Inter-Racial Tennis Breakup in Baltimore Sparks Arrests
In Baltimore on July 11 a mixed racially integrated tennis outing sponsored by the Young Progressives of Maryland led to 24 arrests as players ignored park police orders. Eleven whites and thirteen blacks were booked for refusing to obey orders, with seven charged with disorderly conduct. The event drew 500 spectators while officials cited permit limits and segregation rules.
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Baltimore
Young Progressives of
Maryland
Henry A. Wallace
Park Board
Gordon Gaeng
Park
Harold Buchman
The
Progressive Party
John E. T. Camper
Stanley Akin
Young Progressives
Broad Run Keeps Lead in Heart of Maryland League
Broad Run continued to pace Heart of Maryland League play with a 6-4 win over Thurmont as Myersville blanked Florence 17-0 and Airy beat Day 7-1. New Windsor lost a 9-8 extra inning affair to Pickett's Corner, slipping from first place after Marion homered for Pickett's Corner.
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Broad Run
Heart of Maryland Baseball
Thurmont
Myersville
Florence
Airy
Nurmont
New Windsor
Pickett
Broad
Sorrell
Mile Beachley
Huffer
Marion
Hough
D. Maring
Jenkins
Green
Thomas Francis
A compact word puzzle clue set featuring a header with the name Thomas Francis and a jumble of cross reference items for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes definitions for terms like witness, supply with weapons, and ethics, along with miscellaneous puzzle bits and a closing acknowledgment of the author.
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The note catalog lists scattered clues and terms such as beverage, male sheep, playing cards, civil officers, and church recess. It hints at a puzzle or crossword style fragment mapping to titles and roles, including a reference to a vice president abbreviation.
Safety Play Aids Mahoney in Slam Contract
A hospital note prompts six unusual bridge hands by Dan Mahoney. In a mixed pairs event no trump, Mahoney uses a safety play: lead a spade, cash spades, then dummy's nine, avoiding a heart finesse and ensuring the contract. East’s discard of clubs enables Mahoney to make seven odd. Firemen Carnival prizes listed for the 21st annual event. Parade 6 pm Thursday from the high school. James H. Grove Jr and Hazel Lewis head to Philadelphia for the Democratic national convention.
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William E. McKenney
America’s
Mahoney
East
Declarer
James H. Grove, Jr
Maryland
Hazel Lewis
Philadelphia
Ben Franklin Hotel
Catoctin Golfers Hold Lead In Tri-State C C Journey Play
Carnivel Golfers of the Catoctin Country Club maintained first place with 77 points at Purcellville Va for a 258 tournament total. Frederick area clubs edged Martinsburg by a half point at Loudoun County Golf Club, while Purcellville placed third, Winchester fourth, and Front Royal last with readouts of 5635, 5142, and 3815 points respectively.
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Catoctin Country Club
Tri-State
C. C. Journey
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Virginia
Frederick Divoters
Martinsburg’s
Winchester
Front Royal
Catoctin i
Mar
Tinsburg
Fred Winchester
Front Rover
Catoctin
R. Harrington
Carl Snook
Ear Rhoderick
W. E. Ross
Theron Green
H. Decker
J. Nelson Bowers
James Sparks
M. Rhoderick
Radio Program Listings From 1940s Broadcast Schedule
A compact inventory of radio segments with MBS WOR 710 and CBS network listings. Includes Earl Godwin and Frede News and Dance Band features, evening blocks, and dance music between 10 30 and 11 45 with a 2 hour dance band showcase.
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MBS
WOR
ABC
WMAL
Wbal Iuso
CBS
Wrymd
Abe
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