One car recovered one stolen in Frederick
One automobile stolen in Baltimore from Richard Bassart Mt Pleasant Pa was recovered on Jefferson street Wednesday night by Officer Fred Straley who found the car abandoned The gasoline tank was empty There was no damage to the machine whose owners came to Frederick Thursday and claimed it About 9 30 o clock Wednesday night a gray Oldsmobile sedan license 41 owned by M W Bell York Pa was stolen from Jefferson street Police Headquarters believe the thief who abandoned the first car also stole the Oldsmobile and fled from Frederick
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Baltimore
Richard Bassart
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson Street
Fred Straley
Frederick
M. W. Bell
York
Adamstown 4-H Club Meets at Fouch Home
The Adamstown 4-H Club met at William Fouch's house with twenty four members and two visitors present. Lamar O Hara was named as a new member. William Page won second prize with his colt at the Timonium Fair. The fair project was discussed and the club will meet in October at Carol Walters' home. Refreshments were served.
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Adamstown
Wm. Fouch
Virginia
Lamar O'Hara
Charles H. Remsberg
William Page
Carol Waltes
Omaphivf
Lovett a controversial Argentine fighter with Olympic glory
The piece profiles Alberto Santiago Lovett, a combative Argentine heavyweight with Olympic champion status and a stormy temperament. It notes his 15 knockouts in 28 pro bouts, lists notable opponents, and recounts his volatile behavior, including clashes with officials and a famous shot put incident. It also touches on rising college football receipts and broad ticket demand this fall.
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Alberto Santiago Lovett
Mike Jacobs
Joe
Maxie Rosenbloom
Jack Dampsey
Red Burman
Andre Lenglet
Senor Lovell
Los Angeles
Senor
Alberto Santiago Lovell
Squire Thomas Paul Farr
Gain In Useless Finesse by William E McKenney
An exploration of the unnecessary finesse in bridge and its rationale. Elmer J Rabin of Cleveland demonstrates the play in a note for the Western 3 tournament of the American Bridge League in Cleveland. The column discusses entry for the dummy hand and the strategic value of establishing side suits for discards.
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William E. McKenney
Elmer J. Rabin
Cleveland
East
Duplicate-E. Bridge problem at South West North 79 Pass
South applies a complex play after winning the first trick to dispose of the second losing club by establishing a fifth diamond. Four entries required, two apparent. diamond ruffs and trump management lead to completing the contract.
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DAGT
S Moe Trumip
Dume My
Trump
West
Declarer
The Little-Viewed Powerhouse Athlete Who Defied Size
A short, persistent athlete trains despite small stature, using back and shoulder builders and gadgets. He rises from high school football standout to college, facing rejection from coaches yet later contends with intolerance as a fraternity brother. He redirects toward study, becoming an honor student.
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Papa
Mama
Constitution talk marks sesquicentennial analysis at Lions Club
David C. Winebrenner outlines the history and signing framework of the U.S. Constitution during a weekly Lions Club meeting, noting the document’s nine month lead into effect and its roots in Baptist law concepts. He says delegates resisted federal power and that the Constitution sets broad principles without detailing specifics.
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David C. Winebrenner
Mary Hua
Lions Cab
Coach Reprimands Unprepared Student in Class
A graduation sparked reflection as an instructor warns a student on the table-tennis team to arrive prepared or risk flunking. The coach admits he should have allowed more relaxed play for the lighter moments in class.
Grim Reaper On Arkansas Highways Prompts Tour Proposal
A chilling image shows the grim reaper hitchhiking on a busy Arkansas road. The scene sparked a public sobering effect on motorists and prompted discussion of a statewide tour along major highways to address road safety and mortality.
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Arkansas
Constitution Amended: Three Routes Outlined by Winebrenner
Mr Winebrenner explains there are three ways to amend the constitution outlining the amendment process and the country’s governance framework as discussed in the article.
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Winebrenner
Constitution speech urged citizens’ vigilance on freedom
A speaker cited Senator Millard Be. Tvidings on the constitution to warn that even widely accepted freedoms can be abridged. Charles F. Seeger introduced him as program chairman while Jesse W. Kolb, the club president, presided. The ad line notes newspaper advertising brings results and investment merits.
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Millard BE. Tvdings
Charles F. Seeger
Jesse W. Kolb
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