Farr Must Score Decisive Victory For Title Chance
Boxing preview notes Max Baer returns March 11 at Madison Square Garden to challenge Tommy Farr for the world title. Baer, famed clownish persona, trains hard while Farr seeks a decisive win to reestablish himself as a title contender. Both face high stakes as public expectations loom.
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Jerry Beondfield
AEA Service
Max Baer
Ano
Madcap
Max
Madison Square Garden
Tommy Farr
Ty Eve
Decison
London
Shane
Baer
Grandma
America
Louis
Braddock
California
Local Social Notes From Lovettsville Virginia
Lovettsville Virginia March nine social items list Miss Sadie Frye returning home from near Richmond Mrs Ella Simpson visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Frye Mrs Edith Brum entertained the Mite Society at St James Reformed Church Clark Wiard returned to Washington after time with his parents Mr and Mrs William Wiard Mr and Mrs Paul Myers hosted bridge High scores by Mrs William Beatty of Brunswick and E L Potterfeld Mrs William McNeally and Mrs James Hunter visited Mrs Donnie Compher Mrs Hunter stayed overnight Sunday guests at Mrs A M Hickman were Mr and Mrs Roy Hickman and daughter Virginia The birthday dinner honored Paul and Russell Hickman Mrs Edward Myers is a patient in Frederick City Hospital moved there.
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Lovettsville
Sadie Frye
Richmond
Ella Simpson
Harry Frye
Edith Brum
Mite Society of
William Beatty
Brunswick
E. L. Potterfeld
William cNeally
James Hunter
Hunter
Donnie Compher
Washington
Henry Barthel
Paul Hickman
Ernest
F. W. Hickman
Paul and
Russell Hickman
Edward Myers
Frederick City Hospital
Sfisses Wright
Point of Rocks
Wanda Prusson
Fred Graham
Ralph Graham
Eliza Harrison
Sandy Hoox
Etta Graham
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Frank
Bobby
Raymond Souder
Jefferson
Rosa Lindsey
Leith Lindsay
Vienna
Florence George
Leslie George
Harrisburg
Elbert George
Lida Praffer
Staunton
Sue Moore
A. B. Houschelder
Russell Butts
William Wiard
Local Notes and Visits Across Communities
Household notices from Point of Rocks and surrounding towns recount weekly visits among the Graham, Harrison, and George families, trips to Vienna and Harrisburg, and a Staunton burial. The Guardian Hose Company moves to enforce traffic laws during alarms, with carnival planning and donations acknowledged. A child injury from a reversing car is reported along with two new births in February.
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Guardian Hose Company
Henry Myers
William H. Whitmore
Qmer J. Dubel
Lloyd C. Mackley
Samuel B. Bennett
Bobby
Cyrus Favorite
Jimtown
Favorite
Allen Cyril
Birs
Cyn
Duncan
Franklin C. Long
Thurmont
Carole Ann
Western Maryland Girls' Glee Club to sing for PTA and Homemakers
The Girls' Glee Club of Western Maryland College will perform for the Homemakers' club and the PTA in the high school auditorium Thursday evening. The club meets at 7 30 p m and then moves to the auditorium to hear the singers. The program will last a p.
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Thurmont Thurmont
Girls’ Glee Club
Western Maryland College
Homemakers’ Club
P.T. A
P_T. A
Homemakers Club Meets in Municipal Building
Taneytown on March 9 reports Homemakers Club gathering in the Municipal building. Opening songs included There’s Music In The Air and Slumber Boat. Mrs Motter, music chair, spoke on George F Root’s life. Mrs Bowers presided and project demonstrators presented a Home economics demonstration on the Business Center in the Home and Home Accounts.
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Taneytown
Homemakers’ Club
W. R. Motter
George F. Root
W. A. Bowers
Belva Koons
George Baumgardner
C. D. Sell
B. Conover
Behind The Scenes In IWashington By Rodsey Duicher
Washington March 9 Reform of government structure to boost efficiency is back in the Senate as the Byrnes bill remains a target for opposition led by Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia. Byrd argues the plan concentrates executive power and cites his own state's move toward centralized control under his administration sharpening the debate over public administration and funding oversight.
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Rodsey Duicher
Washington
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Roosevelt
Byrd
State Department of Finance
Luther H
Gulick Byrd
Aad
E. R. Combs
Stansbury Family Visit Recalls Monticello Trip
Mr and Mrs William Stansbury bury Wilmington Delaware as they visit Mrs Stansburys parents Mr and Mrs Paul Bankard Jeff Thursday for Monticello Florida Mr and Mrs William H Carter near town host Sunday callers Mr and Mrs James Carter Catonsville Mr and Mrs Horace Cole and daughter Frances Hale thorpe
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William Stansbury
Wilmington
Del
Byrd Drives Civil Service Debate In State Reform
The article discusses Senator Byrd and gubernatorial figures pushing for civil service reform and set salaries for state positions. It notes tensions between expanding state power, legislative appropriations, and opposing reforms backed by a presidential committee.
Largest 1930 book sale buys Vollbehr collection
The United States government purchased the Vollbehr collection of 3,060 pre eighth century printed books for 1,300,000 dollars. The Gutenberg Bible is the most famous item among them.
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United States
Vollbehr
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