Opening Day Bass Run Yields Sparse Catches Across Potomac Area
Anglers report fair success but overall low bass counts as opening of the black bass season unfolds. Potomac River waters run clear yet many tributaries remain muddy, with Monocacy and nearby streams producing scattered keepers. Wardens Thurmont report cite undersized bass and warn non residents about minnow seine restrictions as they monitor fishing on the river.
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Potomac
Serail Pp
Carro
Inch Beauty
Wilbert Fairh
Ceres
White's Ferry
Thurmonter
Benjamin F. Phebus
Durward W. Kettells
Rudolph Eyler
Thurmor
Stambaugh
Pennsylvania
Bed rest shift in post illness care sparks debate
Historical notes discuss shifting from prolonged bed rest to early activity after illness or surgery. Reports mention experiments on hygiene and reconditioning in bed, with moves toward starting post operative exercises the day after surgery to preserve tone and endurance. The piece also cites sports signings and unrelated notes like a glass industry fact.
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Afosi
University of Min
Veteran's Guide on Bradley VA testimony before House panel
Washington July 2 General Omar Bradley head of the Veterans Administration testified before the House Appropriations Committee. The hearings were friendly and approved near all of Bradley’s $7 6 million budget request for the VA with a small reduction. Bradley discussed insurance workload space and personnel and predicted improvement in a few months. He also spoke on GI Bill education and disabled veterans programs noting education demand would rise further with a possible peak next year or later and that overcrowding in colleges would persist. Additional testimony from Dr Paul Hawley VA medical chief was cited and the column promised further reports.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
Veterans Administration
House Appropriations Committee
Rep
Thomas
Lone Star
Bradley
Thames
Gen. Bradley
Paul Hawley
Congress
Zec
Attending Meeting Of World Federation In Lund Sweden
The Lutheran World Federation session opens with Rev. Dr. Abdel Ross Wen as second vice president. Delegates include two American women Miss Nona Dichl of Philadelphia and Sister Anna Ebert LHDD, from the Lutheran Deaconess movement. The gathering continues this week with participation from the United Lutheran Church in America.
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Lund
Sweden
Lutheran World Federation
World Federation
Abdel Ross Wen
Anna Ebert
L H
U LC A
Eagles trade Roy Zimmerman to Detroit for draft rights
Philadelphia swaps 240 pound Vanderbilt center Roy Zimmerman to Detroit along with a late draft choice in exchange for ai Kekeris a Missouri tackle and Charles Hoover rights. Zimmerman a key lineman since the 1942 season had been with Washington Redskins before wartime service.
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Philadelphia
Earie
Eagles
Kekeris
University of Missouri
Drafit
Charles Hoover
Vanderbilt University
Zimmerman
National Football League
Washington Redskins
Washington
Sammy Baugh
Local Social News and Legion Elections Report
Ladiesburg visitors call on F H Birely family including Mrs Olivier Linton and two children Shirley and Ronnie plus Raymond Martin and son Raymond Jr The district pacer Goshen track set a three year old record at Newport Stock Farm Stables for a $4000 pace The Larkin Post No 122 elected officers for the coming year in the American Legion with Herman Dale as commander and Daniel Williams as secretary among other officers
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Lagesburg
F. H. Birely
Olivier Linton
Shirley
Ronnie
Raymond Martin
Raymond, Jr
Walter Lind
Gettysburg
Raymond Marin
James McBride
Wilbur McBride
Frederick
William Birely
Keymar
Lewis Burely
Westminster
Clarence Birely
Philadelph
Hall Martin
Charles Ecker
X Few
Windsor
Paul Saylor
Frank Willhide
Woodsboro
Cu Smith
Robert Speak
Johnnie
Norman Stitley
Dennis
William Rockwell
Marlinsburg
W. Va
Charles Paul Jones
Atile Derritt Baumgardner
Henry
Hanzel
Larkin
William P. Larkin
American Legion
Herman
Dalemander
Stanles Sewell
Daniel Williams
Francis H. Foreman
John R. Foreman
Austin Timpson
Allen Williams
Howard Weedon
Ralph Thomas
Charles Duffin
Pacer
Goshen
Forbes Chief
Newport Stock Farm Stables
Two Tap Oval
Public Sale of Frederick City Dwelling and Property in Maryland
Attorneys in fact announce a public sale on July 3, 1947 at 11:00 A M on Pearl Street in Catoctin Park Frederick City Frederick County Maryland. The auction includes two parcels of land near U S Route 340 plus a frame dwelling with four rooms and utilities and an assortment of personal property including a kitchen range living room furniture records and rugs. Purchasers pay all state and federal taxes with full settlement required before removal.
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Pearl Street
Catoctin Park
Jefferson Street
Frederick County
Maryland
U.S. State
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Jefferson
Jefferson State Road
G. Leicester Thomas
L. Pearl Thomas
Io Richard N Stude
Dorothy Louise Stride
Freden Imet
Frederick Jefferson
Jeferson State Road
L Pearl Thomas
Mnis
Gibson Electric
Jerome Offutt
Edwin F Nikire
Medford
Carroll
Mary C. Shaffer
Westineshouse
Westinghouse
Mahosany
RCA
Electrolux
Atove
Congoleum
Farge
Westminster
Washington Road
Silver Run
Monocacy Battle Pageant Scheduled for July 9 in Frederick
Frederic Jaycees stage the first annual pageant “Fighting for Time” on the Monocacy battle’s eighty third anniversary. Reenactments depict Confederate Gen Jubal Early cavalry and Union Gen Lew Wallace forces through Frederick’s streets with a wreath at the 4068 Confederate unknown grave and a public address of the battle’s events.
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Army of the Potomac
Wington
US Treasury
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Jaycees
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Monocacy
Frederick
Merser and Board of Aldermen
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