New Voters Register as City Faces June Election
The Democratic city committee calls a Friday meeting to plan the June municipal election. Edward J. Smith chairs as precinct primaries set delegates to the convention at the courthouse. No Republican ticket has appeared yet. no candidates named.
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Psot
Pou
Tew Democrats
la Med
Democratic Cty
Edward Jo Smith
Cooarthou
Court House
Erect Super Y Suns
GOP
Ian Pats
Courts Near Ready for Tennis in Baker Park
A crew has begun work on the clay courts at Baker Park and will soon be ready for play. The courts were washed several times this winter and spring by heavy crews, while the concrete courts have been open for some time and are in high demand.
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Erty
Baker Park
Chilean diplomat San Jose Joaquin Perez led amid secession era conflicts
Born in 1900 and famed for roles in Paris and Buenos Aires, Perez is described as a Chilean president from 1861 who faced Araucanian secession and US civil conflict era parallels. The narrative notes arrests of rebel leaders, Peru-Spain forces, and his campaigns against Indian raids, ending with his death in 1890 and stamps honoring him in 1911 and 1924.
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San Jose Joaquin Perez
Chile
Paris
Buenos Aires
Perez
Haraly
United States
BSG
Caro
Spain
Peru
South America
Ccopriees
PPO
NITY
Trey
Children's Aid Society Holds April Board Meeting in Frederick
The Frederick County Children’s Aid Society met at Wenchester Hall with Executive Secretary Mary Michiel E. Pue presiding. Reports showed seven April cases accepted including three dependencies, visits to homes, office interviews, and four out of town inquiries while June conference attendance was noted.
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Childrens Aid Society
Frederick County
Michiel E Pue
Wenchester Hall
Charles Alex Mathia
Ren Malcolm
Taylor
Pue
Marylland
Poe
Mare de Lagaenes
Wichiukkiens
Yeurts
Teand
Ard Merdothamt
Maryvand
Social Work
Wastrattan Council
Wearduin Park
Jarre Tre
Ats
Batssun
Weert
Shere
Rev Mark
Eat Rey di
Benin Meek
Maes
Loune
Dobnesn
Loree
Geog
Henry BooRimshire
Vernon Nicademus
Ranert Lo Warfield
Fehon Mes
Mochaid
EO Pus
Moers
John
Charles
Mathias and
Vairg
W. Doub
Union Bridge
Howard Gracand
Nory
Sandas
Seth
Mas Abus
Wilhelm
Lles
Rakestraw
Robert Graca Dinnet
Bethel
Katie Roop
Anne Casto
Reba Arade
Reta
Bitters
Wes Herman Snader
Fiat
Hay Pee
Arlene Alescinder
Sara Witte
Virg Charles Lippy
Mt Union
Culp
Miriam
OT Devild
Large stamp exhibit showcases broad international covers
An extensive stamp collection display in Hagerstown draws interest with a vast array of nearly unique covers. The show highlights contributions from ministers, statesmen, and collectors who sent commemorative and postal items to Mrs Mask and others, aiming to form the largest wartime era cover collection. Prices and sale details circulate among enthusiasts.
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Hagerstown
Stns Charles R
Mask
Kong
Fteas
United State
Te Repeeranie
Hg Tsraup
Mos
Ayerven
Farang
Windsor
Local Social Notes Highlight Baltimore Visits and Family News
The list chronicles visits and assignments among Maryland and Washington families. Notable items include Mr and Mrs Dorothy Leathtawood hosting events, Miss Nelle Wood’s return to Baltimore, and various relatives from Baltimore and Frederick visiting or staying with kin in towns such as Barnesville and Lanham.
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Nee Market
Mies
Newton Selle Jy
P Roop
Pearl Moale
W.submg
Dorothy Leathtawood
Margaret Reap van Be Tomar
Carl Korte
Coa McBuide
Tone
Baltenore
Art Min
Nelle Wood
Baltimore
Ro Jare Grffith
David K OW Vaulinen
Hey
Leon Vauthier
Forrest Gott
Mass
Louise Gatt
Ja.eph Burroughs
Barnesville
Bob Burgess
Virginia Bartlers
Hare
Crasford
Swemley
Daugter
Betty Aan
Tameville
Cromwell
Eanbath
Wo Inagton DC
Jo William Howser, Jr O
Lanham
Falens
WE Falconer
J Willen Howseeds
Milo Chick
Wdbur
Lewis Hurgees
Wm. Burgees
George Burgess
Moss
Maine
Property transfers and industrial product notes
The notice records several real estate transactions including Roy C Null selling two Magnolia avenue lots to Miss Helen Cordenan and a Rocks Ridge property transfer to Mr and Mrs Wrung C Engel. It also notes a Culy Labs soap sale record and a general US rubber industry employing about 150000 workers with over 30000 products in use.
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Culy Labs
Roy C. Null
Helen Cordenan
Magnolia Avenue
Samuel Clark
Anatts. Clark
Wriung C
Rocks
Falsehood Enslaves Children and Community Voices
A dense patchwork of quoted dialogue and local notices shows concerns about truth and influence among youth, with a narrator lamenting how lies corrode character. The piece mixes didactic reflections with names, places, and community gossip, ending with a social update from Union Bridge about school events and meetings.
Delays in Trump Contract Play Highlight Bridge Campaign
The article describes a bridge hand where South must manage a trump distribution and execute a careful plan. It notes North's two no trump response and the subsequent jump to four hearts as part of the declarer's strategy to maximize winning chances.
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North
Declarer
East
Solution to a Contract Problem in Four Hearts
The article describes a bridge puzzle where South must manage trumps after the lead of spades. With ace of spades and a ten return, South discards by playing King of spades then clubs and queen to win a key trick. Diamonds must be cleared before a heart lead. East wins with ace of diamonds, then West's king of hearts yields a later trump, allowing South to complete the contract by cross ruffing.
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South
East
West
Ted
Daragse Beara
Readers Enjoy Proser Tennance and Tales at Westminster
Guests including Mrs Nicodemus Clemson and Mrs Charles Clemson attended a gathering near town at Westminster. The program featured Mack Twain's The Death Dive read aloud and an original story by Mrs Charles Clemson titled His Wife's Inhertones written and read by her.
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Nicodemus Clemson
Mor
William Hobbs
Town
Charles O. Clemson
Mary
Westminster
Mack Twain
Clemson
Charles Clemson
Detour Social And Family Notes From Detour Area
Mrs Warren hosts visit with Warren and Young families as Mis Edward Young visits, plus Mrs James Warren and friends gather at Detour. Lulla Kesmar entertained at Maurice Wilhide home. Mae and Eleanor Wilhide noted. Detour residents Collide With the Uitour. workers left for Baltimore machine shops.
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Guy Warren
Rhea
Mr Ound
Stattlempser
Keys
Wile
James Warren
Does Youngs
Alvah Young
Detour
Robert Nicostrove
Edward Young
Mid Saath
Welfred Saath
Middleburg Aire
John Cortina
Truhert Kevmar
Lulla Birely Kesmar
Maurice WiIhide
Margaret
Eleanor
Mia
Scott Fritz
New Wintor
Caleb Wolfe
Lessee Lind
Cloiies
Pieter Mbergares
York
Bert Allindes
Mendis
Plinn and
Pricuigh
Baltimore
New Windsor Glee Club Spring Concert Planned
The Blue Ridge College Glee Club of New Windsor will present its annual spring concert on Wednesday at eight o clock in the college auditorium. The mixed chorus directed by Miss Eliabeth Adams and accompanied by Moss Maggaret Tribble features soloists and vocalists from the college.
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New Windsor
Blue Ridge College Glee Club of
College Auditarum
Eliabeth Adams
Moss Maggaret Tribble
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