State Elks To Meet At Cumberland
Eight hundred Elks and guests will gather in Cumberland for the four day Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Elks convention with receptions at City Hall dinner events and multiple sessions led by officials including William A. Jerrick and J. Glenn Beall. The program features speeches, a memorial service, officer elections, social events, golf, a style show and a Sunday picnic concluding the convention.
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District of Columbia
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U.S
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John R.* Foler
Thomas B. Finan
Tracy
Salisbury Lodge
Washington Lodge
Cumberland Country Club
Glenwood Reel
Cumberland Fairgrounds
Earl J. Huber
Riverdale
E. Robert Bowlus
Frederick
Otto, Ortland
Annapolis
Salisbury
Claude S. Martin
Washington
Daniel T. Willis
Tongan
Arthur Mason
Charles Kretchman
Baltimore
Jean McFarland
Havre de Grace
Lloyd B. Pahiman
Easton
Middletown Senior Wins AAA Drum Major Trophy in Maryland
James H Haupt of Middletown High School receives the AAA trophy for best drum major in Maryland. He has led the band in several parades this summer, served as band president, and been selected for all county bands for two years. He is the son of Mrs. Mary J Haupt and the late Mr Haupt, under Middletown High’s director Jerry Marrone for three years. Haupt has served two years in the ready reserves and will report for six months active duty on July 26.
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James H Haupt
Middletown High School
Maryland
James
Mary J. Haupt
Middletown
Haupt
Jerry Marrone
Ready Reserves
Frederick
Designs Tightens Labor Bill Gains Administration Backing
Washington AP A tougher labor controls bill crafted by Representatives Landrum and Griffin with White House approval aims to restore teeth to the Senate bill and tighten penalties. It would criminalize certain union abuses, require all unions to report finances, curb coercive picketing, outlaw secondary boycotts, and widen loan provisions against hot cargo agreements, matching administration preferences.
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Landrum and Griffin
Career passenger hal Boyle column urges easy motoring life
Hal Boyle humorously promotes the idea of a career passenger who enjoys driving but refuses to learn. He argues many Americans accept this role, praising the calm, scenic rides and avoiding road rage. He lists six rules to maintain the passenger persona, from not sitting in the back seat to resisting offers to pay for costs.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Tolstoi
Teal Pro
Benz
Italian Fashion Echoes Big Belted Overcoats For Fall
Florence fashion coverage notes the big belted overcoat as a signature for fall and winter. Designers in Rome and Florence present restrained, tailored looks with fur trimmings and bold accessories, while Emilio Schuberth adds frills. Dark colors, slim silhouettes, and redingottes dominate daytime attire with a few daring pieces from Capucci and Barentzen.
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Italy
Rome
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Simonetta
Emilio Schuberth
Market Report Farmers Livesio ck Exchange Boonsboro
Boonsboro July 23 market report lists cattle bids with bulls at 2300 to 2360, dairy cattle to 140 to 165, veal calves and calves, lambs 21.50 to 24.10, hogs good to 150s, sows to 8.00, pigs to 16.50 per cwt, dairy heifers to 140, veal to 533.00 showings, and assorted prices across livestock categories.
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C&c
Supreme Court shields officials from libel suits in 25 4 ruling
The Supreme Court's 25-4 decision grants absolute immunity to policy making officials for statements made in line of duty, sparking debate. Chief Justice Warren warned the ruling could enable defamation of critics, while dissenters urged limits to immunity and noted ambiguous standards for future defamation cases.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
John M. Harlan
Harlan
William J. Brennan
Brennan
Mali
Labor conflict looms as steel talks set to peak
AP notes United States labor management tension may hit new heights next week as steel, copper, and aluminum contract talks loom. Key events include first steel management strike talks, early half-year earnings reports from U S Steel and Bethlehem, and the looming expiration of aluminum contracts Friday. Copper maintains a fragile ceasefire amid price swings and mine cutbacks. Major firms report strong first-half results with Allegheny Ludlum and Inland Steel highlighting surging profits and output.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
U.S
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Copper
Allegheny Ludlum
Inland Steel Co
S S Lesson Youth and the Bible by William E Gilroy
S S Lesson on giving pupils a personal Bible to foster lifelong Bible study and Christian living. The author questions whether Bibles become living aids or mere souvenirs lacking sustained impact.
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William E. Gilroy
Jesus
Bible study youth meet yields strong faith results
A six day Lutheran Youth gathering at Corwell University Ithaca New Jersey drew 4000 youths from the United States and Canada. Participants paid 50 to 150 dollars for intensive Bible study divided into 205 groups. Attendees praised the experience as turning the Bible into a personal possession and a guide to sin forgiveness and closer relation to God.
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Bible Society ‘Record
American Bible Society
Freerthinker
Poultry and Egg Prices Rise From Slump
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department says poultry and egg prices are recovering from a sharp downturn but warns the rebound may not last. Eggs have been supplied via dried and frozen stock while calls for broader programs were rejected. Broilers still show price gains, with retail ranges from 30 to 45 cents per pound as production tightens.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Roller Coaster Complaint Filed in Tolchester Beach
Maryland officials investigateTolchester Beach roller coaster after William Zimmerman reports a rough ride and injuries to his family. Safety Director Haller inspected the closed ride, canvas partially covering, while the state expects the concessionaire to notify for an inspection during operation. Public safety concerns loom for workers and patrons alike.
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Tolchester,Beach
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Catonsvile
William C. H. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Gov. Tawes
Joseph A. Haller
Department of Labor and Industry
Haller
Army Major Baker reports for duty at Fort Detick
Major Francis J Baker of the Chemical Corps arrives this week at Fort Detick to join the office of the Director of Development. A Westerville Nebraska native, he earned a BS from Kearney State College and an MA from Colorado State in 1938. He is a Bronze and Silver Star recipient and resides on post with Mrs Baker and two children Ronald and Linda.
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Detrick
Francis J Baker
Chemical Corps
Fort Detick
Westerville
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Baker
Kearney State College
Colorado State
Chemical Corps School
Ther
Ronald
Linda
Post
David Fernsler
Washington
Associated Press
Fernsler
Lebanon
Newark
Harrisburg, Pa
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Lester Scores TKO at Bel Air Race Track
Maryland heavyweight champion Boom Boom Lester knocked out Larry Zernitz of New Haven in the ninth round of an outdoor show at Bel Air Race Track Friday night.
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