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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
12
Dr. Miley Conley addressed Lions Club members at the Francis Scott Key Hotel urging service clubs to promote good citizenship and understand politics as a civic duty. He warned politicians must serve the people, not self interest, citing Roosevelt and the need for public officials to act for the general good.
Dr Conley honored by Richart Simmons in a meeting chaired by retiring President Lford C Culler. Conley, described as a good citizen, presented a tribute on his election as mayor of Frederick. Subscriptions urged for The News.
West declares two hearts doubled in Today's Contract Problem. The article explains how the defender tactics allow the declarer to manage entries and suits, with emphasis on countering a psychic bid and the sequence leading to a potential defeat or success. It discusses hand shapes AK1063 and AQEZ in context and notes the defensive play to prevent heart tricks.
In Harbor Grace Newfoundland on June 26 a group of pilots including Ben and Joseph Adamouisz undertook a long trip toward Warsaw. They refueled at TEST 3 and prepared for the dawn dash through a sequence of stops, with Berlin and Copenhagen mentioned as leg points. The mission, described as bold and among the most inexperienced crews, culminated in an airfield view from Harbor Grace as the aircraft touched down after a tense journey.
A confidential AP survey from Washington on June 28 reports quotes about Roosevelt and the campaign, noting Democratic leaders and party lines. It mentions Deen wratat Husenem and references political maneuvers and a committee’s stance, with implied tensions within Congress.
A fragment notes concerns within a committee about Democratic candidates after primaries in several states. It mentions plans to calculate causes of a looming threat and to clear up potential issues, with reference to an "oldest man" who dies on a specific date.
Zara Agha known as the "old man of Turkey" claimed to be 160 years old and had been seriously ill for many days in the Children's Hospital here before his death or depletion of strength.
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