Four youths admit Brunswick store robbery case
Four youths aged 17 to Developmental age admit participating in a Brunswick store robbery after escaping a Baltimore school. The group, identified as wary Beyet Ros Bie Cochawer 17 and Marry Ladiweg, faced judge Willard as details emerged. Earlier, Benjamin Miller and Murray Smith received sentences to the Maryland Correctional Institution. John Rowland, 75, and George Howard were also sent to the penitentiary for life and six years respectively for murder cases.
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Bellmore Perth
Anca
Wilerd
Brosevice
Ladiweg
Cher Tod
Beigel
Baltimore
Brunseice
Anne
Abemertves
Tal
Arthur Harding
Brunswick
Willard
Benjamin Miller
Murray Smith
Johnn Rowland
Robert G. Irving
Maryland Penitentiary
George Howard
John P. Buller
Bidding and Play in a Complex Bridge Hand Analysis
The hand features A K O 7 versus K 10 8 6 with a spade trump theme. West passes, North opens one spade, East overcalls two hearts, and South raises to two spades. The play sees trump tricks, clubs, diamonds, and hearts shifted between declarer and dummy with careful ruffing and counting to prevent East from making. Debrief notes emphasize precise discard decisions and counting to maximize defensive chances.
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Wme McKenney
American Bridge League
North
East
Gouth
Weat
Partom
Fisy
Mast
Werth
Declarer Sow
Queen of Hearts
West
Geclarer
Declarer
Elares
Jammy
Isdon Siamord
Ota Sant
Rice Ways to Cook Brown and Polished Rice
Household guide explains brown rice advantages and polished rice drawbacks. Details washing tips, two main cooking methods the Chinese method and double boiler, plus steaming and a handy rice ball option. Includes menus and serving ideas with measurements and time estimates.
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Mary Rea
Wren
Frederick County Farm Bureau to Meet Tuesday Evening
Frederick County Farm Bureau holds its meeting Tuesday evening at 3 30 p m at the county agent Hear R Snee will preside and 2 Gey Bureau acy hotel in December Reports on bureau activities over the past year election of new officers delegates and alternates to the state meeting and a prize beauty contest for Farm Bureau organizations will be featured An out of town speaker and guests including J W Davis and Frank M Paine will attend A Japanese educator from Dos Fisba University will speak at Walkersville United Brethren church Friday at 2 30 and 7 30 p m He will discuss Sino Japanese relations and youth recreation
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Frederick County
Farabert I. Smith
Mt. Pleas
Emice Uny
R. Snee
Decembe
Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Alec Farm
Baltimore
J. W. Davis
Harford County
State Bureau
Frank M. Paine
Cong
Nelson
Parm Bureau
E. Frances Rudy
Laurence FL Rudy
Middletown
Ruth
Farm Bureau and Grange
Mt. Tabor Park
Rock Ge
Farm Bureau
County Bureau
Japan
Dos- Fisba University
Eroto
Walkersville United Brethren Church
Prifaya
B F. Shively
Siberia
Regon
China
Hoover Credit Plan Favored In Yorktown Ceremony
President Hoover backed a proposed credit plan amid a crowded Naval Academy ceremony at Yorktown where an Abe Acceution figure attended. Mayor Walter E. Quesstedt of Ampapolis was absent and later sought an explanation for Hoover’s failure to greet him during travel to Yorktown.
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Fat Estes
Mhoover Qurte
Baer
Bouth Fd Jné
Ar Bete
Yorktown
Naval Academy
Walter E. Quesstedt
Ampapolis
Cede
Elf
Local Social and Church News from Taneytown Area
Harney Hamer and family visit the Conovers near here. Emmett Leatherman and daughter visit A C Leatherman in Gettysburg. Wolofsky sewing factory opens with 17 sewers. Arlene Harman of Hanover is forelady. Women’s Missionary Society rally served by several ladies of Trinity Church Taneytown. Howard Snyder and grandson visit with Snider family. Dallas Shriver and Mrs Salens For visit Littlestown relatives. Leatherman family drives to Mummasburg. Florence Wilson joins them. John Witherow attends Lizzie Reindollar funeral in York. William Beck moves barber shop. Martin D Hees attends Francis Allison descendants reunion at South Mountain. Rev L K Young and family of Oberland visit local friends.
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Clarence Nall
George Clabaugh
John Hesson
Dora Wolff
Ruth Snider
Women’s Missionary Society of Trinity Church
Taneytown
Howard Snyder
Monroé Clapsaddle
Tarerng
Samuel Snider
Ruth
Dallas Shriver
York
William Beck
Leatherman
Harry Angel
Martin D. Hees
Francis Allison
South Mountain
L. K. Young
Oberland
Crime Blamed on Church by Rabbi in Baltimore
Baltimore reports Rabbi Edward Israel, chair of the National Hebrew Welfare Council, charging churches have failed to curb crime and may share responsibility for its rise. The paper, read by his secretary at the American Prison Association, was delivered while Israel was hospitalized for great care. The session included remarks from Rev. Joseph J. Ard of Loyola College and Rev. Christian F. Reisner of New York, defending church crime prevention efforts.
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Baltimore
Edward Israel
National Hebrew Welfare Council
American Prison Association
Israel
Hal Sinai
Joseph J. Ard
Loyola College
Christian F. Reisner
New York
State game wardens to aid federal men plan
State game wardens, with seven deputies already assigned to federal duties, will cooperate with federal agents during the 30 day shooting period. Patrol boats will enforce waterfowl laws in the bay with both federal and state wardens aboard. Geese wild swans and ducks have appeared in the shooting grounds while a shortage of wildfowl is expected for local hunts.
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Valentina
LeCompte
United States
Maryland
Hunt Trip Ends in Dangers for Dempsey’s Party
In Salt Lake City Utah former world boxing champion Dempsey leads a hunting party on a week long trip into Jackson Hole country. The group includes Gov Fred Blaser of Nevada State Senator Novice Detchell Nevada official Butt Mountain and Salt Lake City residents Rene Bevec Juecent and Marryi Jonsson among others.
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Dengert
Salt Lake City
Utah
Oe Dempsey
Tay An
Jackson Hole Coun
Normaceter
Wom Witt Dempsey
Salt Lake
Fred Blaser
Nevada
Novice Detchell
Butt Mownttain
Nat Per Tose
Caecen
Ker Bevec
Rene
Juecent
Marryi Jonsson
Edison workers to pause for Edison tribute at 3 p m
Potomac Edison Company and subsidiaries will halt operations at 3 o clock this afternoon in a world wide tribute to the late Thomas A Edison. The ceremony is at Orange New Jersey with rites and a funeral proceeding. Arrangements ensure continued generation equipment operation during the tribute period.
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Te Honer Edison
Potomac Edison Company
Thomas A. Edison
Orange
N. J
Mystery Cure Promises From Dr Pierce Ad
A reader in 72 George St reports weakness and nervousness in midlife, and credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with restoring strength. The note praises the medicines and asks for more information about Irish packages.
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George St
Dr. Pierce
Stomach upset note prompts camel reminder for Tot
A cryptic line mentions stomach upset and a reminder about a camel for Tot. The fragment hints at emotional or health concerns and a playful or coded message involving a camel and a child. Further context is unclear due to garbled text.
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