Yanks Win From Reds in Fast Exhibition Victory
The New York Yankees defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 1 in a spring training game as Mapes drove in a second home run with two runners on base. The win marked the Yanks fourth straight. Bever Russo and Robinson contributed to the effort while pitchers Watters Gumbert and Lakeman worked on the mound.
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Spine Fractured In Fall From House Near Frederick
Elmer Hildebrand of Reichs Ford road Frederick injured Friday morning when a board on a roof slipped causing him to fall about fourteen feet. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital with a fractured spine and fractured right arm. His condition was reported satisfactory. Relatives said he collapsed upon landing and was found standing on his feet before the fall. He is a carpenter finishing a chimney on a new house being erected by Frank Zepp.
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Ford Road
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
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Tildebrand
Frank Zepp
Collegiate 4-H Club Organized at University of Maryland
Approximately 5f 4 H club boys and girls from Maryland universities form a collegiate 4-H Club to continue club work on campus. Officers include President Richard Greenwood Howard County Walkersville. Vice President Mary Freery Davis Harford County. Secretary Joan Giddings Anne Arundel County. Treasurer Earl Crouse Carroll County. Representative William Ensor Jr Harford County. Reporter Pegsy Ensor Harford County. The club aims to unite campus 4-H, serve clubs, orient freshmen, recruit new members, foster county leadership, publish News and Views of 4-H Clubs, and assist county programs and recreation. Members listed span Frederick, Montgomery, Howard, and Washington counties.
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Maryland
Richard Greenwood
Howard County
Facmerly
Walkersville
Mary Freery Davis
Harford County
Joan Giddings
Anne Arundel County
Earl Crouse
Carroll County
William Ensor, Jr
Pegsy Ensor
University of Maryland
Irroli County
Earl Curouse
Kenneth Loper
Judith Messenger
Truth
Sports Center Planned for Waldorf by Maryland Charter
Wesley E. McDonald announced a Maryland charter for a corporation to build a 1 million dollar sports complex at Waldorf on land owned by ex Senator Robert R. Reynolds. Plans include a harness or steeplechase track polo field calf course riding academy and hunt club with a broader Maryland pending legislation agenda.
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Waldorf
Robert R. Reynolds
Wesley E. McDonald
McDonald
Maryland
Aredemy and Hunt Club McDona
Harnes
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds Reported
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Cornelus M Brashears 17 and Elizabeth Keeney 18 from Monrovia, Arthur S Fouche 23 and Eunice C Weirger 23, and Dee Tron Mech with Teema E Baker 18 Fredercx Route 3. It records property deeds involving Mary C Warner and Georges B Stevens, Maggie Aguten and Charles T Brandeabers, and several transfers to James T Hays Grace Elizabeth W, Russell H Lewis, J Russ McMurray, Homer C Gross, and others with county sums noted.
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Charles R. M
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John Josep Eaton
Frank R. Addison
Hannah N Rice
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Homer C. Gross
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Brunswick Cartoonist Bob Grams Makes Big Splash
18 year old Robert Grams of Brunswick Md emerges as a striking sports cartoonist for the Baltimore News Post and Sunday American. He drew praise after early support from Willard Mullin and Al Vermeer and won prizes at the Frederick County Fair. He left school at 16 to pursue art and, despite a rough start as a copy boy, established himself with regular cartoon work while balancing weekends in Brunswick with friends.
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New York World-Telegram
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Josephson Named Head of U S Red Spy Ring
House committee hears testimonies tying Leon Josephson of New York to a Soviet spy and fake passport ring. Oak and Beal, former Communists, testify Josephson linked to Russian secret police and forged passports for defendants in a Gastonia case. Beal alleges Edith Milner and Mrs Ritter aided passport schemes and notes Russians shipped the seven defendants after bail pending appeal.
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New York
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Oak
New Leader
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Eisler
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Russia
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America
Bid Club First Is 5-5 With Spades
The article discusses opening with one club when holding five spades and five clubs. It explains how the one club bid helps partner responses and describes a hand from the Winter Carnival Tournament in St Paul, Minnesota where North and South reach six clubs via one club opening. A spade opening could lead to a different slam path and possibly six no trump. It also notes a separate incident: Bruce Davis indicted for murder in Maryland.
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Truman to address AP luncheon in New York
President Truman will speak at the Associated Press annual luncheon in New York on April 11 at 1 p.m. in the grand ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria, as announced by presidential press secretary Charles G. Ross.
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Associated Press
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Wh House
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Walder Astoria
Netherlands Allow Ship Martin Behrman to Sail From Batawa
Washington reports the Netherlands government agrees to let American merchant ship Martin Behrman sail from Batawa on a duplicate of the cargo it previously was forced to unload. The State Department had opposed the earlier action.
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Martin Behrman
Bata Wrh
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