baltimore and tour the West Indies after the baseball season.
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Charlie Keller
Middletown
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Martha Lee Williamson
Bryn Mawr
Friends School
Charlie
Marriage License Bureau
Miss Williamson
College Park
Friends
Wee
New York Yankees
Newark Bears
Keller
Ernest Keller
Middletown High School
Robert LE
Lee Williamson
Catonsville
West Indies
Former U S Attorney Loses Bid For Release
Baltimore January 18 a former specter assistant U S Attorney General was ruled insane by a District of Columbia jury two years ago and lost a bid for freedom from an asylum. Federal Judge William C Coleman denied the habeas corpus petition and ordered Basil H Pollitt recommitted to St Elizabeths hospital rather than release. Pollitt once taught at two universities and worked with New York and Newark law firms until his confinement. He contended he was illegally detained at Perry Point Maryland Veterans hospital after transfer from Washington. A Dresden Germany musician recently invented a music writing system.
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Baltimore
Specter
U. S
District of Columbia
William C. Coleman
Perry Point Md. Veterans Hospital
St Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington
Coleman
Pollitt
St. ‘Elizabeth's
Bitter Battle Near Wuhu Amid Yangtze Clash
Chinese and Japanese forces fought along the Yangtze near Wuhu as Chinese columns pressed the river port and Japan rushed troops and shelled positions. Reports say tanks occupied Hohsien after heavy Chinese casualties, while British road use risks rise along the Hongkong Canton route. Chinese counter attacks slow Japanese advances in Shantung and Chekiang as Hangchow remains a target.
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Shanghai
Yangtze River
U. S
Panay
Wuhu
Hohsien
Hongkong
China
Hongkong- Canton
Shantung
Chekiang
Hangchow
U. S. Ownership of Anthracite Fields Urged
Harrisburg report states Governor George H. Earle advocates federal ownership of Pennsylvania's anthracite fields as the enduring solution to industry ills. He cites agreement among two large operators two union leaders an independent producer and his advisory commission after a long conference. He plans to seek President Roosevelt's support next week.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Ihs
Earle
Roosevelt
September Grand Jury Will Not Be Recalled
The September grand jury will not be recalled for a second special session. Notices were sent to members indicating they need not be present next Monday. The February grand jury will handle the matters, including trials booked this December term. The assault on Fannie O Beck is to be heard with Charles A Ambush charged with assault with intent to rob and with assault and battery. Beck described the brutal attack, noting facial injuries and bruising.
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Fannie O. Beck
Adamstown
Charles A. Ambush
Miss Beck
Sherman P. Bowers
Beck
Two Men Enter House as Monk Attacks Woman
Miss Beck recounts a brutal intruder scene where a man described as a monk assaulted her with a blunt weapon, struck multiple times but did not knock her down. The assailant, Ambusa, suspected she had money, smashed a glass panel, and fled when the door could not be opened from inside. Newspaper advertising is suggested as a tool to draw results.
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Miss Beck
Ambusa
Pes
4-H Club Meets at Libertytown Home
The Libertytown Good Will Club met at Marguerite Of futt’s home near Libertytown on Saturday at 2 p m. Mary Catherine Joy presided. Eleven members answered roll, one new member enrolled, two were present. Election results listed Mary Catherine Jo dent, Marquer' Catherine Gr reporter, Bernadette Riordan. Capsules drawn, recreation organized by Bernadette Riordan. Prize Tae awarded.
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Libertytown
Good Will
Marguerite Offutt
Mary Catherine Joy
Catherine Gross
Mary Catherine Jodent
Marquer
Catherine Gr
Bernadette Riordan
Recreati
Meeting Recap and Refreshments for Shirley Reynolds
Shirley Reynolds presided over a gathering where delicious refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled for February 12 at 2 p.m. at Betty Hammond’s residence.
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Shirley Reynolds
Betty Hammond
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