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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1948
Page
8
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In the Adirondack tournament in Sacandage Pars, NY, Henry Fishgem and teammates faced bidding choices. South opening spades led to four hearts or four spades contracts. three spade bids and four spades outcomes varied, with a notable sequence ending in a diamond and club ruffing to establish a club.
Community items recount visits and events across Emmitsburg, Frederick, Walkersville, and nearby towns. Included are births at Anne M. Warner Hospital, visits by families, a wedding announcement, a naval Mediterranean cruise return, a sewing club gathering, and a traffic incident involving a pedestrian in Frederick with no charges filed.
Londor reports Serge G Luka Russia minister of gent in dustry died. Zhdanov, Politburo member and secretary, was killed by gunfire in the Kremlin wall yesterday. Stalin attended as pallbearer. Lukin had long illness and held posts in Supreme Soviet and Central Control Commission. Baltimore news says Brady Realty Corp pled guilty to con spin in eight GIFs cases tied to construction fraud. First execution in New York since Aug 6, 1850 is noted.
The item lists multiple marriage license notices with names ages and origins including Donald E Barnes and Mame Showhe gan, Patricia Heap, Jonn Tree and Delores Sweets, Phoebe Anderson and Oliver Lander, and others from Philadelphia Monrovia Kingaville York and Emmitsburg. Also notes divorces and a power of attorney revocation with various names and locations.
The Peovies Court heard multiple cases Friday including collateral forfeiture actions against Carie and others for stop sign violations with fines ranging from 30 to 1645 dollars. Other listings show cases: Eins B Bulling v Tahoma Park with 30 and 645 dollar amounts. Charles P Be’ec Library with 50 dollars and 1145. Howard P Zimmer and Sagan Carroll tied to pass maneuvers totaling 623 dollars. Fred E Urcer linked to Berkeley Spine in West Virginia with 1145. State Troopers R A Myers and J C Sheets reported arrests during the period.
President Truman appointed a three member commission to study labor relations problems connected with the atomic energy program. An ostrich egg can yield an omelet as large as 36 ordinary hen eggs.
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