Sportsmen 10 Dine Tonight at Conococheague Club Dinner
John Alden Knight, noted outdoor writer, will headline the Conococheague Sportsmen's Club annual dinner at the Masonic Temple with 400 to 500 sportsmen from Washington county and Western Maryland. The menu features buffalo elk and antelope meat, 500 pounds of rock bass, and a dietitian from the state yacht Dupont. A secret gold conservation medal and cups for largest bass and trout catches will be awarded. The event hosts include EH Aldine Lakin, J Hammond Brown, and Representative William D. Byron, with other officials from the U S Bureau of Fisheries and State Conservation Commission attending. Major Tait of New Brunswick will provide conservation film highlights.
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Goldsborough to Resign Next Week
Washington reports Representative Goldsborough of Maryland will resign from Congress next Wednesday to take the oath as a District judge for the District of Columbia. The oath will be administered before the full court following his appointment to the Federal District Court.
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Laborer forbidden to keep dogs after burying one alive
In Norfolk England on March 30 a laborer who buried a dog alive was ordered by the magistrate never to keep a dog again.
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Early arrest in case is expected
Cumberland Maryland March 30 The man on the gray horse blamed for recent forest fires may be dismounted and arrested within a few days District Forester H C Buckingham said He turned over evidence to Garrett county states attorney Neil Fraley who said he was in court all day and did not know the case had been sent to him Buckingham said about half the forest fires in mountainous Garrett county were incendiary and blamed the horseman for some of them
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Comedian Hubby Is Termed "Nag" Comedian Wynn Separated
New York report says Frieda Wynn, 27, files state supreme court separation claiming cruel treatment after 21 months of marriage to Ed Wynn. Attorney Sidney Fleisch er says the actor will oppose the suit with affidavits and counters that she suffers post marital low mood. Mrs Wynn seeks 250 dollars weekly temporary alimony and 7500 dollars in counsel fees.
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Frieda Mierse
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Fleister
Tax returns drop in Maryland for 1938 receipts
Maryland state income tax receipts for 1938 are projected to be about 10 percent below 1937 totals based on returns received by March 15. Total receipts reached 748,092 dollars with one day of returns yet to be tabulated, and 55,795 taxable returns were reported by Carl L. Wannen, head of the income tax division.
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Comptroller's Office
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Wannen
Hunt Is Made For Attacker In Hollywood Crime
Police press the search for a vicious attacker believed to have killed dancer Anya Sosoyeva and critically injured 17 year old Delia Bogard near a Los Angeles campus. Sosoyeva died February 25, Bogard, a singer and dancer, is in critical but improving condition after a skull fracture.
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Teachers to Hear Author Vincent Sheean at Banquet
Vincent Sheean, noted foreign correspondent and author, will address the Washington County Teachers' Association banquet at Hotel Alexander on Monday April 24. The program, spearheaded by the guest committee, promises a memorable social event with a discussion of Europe since Munich and its political aftermath.
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Vincent Sheean
Washington
Munich
Appointment Grounds Fray Over New Choices
A report notes that officials remain convinced the newly proposed choices provide no legitimate grounds for an appointment, signaling ongoing contention over selection criteria and procedural sufficiency.
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