Kiwanis Egg Hunt Planned For Easter Monday
Kiwanis Club will host the twelfth annual Easter egg hunt for children ages 4 to 12 at one o clock in Park. Boy Scouts assist the Easter Bunny and eggs, with city police patrolling. If rain, the hunt shifts to Tuesday at Charles K. Taylor heads the committee with four members. The event, a holiday highlight for Ericktonians, followed Kiwanis luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel where John R Cheatham presided. Fifty Kiwanis have become charter members of a Little League Club sponsoring the effort.
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Kiwanis Club
Taker “Park
Ark
City Olice
Charnes K
Taylor
William E. Zimmerian
Clyde H. Estes
Samuel H. ‘Losenstocks
Thomas Crum
Éricktonians
Tuesay
Francis Scott Key
John R Cheatham
Little League Club
Kiwanias
Anization
Fred
Lions Club to Offer League Trophy and Gold Team Gifts
The service club will present a league trophy to the winning team with stipulations that it becomes the property of a team after three consecutive victories. Gold baseballs will be awarded to all members of the champion squad. Speaker John Blocher, a Baltimore grocer, urged support for independent stores and argued against oversized big business. Visiting Kiwanians and Annapolis officials attended, including Mayor Roscoe C. Rowe and City Attorney William J. Martin. A note on the cat’s claw creeper, a Brazilian plant, completes the item.
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John Wanamaker
Blocher
Harry Hamilton
Lloyd M. Dangerfield
Bethesda
Cliff Ricketts
Louis M. Strauss
Annapolis
Roscoe C. Rowe
Clarence A. Ramaley
William J. Martin
Frederick
Henry F. Falk
Howard Broomhall
Washington
Costello Refuses To Disclose His Wealth Again
New York March 20 racketeer Frank Costello refused to reveal his net worth before Senate crime probes. He cited constitutional grounds for nonresponse after earlier refusals at the open hearings of the Senate Crime Investigating Committee. If the argument fails, he could face contempt charges as the panel continues its session listening to William O'Dwyer.
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New York
Frank Costello
Senate
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Costello
William O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
Corsi implicates Impellitteri in underworld ties in city records
State Industrial Commissioner Edward Corsi testified that he heard from reliable sources Mayor Vin cent Impellitteri accepted political backing from criminal figure Thomas Three Finger Brown Luchese. Impellitteri had run as an independent Democrat and Corsi was the defeated Republican candidate. Meanwhile a March 29 aging meeting in Montgomery County invites residents to discuss aging, with Mrs Gordon Sears chairing and a panel planned on employment education religion and chronic diseases. Richard F Green of Farmers Banking & Trust Co. was named foreman of the Montgomery County grand jury for the March term.
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Costello
Edward Corsi
Vincent Impellitteri
Corsi
Impellitteri
Thomas
Three Finger Brown
Luchese
Gordon Sears
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Rockville
Richard F. Green
Farmers Banking & Trust Co
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Grand Jury
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