davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
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at HH UllfI''k " NJ
ou The prnmanH ioD r0qd lnadlnH
fium siiunHH tufunr lQ WpHl iilll
hrhuui. tsnWpa hnd linhn0hih Hundred,
auaaaf county nnd state Uf ilpMW ware
ihe following dnsrrihpd iinHl i4Hlnln,
fn.Mlf
an those iWo certain l0tH, pinuus nnt
parcels ~ land situate lRlUn Und hu
luH iu i,nWps And iphuhUih nundlpt
auasrA county ilnlHWhfn, bplnn a part
~ ihn lands of sarah ~ HWlrhuN do
fnHhbd, Hnd Hannah Wllihnnh inhlNWl
drffHard more particularly dnhprllmH
HH follows, Al. VII Nn one hninH lVl
$50 fhinu, in ihn division az ihn lands
~ sarah t fnulspg duaaaaud, dnsrfiii
Nd HH follows iiuHlHnnn Ht stone w
tnad corner fui ihlH lui hnd u lul
iina day conveyed W Mary Allen
ihrHfn with one line Uf said Allen II
. ank 90 mlnulss y l6qo ttenl 20 q
stake ihpnrp W dpH w iNh feet ~
q stake. e0fnnf ipr i,0i M 'tW0 hulp
lnHffut nphrllhhdl thence along HUd
Aiih 0nh llnn uf anld ioi N ii dog Nh
minutes. w ~ feet iu Hiuun ~ the
rfuief Uf said road lhpUpn along Hnd
drn 40 minutes n a00 fnni, honn io
ihr place nf hnHlnnnHi hp ilip uUninntA
mhhi lhnb may WIN improvements
ihffrun
No Two hping tot No ono IA tho
division ui ihn lands 1T llHUnhh VIII
iuilnmH linNinulub Hi stone ~ thu
hltutt nrhNtihnn side fnHn, "a corner IuT
llH l0i Hnd HE hhuYu dpHprhud lots,
lhrnrH along ana with unp llnu Uf anid
luih d NJ deg on minutes NJ iiH tunl
ip a stake ihnnpp 3 iH deg w n lnut
end Inches i0 Il stake hrlnn nnrnnl
fui another iul lhlh day conveyed a.
MHff Allen thence HlnnH hnd with nnp
lin ~ shiH lOi iif fpul nnd I nphun lu
slhhn 10 The center nf said r0nd,
sHid road n ~ dnH l0 mlnulnn NJ 6a
feet 4 inches home 90 lhn plHun uf
beginning hu lhu nnntuntu thnpnot
hai they may win improvements
thereon
An that certain tlnpt, nlnon op mar.
fei ~ hand situate, lRlnn ana hunn Ia
lsuMnH hnn Nnhuhnih hundred, nHluiO.
lHF lands az Mary Holland, Hannah
WililHuh Hnn others hnd Woln nlN
~ iihpu hh fuiinWhl 60 VII iinHluuuu
"a poet ln a private rnnd ul uulln(,
thence Win ihnda ui ilnuunh Wlltmnk
south fourteen dphipun lhht unn hun
HfNd forty innt iunt go pnHt, thnnon
snhii seventy rlt aud unu half auulupn
Wfai one hundred nlnuiRsiWO ipul 10
q post thence North fauunun dnnppps
West nnp hundred ninety two ual Ia
a post thence kUrth lnuItupn dnnrpns
West nnn hundred fnrtNatWo fuut Ia a
tnat lh q private road lhuupp with tho
ahinn Mouth seventy nik dpuppnh mAai
nhe hundred ninety two feet tn tho
place nf beginning, containing Onn
itundird one and 0upsHlth ppWhnH ol
lAhdl hn ihp hhUp more "a lphH WIN
lnlnfnY Ynmnnih thereon
The above deaprlhnd trAnla of land
hrlhh Improved by a 1--WE story Dwell
single story Cement lilnpb NU1dnn
anH either oulhuildinuh thereon
tHitMh Hh npT cent III tho nupr
fhHhu money VIII be- demanded nn thn
Hab ~ saln' the hhHnrp 90 be- nnh
flaart tails i0 comply with thpna tbrms
iiir zee frnium nhid 0n dnp Of aaih
WIN hH forfeited The nuTphanp Wlll
liF Required 40 nat The n0al nf tho dond
arlhfd Hnd iBhrn ln execution na
viii be- hulA hN
iohN 4 CANNON. nharn
shrllhh nlllNp. unOrHntoMn npmWHpn,
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1850
10 O'CLOCK A, "A,
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
NJ the
WOODSlDE FARM LABOR CAMP
WOOdslde, Delaware

3A CAlllNN ~ y ig aa CABINS
lVb' ~ one Broom building 2'G"
y li'4' shower building iib \
lW4' containing two showers = llulld
llulldlng 4n' \ a. 0ulldmg 7R \ a.,
liulldmR oonlnininR Mtuhun nnd HerV
lnR room attached 7gia ~ Cnhs
w used az wing 60 htohen, ~ n ~
WIN double row Ol shelving 2 lWllds
lnRH " \ w. oohlanlng j. nprny Hhow.
toilets and 4 urinnlH I Wilson Walk Ia
Cooling B0A, 100 eu g., with oOulInR
unll attached, "a n y, General lgpCa
trlr Motor WilHon Cooling ll0N, y
can hBn, with ne top, I Myers pump,
4 D cylinder ? h, y, Motor hnd 200
control section gnlVAnlBnd hum
urN tubs, 2 large metal HlnkH, ! mrRe
, section RAlVhulapd metal sink, y
hhlNlhR oounlptH, ! Army nohl ranges,
lids uhoh, hullhhh fOr restaurant Or
hotel ! cont bnrnlnR hot water heater
with approx lmhtplN 9hO gallon tank
with hll pipe connections, = 7 HnROt
galvanized sinks with drain boards,
ana Kitchen work counters, ! wooden
pastry storage hos with screen doors,
| lmhinlN 8OVn gallons capacity ANA
walk rhfOund platform approximately
glp' Wide, large U0h burning water
hphipb boiler lNppi hhd 500 gallon tbht
WIN hiNHNNiHpNlH NllN UllNHNt ltDN. "
Diiiup equipment uUnHlHtmg Of metal
Knee hole u drawer dpHt, ! metal typo
writer desk, several swivel phhlrh,
metal nllnB cabinet, hnVerhl tables,
| typewriter hnd other general puulns
mnnt Large quantity Army hmnkptH
aud folding metal holds And cots etr,
| tlnlp equipment, And mmeruuH othut
IArtiulph
Ti3llMRl CAAii day Of mln
purehhHnra of huldmHH viii be- al
| lowed lO dnNH for rum0VAl
! klGNF COUNTY FARM iAllON AMI
Cooperative AAAOClAFON
Dover Delaware
III, q. Walker khnt0n, Del
! AuOilonpeE Al u
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SATURDAY, APRIL 18Th, l0bO
Ar TWO O'CLOCK =, N.
llnIn nr Nhlnn


an the estate. right title. and In
tefeHt Uf the Milford Special aOhOnl
District and the State Hoard 0f i1dus
cation, whatever u may be-, hnd nll
the estate. right. title and interest of
he respective school diaIucta Whohe
Interest ln the properties Whatsoever
li maY have been, passed o. the State
sonfu of Education, in ana 90 the
following school grounds aud build.
lnKn. yi2ts
CEDAR NECK SCHOOL BUILDING
and
IAN that certain tract, piece ana
parcel 0l land situate 10 Cedar Greek
hnd more particularly described an fol
beginning AZ tho intersection ~
the respective side lines Qf a public
road leading from Milford 90 Cedar
Beach ana another public road lead
James Mills running thence with tho
west side Of said last mentioned r0nd,
south ~ degrees, 90 minutes, Fast
$50. q feet Thence tWu new lines, ViHfa
south b7 degrees, 10 minutes, West
800 feet. North 48 degrees, 30 minutpa,
West $3.50 feet 20 tbe south side of
hnid first mentioned road, Thence
herewith North bI degrees, 10 minutes,
ighst 2O0 feet 60 the place ~ begin
Ming containing two CD ncrehi be- the
Same more of lrHH, and being the anmn
lands and premises which were U0ns
vfYud hy deed ol bargain aud sale Of
MllrH u Mills and wife 90 tho anld
John a. Nielda said deed dated N0s
YFinhef TO- 1898, ana noW ~ record ~
the office for the Recording 0f DandH
iu nnd for sussex County Deed Hook
30 3fa. Page 400, WhnrniU ~ contain
I'd and SCI 0ut the title thereto"
TERMS or BALE
The Purchaser will be- required "a
fhrrk 10 the order of thu iiuard az
Education of the Milford Special
School District un day of sale Hnd
the balance dun on delivery of deed i0
property The Purchaser will be- rp
auied 90 pny tnr his deed 0r hill ul
saie fhe right 20 reject any ana All
bids iH reserved
TitH HOAitn or DEDICATION
Milford ApnOlai Aphool District
AurtlonFpE ~ Walter DpknraUn
5als 3tp
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one-tuufth mile from Millsh0ro on Oak
Orchard Road. on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1850
Personal Property sale
STARTS AT 1900 O'CLOCK NOON
Real Estate and Dwelling Sale
STARTS At 2:0O z. NJ.
REAL ESTATE AND AUTOMOBILE
one and one-half acres OF land.
Dwelling, outbuildings, brOOder houses,
etc, Home has six rooms and bath.
with electricity, automatic water pump.
central heat One l947 Chevrolet .
door sedan 0ike new), only driven
$500 miles. An TO be- sold al 300 T. NJ
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
EQUIPMENT
One General Electric refrigerator.
one l'rigiduire electric stove. one eight
foot Marquette deep freeze, one ABC
electric washer one living room suite,
one dining room suite, three bedroom
suites, radio, Majestic kitchen range.
day bed, two Q \ ~ rugs, scatter rugs
and runners, odd chairs, lamps, stands,
tables, dishes, pots, pans; also two
hroodpr stoves, one corn shelter, one
lawn mower, and one lot Of second
growth seed potatoes, and many other
Items too numerous 10 mention.
TERMS OF SALE-20 per cent viii
bee demanded ON day of sale for all
real estate. balance on delivery Of
deed or within fifteen days All per
soual property sales viii bee cash on
''' = RAYMOND Z. MOORE
Administrator
Harry Mears, Auctioneer. 4-7-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
fAnD 90 TmANKs

nould liks io thank Df Flicheii
ana Df Oliver A James and the
unfaef al fhe MIifafd Hospital. also
frieae and heinhhofh mh0 sent
Eafea sec noHefH nnd Mffe Hn Knus
efane mfh fhelf enfa while I WhH
H fIae haaNiiai mf hnd MrH A.
iafff finanHh. MIlfofd Aiasii
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
SATURDAY, April. 99nd, 1850
Ar TEN O'CLOCK a. NJ.
RAIN OR BnINE
The following

= Nf lNllNWlllkt
PERSONAL PROPERTY
xix cows, fresh, ono viii he fresh
AZ time Of anlc, ! with twin calves; .
hOrHna weight 2n0 lha pen horse.
yVNra oldi one lOa20 tractor with rub
hor tires, automobile trailer, itractor-
trailer with rubber tires. I low wagon
and rack, moving machines one ~
Hpout grain dHll, Hat mck, ! corn
cutter one No, ~ Oliver horse pillow.
one No i3 oliver horse ploW, one
"A" oliver horse pluW, one pair
" inch tmotor pluWR, . draE harrows.
spring tooth harrow, walking cul-
tlVntnrH, several forks, ahoVols hoes,
side cutter horse rake, hard pot GO
good posts very good; ! sausage grind
or nnd atufter, 200 baskets corn, ! set
wagon hHrnoHH, 3 horse collars IN good
conditions ! tin mahol basket, ! corn
Hhollur, hay fork, tool chest, bath
tuh, ! porch swing, some junk, bed
htohdh and pprlnga, ! mattress, I hu-
trHM J sowing mnchnc, reed sofas
ana three ehNlra, | wash stand, sets
wash hOWlH and pitchers, some pic
turuH, hnR goose feathers, nnd other
thlnBH too numerous TO mention.
TEltMSi CASH day Of sale
WM ~ lllLL
DioKhRaoN BROS Auotioneefs, 4.i4.2tp
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firase fffa afn fp iaHt.e q wyatt. thr
httiIn u..H go Preston llafh. Milton
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
tAnD 90 TmANKs

Me hlah fo shpfena our sincere
faankt ie everyone fUf ihe many
klnnuehasf fhai hase been done
faf e. ainae uaii has befn home
alck hiaa fof hli thf beautiful
eafas $50 haheft o. received
fiaaHts A. ga Aliens and b0ii John
aan 4si4.iip
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
CARD Og THANKS

We WlAh t0 eKprpHH our gratitude
Rnd appreciation for cards flowers
and other htndnnHHeH Ol our friends,
rplhtlyhH hnd nelghbOrH during the
illness and death Ot my husband, g.
Frank mfrH We want 20 thank
Rev 0rnnt, Rev Dlnhl, also Rev
Howard Davis lOr their comforting
words, alnO tho pAllbnnrerH for their
Kind HpryiooH Mary =, lmrrlH and
Family 4aiiailp
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

Joseph Smith, tlrHt president NJ
ihe Latter day Saints tM0rmnnl
church, whs horn ~ sharon, w., IA
lsub
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
PUBLIC sALEi


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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
PUBLIC SALE
~ fAtuAhia
REAL ESTATE

ftfaf a.a. .atn fs nistuuflnur hunl
Hs HH atH fft htiun mentioned
@ Htatt aEa ffHHtfns uu fiH pfftua
taf.n aH
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
PUBLIC SALE
or
UNUSED SCHOOL PROPERTY

The Hoard ~ Education ~ the Mil
ford hperinl School District viii offpr
ht Puddle hale. nn
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
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Ha LBnel
ra 2
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
SHERTFF'S SALE!.
NATIMNAY. AVMIL lNIM. INbN

so Yrua ~ viii ~ Vnnd nsDt
a. aril Lands, 90 mo dllnelnd, VIII hu
3 posed iu public Hnin, un
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
PUBLIC SALE
OP VALUABLE
Personal Property

viii OTTER nt Public Auction the fol-
lowing porHounl Property nt my farm
~ mlUH north Of harrington, Ot
Route l3, nunr the 'Chlckon Basket, =
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
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isfis lhffa faliiaaH i.itooin. llfi
fDE NlNT eataFs Slaughter
ltts alaaFfH HrasaH atdF. iuhu H
eaah aHFltff ieati ats
nnf 80 F0R mEaT Fl,e Rooma
nfaa fafh t.asasssigh 8Hb Apply Aia
aat q aiftaf eifsa.i Milford 41eH
teur EI NE fuom farm dafn.
asa thfat Halits naflIi 40 Mlifufd John
t l+ioHt lfraefea slai.
faoh hENf Thsf foou Furnished
ela hfiEh Apply as
aeN eaiHHfiaH effttf Milford
E9h nieN Thfet fu8m apartment
Hfaals lsasaeHalou Ahh ft.unEo
l1Hfata. teilffaaah l'fons Milford baBl
f9h tfA1 Apafiuleuf. fmo large
taEieilsa tuaate iHlRatt imth. bot and
a hafr lUI MafHhan Htfsef. MUs
4sl4sii
M0IEL ROOMS ea0o 3 Week and
a'f ifitr sHflfiF uiaftfess hot and cold
% feiei windsor Phone 4a5l,
lE-L-I
E0A mEHIi ~ DAY - sANDRR.
t'sssteth aMD Nu0mm heaaonnlae
atea laeilanan hsrEiea. Phone Miis
aAp-u
fon HEKTi 1000 CAPACITY
tlulef aoaat aud Equipment W n
aite auf.onf boulevard. milford
q
fWh hEAI Large furnished room
tH Hsatt Family aHlniuiuN bath -
tfaI neaf Aft Elhfh aOt Lovers
lssi.t Mnefa a. ~
hta OAD fLOOR APARTMENT
ttaN tfH aHf fuaimt. private bath
asaa Hfltaft euffaue. Mahaia faahes.
hlfseeffs. atsa 1Aei laa3t
foh hEAT Coed foom house.
hlfA rieetfieIft located g niiles north
Aals1e = "a bafis. miifofd
- 49, z ~ s-ll-ti
monAE F0R nERT Near town.
a ilasH hafhfio houfr is. opposite
afafsttftstta Heiluoi Green's und. iifiHa
aaff 1rirpiionf a51l l1 8ssf al
F0f hfhT Partially Furnished
afsaftntefH Soc quiet couple az sos
huHH d Hiuaf aifttf. MIIfufd await.
atae i-issiae NlHufa akta ~ ~
taEtrf z.iO.ti
HfHH hfT fauf foam apartment
HaHsfuf 4sltfffit Apply nalph
t.lafaaf taastaH itt 81 haiphe laf.
te Hfssf taaffIffs.i ftt.f sfff ~
$3.50 a. naHb ~ 80
Fof EfT store Milling station.
faa.I tHsstH aHIa HafaFt fsHafHd ou i8Hfa
fsttFtts. ffHatsfifa futH fuaH Good lua
tsaf. atsn ttff.iIisaft i'liaHH tfHafflpa
Haa ffaft PORTER afasli
HaE hf1 faf aHn msn hnd wo.
fstet alefHfiHF ~ aHHflhF space hi
ftts fifafn asHiuHnIft ltulidIuf fgrfb
asnaaas HlffH q n AdmHhalon bUe
a+ ltfe Eattiitants Mlliofd
$3.50
fE tt Ht0ft. ninuf station
ts fataU afta Eafhft iaHHttH uu liHfa
fHaFtts. itasflHa q ftsuf feHH Guua
alaaH aftn HsIsHittaff Trifbl0nt
tt.sflea a9fl ifHnk o. Porter
Eaaafa
fof NT efufs huiidlnF ln iua
assH aseftan az MHfun. large hhos
ells1uHr 6.lrffa napf Space. ffff pHfh
HaH rfaee ftrHf - MIi rent ln : huil
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
AND
Personal Property

or the estate OF the late Joshua r
and Alice j. Moore, on the premises.
one fourth mile from Millshoro on Oak
Orchard Road. on
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

Harry Mears, Auctioneer. 4-7-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

f0f itEMT ntufs hailalnr ln hua.
HtaerE aftan az MMfun large uhow
q las1oHr l.lrff8 napf space. ffff park
HaH rffaef fasHf ht Mli ttni lh h hole
fmn Ean Mitph asaE ~ bbgl
1asff
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

fff t hu sae rfsam fahl.
f-sts ktsfa failaan Lincoln. llfl
Maff
Evening star., 1950-02-28
District Man, "A, Held
On Charges Of Girl, Is

George Thompson, "a. of the
HOO block of First street NV.
was held for grand jury action
without bond yesterday on a
charge of rape, involving a 16-
year-old girl.
The victim, who Is colored, told
police that Thompson, also COL
ored. attacked her as they rode
in the back seat of an auto
through Rock Greek Park last
Friday.
Also held for the grand jury
under $1,000 bond was Joseph T.
Fisher, 20. of the 800 block of
Tennessee avenue NE, charged
with taking indecent liberties with
an 8-year-old girl Saturday in a
theater in the 5000 block of
Minnesota avenue.
Evening star., 1950-02-28
GI Trainees Warned
On Allowance Reports

Veterans monthly subsistence
allowances will be suspended un-
less the trainee submits the re-
quired periodic wage reports. the
Regional Office of the Veterans
Administration announced yes
terday.
1t added that wage report forms
are sent to more than 1000 vet
erans in this area each month
However, in recent months, an
average Of TOO veterans have failed
to send in completed reports on
time. 80.
The reports are required every
four months from all GI bill
trainees and students who draw
subsistence allowances. except full
time anniversary students.
Evening star., 1950-02-28

AMERICAN BUILDING As.
-worthington
air conditioning here is a for
ward step in providing Gus
TONER comfort.
Evening star., 1950-02-28
Farley Told Of Plan
|0f Placement Service
For Negro Graduates

howard UnlVerSlGy'S QrSC 1Ull-
f1edged career conference was un-
der way today, aimed at putting
more Negro graduates into jobs
for which they've been trained.
The conference, sponsored by
the College of Liberal Arts and
the National Urban League,
opened yesterday and was to close
this afternoon.
Following a morning general
session, students yesterday went
into huddles with experts from
industries in six broad categories
for straight from the = shoulder
advice on placement. Similar
conferences were continuing to-
day.
Theme of the pace-setting con-
ference is THE Future Is Yours
Plan and Prepare" Top officials
of nearly a dozen different indus
tries were on hand to tell the stu
dents exactly what kind Of prepa-
! dGlOllO CllCy kllaSU HAM,
Seeks to Set Pattern.
"We've found no organized job
placement service in any Negro
school," commented Julius A.
Thomas, director of industrial re-
lations for the league. The con-
ference, part Of three-year prof.
ect by the organization, is aimed
at setting a pattern for Is or 20
other Negro institutions through
out the country.
DR.. William Stuart Nelson, dear
of the university. said Howard, ir
the past, has relied on individual
departments and deans to place
students, or on the institution's
counseling service.
Were on the threshold of tht
third step-a real placement
service" he said.
Speakers yesterday and last
night included Dwight r. G. Pal.
mer, president of the Genera
Gable Corp; Robert F. More. di.
rector of the Placement Bureau o1
Columbia University; Mrs. Anna
Arnold Hedgemen. assistant to the
Federal Security Agency admins.
TRAITOR; DR.. Buell. G. Gallagher
special consultant to the commits
sioner of the United States Office
of Education. and DR.. Nelson.
Expanding Opportunities.
The number of industries EN-.
ploying qualified Negroes is grow.
ing every day." declared Mr.. Pal.
mer. The fact that so many
representatives of various indus.
tries were participating in the
conference should serve to zen.
courage" the students. he said, and
to increase the good will on the
part of industry to meet the chal-
lenge Of democratic living prac.
tices."
Mr.. Thomas pointed out that
american business has not been
conscious that some 5000 or 5000
Negroes are being graduated from
the 100-odd Negro institutions
each year." He added that it is
beginning to discover "it can't
ignore this important segment Of
human resources in America"
Among representatives at the
conference are Joseph w. Bird of
the Radio Corp. Of America,
Mary Dean of the r. H. Macy
Co., Anthony Haswell of the Day.
ton Malleable Iron Co., w. e.
Howarth Of the Western Electric
Co., Fred B. Korsmeyer of the
Socony- Vacuum Oil Co., A. L.
Lindsey of the Automatic Man.
ufacturing Co., John j. Mccarthy
of Gimble Bros. and ]. j. Morrow
of Pitney-Bowes, Inc.
Evening star., 1950-02-28

cording to the lien notice in Dis
trict Court, is appealing a 1-to-3
year jail term imposed last year
for gambling.
The notice. filed by the Internal
Revenue Collector in Baltimore,
said he owed $4,241 for 1914 in
come, $692 for 1945, $13,364 for
1916 and 81, ,154 for 1947. A court
notice revealed yesterday these
liens were satisfied.
Evening star., 1950-02-28
Hospital Boord to Hold
Annual Party Tomorrow

The Board of Lady Managers OF
Casualty Hospital will hold its
annual card party and bazaar at
2::30 pm. tomorrow in the May
flower Hotel.
Proceeds from the party will
60 toward getting a whirlpool
for the hospital, for use in treat
ing four-year-old Mike Rector,
who is recovering from serious
burns to 10 per cent of his body.
and for general therapy treatment
for paralysis victims.
Evening star., 1950-02-28
Scheve Pays $19,451 Lien
In Income Tax Delinquency

Theodore J. Little Joe" Scheve,
convicted gambler, has paid off
a $19,451 lien the Federal Gov
ernment slapped on him last year
for income tax delinquency.
Scheve. who lives in the 340O
block of Baker street NE. ac-
Evening star., 1950-02-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 70, 1850

repeatedly robbed shot death
of about $20 in axicab holdup Ninth street pool hall
here month His father gruned acquaintance await
Joseph H. Scheve, ing
Evening star., 1950-02-28
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