Drinking party ends in court in Baltimore trio case
In a Saturday People’s Court session, Anna Dorothy Collin Jack Edward Grimes and Harley Tillman all of Baltimore pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct after a Hawaii Nite Club party at a motel near the Route 340 Route 17 intersection turned violent. Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker fined them a total of 75 dollars.
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People's Court
H. Reese Shoemaker
Anna Dorothy Collin
Jack Edward Grimes
Harley Tillman
Baltimore
D. A. Tucker
J. W. Hardy
Irene Phillips
West Virginia
Samuel Remsburg
Totel
Grimes
Tillman
Miss Collin
Elmon Kenny Edmonds
West Patrick Street
Shoemaker
Albert G. Hedden
Edmonds
Commissioner of
Melvin P. Shank
J. R. Stonesifer
Shank
Middletown
James Cooke
Uniontown
Hardy
Joseph Farl Fry
Tyron
Hedden
Montgomery Firemen Make Speed Trial
Nineteen Montgomery County fire units raced to Baltimore in 29 minutes from Ashton to within one mile of the city line in a drill to test mutual aid response for atomic attack. The exercise involved state and city civil defense offices and multiple nearby communities to show quick, coordinated fire company support in an emergency.
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Baltimore
Montgomery County
Ashton
Sherley Ewing
Silver Spring
Kensington
Chevy Chase
Takoma Park
Glen Echo
Cabin John
Burtonsville
Hillandale
Hyattstown
Sandy Spring
Rockville
Damascus
Gaithersburg
Police Court Cases Heard Friday Night
Ernest Perkins Junior won a suspended year in the House of Correction for larceny after pleading guilty to stealing a watch from Ellen Coulombe on South Market Street while aiding her move. The watch, valued at $53, was recovered from a pawnshop for $7. Perkins, who said he had been drinking, has prior failure-to-support records. Other cases included four drunkenness hearings and several traffic citations.
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H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
House of Correction
Ernest Perkins
Frederick
Ellen Coulombe
South Market Street
Perkins
Layman
Haugh
Alton Y. Bennett
Preston E. Mossburg
Doubs
Elen Shaw
Austin Arnold
Francis J. McNulty
Montevue
Patrick H. Boyle
Old Soldiers’ Home
Sandusky
Ohio
Richard D. Sourbrine
Cumberland
Sergt. Swomley
W. C. Staley
Norman Trump
Bernard King
Eugene P. Schell
C. W. Magaha
Charles H. Lake
Sixth _ Street
Dick E. Bartley
Washington
Charles Lee Yeager
Edward T. Helfenstein
Watkins Acres
Ruby Louise Crump
Lenoir
N. C
Kang
Aletha Herring
W. L. Littlefield
Herring
Littlefield
John F. Beecher
Air Corps
George M. Gelsomine
Jersey City
N. J
Hopkinsville
Frank Gatsive
Boston
Mass
Alva Bradley Dies Reading Newspaper In Delray Beach
Alva Bradley owner of the Cleveland Indians for nearly two decades died at 69 in Delray Beach while reading the morning newspaper. He slumped from a heart attack in his vacation apartment, with his wife at his side. Bradley had bought the Indians in 1927 and later sold to Bill Veeck in 1946. the team never won a pennant but spent 13 seasons in first division.
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Delray Breach
Fla
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
Bill Veeck
Bradley
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Delray
James C. Dun
Translators to Aid Junior Red Cross in Frederick County
Mrs. Benjamin Rosenstock announced that Frederick County Junior Red Cross members will have translators for foreign correspondence. Miss Mabel Thacher at Camp Detrick will assist French letters, Hood College German instructor Claire Lanche leads a German translation corps including Elvira Davis Betty Ann Loose Janet Parker Alice Ungenhaem and Wiltraut Schmidt, who have translated many German letters. She hopes for more volunteers to handle future overseas mail in any language.
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Frederick County
Junior Red Cross
Benjamin Rosenstock
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Rosenstock
Mabel Thacher
Camp Detrick
Claire Lanche
Hood College
Elvira Davis
Betty Ann Loose
Janet Parker
Alice Ungelhaem
Wiltraut Schmidt
Germany
Over Half Planted In Frederick County Spring Tree Plan
More than 150000 of nearly 273000 ordered trees for Frederick County have been planted this spring by the Forestry Co. Machines plant on suitable sites with three planters keeping pace with orders. State supplies trees free. small charge for machine planting. Orders to Monument 35441 Frederick or via soil conservation districts.
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Frederick County
Forestry Co
State Department of Forests and Parks
Frederick
Monocacy Mill's Construction Recounts a Sturdy Past
The Monocacy Mill near Urbana and Buckeystown embodies early industrial Maryland, surviving Johnstown flood and two fires. Leo Michael, 74, has run it for 47 years but now keeps only sporadic operations while preservationists weigh its fate as a fine example of colonial era architecture and river powered industry.
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Johnstown
Betty Sullivan
Frederick
Maryland
Key
Wil Ham
Potomac
C. and O. Canal
Urbana-Buckeystown
Leo. Michael
Michael
Mr. Michael
Monocacy
Frederick County
South
Michael i
T. C. Delaplaine
Williams
Theodore Crist Delaplaine
Lovers Leap
William T. Delaplaine
the News
Miss Steiner
Fonocacy Mall
Leo H. Michael
Monocacy River
Braddock Drive In Acquired By Marva Theaters
Marva Theaters Inc acquires Braddock Drive In Theater just west of city limits on Route 40. Dan Weinberg, president, says two nightly shows 1 pm and 9 pm with gates at 6:30 pm. First run Call Me Madam opens both Braddock and City Opera House April 3 with Hawaii orchids for opening night. Four die in Hyde Park fire. cause coal gas explosion. Rene Mayer arrives in Ottawa for courtesy visit from Washington.
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Braddock
20Th Century-Fox
Irving Bertin
Ethel Merman
New York
Donald O'Connor
Vera Ebien
George Sanders
Opera House
Frederick
Weinberg
Madam
The
Aloha
Hawaii
Braddock Drive
Warner Bros
Warner Color
Vincent Price
Frank Lovejoy
Phylis Kirk
Hyde Park
N. Y
Lawrence Wellington
Linda
Agnes
Raymond Wilson
Laurent hosts Bidault amid informal talks at Rockcliffe
At Rockcliffe Airport Laurent welcomed French Foreign Affairs Minister George Bidault who arrived from Washington after talks with President Eisenhower. The visit was described as a friendly call aiming at informal talks between leaders of both nations. Rankin crew includes Michael G. Lingg, boatswain's mate third class, son of G. T. Lingg of Thurmont Maryland.
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Sixth Fleet
FHTNC
Rankin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mediterranean
Michael G. Lingg
USN
G. T. Lingg
Thurmont
Germ warfare charges renewed by Peiping
Peiping radio blasted the United States with renewed germ warfare charges in Korea. The broadcast mocked U S plans and the return of war prisoners while signaling no real shift toward concessions.
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Peiping
San Francisco
Red
China
Peiping Radio
United States
Korea
Kremlin
Censorship bill blocked in Maryland Senate
Easton editor Norman W. Harrington praised State Sen. Louis L. Goldstein for temporarily heading off a censorship bill in the Maryland Senate. The measure would bar prosecutors and law enforcement officials from discussing a criminal case publicly before trial and was postponed by the Senate majority leader after a favorable committee report. Goldstein warned it curtails freedom of speech.
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Easton
Norman W. Harrington
Easton Star-Democrat
Maryland Press Association
Louis L Goldstein
D-Calvert
Maryland Senate
Francis X. Dippel
D-Baito
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Goldstein
Senate
Protestant group plans May fellowship dinner at Calvary Church
Fourteen women from Frederick city Protestant churches met at the Y M C A to plan a May 1 dinner at Calvary Methodist Church. The program includes a leprosy film explained by Mrs Edward A Godsey and musical numbers by the Youth Council directed by Mrs Donald M Sullivan.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Youth Council
Donald M. Sullivan
Early Spring Agriculture Report and County Updates
Spring has started with vegetation ahead of normal. Hay and pasture show a strong start due to adequate moisture and mild weather, while winter grain is well advanced. Orchard fruit is slower than expected. frost risk remains. Spring seeding of clover and grasses should finish, with light discing or cultipacking advised if needed. Topdressing small grains is debated. high nitrogen feeds may raise yields but could risk lodging in some fields. Oats should be planted promptly. Frank Bentz outlines topdressing guidelines for bluegrass pastures and legume-grain mixes.
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Frank Bentz
Extension Agronomist
Catoctin
Frederick
State Soil Conservation Committee
William W. Wolfe
Myersville
Baltimore
Maryland
Billy
Wolfe
Frederick County
County Forestry Conservancy Board
Charles E. Covell
Frederick County Holstein Association
Francis Scott Key
John M. Crum
J Homer Remsberg
Crum
Association
A. Doty Remsberg
Scant Success for Communist Strike in Rome Riot Session
A Communist call for a nationwide strike drew scant backing in Rome as a riotous weekend legislative session debated Premier Alcide de Gasperi's reelection law. The movement, already outvoted and outslangged, failed to rally broad support.
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Rome
Reds
Alcide de Gasperi
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Western Maryland Railway Today
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Rodney M Bowie
Charles H. Bowie
Dickerson
Co. E
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Tecr
Marva Theaters
Braddock Drive-In
Southall Studio
L. Cramer Powell
Woodsboro
Yvonne Louise
William LeRoy Arbuckle
Roy QO. Arbuckle
Powell, Tenn
Largo
Fila
Weat
St. Petersburg
Gulf of Mexico
Gertrude Warnick
Angus Smith
Pinellas County
Jim Norton
Henry R. Shoemaker
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