Possible Origins Of Life Discussed In Book
Princeton note outlines Harold F. Blum analysis from Time's Arrow and Evolution on how life could originate, debating gas water space ammonia, and whether life began on Earth. It notes proteins and left handed amino acids as clues, and cites unique Earth origins with few repeats across the cosmos. The article also covers local legal matter about Maud Rippeon and estate probate.
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Princeton
N. J
Harold F. Blum
National Cancer Institute
Princeton University
Princeton University Press
Blum
Dr. Blum
Earth
Space
Solar System
Ammeonia
Jupiter
Saturn
Historic Knights of Columbus invest insignia at Carrollton Manor
Grand Knight Ignatius Kennedy of the Knights of Columbus was invested with the insignia of the Order of Queen Isabelle at St Joseph's Church Carrollton Manor. Deputy Grand Knight Millard I Cooley led the Guard of Honor during Forty Hours Devotion opening three days of worship. This marked the first U S Council to wear the Isabelle insignia.
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St Joseph's Church
Carrollton Manor
Ignatius Kennedy
Knights of Columbus
Order of Queen Isabelle
Millard I. Cooley
United States
Knights of Columbus Order
Order of Isabelle the Catholic
Jose Felix de Lequerica
Spain
Knights
Pittsburgh
Lequerica
New Haven
Conn
St. John’s Council
Frederick
Joseph F. Thorning
U. S
St John's Choir
Charles Byerly
Caveat Filed To Will In Westminster
A caveat was filed against the will of Maud L. Rippeon of Ridgeville Carroll County who died December 23 1950 Edna Brown and Norman L Rippeon named as executors in a will dated June 21 1949 while a codicil from a Bon Secour hospital Baltimore patent changed executors naming Charles E Hogs Ellicott City as executor
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Westminster
Maud L. Rippeon
Ridgeville
Carroll County
Edna Brown
Norman L Rippeon
Bon Secour
Baltimore
Charles E Hogs
Ellicott City
University of Maryland personnel reduced in fall enrollment
The University of Maryland reports lower fall numbers with enrollment expected at 20 000 including Baltimore and European campuses. The College Park faculty drops to 880 with 109 fewer positions as GI Bill enrollments decline and unfilled graduate assistant and instructor posts remain vacant. Registration begins Tuesday for classes starting September 24.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Baltimore
First Rounds Of Two Flights Are Finished
Catoctin Golf Club members completed the first rounds of the Championship Flight and two subsidiary matches. Results include Bob Harrington defeating Pete Demchak six and five and Melvin Derr beating Jack Hickey five and three. Consolation rounds continue with a week remaining before next Sunday deadline.
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Catoctin Golf Club
Bob Harrington
Pete Demchak
Melvin Derr
Jack Hickey
Skippy Wenzel
Tom Hesson
Leo Colliflower
Bob Myers
Mahlon Rhoderick
Larry Berry
John Bowers
Buzz" Rhoderick
T. Green
Guy Beatty
Carl Snook
Tom Michael
Walt Crowther
A. R. Craw
V. Griffith
Wilbur Kerns
Charles May
Paul McAuliffe
Ralph Currens
Jim Garber
Jake Ivey
Tom Summers
Paul Johnson
Nevin Baker
R. X. Gibo
Peter Chichester
Bill Leichert Jr
J. Deb Moberly
T. H. Quill
Adm
A. G. Quynn
Bud Long
J. F. Byerly
Clyde Estes
L V Roughan
Ozzie Fa
Gwmrittenden, Jr
Bob Pryor
Jim McLaren
John Dewey
H. J. Leichert
J. C. Orvette
Max Miller
Bud Cole
Ben Cherry
Madrid rises as Spain’s largest city and transport hub
Madrid stands as Spain’s biggest city and a central transportation nexus, shaping regional economy and connectivity.
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Madrid
Spain
Collision at Square A in New Jersey car hits truck
A minor collision at the Square yesterday afternoon led to the detention of a New Jersey truck driver and 12 African American passengers awaiting posting of $2690 collateral. Robert Isaacs of Madison was hauling apple pickers from Winchester Virginia when his truck struck a car fender. Isaacs was charged with inadequate brakes and no registration card by Officer Alton Twentey. Four other arrests were made.
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New Jersey
Robert Isaacs
Madison
N. J
Winchester
Isaacs
Alton Twentey
Leesburg ministers elect new Loudoun County leaders
Rev. Stewart P. Fox of Leesburg was elected president of the Loudoun County Ministerial Association for the coming year. Rev. B. F. Ferguson of Sulphur Springs Waterford was named vice president. The next meeting is set for Ashburn Baptist Church.
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Leesburg
Stewart P. Fox
Ministerial Association
Loudoun County
B. F. Ferguson
Texas
Lous Waterford
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Mr. Hogg
Mossa
Tansy Town
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Fora
Charles Little
Hanover
West Baltimore Street
Charles D Baker
Carroll Wantz
Luther Dodkey
Leonard Wantz
George Kiser
H.S.T
Thomas E
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Truman
Dewey
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Free Nations
Pacific
Muse Tailoring CO
Wisner
Rai
Coca-Cola Company
Frederick Tradition
Mason Klvex
Home Decorating Forum
Anne Mason
Lees Carpets
Lees Carpet Co
Patrick Street
Ying
Lovettsville
Ashburn Bap Church
A Dent
W. A. Oul
Frederick County
Washington
Geis
R. C. Boyer
Chapline
Middletown
Ayrshire
Maryland- Delaware
Ayrshire Club
Fair Grounds
Dela
Maryland-Delaware
Tom Whittaker
Sale Mgr
Brandon, Vt
New Market
Maryland
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
C. R. Oates
Mckaig, Maryland
Orphans’ Court
George A. Benner
McKaig
Mt. Pleasant
Macadam Road
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
Paul A. Benner
R. Pauline Pittinger
Felter
Phive
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