Must Wait 48 Hours For Marriage License
Gov. Nice refused to sign two bills aimed at curbing a marriage racket in Ce county. He signed a separate state bill to require a 44 hour wait between application and license issuance. The bills were introduced by Sen. Harald Cobourn.
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Marry W. Nice
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Harald &. Cobourn
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Harney Family and School Notes From Nearby Turmoil
Local community recounts visitors and kin from Harney town and Harney school roster shows absent or tardy First Grades Dale note Eugene Stambauga and others. Teachers listed include Miss Clara Devilbiss and Mrs Louis Lainard amid family mentions and routine school records.
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Howard Mummert
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Dorothy Burden
Dorothy Stretten
Ade
Ray Mouase
Merle Moose
Earl Vaudin
Norman Welty
Carolyn Weddle
de Eteetae
Mariin Mrennis Cede
Earl Welty
Delores Frock
Mildred
Julia Marshall
Fred Spangler
Kenneth Selby
Flowood Frean
Frank Mose
Mark Monsr
Hazel Hames
Agatha Vaughn
Catherine Welly
Francis Sider
George Selby
Miss Clara, Devilbiss
Louis Lainard
Gardening Tips for Seed Selection and Color Schemes
Gardening consultant Donald Gray outlines practical steps for choosing flower seeds from catalogs. He emphasizes reading descriptions, matching plant colors to garden themes, and using varied varieties to create appealing color schemes throughout the beds.
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Piftieth Anniversary Observed by Mr and Mrs Newton T P Howers
Mrs Rebecca Matha, daughter of Samuel and Catherine Mathiys Beachman Valleys, and Dar Reavers, son of Josiah and Gdiitnia tuweres, married March 20, EAST, at the bride’s parents’ home. Rev Charles Bester performed the ceremony. The couple, previously Mr and Mrs Mowers, reside at Sam's Creek Frederick County with their attendants Anna Maryude and Riley Smead.
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Mar Tiage
Rebecca Matha
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Catherine Mathiys
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Josiah
Gdiitnia Tuweres
Charles Bester
Anna Maryude
Riley
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Death by Own Action Squeeze Demonstrated in Bridge Play
Secretary WM McKenney notes a bridge hand by Lee Haren of New York playing North with Mrs Haren as partner. The article describes the death by own action squeeze as a defense tactic in a trick taken by the other side and recounts the opening lead and subsequent play including a heart queen and club sequence.
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American Bridee League
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Bridge hand puzzle and bidding sequence summary
A cryptic bridge problem presents AKQ12 WAK4 172 AABS HN9T va3 10543 1062 and W652 pAGE RRIOTS with duplicate none. In the South West North Yast auction, one spade response sequence begins with 1s Pass and 2 and Pass, then passes to 4N T, with NT and final passes. Opening lead is Q.
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Squeeze in Spades Ends Epic Bridge Hand
In a televised or club match, East is squeezed after Decluer leads the four of spades. The sequence shows East discarding two diamonds and a heart, then another heart and diamond, while West and declarer execute three rounds of spades to force a fatal discard. The hand demonstrates long suit power and the peril of repeated discards.
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Bowers Family Roots Traced Through Wakefield and Baltimore
The article notes the Bowers family origins in Wakefield before settling near Hiwentselpnt, then Long Island and Baltimore. Parents Parry Te and Walter Bowers have three grandchildren and two sons Parry Te Bowers of Long Island and Walter Bowers of Baltimore. Mr. Bowers remains retired after decades with Hanover Tic Bend tag Company and is reported to have a heart condition.
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Spanish Loyal Troops Press Rebels After Retreat
Spanish loyal troops pursued routed insurgents toward the Guadalajara sector northeast of Madrid. Insurgents, after losing much territory, prepared for a pitched battle as government forces outdistanced Madrid infantry and bombed Jadraque along the Toledo and Guadalajara highway. The insurgents planned to entrench at the important communications center as the pursuit continued.
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World’s Tonte Touted by Health Evangelist Dyar
Health evangelist Dyar promotes World's Tonte claiming benefits for stomach liver kidneys constipation gout indigestion sour stomach rheumatism anemia and general run down condition. He says the tonic comes from the oil country reflecting ancestral origins and urges starting use today.
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Vmnotern
Government ends travel funding for trailer travel
Acting Comptroller General R. N. Elliott ruled that government employees may travel in trailers only at their own expense. He held that per diem payments could not be made for trailer travel outside regular travel allowances. No explicit law allows government pay for such travel.
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Titanic Disaster Influence on International Fee Observation
A historical note describes how the Titanic disaster shaped an international fee observation system, becoming so refined that many sea captains have not seen an iceberg in over two decades.
Four Wills Probated In Orphans Court
Four wills were probated in the Orphans Court with executors named and shares specified. The cases involve Charles Holbruner of Woodsboro, Sarah A. Phalen of Warrumwick, Joseph de Leureux of Thurmont, and Del bert Moore of Brunswick along with other family contingencies and administrators appointed.
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Income Tax Payments Increase Across March
Treasury reports March first twenty days income tax receipts totaled 65,507, an increase of about 67 percent from the same period last year. Analysts projected total March collections and noted potential implications for Roosevelt’s fiscal year budget, with estimated yearly receipts around 2.3729 billion dollars.
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Maryland Legislature Reaches Deadline for New Bills
Maryland lawmakers return to the State House with five days left to introduce new measures. The House Ways and Means committee began reviewing the Senate budget bill of 70 million dollars as lawmakers anticipate limited amendments. The session faces tax issues and funding requests, including state aid for charity programs starting April 2.
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