Attorney Fined $100 in Coplon Espionage Trial
Washington May 19 A $100 contempt fine was levied against defense attorney Archibald Palmer for talking back to Judge Albert L Reeves during the Judith Coplon espionage trial. Reeves warned Palmer to stop wasting time as the trial neared its fourth week. Palmer used the fine to press a mistrial motion, which was denied. Coplon, a former Justice Department analyst, is accused of stealing secrets for Russia. if convicted, she faces up to 26 years. Also in brief, Frederick County umpires were named for Saturday games, Sykesville Rotary elected officers for 1949-50, and Fort Wayne Pistons signed Fred Schaus.
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Washington
Judith Coplon
Albert L. Reeves
Archibald Palmer
Palmer
Reeves
FBI
Miss Coplon
193Rd Street
Broadway
New York
Miss Caplan
Justice Department
West Side
Russia
No Trump Bridge and Jute Grow World Supply
The discussion centers on North jumping to two spades and South's three diamonds. North seeks to learn his partner’s aces and kings via four no trump, five no trump bids revealing two aces and one king. Morey finally bids seven no trump, then notes India grows most of the world’s supply of jute.
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North
South
Morey
India
Ice Cold Slam Bidding From McKenney
William E. McKenney discusses bidding conventions in bridging with Morey Amsterdam, recounting a luncheon at Reuben's. He recalls a toy drive that raised 30 000 toys 1 250 dolls and 4 500 pounds of candy and notes the clash over card play rules.
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William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA
Reuben’s
Morey Amsterdam
Morey
Brotherhood Campfire Opens Tonight In Catoctin Mountains
About 100 youngsters and as many adults prepare for the three day campfire of the Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock in Camp Airy near Thurmont in the Catoctin Mountains. The event, sponsored by State Game and Fish Protective Association and Outdoor Writers Association of America, aims to teach youth ethics in stream conduct and sportsmanship while stressing recreation over harvesting fish. Anthony and Sentz in charge with talks on conservation and casting demonstrations, Friday through Sunday.
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Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock
Catoctin Mountains
Thurmont
Brotherhood of the Jungle
State Game and Fish Protective Association
Maryland
Outdoor Writers’ Association of America
Camp Airy
Aaron Straus
Dom
General Assembly
Anthony and
Sentz
Ivan V. Anthony, Jr
Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Asociation
Hunting Creek
Catoctin
Frank Bentz
State Game and Inland Fish Department
Henry P. Davis
Bridgeport
Prew Savoy
Washington
Little Owens Creek
Firemen Parade Signals Carroll County Convention Climax
Westminster hosts thousands as the 26th annual Carroll County Volunteer Firemen's Association convention peaks with a parade. The day began with a business meeting and officer elections led by E. Landon Walston of Preston, state president, while E. Sterling Brown of Hampstead was chosen county president and his wife to head the auxiliary. Other officers named include Earl Yingling, Ralph Yingling, and Herbert M. Philips, with auxiliary leaders Mrs. Annie Warchime and Mrs. Ruth Pickett also elected.
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Westminster
Caroll County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
E. Landon Walston
Preston
State Association
E. Sterling Brown
Hampstead
Earl Yingling
Manchester
Ralph Yingling
Airy
Herbert M. Philips
Auxiliary
Annie Warchime
Ruth Pickett
Mt. Alry
Dutra Seeks 120-Year Bond With U S On Hemisphere
Congress and top officials welcomed Brazil's President Eurico Dutra who praised a 120 year friendship with the United States as a pledge of accord for the hemisphere during his Washington visit on May 19.
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Dutra
Washington
Brazil
Eurico Dutra
Dinner Meeting Elects Four New Vestrymen at St. Mark’s Parish
The annual St. Mark's Episcopal Parish meeting in Grace Church Brunswick elected four new vestrymen for two years: James H. Smith, Mittard Smith, Dr. W. B. Watson, and C. Malcolm Wenner, with three incumbents retained for another year. The vestry will organize Friday evening.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Parish
Grace Church
Brunswick
James H. Smith
St. Luke's
Pleasant Valley
Mittard Smith
St. Mark's
Merryland Tract
W. B. Watson
C. Malcolm Wenner
I. West Claggett, Jr
St Mark’s
Charles A. Gross
Ralph Manuel
Leroy Jennings
Honors her son in Military Day at University of Maryland
Mrs. Millard E. Tydings presented the Alumni Cup to Cadet Lieutenant Joseph D. Tydings, commander of the best drilled platoon in the University of Maryland Military Day program. Maryland Senator and dignitaries witnessed as he accepted on behalf of Company C, Second Platoon.
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Millard E. Tydings
University of Maryland
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Tydings
Company C
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