100 Year Old Turtle Jumbo Dies at Delphey’s Zoo
Jumbo the common freshwater snapping turtle, believed largest in captivity, died Sunday at Delphey's Sport Store on West Patrick Street. Owners J Paul and Julien Delphey noted the 50 pound creature weakened, refused food, and was found in its winter tank. Jumbo had resided at the zoo for over 18 years, drawing hundreds of visitors weekly, until death reduced the exhibit to a raccoon pair and a bear.
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Williams Seeks Deeper Probes Into Tax Agency Scandals
Washington, Nov. 18. Sen. Williams calls for deeper digging by Congress into Internal Revenue Bureau corruption noting top government cooperation is lacking. He argues 10 percent of tax facilities linked to crooks, cites six of 62 collecting offices with fired collectors and urges independent audits and Civil Service placement of tax collectors. Ramspeck supports independent audits and merit-based selection.
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Robert Ramspeck
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Weekend Arrests Reported by City Police
Weekend police records show a promiscous act on East Street leading to a charge of contributing to the delinquency of minors after whiskey was given to minors by Randles of Route 2 Dickerson. Two youths aged 16 and 19 had disturbing the peace charges dropped after a noise complaint over a horn. Randles admitted furnishing whiskey. A hit and run damaged an automobile on North Market near Millnight. a second car tied to Zelan D Phillips was towed as police investigated possible theft. 4-H Club elects officers at Braddock meeting. new unit Run with Felt explained. first project bedroom slippers.
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Montggomery County
Dmecers
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Austin Khpp
Zelan D. Phillips
Mississippi
Norfolk
West Patrick Street
Guy Charles Kline
Rt. 3
Myersvile
Seret Swomley
4-H Club
Braddock
Janet Moore
Charlotte Wiles
Maxine Sexton
Katherine Reeder
Carolann Molesworth
Carol Krantz
Jazz band review praises Gordon led ensemble and vocalists
The article describes a brass rich jazz band with two trumpets two trombones piano bass and drums. Gordon adds his trumpet touch and the ensemble blends saxes and trombones for a pagan quality reed-tone. Rosalind Stuart and Ray Weber provide notable vocal performances. A cafe incident and a Middle East railroad completion are also noted.
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Rosalind Stuart
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Elks Charity Ball Expected to Draw Big Crowd
Frederick Lodge No 684 BPO Elks hosts the Third Annual Charity Ball at the State Armory on Wednesday evening. Proceeds go entirely to charity beyond expenses as the event aims to surpass 1949 and 1950 success, featuring Chuck Gordon and his orchestra with Betty Ann Clooney as a special guest.
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Frederick County
Maryland Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Thomas S. Glass
Frederck Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
State Armory
Frederick
Frederick Lodge
B. P.O Elks
Chuck Gordon
Frederick Ellis
Betty Ann Clooney
Gordon
Butter laden trailer truck burns after train collision
ELBURN Illinois November 18 A trailer truck loaded with butter collided with a twin diesel engine of a Chicago and Northwestern passenger train and burst into flames. The truck driver Bernard Hessler of Baltimore Maryland was burned to death. The fire enveloped part of the engine but no others were hurt and the train continued to Chicago after an hour delay. Hessler had loaded the butter at Fort Dodge Iowa and was bound for New York. The truck was owned by the Service Trucking Co Federals-
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Portland
Chicago
Fort Dodge
New York
iService Trucking Co
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Commission to explain state government streamlining plan
A state government streamline commission led by Simon Sobeloff will hold explanatory meetings starting in College Park on November 19 with others planned in Salisbury Cumberland Baltimore and Waldorf through December to brief legislators local officials and others about the plan. Charles Joseph of Lewes Del is named as a truck helper with one other occupant unaccounted for in the report.
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Charles Joseph
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College Park
Simon Sobeloff
University of Maryland
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Trade Commissioner in Calcutta Oversees India Ties
The United States maintains a trade commissioner in India based in Calcutta, overseeing commercial relationships, promoting US exports, and supporting American businesses in the region. The post strengthens bilateral trade, investment, and market access initiatives.
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India
Calcutta
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