Autrace on Memorial Day to Air Across Networks
The midwest annual automobile thriller 100 mile Memorial Day race at Indianapolis will be on air with preliminaries May 2 and May 26. Coverage on NBC and CBS networks includes Duke University Durham North Carolina and Johns Hopkins Baltimore. Evening schedules feature jazz and variety programs with notable names and talks on business leadership.
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Indanambe
BS Tigel
NBC
SIBS
Paul Whiteman
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Tennessee At Kn
Universima
Chapel
Johns Ho
Taneytown Tops Loop With 2 Straight Wins
Taneytown Red Sox defend Baltimore Carroll County League lead by beating Hanover Double Aves 6 to 3 at Taneytown. Bob Brady drove in two, while Hanover pitcher Paul Rommel was tagged for two late runs. In Reisterstown, Taneytown’s attack carried 17 hits to defeat Westminster Club 17 to 6 as Reisberg fanned nine in five innings.
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Taneytown Red Sox
Hanover
Taneytown
Martz
Paul Rommell
Bob Brady
Salisbury
Reisterstown
Tung
Baltimore Carroll League Scores and Hammurabi Mention
Taneytown defeated Hanover 6 to 3 while Reisterstown beat Westminster 17 to 6 in latest Baltimore Carroll League results The piece also notes the earliest known written laws from Hammurabi king of Babylonia promulga ted around 2350 B C
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Taneytown
Hanover
Reisterstown
Westminster
Hammurabi
Babylonia
Calvary Church to Host Missionary Society Anniversary
Dr Kohlstedt secretary of the Methodist Board of Home Missions will speak at Calvary church Sunday evening on missions in Alaska. The event includes illustrated moving pictures from Kohlstedt's 1936 mission visits. R Ames Hendrickson to preside. Reports on missionary contributions from all classes will be presented in the parish hall.
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Kohlstedt
Board of Home Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
R. Ames Hendrickson
Sunday School Missionary Society
Seven teens named for Emmitsburg High School class
In Emmitsburg on May 10 seven teen prospective graduates are listed as the senior class. Names include James Adelsberger Harry Boller David Freiley Odale Keitholtz Michael Maynard Paul Callahan Howard Tull Ralph Ohler Charles Sharrer George Combs William Kerrigan Donald Martin Joseph Boyle Charles Keilholtz Nelle Randolph Helen Harmon and Mildred Bollinger. Mrs Arthur Malloy Mrs Charles D Gillelan and Miss Josephine Steinberger hosted an American Legion auxiliary party at the Malloy residence Thursday night with Dir and Mrs Arthur Malloy among the guests.
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Emmitsburg
Lsted
Emmitsburg High School
James Adelsberger
Harry Boller
David Freiley
Odale Keitholtz
Michael Maynard
Paul Callahan Howard Tull
Ralph Ohler
Charles Sharrer
George Combs
William Kerrigan
Donald Martin
Joseph Boyle
Charles Keilholtz
Nelle Randolph
Helen Harmon
Mildred Bollinger
Arthur Malloy
Charles D. Gillelan
Josephine Steinberger
American Legion
Malloy
Charles
Aching Joints Soothed For Mrs Rice In Cumberland Md
Mrs Margaret Rice of 236 Williams St Cumberland Md credits Worlds Tonic with easing constipation and joint pains. She says the tonic helped her sleep better, reduced dizziness and gas, and made daily work less torturous. It is advertised as drug free and available at local drug stores.
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Margaret Rice
Williams St. Cumberland
Vienna coup in a tense bridge hand ends in squeeze
In a club spade fight South and North maneuver to force a squeeze. Declarer, facing four diamonds, mis-played as East held the club king. After early misgivings about attacking no trump, the hand unfolds with a series of trumps and a final club queen, leading to a dramatic finish in three spades.
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American Bridge League
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West
Declarer
Aes
North
Howe
South
Vienna
Jand
Wes
Fede
Local Families Gather for Community Event
A long list of local residents including D Gillelan and several married couples attended a community gathering. A group led by Mrs John D Elder and others spent several days in Pittsburgh. Separately, Mr and Mrs John ME Roddy Jr welcomed a son near St Marys on April 25.
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D. Gillelan
Josephine Seinberger
Raymond Baumgardner
Charles J. Rowe
Frank Campbell
Louis Stoner
Lewis Bell
C. C. Combs
O H. Stinson
Ann Carol Gelwicks
Lester Damart
Frank Stoner
James Alvey
Eva
Anna Rowe
Ruth
Rhoda Gillelan
John D. Elder
William Smith
Dora Elder
Edward Stull
Pittsburgh
A. Son
John ME. Roddy, Jr
Rhi
St Mary's
Taneytown Junior O F Band Rehearsal Details
The Taneytown Junior O F Band schedules a regular rehearsal at 7 o clock tonight for advanced and beginner classes with outdoor marching practice. Beginners meet at 7 o clock Thursday night. The band reports good winter progress and is booking engagements for May and the summer, including opening exercises at Big Pipe Creek Park on Sunday May 22.
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Taneytown Taneytown
Taneytown Jr. J. O. O. F
Big Pipe
Creek Park
Taneytown selects Shoemaker for third mayoral term
Norval P. Shoemaker was re elected as mayor of Taneytown for a third term after 16 years as a councilman. Edgar Essig and W. D Ohler were elected councilmen. The mayor will assume office and a reorganization meeting with the city council is set for May 16.
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Taneytown
Norval P. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Edgar Essig
W. D Ohler
Wamplers Freed On Bail In Slaying Case At Maryland Estate
La Plata Maryland May 9 Mr and Mrs T Morris Wampler formerly of Washington were released on bond after a habeas corpus hearing. Wampler bond set at 3000 Mrs Wampler 1000 Alan Buck held without bond remaining jailed. The three were ordered held for the grand jury after Charles Adams 65 was beaten to death on the Wampler estate.
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la Plata
T. Morris Wampler
Washington
Walter J Mitchell
Wampler
Alan Buck
Charles Adams
Birthday dinner honors Mrs. Sweeney at Thurmont home
In Thurmont on May 10 a birthday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. William Sweeney's home honored Mrs. Sweeney. Attendees included extended Sweeney families from Frederick Wolfsville Dublin and Woodsboro areas plus Dr A D Flory who spoke at a Woodsboro PTA and WTU program on dental care and tooth health. Newspaper advertising is suggested as a results booster.
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Thermont Thurmont
William Sweeney
Congressmen Fear Taxing Power Over Salaries
Washington discussion centers on whether federal salaries should be taxed by state or district income taxes. Representatives fear tax power could harm federal authority, with quotes from lawmakers arguing about constitutional limits and the Supreme Court. The scene shifts to a town gathering of high school seniors arriving for graduation festivities in sweaters and high school letters.
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Principie
Congress
Fconsitaiensi
Missouri
Maine
Representaive Celler
New York
Fragmented OCR text on medical groups and broadcasting networks
A garbled passage describes a medical association origin in a Home Owners' Lean Corporation expanding to many government agencies. It mentions opposition within Congress, online postings, focal hospitals for surgical treatment, and a CBS document on German absorption and European networks. The text is incoherent with numerous errors and unclear entities.
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Duimer
Group Medical Association
Lean Corporation
Focal Medical Soc
Focal
Congress
Unclear OCR prompts Columbia news broadcast buyout
Fragmented text describes news flashes reaching bureaus and wire services via tepewriters, with references to Associated Press United Press and Interneional News Service and mentions a Senate page bowing under 16. Details are garbled and partial.
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Columbia
Press- Radio Bureau
Associated Press
United Press and
Interneional News Service
Washington veto and steamboat pace in early republic era
The article recalls President George Washington vetoing a bill for the Washington monument, delaying its start for years. It also notes Robert Fulton’s Clermont reaching about two miles per hour, highlighting early steamboat speeds and progress in U.S. innovation.
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George Washington
Washington Monument
Robert Fulton
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