Social Notes From Millwood Ventures and Visits
Mrs Goodale plans a York voyage to her San Francisco home while Blue-ot Club and guests visit Venezuela photos. Franchis Crawford of Rev Francis Rhein hosts a Babnsday night gathering. Mr and Mrs Moore entertain at Sauikeen with friends from the area. Various visits and dinners occur across Millwood including Beverley Byrd’s birthday party and a Soft Shell Crab Supper at Blue Ridge Country Club.
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Briars
Thomas Byrd
New York
McCormac
Winchester
William Mitchell
Wilmington
Del
Mitchell
Jean Stapleton
Burgess Hellier
Betty Brooke Gilpin
Susan Stinson
Baltimore
Baltimore executive named Kiwanis International president
Claude B. Heilmann lighting head of Con solidated Gas Baltimore was elected Kiwanis International president at the 36th annual convention in St Louis He will assume office August 1 and has served as Kiwanis International vice president and a trustee and governor of the Capital Kiwanis District. He also leads Arlington Federal Savings and Loan and Roland Park Apartment in Baltimore.
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Kiwanis International
St. Louis
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Claude B. Heilmann
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
Baltimore
Con. H. Murdoch
Winnipeg
Manitoba
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Yukon Territory
Hellman
Arlington Federal Savings and Loan Association
Roland Park Apartment Company
A. Kiwanian
International
Kiwanis
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Second Brain Operation Planned for D R Marton
In Pasadena California doctors plan a second brain operation tomorrow on four year old Donald Marton of Arch erwill Saskatchewan. A prior procedure on June 14 drained fluid and relieved pressure. Donald has gained six pounds since then, and Dr. William T. Grant says a membrane over the brain must be removed. The father Arthur Marton brought the boy 3,000 miles seeking aid from a healer before entrusting him to Dr. Grant.
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Pasadena
Calif
Donald Marton
Archerwill
Sask
Little Donald
William T. Grant
Arthur Marton
Grant
First Insanity Plea in Murder Trial
William Mc Donough, in 1817, killed his wife in a drunken frenzy and pleaded insanity as a defense. He was hanged for the crime.
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William McDonough
Daily crossword down 2 E PA cg ae of thi zodiac
Crossword clues listed with abbreviations and partial words. Includes entries for Coin Chief republic Geardives Arab colors cloth native metal Mayan Indian tuber South American grampus clamor conclude property and yesterday's answer.
Jailed for Sending Defamatory Post Card To Margaret Truman
A 42 year old itinerant preacher Paul de La Croixe was jailed on charges of sending libelous defamatory post cards to Margaret Truman. He allegedly sent similar cards to President Truman and Faye Emerson and to NBC in New York, with a magazine picture on the back.
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Los Angeles
Paul de la Croixe
Margaret Truman
Post Office
F. H. Casey
de la Croix
Truman
Faye Emerson
Casey
National Broadcasting Company
New York
Wisecarver Rites Conducted Tuesday
Funeral services for Henry William Wisecarver 86 were held at Kurtz Funeral Home with burial in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. The Rev. William Archer Wright officiated. Surviving family includes sons and daughters and half siblings Lula Crim Sallie Daughtry Lottie Newcome Jacob J Copenhaver and Griffith Copenhaver.
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Kurtz
Henry William Wisecarver
Keyser
W. Va
Mt. Hebron
William Archer Wright
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Wisecarvey
Lula Crim
Relief Section
Sallie Daughtry
Russell, Pa
Lottie Newcome
Washington, D. C
Jacob J. Copenhaver
Winchester
Griffith Copenhaver
Washington
New Police Clerk Appointed in Middletown
Mrs. F. L. Baker is appointed to succeed Mrs. Faith Smith as police court clerk and has begun work. She also serves as secretary to Attorney Robert E. O'Neal in his Middletown office where O'Neal is Police justice and town official.
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Middletown
F. L. Baker
Faith Smith
Big Freight Trucks Damaging Nation's Roads, Test Finds
A Maryland road test shows major damage from heavy trucks. 44 800 pound tandem trucks caused 3 704 feet of cracks and 95 8 percent slab damage in six months. Similar lanes for other trucks also suffered heavy wear, prompting warnings of future road usability and trillion dollar reconstruction needs.
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Maryland
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
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