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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1948
Page
7
The article outlines counting tricks in bridge, detailing a declarer plan to force plays by schooled trumping and ruffing sequences. It emphasizes planning nine winning tricks, using diamonds and clubs, and timing heart leads to exhaust the opponents. A final note mentions Denmark’s high twin birth rate.
Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg found a colored motorist guilty of drunken driving after conflicting testimony about who sat in front. In the same session, Austin Arnold, a Frederick auto mechanic, received 90 days for loitering. Jones, a colored man from near Jefferson, was fined and costs 103.95 after a defense misstep.
Court notices publish marriages for James R Dolbin and Eleanor L Peillips both of Reading Pa Kenneth Earl Mullen and Eien Ruth Shahan of Harrisburg Pa Joseph S Hahn and Mary Elizabeth Tyeryar of this city Harry T McNair and Mildred C Glass of Emmitsburg. Property transactions record executors Jacob E Engelbrecht to Charles W Smyth and wife city $10000 Molly W Zimmerman to Roland K Culler and wife county $10000 Oliver E Weikert and wife to Henrietta Hill Arthur county $10000 Daniel E Wight and wife to Monroe W Stull and wife county Molly V Zimmerman to Carlton T King county $10000
A square yard of leaf surface produces one third of an ounce of sugar in a day.
An autopsy in Baltimore failed to confirm if 18 year old Mary C Kline was raped in the slaying of her and John H Mahigen 25 in Glen Burnie The state's attorney said no marks of violence were found on Mahigen and the investigation continues. The article also notes a church class meeting with 16 members and upcoming Secret Sisters reveal.
A new method can produce superior sweet-potato starch in four hours compared with the current 72 hours. The key advance is improved mechanical handling of the roots, enabling faster processing and higher quality starch.
Mrs. Maxine Mayther testified at a Spokane divorce hearing that Robert E. Mayther spent his time listening to children's radio programs, claiming the Lone Ranger was the height of entertainment. Judge R. M. Webster ruled this a sufficient ground for divorce.
The Freedom Train rolled into Cumberland on September 22 carrying the nation s most precious documents. A group of 20 blind students from the West Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind toured the train with Romney and an instructor who captained the Inbits, answering their questions as the one day event unfolded.
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