Crothers Plans July Sessions On Maryland Crime
Senator Crothers leads July meetings with judges state’s attorneys and police to discuss crime conditions across Maryland. He will hold separate talks in Western Southern Eastern Shore and Baltimore City while awaiting replies on state crime investigations.
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Cumberland
Crothers
U S
Sen. O'Conor
Dmd
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Maryland
Frostburg Teachers College
Celanese Corp. of America
William A. Gunter
Frostburg
Lillian C. Compton
Teachers College
Mass Compton
General Assembly
Compton
Jacoby on Bridge Americans fill partnership lessons at tourney
Oswald Jacoby notes badge players gain from strong partnerships and recounts a New York Eastern States Championship hand where Aron Globach and Abe Baron faced a tricky club sequence. The defense and declarer play illustrate how misdefended clubs and precise timing can decide the contract. Also a stray recipe tip appears about baking soda in frosting.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
New York
Aronaron
Chicago
Grebach
Brooklyn
Globach
Baron
Declarer
West
East
South
Nest
Musical Instrument HORIZONT Puzzle Clues and Answers
A cryptic style puzzle grid lists clues across and down for instruments, animals, and common words. It includes definitions like essential oils celestial and thud alongside form clues, with numbers marking positions for solution words and cross references.
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Albert
Jacob
Notable births and a Revolutionary War heroine in Today in History
America Today marks anniversaries of figures such as Celia Thaxer born in Portsmouth and Mayo Clinic founder William Mayo, with O Leary, McMaster, Goethals, Borah and others noted for their birthplaces and death dates. The entry also honors Molly Pitcher named a sergeant by Gen Washington for bravery in Monmouth.
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Celian Thaxer
New England
Portsmouth
N. H
Daniel O'Leary
Ireland
Los Angeles
John Bach McMaster
University of Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
N.Y
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
New York
William J. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
la Sueur
Minn
William E Borah
Us&s
Idaho
Fairfield
Washington
Molly Pitcher
Monmouth
N. J
Landmark events in American history span from Bethel church to Truman’s era
A compact timeline lists 1794 dedication of Bethel the first African American church in Philadelphia, a 1665-6 trial end in Lincoln assassination, 1869 Davenport chartering the National Bank, 1896 moving pictures in New York, 1906 Immigration Bureau, 1937 FDR speech, 1941 large Army induction, 1945 Queen Mary bringing veterans, and 1950 Truman declaring not at war amid Korea operations.
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Bethel
Philadelphia
Lincoln
National Bank of
Davenport
Iowa
First National Bank
Union Square Theatre
New York City
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Roosevelt
Army
Creer
New York
Truman
United States
UN Police Action Noted by Public Figures
A list recounts notable figures with birthplaces and ages, including Elisabeth Mayo of Cleveland and comedian Joan Davis. A brief horoscope notes a forceful, progress-driven outlook for today, urging forward momentum despite obstacles.
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Rea
Dhilbthayy
Elisabeth I. Mayo
National Consumers’ League
Cleveland
Des Moines
Iowa
Joan Davis
St Paul Minn
James & Koowlson
Stewart-Warnedw
Chicago
Frederck Civitan Club Dinner Honors Attendees at Peter Pan
About 125 members and guests gathered at Peter Pan Urbana for the Frederck Civitan Club annual dinner. Perfect attendance awards were given to numerous members including Irving Abb Charles Wo Crum and four year honorees. The event featured a plaque gift to Past President Stevens, remarks by Dr James Bo Ranek on Gen Douglas MacArthur’s life, and attendance buttons presented by district officials. Distemper in dogs was discussed as a cautionary note on disease dangers and management.
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Frederck Civitan Club
Peter Panton
Urbana
Irving Abb
Charles Wo Crum Charles
TO Masn
Wilson Mercer
David Gland
W. Jerome Offutt
Isaac Stevens
Ralph Yunglag
Tienry L. Davis
Robert Kline
Basil C Lewis
Jack McCabe
Grayson Nikirk
Frankin Reese
Lee Keesling
Chesapeake
John Richardson
Thomas Campbell
Hagerstown
Stevens
James Bo Ranek
Hood College
Douglas MacArthur
iShelton Gang Feud Ends in Death Near Fairfield
In Fairfield on June 28 a gang feud related to bootleg activity flared with a machine gun assault and a fatal shooting. Louis Sons, about 63, was found shot in the head at a resort a mile from town, three hours after the west end incident. Police Chief Ot Hallam tied the case to earlier downtown violence and noted the resort owner Pennington is related to one of the gun victims Guy.
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Fairfield
Shelton
Ot Hallam
Louis Sons
Westend
Fairfeld
Hallam
One Pennington
Sons
Guy
Survivors of Shelton Brothers Feud Quietly Leave Country
The News notes two surviving Pennington brothers fled the country in January after murder attempts. Pennington aged 37 and Lulu Shelton Pennington aged 44, sister of the notorious Shelton brothers who terrorized southern Haineis in the 1920s, are among those long pursued. The piece mentions ambushes dating back to 1947.
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Frederick
Mil
Pennington
Hix
Lulu
Shelton Pennington
Shelton Brothers
Haineis
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