Nervous breakdown fears grip local residents at turn of century
Nearly one quarter of adults surveyed admit they have at some point faced the brink of a nervous breakdown. Key causes cited include the death of a loved one or job related tensions, reflecting the era’s mounting stress.
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Happiness and worries of Americans in mental health survey
New York AP reports a nationwide survey from the University of Michigan finding money and debt as major happiness determinants, with 17 percent citing marriage alone. It notes older people cope better, younger chase achievement, and many Americans rely on family, prayer, or self-reliance to handle crises.
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Decomposed Body Found in Abandoned Farm House
BEL AIR Md AP The badly decomposed body of a young man was found Tuesday in a shallow grave in the basement of an abandoned Harford County farm house. Edgar Hawks 65 who works on the farm owned by Miss Julia Helle Robinson at Fallston located three miles southwest of here found the body. Police Lt Wilbert Hanley said he believes it may be Hawks son Ronald Lee 22 who was reported missing February 29. Hanley called it the most bizarre case in years. The body was sent to the Baltimore morgue for autopsy. Hawks said he found the body while drinking water at a pump then entering the basement through an outside entrance. The farm lies on Carrs Mill road.
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Jacoby on Bridge Explores Falsecarding Depths
Oswald Jacoby discusses falsecarding in bridge, noting it involves more than playing a high card and keeping a low card. The column references a sample hand with vulnerable players and an opening lead of queen, illustrating strategic deception at the table.
Defensive Bridge Gem At Cavendish Club Shocks South
In New York at Cavendish Club a skilled defender crafts a dramatic hand. East fends off declarer by ruffing and discarding, revealing four diamonds after a sparkling sequence that cripples South. The club miscount hinges on East’s concealed holdings and a decisive six card ruffing finale.
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New Frederick County Young Republicans Club Formed
A second Young Republican Club is organized in Frederick County spanning New Market Urbana Woodville Lin ganore Liberty Johnsville and Mount Pleasant districts. Reyburn E Browning heads Region Three from New Market to Libertytown with Clyde M Bohn Jr as vice president and a slate of officers including secretary treasurer and membership chairman. over 20 attendees at the Liberty meeting on May 23.
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Liberty
Johnsville
Mount Pleasant
Young Republican Club
Frederick County
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Young Republicans Club
Libertytown
Clyde M. Bohn Jr
Near Libertytown
Soviet plan to explore moon with guided rockets
Soviet expert Mlebsveitch reports in a book published here that the Union is building radar controlled guided rockets capable of carrying small laboratory cars to explore the moon and neighboring planets. He described the development in Life in the 2st Century, first published in the Soviet Union last year.
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London
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Mlebsevitch
Unrestricted Zoning Opposed By Bureau
The National Bureau of Standards urged Montgomery County Council to deny unrestricted industrial zoning within a mile of its new Space site near Gaithersburg. It warned industrial noise and vibration could disrupt precise measurements in its labs. The bureau favors being surrounded by homes, stores, or restricted white collar plants within the industrial park zone.
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National Bureau of Standards
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Gaithersburg
Washington
Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones Return Quietly
The royal couple will end their Caribbean honeymoon aboard the royal yacht Botannia and land at Portsmouth on June 18 with no fanfare. A spokesman said the return to port would be low key and unnoticed.
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