Child Kept Chained In Attic By Parents In West Virginia
Parsons West Virginia July 19 A two and a half year old boy found chained in the attic of his mountain home is in critical condition at Tucker County Hospital suffering severe malnutrition and sores. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs John Longary of Millersville 12 miles from Parsons, weighed only 15 pounds and wore a rope about his neck and chained to a banister. Police Corporal G W Busch said the child’s abuses worsened in the hot upstairs room. The parents about 24 were arrested on cruelty charges and jailed in Parsons awaiting arraignment. Doctors describe the child as a frightened animal unable to sit up or play. Two other Longary children are described as normal.
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Parsons
W. Va
Tucker County
Bby
John Longary
Millersville
Licking District
Department of Public Assistance
G. W. Busch
Busch
Longary
Two Cowboys Hurt At Rodeo
At Lazy B Rodeo near here a crowd of 600 watched Bob Murray gored by a Brahma steer and Art Lohr kicked by a bucking horse. Murray rode White Hope, a 1200 pound bull, before being thrown and gored. Lohr, from Fort Worth, suffered leg and chest injuries as the horse hooves struck him.
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Bob Murray
Art Lohr
Lohr
Montana “Packers
Alvin Boost
Mur-ray
White Hope
Murray
Hazers
Fort Worth
Texas
Dr Pyle Named Dean of College of Commerce at Maryland
Appointment of Dr J Freeman Pyle from Marquette University as dean of the College of Commerce of the University of Maryland was announced by President A C Byrd. Pyle will assume the post as the prior dean, Santo eyes 1 Nua Wok Gis's Lo Mackenzie Giese wao resigned, with transfers noted at Guardia Air Field and in connection to a large passenger figure of 1,250,000.
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College Park
J. Freeman Pyle
College of Marquette University
College of Commerce
University of Maryland
A C. Byrd
Pyle
Santo Eyes
Nua Wok Gis
Lo Mackenzie Giese Wao
Guardia Air Field
Local radio host arrested on enemy alien statutes
Arrested here last Wednesday for violation of Federal statutes governing enemy aliens the man used the alias Brandon Roberts while broadcasting from the local radio station. He remains in the Hagers town jail awaiting action of the Federal grand jury in Baltimore.
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Brandon Roberts
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Maryland Dairy Names New College Leader and Focus
Administrative authorities announced that under Dr Pyle the institution will be renamed from College of Commerce to College of Business and Public Administration. Emphasis shifts to government influence on business, research, and training for public administration careers, led by Dr Pyle, a Chicago and Marquette veteran.
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Maryland Dairy
Baltimore
Pyle
College of Commerce
College of Business and Public Administration
Indiana
University of Chicago
Department
Economics
Business Administration
Marquette University
Northwestern University
Picnic Draws 300 at Freder Tron and Steel Co Event
More than 300 employees family members and friends gathered at Clemson meadow for Freder ick Tron and Steel Company annual picnic with sports including a 50 yard dash for girls under ten a 30 yard dash for women over twenty five and a tug of war. Rain halted the softball game at 9 9 in the third inning before scores could finalize. Entertainment by the Cowboy Band and Little Dutch Band followed the games. Mae West and Frank Wallace planned to divorce citing cruelty with no specific charges in the complaint.
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Frederick Tron and Steel Company
Clemson's Meadow
Kaane
White Collarites
Leslie W. Grove, Jr
Machine Shop Huskies
Raymond Bowers
Buzz
Roderick
Foundry
Machine Shop
Strawberry
Staley
Louis Leichert
Huskies
Russell McCain
Cowboy Band
Little Dutch
Don Gearinger
F Tl. and
Los Angeles
Mae West
Frank Wallace
Mae
Dorothy Dix Says Personality Outshines Beauty For Girls
A noted psychologist notes men fall for looks, yet real matrimony proves beauty is not the main draw. Many married women lack classic beauty but win lasting affection through personality, charm, and understanding, with traits like intelligence, vivacity, tact, sympathy, and the ability to make a man feel at ease.
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Helen of Troy
Wrnter
Baltimore and three counties sound air raid alarms
Air raid alarms rang across Baltimore City and Baltimore, Howard, and Carroll Counties after a misdirected telephone report. An Army plane sighting was relayed to the Baltimore Civilian Defense office, triggering bells and calls to police, fire, and media. Most residents remained calm, with some noting curiosity or assuming a test.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Howard
Carroll
Pinkney W. Williams
Board of Fire Comissioners
Bannerman
Dorothy Dix on Love and Beauty in Women
Dorothy Dix argues that men fall for character over looks and cites many homely, gracious women who win husbands while beautiful rivals remain unwed. She contends the psychological theory that women’s beauty drives romance overstated, noting social patterns where practical traits trump superficial charm.
Arrests Mount as Drunk on Street Case Tops Weekend
In a busy weekend for city police, Jesse Welle of Frederick was arrested three times within 36 hours for drunken behavior on the street. He posted bail totaling 1,980 dollars across the three incidents and faces a Police Court hearing. Additional arrests include Raymond Jones, Ida Smith, Eddie Wood, Edgar Phebus, and others for fighting, disturbing the peace, and intoxication.
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Jesse Welle
Frederick
Oliver Ark Sathya
Marty D. Stup
Wellen
George F. HoffYman
Raymond Jones
Disturbing the Peace
Otiver Tarry D. Stup
Ida Smith
Otheer Stup
Keaby Whiten
Sergt
Frank K. Dorsey
Stup
Philips
Gertie Going
Sergi
Dorsey
Raysmond Eyler
Sergi Dorsey
Virginia Holmes
Richmond
Kanade
Eddie Wood
Edgar Phebus
John Blackstone
Donald Bare
Norman Dietz
Harry Goodman
Oficer
McMullen backs Lee in Maryland sixth district race
John J. McMullen of Cumberland, longtime Byron backer, will support Lt. Col. E. Brooke Lee of Montgomery County in the Democratic primary for Maryland’s sixth district. Byron remains in the race and filing ends Friday night.
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Maryland
Katherine E. Byron
John J. McMullen
Cumberland
Upper Potomac River Commission
Bryon
E. Brooke Lee
Montgomery County
Byron
Young Announces Candidacy for County Board
Samuel H. Young, prominent Tuscarora district farmer, announces his candidacy for the Board of County Commissioners subject to the Republican primary on September.
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Samuel H. Young
Tuscarora District
Board of County Commissioners
Baker Park Service Sermon Explores Faith and Leadership
Rev Henry Powers of All Saints Episcopal preached at Baker Park Sunday evening on seeking guidance beyond wealth and government. He urged turning to God and Christ for leadership, noting the wartime crisis and the goal of a peace rooted in Christian principles, while stressing duty to win the war first and shape the peace later. The service featured a hymn, choir, and scripture reading by Rev W Merval Weaver.
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Henry Powers
All Saints Episcopal
Mr Powers
Mr. Powers
Bern
Xaine
God
Robert JL. Smith
Marshall Etchison
Mix J D Dave
Benjamint
Meeks
W Merval Weaver
Tap
Coheer
Rev Samuel and Johnson announce church benediction music
Rev Samuel and Johnson announced the benediction service. The music program featured a duet by Dr and Mrs Duvet, the Sanctus from the St Celia Mass by Charles Gounod, sung by the Tumult choir and guests, and He Leaded Me O Blessed Thought performed by junior and adult choirs.
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Samuel & Johnson
Ralph £. Harteman
Mrs. Duvet
St. Cetelia
Charles Gounod
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Dr. Pyle
Baron von Schoenermarck
Fron and Steel Picnic
Dorothy Dix
Marines
Army
Navy
Coase Guard
Old Maid
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Brooke Lee
North Court St
Baker Park Service
Chiang Kai-Shek
Johns-Manville
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
St Joseph Aspiria
Mickson
Nation Vy Row
A. C. Palmer
Francis Scott Key
Eferick
Alexander
Alan
Tale
Flom
Eversden
American Mfedicat Association
N. Charles Street
the Grand AN
Carrollton Manor Woods
Hotpoint Electric Ranges
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Ma
Robert G. Mumma
Room
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick Sr
Over Potomac Edison Co
Frederick, Md
Williamson
Markell & Ford Telephone
Quaker City
Frederick's
North Market Street
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fredericktown
Member
America
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