Toughest Kid libel suit ends with $3500 damages
New York jurors award William McCue 3500 dollars against the Russell Sage Foundation and publishers for a book photo caption claiming he was the toughest kid in Hells Kitchen. The boy, age 12, lived near St. Andrew's Church and was never charged with delinquency. Justice Ford rejected a motion to set aside the verdict, calling the piece a blatant libel.
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Americans Escape Reds In Annual Commencement Scene
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Maryland State College Summer School Opens In College Park
Special to The Washington Post. Maryland College hosts sixth annual summer session with regular classes plus planned recreation such as Monday lectures Friday dances and community singing 7 to 8 pm Excursions organized by a student committee attendance growing over the first week.
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Bayard pair wed in Cumberland vault ceremony
George Dewey Stemple of Bayard West Virginia wed Miss Susan Mary Land Foutz in Allegheny County Court House vault Cumberland Maryland officiated by Rev J C Brill United Brethren Church pastor The couple from Bayard WV were united in a formal ceremony during a June 24 afternoon service.
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Grain and Live Stock Prices Reported for Baltimore
Baltimore markets list butter prices and dairy prints for Maryland and nearby states, with figures for butter streams, prints, and dairy products. Includes poultry, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and livestock quotes from Chicago and regional outlets, noting changes in cattle hogs and sheep values.
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Citizens National Bank Bets Bonuses and Surplus
Citizens National Bank board orders a 6 percent semiannual dividend plus a 1 percent extra dividend payable after July 1. They also transfer 5,000 to surplus and grant each employee a bonus equal to 10 percent of their annual salary.
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DIES AFTER FALL FROM TREE INJURIES SUSTAINED IN JUNE ACCIDENT
John G. Meyer Jr. 18 Hopewell son died at Washington County Hospital ten days after falling from a cherry tree in Hagerstown. He was a Hagerstown High School graduate. Earlier, Spert M. Holland 54 Plastering contractor died when his auto struck a train at Morgantown station. In Fleming coal plant incident a coal car crashed into a checking room, injuring and killing J. B. Walter 38 Rosemont inside the room.
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Reform to Create Lords House by Lloyd George Plan
London June 24 The government will reform the House of Lords during the present Parliament Premier Lloyd George announced in the House of Commons today.
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Strikers Families Tent Living In Caraleigh Mills
Families of 2315 striking workers at Caraleigh Cotton Mills in Raleigh prepares to move into tents on mill property as the strike continues. The scene reflects the broader labor disruption and show of solidarity among workers and their households in North Carolina.
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Churchmen Open Sessions in Southern Presbyterian Conference
Delegates from Southern states join 20 from Central Church of Washington as the first of ten conferences opens at Montreat near Nashville under the direction of Dr. Gilbert Glass. The event, part of a three month series, focuses on church home affairs and includes the President's circle.
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Conference faculty listed for Presbyterian youth session
Five hundred delegates have registered for the conference with an expected attendance of 15,000. Faculty includes Dr W L Lingte dop erator of the Southern General Assembly Dr C B Fdman president of Princeton Theological Seminary and Gypsy Smith the evangelist.
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