Temporary Maryland travel group names officers and prizes
Baltimore on May 16 dictating the group to attract tourists to the state held its first meeting of Maryland hotelmen and resort promoters. Paul McAuliffe of Frederick was named temporary president and four committee chairmen were appointed to organize fundraising publicity legislative and other tasks. An open contest to name the group was announced with prizes including vacations at Ocean City Deep Creek Lake and Chesapeake Bay hotels plus race track offerings and transport.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Annapolis
Paul McAuliffe
Frederick
Harry Wainwright
Howard
Ocean City
Chesapeake Bay
Deep Creek Lake
Garrett County
Fimbco Race Track
Odds and Ends of Household Giveaways from a Past Issue
A fragment describes a long list of prizes including Orioles or Colts exposure, a Maryland chicken weekly for a year, weekly market items, Thanksgiving and Christmas turkeys, 100 gallons of gas, a year’s supply of buckwheat flour and maple soup, a weekend for two in an oceanfront room at Ocean City, and six balled dogwood trees ready for planting.
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Orioles
Colts
Maryland
Ocean Front
Ocean City
Executive Clemency Sought for Grammer in Murder Case
Annapolis May 18 George Edward Grammer seeks executive clemency to escape hanging the week of June 6 for killing his wife and staging an auto wreck. Attorneys filed a plea. Governor McKeldin’s office said a hearing will be granted soon. The case involves a 33 year old wife and mother of three, dead in a wreck in 1952. Police initially ruled an accident, but medical studies showed she had died before the crash.
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Annapolis
George
Edward Grammer
McKeldin
Governor’s Office
Baltimore
San Roel Eo Sa Force Tocaphoh
Shei Bow
Supreme Bench of Baltimore
Mainland Court of Appeals
US Supreme Court
Grammer
New York
Mathilda Mazibrocky
United Nations
Unclear fragment hints at confession issue in trial
Fragmentary text suggests arguments that Grammet was denied a fair trial due to faulty duty or coercion and that a confession was obtained improperly.
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Grammet
Pup
Duty
Oakland Youths Held After Fire At Garage
In Oakland Maryland three youths aged 22, 20, and 18 were ordered held on 52500 bond each on charges of breaking and entering with intent to steal arson malicious destruction of property and attempted to commit a crime after a fire damaged a State Roads Commission garage. Firefighters found a gasoline spill ignited on the floor. SRC equipment and five trucks were damaged. Magistrate Willam O Biteer set the bond as the case proceeds to grand jury following State's Attorney W. Dwight Stover's recommendation for a jury trial.
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Oakland
Howard Kale
Willam O Biteer
W. Duight Stover
Court News Property Deeds Involving Freezes And Summers
Court news lists property deeds transferring parcels among Sanford L Shaffer and wife Clara B Miller to Howard Wallam Freeze for 5 dollars, Clifford E Holland to Vivian B Les, Brosius Home Corp to James E Velone and wife, John J Summers and wife to Dr Howard L Zipmk and wife. County records reference multiple deeds and property counts.
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Court News
Sanford L Shaffer
Howard Wallam Freeze
Clara B Miller
Clifford E Holland
Vivian B Les
Erty Brosius Home Corp
James E Velone
John J. Summers
Howard L Zipmk
Counts
Anniversaries and Births from Lancaster to Kansas City
A condensed list records anniversaries and births including William Hens of Lancaster born Chester County died 1786, John Hopkins Baltimore donor born, Fella Zollikoffer Tennessee editor, Horace Stackbridge Massachusetts educator, Samuel Go Biden political writer, with a Today in History section noting Decatur’s 1815 voyage and other milestones. Also lists notable birthdays such as James D. Cooney and Tom M. Gudler, plus a 1953- era rumination on world events and a horoscope noting perseverance and the value of working with others.
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William Hens
Lancaster Pa
Guismith
Patrot
Chester Co
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
George W. Whisties
Fort Wayne
Russia
Fella K. Zollikoffer
Tennessee
Maury Co Tenn
Battlefield
Horace E Stackbridge
Stephen Decatur
New
York
Algiers
America
William F. Channing
Philadelphia
Grant
People’s Party
Cleveland
Raoul Lusbury
Amerian Ace
United States
L. S Senate
Okinawa
L. S Marines
Lake Crest
Sugar Loaf Hall
Mildred M Horton
Onewine Waves
Wellestes
U.N. Post
James D Cooney
Wilson & Co
Chicago Packers
Arlington
Tom M Gudler
Clark County
Indiana
Manles C Hudson
The
Harvard Law Scihanl
St. Peters
Eduard F Arn
Kansas
Kansas City
Kans
Constance M Anderson
Newtok Y W CA
Cameron
N. C
William H Simpson
Weatherford
Tex
Lady Astor
England
Mirador
Braddock Skating Party Attracts 125 Attend
Braddock Heights Roller Club hosted a skating party Saturday night with 125 attendees. Prizes included a cake walk won by Barbara Taylor and others, doors prizes for Donnie Moore and Carole Cramer. The club plans a May 22 meeting and a June 12 amusement park trip amid a wartime engines note from the Army Corps of Engineers mentioning 339 engine makes used in World War III.
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Braddock
Braddock Heights
Barbara Taylor
Mary Slack
Richard Kline
Eddie Muller
Margaret Pearson
Bernard Cramer
Annette Carey
Patsy Cameron
Barbara
Carol Cramer
Martin Coblentz
Carole Cramer
Donnie Moore
Army Corps of Engineers
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