College women rally as AAUW head Bragdon speaks
Dr Helen Dalton Bragdon addressed a convocation in Brodbeck Hall on the college aim of maturity. She urged that women gain broad orientation, home and family guidance, and social responsibility beyond grades and knowledge.
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Hood College
Lake College
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Ohio
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Mount Holyoke College
Harvard University
Hawaii
Canada
India
Colombia
Czechoslovakia
Mapon and
Dixon Line
Andrew G. Truxal
Anna Marie Budde
Wom
Bankers pledge emergency can be met without inflation
New York sept 27 bankers at the American Bankers Association diamond anniversary convention adopted a statement asserting the nation can meet the communist era emergency without inflation or economic regimentation. they warned the conflict may last decades and that inflation-resisting steps taken thus far are only a beginning. james e shelton of securityfirst national bank los angeles was elected president for the coming year and c francis cocke of roanoke va named vice president cocke has led first national exchange bank since 1938 and has held Virginia banker's posts including Hollins college board chair.
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New York
Bankere
Bankers
American Bankers Association
James E. Shelton
Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles
C. Francis Cocke
Roanoke
Body Of Bound And Gagged Boy Found
The nine year old Bobby Tipp was found bound and gagged in an unused ice box in his mother's tavern in Tampa Florida. His mother Lola Tipp is being held for questioning. Two .32 caliber bullets were found in the boy's head. Seepage from the decomposing body leaked under the ice box door as the mother claimed she found him earlier today.
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Tampa
Fla
Bobby Tipp
Lola M. Tipp
Brief note on missing son and police tip
A mother suspected her son Bobby was kidnapped after a burglary. Chief Deputy Culbreath said she did not report the disappearance to police. An unidentified caller warned of a strong odor from the ice box, prompting sheriff’s office inquiry. The French engineer Lenoir built the first known internal combustion engine automobile.
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Bobby
Ernest Culbreath
Lenoir
Goldwyn says TV may end double features in theaters
DenverSeptember 27 Samuel Goldwyn told a Denver University panel that television could end the era of double features. He estimated Hollywood films produced yearly would shrink from more than 400 to 150 or 200 as TV becomes dominant. He questioned the value of going out to movies under television’s competition.
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Denver
Samuel Goldwyn
Denver University
Goldwyn
Hollywood
Local remark questions public viewing and at home options
A compact comment notes concern about viewing quality, suggesting staying home may be better than watching poor television. The quote implies dissatisfaction with the television experience and presents an opinion on where to watch.
Liquor Law Loophole Extends Hours in Baltimore Case
A Baltimore court found a loophole in state liquor laws allowing customers in some taverns an extra hour to consume drinks. Judge Michael J. Manley noted the law prohibits sale after 1 a.m. but does not require drinks to be consumed by then. The defense argued, and the judge agreed, that selling before 1 a.m. sufficed even if drinks were finished later.
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Baltimore
Michael J. Manley
Manley
State bars closed by 2 a.m. under new drinkers rule
The rule requires drinkers to finish drinks bought before 1 a.m. by 29 minutes past midnight and mandates all bars and taverns statewide to shut by 2 a.m., even those with licenses permitting sale until 2.
Washington Market Farm and Country Home for sale
70 acres at Braddock Heights with abundant water and tillable land. Includes Bank barn a 14 stanchion milking barn and dairy house plus an old stone house with four bedrooms on the second floor. Also nearby is a 2 story 3 bedroom frame country home with outbuildings and modern conveniences. Prices 16000 and 7500. RFD No 2 Frederick. Contact Edward Hilgenberg Baltimore Office 1621 N Charles.
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Braddock Heights
New Market
Frederick
Monocacy Bridge Co
Edward Hilgenberg
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Baltimore
N. Charles
Acreage and modern homes for sale near Middle Town
Property listings along Route 40 offer a coastal dwelling with patios and a lawn suitable for a convalescent home or club. Includes a seven room dwelling opposite a city park, a six room frame home, and a 112 acre farm with good fences on a paved road. Howard A. Gross, Realtor, quick sale desired.
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Route 40
Middletown
City Park
Frederick
Howard A. Gross
Real Estate Listings for 113 East Street Heights
Harry I Mohler advertises properties at 113 East and Street Heights featuring a 5 room first floor apartment, a 4 room second floor unit, oil heat, and a brick dwelling with a two-car garage at 14,900 dollars. No. 1 N. Court 4 Ins.
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Harry i* Mohler
Dairy and Stock Farms Auction Near Damascus
236 acre dairy farm with dairy halls, bank barn, a 7 room frame dwelling, and tenant house. 73 acres meadow and tillable land, near Frederick. 142 acre stock farm with barn and silo. 71 acre stock farm near Frederick with water and electricity. 18 acres near Myersville. 22 acres along Route 15 North near Thurmont with frame house. 108 acre dairy farm five miles northwest of Frederick. City and country homes in Frederick area. Auction features include multiple farms, business opportunities, and residences with various utilities and road access. Sale near Damascus area with documents and possession terms.
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Frederick
M! Kaig
Myersville
Route 15
Thurmont
a. _M. Alexander
R. L. Kelly
Ceresville
W. Church St
Monrovia
Baltimore
East Second Street
West Third St
West 4Th St
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