Fix probe into basketball corruption widens before grand jury
The News reports a continuing grand jury investigation into basketball corruption with Assistant District Attorney Vincent A. G. O Connor stating efforts to uncover all details. A board of directors meeting hinted the scandal could push basketball out of Madison Square Garden. no decision yet, next meeting set for March 15. Also, Baltimore & Ohio brakeman William Eichenlaub, 42, fell from a locomotive at Mt. Airy Junction, suffering a brain concussion but expected to recover, after losing his grip on a hand rail.
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Rosalie Avenue
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mt. Airy Junction
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Eichenlaub
Sollazzo Indicted Over Downgraded Income Tax Bill
Former jeweler Sollazzo, linked to a basketball fixing probe at Madison Square Garden, faces a 1944 income tax evasion indictment claiming he reported 28740.65 versus 265633.59 actual income. Investigators probe jewelry sales, gold purchases, and firms including Supreme Wedding Ring and Franchine Jewelry Manufacturing as part of a wider look into his operations.
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Salvatore Ti
Sollazo
Madison Square Garden
Treasury Department
Washington
Secret Service
Sollazzo
Manhattan District Attorney's Office
Supreme Wedding Ring Company
Franchine Jewelry Manufacturing Company
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Mt. Pleasant 4-H Club Meets With Betsy Rhoderick Presiding
Mt. Pleasant Girls 4-H Club held its monthly meeting with president Betty Rhoderick presiding. The program opened with the 4-H Pledge and flag salute followed by the Lord's Prayer. Mary Belle Remsburg demonstrated a project and a report on the County Council meeting was presented. Refreshments were served after adjournment.
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Mt. Pleasant
Betty Rhoderick
Mary Belle Remsburg
Charlesville Homemakers Club Plans Bake Sale
The Charlesville Homemakers Club met on Feb 26 at Mrs. Gilmer Barker’s home near Hansonville with ten members present. They decide to hold a bake sale in Frederick on March 17 and consider starting a nursing course if enough local women enroll.
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Charlesville
Korea
Ready Made Dress Demonstration Watched by Club Members
Miss Ethel Zimmerman hosted a refreshment session in the conference room while Mrs. Gilmer Burker of the clothing committee led a demonstration on selecting the ready made dress. Members later sought alteration advice on their outfits. The piece concludes with a note on the writing of Yankee Doodle Battle Hymn of the Republic and America.
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Ethel Zimmerman
Gilmer Burker
Clothing Committee
America
FASTEETH DENTURE POWDER OFFERS SECURE FIT
A dental powder promises firm denture plates with no slipping or wobbling. It claims a pleasant non gummy taste and no nausea while neutralizing plate odor. Obtain FASTEETH at any drug store for safer, more comfortable eating and speaking.
Rural Meeting Recaps and Lower Insurance Rates
Mrs. Harry Staley presided as two club numbers were sung by a group led by her. The Mise Keller gift was debated with a director to hear other clubs decisions at the County Council meeting. The next meeting is March 26 at Mrs. Calvin Wachter’s home with Mrs. Herbert Tyergar as co host. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Baltimore announces lower rural property rates effective April 1, saving Maryland policyholders about 600000 annually.
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Harry Staley
County ‘Council
Harold Staley
Recreation
Barker
Calvin Wachter
Herbert Tyergar
Claude A. Hanley
Maryland
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