Behind The Scenes In WASHINGTON By Rodney Dutcher Pennsylvanian primary reshapes labor and politics
Washington May 2 Rodney Dutcher reports on John L Lewis and the Kennedy Wilson race in Pennsylvania. religious bias and a split AFL leadership loom large as analysis weighs how Farley Guffey and Green shaped the outcome. Democratic hopes appear dim as Republicans surge.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
John L Lewis
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Tom Kennedy
Mentens
Theice-President
Mine Workers
Hisch
Pot Wisas
Hardy
CIO Nekes
Peanaplgaas
Earle
Kennedy
A. F
William Green
Green
A. F. of L
Guffey
Farley
Jones
False Carding Seen In Bridge Debacle By Epstein
Secretary of the American Contract Bridge League discusses false carding and its impact on a hand shown by Irving Epstein of New York. The hand featured a forced opening heart and a refused bid, with commentary on how deceptive plays can affect the defense and potential tie rounds.
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American Contract Bridge League
Sy Irving Epsten
New York
Epstein
Gnesse
Pennsylvanians weigh political moves amid primary chatter
In Washington Republicans and Democrats debate the implications of endorsements and rival campaigns. Ar thur H. James is noted as a rare bright spot for Democrats amid James’s reception by conservative Pennsylvania factions. Roosevelt’s administration weighs Kennedy and Earle endorsements to shape the Pennsylvanian primary dynamics.
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Demos
Washington
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
Pachot
James
Farley
Kennedy
Earle
Roosevelt
Guffey
Lewis
Jim
Guffe
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Social News From Sam's Creek and Surroundings
May events include Sam's Creek dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Warner with Baltimore guests, Sterling Crawmer visiting Jordan's Retreat, Mrs Merton Engel visiting Miss Grace Rinehart in New Windsor, and recent callers at Miller home in New Windsor. The Pattison property sale to Sterling Blackston is noted, and Miss Snader shows improvement after illness.
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Sam's Creek
Bsrt Warner
Andrew Schaffer
Grace Schaffer
Baltimore
Schaffer
Georgia
Sterling Crawmer
Walter Crawmer
Jordan
Merton Engel
Grace Rinehart
New Windsor
Miller Home
Edgar Erb
Clyde Warner
Helen Alexander
Leighton Schneder
Miriam
Jed
Arizona
Sterling Blackston
Local social notes of Middleburg May gatherings and visitors
The column lists residents and relatives visiting or hosting events in Middleburg and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Notts Snerman and family, Mr and Mrs Stering LesCal, Paul Ecacta, Mary Rentzet, the Rakestraws, Shelvin Jean and Eva, Earl Welty, Paul Hollinger, William Sherman family, George Johnson, Raymond Johnson, Guy Lynn, Jesse Bostian, James Coleman, Edwina Bowman, Belva Sanders family, Elmer Wilson, Delphy family, and Marlin Devilbiss. Activities feature Sunday visits, parties, and small gatherings with refreshments noted.
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Middleburg Meddlebore
Notts Snerman
Paty
Daisy Snerman
Stering Les Calicett
Shelv
Jean
Hood
Edward
Paul Ecacta
Spem
Stering LesCane
George Yde
James Marzullo
Paul Spant
Doun 'Heanday
Baltimore
Mary Rentzet
Earl Rakestraw
Elsie Hyde
Ada McKunsey
Balitue Ng
Ste Ting LesCalleat
Shelvin Jean
Eva
Glenn Stambaugh
Kellburg
Guy Lynn
Sher
Jesse Bostian
James Coleman
Edwina Bowman
Belva Sanders
Betty
Nellie
Edna Lynn
Washington, D. C
Elmer Wilson
Ray
John Atermelon
Bark Inn
Wilbur Delphy
Raymond Johnson
Shirley
Margaret
Charlotte
Earl and
Paul
Marlin Devilbiss
Virginia
Earl Lynn
Sam
Quarterly Conference elects delegates at Frederick charge
On Wednesday night the fourth Quarterly conference of the Frederick charge M P church chose Charles McA Jones and J Burgess Jones of the Central church near New London as delegate and alternate delegate.
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Frederick Charge
M. P. Church
Chas McA. Jones
J. Burgess Jones
Central Church
New London
Old plaster wall scrolls become modern decor
Mary Davis Gillies explains Anagiopta Lincrusta and other plaster ornaments revived as contemporary wall decorations. Decor uses old materials in new ways, turning traditional motifs into framed accents, ceiling pieces, borders, and mantels. Prices begin at 35 cents for small pieces and rise to about five dollars for larger wall ornaments.
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Mary Davis Gillies
Maryland Conference Plans Alumni Hall Meeting
The session adjourned to the minister on June 8 and the Maryland Annual Conference instructed to request the return of the P church. Alumni Hall will host the gathering with Rev. Benjamin A. Western Maryland College, West Bryan presiding for a second year.
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Minster
Maryland
M.I
P. Church
Alumni Hall
Benjamin A
Western Maryland College
West Bryan
R H McCain Named To Head Parkway P T A
R H McCain was elected president of the Parkway School Parent Teacher Association for the coming fiscal year at the annual meeting Monday evening. He succeeds Charles F Bowers as president. Benjamin B. Reosenttock was elected first vice president, Ella V. Kreg principal of the school, second vice president. Ruth Smuth secretary, William B Bennett treasurer, Miriam Feeley historian. Executive committee members named include Charles F Bowers Clyde M Roney RH Ames Hendrickson A L Leary.
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Russell H. McCain
Parkway School
Ofhers
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McCain
Charles F Bowers
Benjanud B. Reosenttock
St Ella V. Kreg
Stes Ruth Smuth
William B
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