JACOBY Hand Play and Labor Day Events in Maryland
A JACOBY bridge problem explains how to win two club tricks with precise play. The page also lists Labor Day events in Washington Grove and a statewide Slow Down and Live safety campaign urged by Governor Theodore McKeldin, citing past and projected traffic tolls and safety patrols.
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RY Oswald Jacoby
NEA
South
East
Pan
West
Maryland
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Theo
Reidin
Stevenson Deplores Rioting At Clinton Tenn
Stevenson denounced rioting at Clinton Tennessee after a court order to admit Negroes to a white high school. He said he would welcome U S president Eisenhower offering intelligence reports and commented on free use of the Suez Canal. Weather outlook boosts East Coast warmth with near normal September temperatures and above normal rain or snow in the north.
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Chicago
Adial E
Washington
Stevenson
Weather Bureau
Eitember
Eenhower
United States
Great Lakes
Sheraton-Blackstone
Clinton, Tenn
Eisenhower
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nasser
East Coast
Plains
South Atlantic
Mahoney Invited By Stevenson For New York Strategy Meet
Baltimore report notes George P. Mahoney the Maryland Democratic U S Senate candidate was invited to a September 12 strategy conference called by Adlai Stevenson in New York City at the Hotel Biltmore. Stevenson aims to unite party leaders and mobilize the 48 states for the November vote. Governor Averell Harriman to preside and Mahoney to respond by telegram.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Mariland
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
New York
Averell Harriman
Biltmore
New York City
Mahoney
John “Marshall
Butler
Sen. Kefauver
New London Man Held on Auto Fire Charges
A New London resident, Charles Dorsey 24, recently released from prison, is being held on unauthorized use of a car and destruction of property after a burning vehicle threatened a residence at the Coppermine and Johnsville roads. State Trooper Elmer L. Baum chased Dorsey toward Libertytown and later arrested him at his home.
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New London
Union Bridge
Coppermine
Johnsville
Elmer L. Baum
Charles Dorsey
Dorsey
Libertytown
Fire damages Pontiac near Brown residence in New London
Firemen found a car burning within two feet of Mrs Caton Browns home at the intersection of two roads. The 1956 Pontiac owned by Jack Rippeon was destroyed. Smith and Dorsey, both colored, faced accusations amid the investigation with Dorsey fleeing the scene when pursued by troopers.
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Rich
Brown
Smith
Dorsey
Hle
Jack Rippeon
New London
Tiveness
Vase Cary Relay Union Bridge
Caton Brown
Baum
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Jacoby
Gaithersburg
Val. Seam
D.i.tfhe
Farmers Supply Company
Washington Grove
D.S.T
Auditorium Agriculture Center
Drum and Bugle Corp
Agriculture Center
Frankie Lane
Treasure Mountain
Jeff Chandler
Dorothy Malone
Ward Bond
Ey Tea
Tonite
Claudette Colbert
Barry Sullivan
Roy
Glenn Ford
Dona Reed
Teesday
Hagerstown
Aus
Maryland Report
Washington County
Howard County
Harry B. House
John Fulton
Lewis
Charles E. Miller
House
N.Y
Winslow F. Burhans
Thomas Simpso
Daver
Simpson
Delaval Milker
Farmers Supply CO
South Carroll St
Frederick, Md
Alli
Li Boonsboro, Md
Vestock Exchange
Keedysville
Wood Bros
Wisner St
Tartaresta
Sis
Ter Pot Eo Ae
Keith Andes
Lee Marvin
Sydney Chaplin
Bilg Crosby
Grace Kelly
Frank Sinatra
Skippy
Arizona
Broadway
UOET
Josuea Rogan
Western Maryland Trust Co
Patrick St
Northend
Jefferson Branch
White Ay Rondeffersen
Federal Deposit Inewrance Corporation
Emmitsbury
Geo. Montgomery
Masterson
Kansas
Jungle
Mosday
Bert Lancaster
John Payee
Rhonda Fleming
the News
Gaterday
Damascus
Gleny Ford
Ernest Borgnine
Rod Steiger
Jubal
Cinemascope & Technicloot
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Pardners” Vista Vision & Technicolor
Bill Willians
Jean Porter
Racing Blood
Ew. G. Robineon
George Raft In
Bullet For
Joey
Tyrone
Pony Soldier
Dean Mawten
Technicoter
George Montgomery Karin Booth
Routzahn & Sons
Cambridge
Feu
du Mont
Srewster Portasse
DU MONT_Achy
Shelby
Lane
Tvory
Turquoise
Chantilly Mlock Radio
Maraoa
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