Delightful summer pattern from Marian Martin shows stylish frock
A vintage pattern description promotes a summer frock with a flared collar and decorative bodice details. It outlines fabric choices in silk crepe or sheer cotton, suggests using organdie collar, provides step by step cutting and sewing guidance, and lists order details for pattern 9564 with sizes 14 through 40 and fabric yardage.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
Washington 7 St. Louis 5 as rain halts most games
In a weather affected day, Washington downed St. Louis 7 to 5 while all other games were postponed. Tomorrow's schedule shows Boston at Cleveland and Pittsburgh at New York among others with several matchups listed.
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Washington
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
L. Pet . Pet
Brooklyn Phiadelphia
Eos
Unusual Suit Brought Against Insurance Firm
A motion in an equity court seeks 100000 from Politan Life Insurance Company James R Weber over alleged threats and a cash misappropriation involving the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. The suit alleges the mother was frightened before birth causing the boy James Russell Johnson to be born prematurely and unable to walk or talk. The claimant is Russell W Johnson father of the child.
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Richmond
Equity
Politan Life Insurance
James R. Weber
James Russell Johnson
Russell W. Johnson
Weber
Bern
Metropolitan Licensse
Wildwood
Johnson
Expedition Off To Site of Sunken Wealth
Norfolk May 9 One of two rival expeditions hunts treasure aboard the sunken liner Merida. The destroyer Davis reported returning to port with trawlers Theresa Dan Jnord from Captain John Hall and Klass Everts expedition. The group had abandoned its position over the Merida site or were refueling.
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Norfolk
Merida
Coast Guard
Davis
Theresa
Dan
Jnord
John Hall
Klass Everts
Cards Trade Two Pitchers for Reds Star Durocher
St. Louis owner Street ships Paul Derringer Allyn Stout and Earl Adams to Cincinnati in exchange for Leo Durocher and pitchers John Ogden Frank Henry. Durocher strengthens shortstop defense as Hornsby regains form, while Derringer and Stout bolster Reds pitching. Adams may become regular infielder as lineup reshuffles occur.
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York
Gabby Cardibals
St. Louis
Leo
Lippy) Durocher
Cincinnati Reds
Street
Paul Derringer
Allyn Stout
Earl
Sparky) Adams
Reds
Durocher
John Ogden
Frank
Dutch) Henry
Pepper
Martin
Frank Frisch
Short
Rogersee
Hornsby
Frisch Oe
Frisch
Derringer
Stout
Adams
Andy High
Gainesboro Defeats Gore in Tough 7-6 Baseball Duel
The Gainesboro baseball team traveled to Gore last Saturday and edged the Gore squad 7 to 6 in a close game. Cal Bayliss, a new pitcher for Gainesboro, starred on the mound in the well played contest.
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Gainesboro
Gore
Cal Bayliss
Kenneth Buck Admits Full Blame in Kidnapping
Kenneth Buck, held in Barnstable with his brother Cyril, signed a sworn statement denying any other party’s involvement in the Peggy McMath kidnapping. Buck claims sole responsibility, exonerating Cyril while implicating no one else. Both brothers face extortion charges with $10,900 bonds each and a May 22 hearing. Peggy McMath was seized from her school May 2 and a $60,000 ransom was demanded from Neil C. McMath.
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Barnstable
Mass
Margaret
Peggy” McMath
Kenneth Buck
E. E Hall
Harwich
Kenneth
Cyril
Hall
Buck
Lawrence Buck
Somerville
Peggy
Neil C. McMath
Police reveal new leads in kidnap case near McMath home
Cyril acted as go-between linking McMath and his brother Kenneth in a kidnapping plot. Chief Hall located Peggy’s captivity site in a vacant house cellar nearby. Attorney Kiernan said he may defend Cyril if McMath confirms Cyril’s account, and he will not defend Kenneth.
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McMatt
Cyril
Hall
Peggy
Kenneth Buck
Kenneth
James F. Kiernan
Wareham
McMath
Kiernan
Local Resident Mr. Owings Dies. Funeral Set
Mr. Owings, a respected Middletown citizen, died leaving a widow Catherine Stackhouse, a son H. W. Owings, and several siblings in Maryland. Surviving relatives include Edna Long of Middletown and two sisters in Maryland and Philadelphia. Funeral from Middletown home at 8:30 am tomorrow, then interment at Mount Airy Maryland.
Paraguay Declares War on Bolivia Amid Gran Chaco Tensions
ASUNCION Paraguay May 10 Paraguay formalized war against Bolivia. President Eusebio Ayala signed the declaration at 11 a m with authority from Congress. Demonstrations erupted nationwide, marking the widest celebrations since hostilities began last June in the Gran Chaco border area.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Bolivia
Eusebio Ayala
Congress
Gran Chaco
Eugene Owings Dies At Home In Middletown
Eugene A. Owings, longtime Middletown merchant and prominent local resident, died at his home at 8 p.m. after a two week illness. He was 79, born April 15, 1854 in Liston Maryland, and had lived in Middletown 42 years. He retired from business due to ill health and was widely respected in the community.
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Eugene A. Owings
Middletown
Mr. Owings
Liston
Mrs. Roosevelt Heads For Home After Holiday
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt drives from New York to Washington returning to the White House after a week in upper New York state. She is accompanied by Mrs June Hamilton Rhodes of New York who will be a White House guest.
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Associated Press
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
White House
New York State
June Hamilton Rhodes
Card of Thanks for Anna O. Ford
The sisters Bertha Archer and Olive Newman thank friends for kindness during illness and for flowers and cars loaned for Anna O. Ford’s funeral.
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Anna O. Ford
Bertha Archer
Olive Newman
Death Summons Mrs Adams At Home In County
Mrs Frances O Adams widow of Thomas Adams a Gainesboro farmer died at her home in Frederick county at 4 30 yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness She was 78 last March 12 She is survived by three sons Harry and Early Adams two brothers Reuben and Romanus DeHaven and three sisters Amanda Lamp Jane Whitacre and Mary Bohrer The funeral will be held tomorrow at the home at 10 am then to Southern Wetsackee Church Gainesboro for services with Rev C G Russell and burial in Gainesboro cemetery.
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Frances O. Adams
Thomas Adams
Gainesboro
Frederick
Harry
Early Adams
Reuben
Romanus DeHaven
Amanda Lamp
Jane Whitacre
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mary Bohrer
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