Radcliff Triumphs In Junior Singles Tennis Final
Buddy Radcliff of Washington and Lee University rallied from a first set setback to defeat Charlie Channing of Washington Tech High School 4-6 6-4 6-3 6-4 at the Catoctin County Club courts in the Ridge Mountains tournament. Radcliff leveraged deep forehands and a strong American twist serve to seize the pace, breaking through late in the fourth set to seal victory.
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Buddy” Radcliff
Moon
Bie Ridge Mountains
Charlie Channing
Washington
Tech
Washington and Lee University
Channing
Radcliff
Frederick Boy
Radch
Trial in Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case ends with acquittal
The government rests as the Lindbergh case ends with a not guilty verdict for Mrs. Waley on a kidnapping conspiracy count. Key witness is nine year old victim who identifies Harmon Watley and William Radcliff among accused kidnappers. Court dismisses other charges and sets stage for remaining proceedings.
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E. E. Cushman
Moniey
Lindbergh Baw
Harmon M. Watley
Stal
William Mahapr
Goldfish Shipment Lawsuit Seeks 2200 Damages
G Leicester Thomas and Clar ence C C Thomas trading as Three Spring Fisheries seek 2200 in damages alleging hundreds of goldfish died in transit from Adams town to destinations across the United States. They claim the carrier failed to convey the fish in water causing extensive losses in multiple shipments from 1934. The Three Spring Fisheries, a large goldfish producer, operates near Lippons with a post office recently established.
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G. Leicester
Thomas, Lee
Thomas
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Buckelstoun
Newman and
Newman
Adamstown
United States
Liypons
Baltimore Retailers Pay Major Share of Maryland Gross Receipts Tax
An analysis by the Maryland State Comptroller shows Baltimore City retailers paid 62.25 percent of the state's 1 percent gross receipts tax during April and May. The two month total税 amount collected statewide was $675,668.37, with Baltimore contributing $420,586.51. June receipts totaled $156,391.53, including $40,424.23 from the tiling tax. County figures follow, including Frederick and Garrett with notable shares.
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Baltimore City
Maryland
State Comptroller's Office
Baltimore
Frederick
Garrett
Changes in Beach Fashion Through the Ages
A nostalgic reflection on evolving beach attire from 1935 to modern times. The author contrasts Grandma's frill skirt and black stockings with a Parisian look where the skirt nearly reaches the ground, noting fashion shifts while implying modesty standards have shifted over time.
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Grandma
Towns Report Mixed Percent Figures in Transit Data
Cent Montgomery lists totals of 20222.47 dollars with 299 percent, Carroll records 12394.64 dollars at 183 percent, and Washington 24627.36 dollars at 3.65 percent. An unspecified carrier plans to rebuild its fleet to add 18 miles per hour to its overall speed.
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Montgomery
Carroll
Washington
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