Comic Colonel HORIZORTA? Pictured rat iomedian colonel Lemuel Q
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Cryptic Crossword Clue Fragments From 19th Century Page
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Contract Down As He Guesses Wrong
Mrs. Margaret Wagar of Atlanta and Mrs. Helen Sobel of New York, top contenders in women’s pairs, failed to qualify in Chicago but won the masters mixed team of four next day with Charles H. Goren and John R. Crawford. A key hand showcased Wagar’s defense and Crawford’s card reading, illustrating sharp partnership play and a missed chance by the declarer to improve his contract.
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William E. McKenney
America
NEA
Margaret Wagar
Atlanta
Helen Sobel
N York
Chicago
Charles H. Goren
John R. Crawford
Mrs. Wagar
John Crawford
Crawford
South
North
Rawford
Declarer
Radio Schedule Snippet From WEAL Era with Various Programs
A fragmented listing shows a broadcast grid with times and program names across networks. It includes evening news, concerts, news and commentary, quiz shows, sports, Crawford programs, and variety features spanning CBS and related stations with numerous titles and announcer cues.
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Obe
Quarnet
Sbe
East
Semmer Symphony
Cbs Ner Sporta
Abe Io
Jack Beat
Abc Commusiem
Abe
Cbs Treasury
Hawaii
Rbs
Abe Mic
Cbs Famous Jury
Frisis
Mba
Carmichzel Sanz
Cbs Met Allen
Abo
Dbs
Joharr Fletch
Ovex
Holywood
M. Amsterdam
America
Abe Chicago Theater
Grand Ole Opry
Aba Haylof
Abe Orn
Krackin
Abs-Weat
Co T C Meets Woodsboro TA Discusses WCTU Plans
The meeting at Mrs Nannie Hall Andwa's home included devotion led by Mrs Martha Dehof with Charlies Stover and P A Richardson among attendees. Announced were the seventy fifth Womens Cru, the National WCIU Convention in Portland and the Maryland WCTU Convention in Cumberland on October 13 14. Also noted was the idea that wages lost to factory accidents could fund a year’s food clothing and rent for nearly 1 500 000 people.
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Co. T. C
Woodsboro
T. A
Nannie Hall
Francis Wilard
Martha Dehof
Charlies Stover
P. A. Richardson
John Fogle
Wilbur Stover
Morgan Dayhoff
James Tenner
Womens Cru
WCIU
Portland
Ore
Maryland
WCTU
Cumberland
Consolidation Of Banks Is Approved
Westminster stockholders approved a merger creating the Carroll County National Bank of Westminster. The new bank would begin operations October 1 if state and federal approvals are granted, with assets over 14 million dollars. Banks involved are Westminster Savings Bank Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and First National Bank.
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Westminster, Sepi II
Westminster
Carroll County National Bank of Westmster
Tthe
U. S. Comptroller
Currie i
Westminster Sa Ss
Farmers A Mechanics Na- Yonsl
First N Bank
Somal
Texas Widow Seeks Farm Face Lift Through Conserving Methods
Mrs Jackson of Henderson County seeks a farm face lifting through soil conservation practices. A field day near Jefferson on August 20 showcased how Brasher farm was transformed in one day. She wrote to Harmon W Nichols and to local papers to establish contact for the project and shared details of her plans.
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Hols
Thrasher
Houston _Chronicle
Houston
Texas
Frederick
Jackson
Cécil B. Jackson
Frinidad
Cox Hospital
Groes- Deck
Limestone County
JoTerson
Henderson County
Port
News- Post
Texas Farmer-Nurse
Harmon W
Eighteen Accused in Baltimore Marijuana Ring
Baltimore police and Federal agents arrest 18 men in a major crackdown on a marijuana ring. The roundup, the largest in years, involved bellhops, clerks, mechanics and one seaman. Two Puerto Rican seamen received two years each for attempting to bring marijuana into the country from Brazil. Manuel Villanueva and Jnedo, both 40 and 20, listed New York as their residence.
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Baltimore
William C. Coleman
Braz
Manuel Villanueva
Jneda
New York
Suits For Damages Entered In Court
Two suits for damages were entered in Circuit Court. Arthur F. Burriss sues Joseph Elmer Lejauter for 50000 after a Rockville accident on Route 220 April 27, alleging injury from a parked car collision. W Clinton McSherry for Burriss. Laura A C Grimes sues Francis C Grimes for 10000 claiming assault on August 14. Grimes was fined by Police Court on warrant. Edwins represents Grimes. Also note 1931 deer fatalities in Pennsylvania from vehicle and tram collisions, totaling 3898.
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Rockville
Arthur F. Burriss
Joseph Elmer Lejauter
Myersville
Burris
W. Clinton McSherry
Laura A. C. Grimes
Francis C. Grimes
Grimes
Edwins
Plai
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