Williams Injured in All Star Game Fractures Elbow
New York July 12 All Star game injuries dominate headlines as Ted Williams, Boston Red Sox slugger, fractures his left elbow risking most of the season while Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees aggravates a groin injury and will miss two or three days. The Red Sox suffer a damaging setback at mid pennant race as Williams contends with recovery and potential loss of key offensive power.
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Erica
Promontory and Perilous Vocab Tales From Letters
A garbled fragment lists word study notes about mispronunciations and synonyms for drunken states, plus a brief definition of promontory as a high land jut protecting the sea used as a sailors refuge. It evokes a period tone with scattered phrases and sample lines.
Local Mems From The Cotvamns Of The News
Fifty years ago July 11 reports from Frederick area: James Bailey a brick works employee buried in a clay cave-in rescued with injuries. Clarke Funk shot in the face and severely injured. horse at William N Whitmore’s farm injured near Loveland. horse owned by Oscar Burrall fell sixteen feet into a lime kiln but was not injured beyond scratches.
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Frederick Noted Resident J H Grove Dies at 60
JAMES H GROVE, a well known Frederick resident, died at his home 107 West Second Street at ten this morning of cerebral hemorrhage after being stricken ten days ago. Also reported: Wheat harvest on Quynn Delaplaine farms near Tramsville yields 371, 27, and 25.5 bushels per acre, total exceeding double the average. Frederick Warriors beat Tagerstown Hubs 20 to 5 at McCurdy Field. about 100 Japanese beetles trapped in Brunswick area as agriculture scouts continue insect search in nearby towns.
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Two-Time Derby Loser at Race Plans Wartime NSRB Role
Article outlines history and purpose of the National Security Resources Board and its wartime planning framework. It describes board members including cabinet secretaries and the mission to marshal resources, manpower, production, and civilian mobilization for potential future conflicts.
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Pace Wintral
Congress Clash Over John Lewis Probe and Labor Unions
Washington July 4 An Indiana congressman accuses the administration of blocking efforts to subpoena John L Lewis and expose how the United Mine Workers operate. House labor leaders under Graham Barden push Federal Aid to Education while resisting deep investigations, raising tensions as Congress debates wagging the draft and postal pay bills amid election year pressures.
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Bible Thoughts on Providence and Scripture Harmony
The writer reflects on Acts 435 to urge comparing the word with God’s works, asserting a harmony between faith and action. He emphasizes providence guiding believers and the need to align thought with scripture, illustrating the unity of divine design and written revelation.
Civil rights clash shapes southern politics in 1940s
In a Washington overview, the piece argues that liberal aims for Negro economic and political advancement face obstruction from Southern foes and political maneuvering. It notes Senate races where Johnston defeated Thurmond and flags reform proposals rejected by Truman era politics.
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Pepper
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Brooks Mays
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Vr Ustal
World War Era Strain Pushes U S Military Readiness
President Truman faces questions on resisting communism globally as military leaders assess how much strength to commit. Four U S divisions are in the Far East with others in Europe and the United States. Calls for National Guard mobilization and a second draft fall loom while plans weigh mandatory expansions and weaponry to meet potential Soviet and Chinese actions.
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Warmer Hood Student To Wed Mr Staley In August
Miss Joy Edelblute daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey W Edelblute Riverside Conn plans to wed Mr Joseph Richard Staley son of Mr and Mrs Irving E Staley Dill Avenue. The ceremony is set for Saturday August 12 at one o'clock in the First Congregational Church Riverside with Rev Vincent Daniels officiating A reception will follow at the bride elects home Miss Edelblute will be given in marriage by her father and maid of honor will be Miss Lois Havenston Old Greenwich Conn Bridesmaids are Miss Jean Owen Old Greenwich and Miss Joan Doubet Niles The best man will be Mr Charles Staley Frederick and ushers Mr James Maples and Mr John Lane Stamford Conn.
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Frederick Leads Maryland in Six Month Construction Permits
Frederick ranked just behind Baltimore in total value of construction permits issued in the first half of 1950, at 1 337 155 dollars. The surge, led by a 620 000 dollar program at Frederick Memorial Hospital, marked a 250 percent rise from 1949. June permits reached 107 205 dollars, up from 70 475 a year earlier, with Baltimore, Salisbury, and Hagerstown ahead in the six months. A gift photo of the Barbara Fritchie home was presented to the Frederick organization for display at the Francis Scott Key Hotel lobby.
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World Council of Churches backs UN Korea action
The World Council of Churches with 160 million adherents in 44 countries approved a UN backed stance for a just settlement in Korea through negotiation while condemning atomic and biological weapons. The central committee urged restraint and international action, with two dissenters among nine, and called for broader UN pressure for peace through conciliation.
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Questions and Answers on Capitalization and Fast Day History
The text discusses capitalization habits for person names and nouns derived from them, noting that such words often start capitalized but may later become lowercase. It states New Hampshire is the only state retaining Fast Day observance, typically the last Thursday in April, proclaimed in 1681 by the provincial governor. It also recalls the Dream Game, the first All-Star baseball contest, beginning at Chicago's Comiskey Park in 1933.
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