Anniversaries of statesmen and notables listed for today
Today in history and birthdays feature William Seward Elizabeth Peabody Thomas Picton Levi Morton Norman Coleman Philip Armour Edson Adams and others with dates ranging from 1801 to 1949. Birthdays include Douglas Freeman Charlton Hayes Margaret Suchlavan Henry Fonda Charles Luckman and David de Sosa Pool. Horoscope notes intuition and caution.
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William H. Seward
New York
Lincoln
Johnson
Orange County
N.Y
Elizabeth P. Peabody
Boston
Billerica
Mass
Thomas Picton
France
Cuba
Niecaragua
Levi P. Morton
New York City
Shoreham, VI
Norman Jay Coleman
St Louis
Omega County
Philip D. Armour
Chicago
Madison County
Edson Adams
Connecticut
Oakland
California
U. S. Supreme Court
Briand
United States of Europe
Roosevelt
Rochester
N. Y
Tyrrhenian
Italy
Okinawa
CBS
George Polk
Greece
US Supreme Court
Douglas Southall Freeman
Richmond
Lynchburg
Margaret Suchlavan
Norfolk
Henry Fonda
Grand Asland
Nebr
Charles Luckman
Lever Bros
Cambridge
Outlime Federal Food Conservation
Kansas City
David de Sosa Pool
Engeland
Henry W. Hobson
Cinccinnat
Densver
Colo
Art Dealer Faces Tax Evasion Trial in Federal Court
Baltimore date May 1913 Washington art dealer Benja min S Bell on trial for allegedly evading 55 813 in income taxes for 1943 1945 He pleaded innocent Special agent Charles Knight testified Bell claimed his mother gave his family 17 000 annually Bell’s net worth rose from 82 218 at end 1942 to 201 482 at end 1945 Assistant U S Attorney Norman P Ramsey said Bell earned 136 154 over the period but reported 43 699 Bell resident of Bethesda Md is president of Washington Art Galleries Inc The trial continues tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Benjamin S. Bell
Washington
Charles Knight
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bell
U.S
Norman P Ramsey
Bethesda
Washington Art Galleries, Inc
Benson Heads Club in Westminster Rotary Election
Westminster May 15. G Rus sell Benson will be next president of the Westminster Rotary club after the election. Elected: James P. Earp vice president Granville P. Bixler secretary C Russell Schaeffer treasurer J Cullum Barnsley Lawrence C Card rectors Phillip Royer conference delegate and Howard E Koontz Jr alternate delegate. Officers to be installed at end of June. John Melvin Stone charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence jailed Friday night on $1000 bond. Stone arrested about 10:30 p m on South Market Street by Officers Shook and Twen fey.
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John Melvin Stone
East Seventh Street
Stone
Shook and
Twenfey
South Market Street
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George's Generosity Gave Him Game in Bridge
Oswald Jacoby tells of Generous George who, on a bridge hand, defeats a greedier opponent by a bold lead and clever defense. The anecdote highlights a game winning play where generosity costs opponents a win yet secures a contract for George, with analysis of potential defensive missteps and outcomes. Also reports a Maryland Library Association conference in Towson with registration, program, and talks by Towson College president Barle Hawkins.
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George
East
South
Dunmy
Towson
Maryland Library Association
State Teachers College
George Bernard Shaw
Towson College
Barle T Hawkins
Supervisors' Section of MVA Will Hear DuPont Plant Safety Plan
The Monocacy Valley Association supervisors' section meets May 23 at Hotel Frederick with R. E Whitmoyver detailing an E DuPont plant safety plan and S Browne introducing him. Officers include John F. Stephens as president and Charles Winpigler as first vice president, with other officers named.
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Supervisors
Monocacy Valley Association
Frederick
E . DuPont
R. E Whitmoyver
DuPont
Gane
Browne
Ciure
Supervisors' Section
MVA
John F. Stephens
Ox Fibre Brush Cn
Charles Winpigler
Bycredy Co
Easter Highlights and Dems Rally in Frederick
A radio and TV listings note prime time programs including NBC CBS and ABC schedules with shows like It Takes A Thief and Cavalcade of Bands. Separately Frederick County hosts the annual spring rally and luncheon of United Women’s Democratic Clubs of Maryland at the University of Maryland College Park with Military Day events and exhibits beginning at nine o’clock Thursday morning.
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Eather Daviicht
New York
Robert A Taft
Truman
Chicago
Nbc-Tv
Cameo Theater
Marjore Gateson
NBC
Milton Berle
CBS
Godfrey
Ed Wynn
ABC
Women Democrats
Fredericksonians
United Women’s Democratic Clubs of Maryland
University of Maryland
College Park
E. John Fisher
Women's Democratic League of
Frederick County
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