Double Tragedy in San Diego as wife dies after husband
In San Diego California Mrs Mary Maude Johndro 67 died minutes after her husband Lorne Edward Johndro 69 passed away in their home both under medical care for heart conditions. The deaths followed a funeral planning call to a director. Also reported is Frederick Chapter 347 Women of the Moose monthly chairmen meeting led by library chairman Mrs Laura Handley at the Moose Home planning a November 28 program.
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San Diego
Calif
Mary Maude Johndro
John Knobel
Lorne Edward Johndro
Frederick
Women of the Moose
Laura Handley
The
Moose Home
Executors Notice and Orders from Frederick County Court
Notices warn creditors and heirs of estates in Frederick County Maryland. Executors Katherine Minker Marguerite Hickman and Mary J. Storm report estate of Rebecca Belle Minker with May 1 deadline for claims and payment. Other notices ID James H Gambrill Jr and Herman Weener executors with similar claim periods. An order nisi on audit in Mary E Walters estate schedules meeting on November 21 1951 in Frederick County Court.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Rebecca Belle Minker
Marsland
Katherine Gertrude Minker
Marguerite Louise Hickman
Mary Jane Storm
Orphans' Court
James H. Gambrill, JR
James H. Gambrill
Susan Maylane
Parsons Newman
Trum Capy
Harry D Radcliff
Register of Wills
Frederick County MedOet
Orehans Court
Herman Weener
NISI
Circuit Court
Mary E. Walters
Cloyd W .Seiss
Cestus Que Trust
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick
Orphans’ Court
Mary
E. Earle Shriner
Nod Tela W. Shriner
Tavern Owner Found Guilty
Howard County Circuit Court jurors convicted Paul H. Carey, tavern owner, on ten counts for selling intoxicating beverages to minors. Judge James Clark ruled the 1950 law unconstitutional and instructed the jury to use pre 1950 statute to determine guilt, stressing owners must know buyers are under 21.
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Ellicott City
Howard County
Paul H. Carey
James Clark
Clark
Maryland
Perth
Col Moree Speaks At Middletown High Armistice Day
Col Moree commanding Camp Derrick addressed Middletown High School in an Armistice Day assembly. About 200 students heard him urge Americans to draw strength from past achievements, recall why they value the nation, and renew dedication to guiding America forward. He urged pause for tribute, reflection on beliefs and a renewed pledge to the country.
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Montescue T. Moree
Camp Derrick
Middletown High School
Colonel Moree
America
Moree
Radio Program Listings Across Networks and Shows
Readable fragment outlines NBC WRAL CBS WRO WOR ABC WMAL NBC WRAL CBS WOR ABC schedule blocks with various programs like Newscasts News Commentaries dramas comedies and variety shows across afternoon and evening slots. Includes titles such as One Man's Family News Broadcasts and The Big Town Drama plus a mix of soap humor and detective dramas.
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NBC
WRAL
CBS
ABC
WMAL
Abe
Mba
THON
Ews
Crosby Club
Eens
Mr Mercury
Mystary
Abe Gabrial
Jeatter
Abe News
Cbs Wrening
Monte Cristo
Lallywood
Abe Ale
Mrs. North
Ge Lefeline
Luigi
Fither
Molly
Deama
Els News
Robert GQ
Combs Anm
Nets Television
Rewah Kilim
Milton Berle
Sintra Houtche
DuMont
Abe Kerr
Irestie Pilim
Abe Gyding
Abe Commonelilan
Circlea
Drana
Abe DuMont
Clarksburg Day To Be Observed Saturday
G R Wilhide named general chairman for the second annual Clarksburg Day as the Clarksburg Community Association hosts a homecoming bazaar in the Community Hall from 3 30 to 9 p m. Booths offer cakes sandwiches coffee drinks cider fried chicken boxes a country store and a nov elty booth with Christmas gifts. Mrs John Redgrave will decorate the hall and donors are urged to cooperate. a large crowd is expected from Silver Spring Chevy Chase Bethesda and Rockville areas.
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G. R. Wilhide
Clarksburg
John Redgrave
Silver Spring
Chevy Chase
Bethesda
Rockville
Thanksgiving Party Set by 40 8 for Underprivileged Children
The 40 8 will sponsor a twenty first annual Thanksgiving Day dinner and party for children under 1a years old. Activities include a ride on the 40 8 locomotive with a turkey meal at the Francis Scott Key Post Home and a movie at Tivoli Theater under Warner Bros. They will receive candy portions. tickets are available from Mrs Helen Summers at the Federated Charities Building.
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40 & 8
Francis Scott Key Post
Tivoli Theater
Warner Bros
Helen Summers
Federated Charities
Jacoby on Bridge bidding and opening lead analysis
In a bridge deal with both sides vulnerable West passes then North-South auction proceeds Pass Pass 18 4h 5s th 6 v Gh Double Pass Pass Pass The opening lead is the King and the hand action focuses on the KQ and AQ sequences across the hands with the East and West cards described.
Learning from a bridge misplay on suit preference signals
Oswald Jacoby reviews a bridge blunder where West misreads suit preference signals. He notes this flawed defense led to a slam and a large points swing, and argues for using signals correctly. The piece also reports the transport Gen. William Mitchell docking in San Francisco with 1,566 Korean war veterans and 235 civilian personnel, followed by a Monaco citizenship factoid.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
West
East
Declarer
South
San Francisco
Gen
William Mitchell
Orient
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Matt and
Jeff
Arthur Fowwe l
Kit Blatt
Roney Pta
Dorn
HEE
Skucki
Bugs Bunny
OK AM
Cicero
Noow
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Elcome
Zomebows
Priscilla
TVE
Hazel
Baxter
Bosh
Hk Eemanee
Txeratrices
Wiliam
M. Storm
Harry D. Radcliff
Sonias
William M. Storm
Ellis. C. Wachter
William M. Sterm
Ellis CC. Wachter
Harry 'D. Radclify
Mf Register of Wills
Frederick’ County
D. M. Murray, Jr
Edward Carey
Murray
Maryland Court of Appeals
Cavey
Col. Moree
Middletown High
SFORM
Milan
Italy
France
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Vercilli
Civil Air Patrol
High Knob Field
CAP
Gambrill Park
Jacoby
North Bbs
Ak Qnots
Monaco
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