Motor Law Cases Heard at Police Court Evening Session
The Monday night Police Court session chaired by Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg focused on motor law violations. One defendant received six months in the House of Correction for drunken driving, while Howard J Smith paid a $100 fine and costs after pleading guilty to operating under the influence. Multiple motorists faced fines for speeding and traffic violations, with totals ranging from $5.80 to $6.45 and several pleas of guilty or not guilty adjusted after testimony. A postal list also noted numerous forfeitures for corporate offenses and traffic infractions.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
House of Correction
Mobil Garvice Dixon
East Sixth Street
Trump
Howard J. Smith
Harry Phillips
Henry Genus
Weinberg
Claude Gardner
Cedric Carl McGaha
George Timpson
William Lester Pryor
Ray Dayton Shaffer
Franklin L Notnagle
Howard Speaks
C HW DeWitt
Clark Emanuel Wisor Jr
Johnstown
Leroy M. Bissett
Easton
Fitchard S. Schiding
York
Charles R Elliott
Peoria
Billy Junior Turnbull
Pea Hook
Donald Shott
Lebanon
Russell C. McConnell
Raymond Bowles
Connellsville
Roger J. Fortin
Washington
George C Rhoderick
Middletown
Charles
Dewey Scarlett
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Simon Knill
Middleburg
Richard Myers
Raymond Haugh
Vanda Norine Jackson
C H Scott To Speak At Town Hall April 7
Dee H Scott industrial secretary of the Baltimore Urban League will speak at Hood College April 7 under Town Hall. The talk, at the Y Hut, covers industrial relations and jobs for minority groups, with Scott noting his work with unions and management. He previously worked in Curtis Wright Aeronautical Co. personnel in Cincinnati and taught at Edward Waters College in Florida.
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Dee’ H. Scott
Baltimore Urban League
Hood College
Town Hall
College Contemporary Problems
Y-Hut
Scott
The
Urban League
Curtis Wright Aeronautical Company
Cincinnati
Edward Waters’ College
Florida
National Youth Adminstration
Caps Lose To Minneapolis In NBA Playoff Showdown
Minneapolis beat Washington 88 to 84 in a tense opener as George Mikan scored 42 of the Lakers 88. Hooded by late free throws from Herm Schaefer, the Lakers held on while Washington faded in the final minute. The series shifts to Washington after tonight.
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Minneapolis
Washington
Basketball Association of America
Lakers
Herm Schaefer
Capitols
George Mikan
Gunman Speaks at Taneytown Kiwanis Meeting
Taneytown Kiwanis Club heard Emmitsburg expert Taneytown April-Pillip Sherp discuss small arms and ammunition. Members aided Mt. Airy club formation Monday evening. A Colorado Moffat tunnel rail line features continuous welded 131-pound rail. Left handed share of population estimated at 4 to 8 percent.
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Taneytown
Pillip Sherp
Emmitsburg
Taneytown Kiwanis Club
Mt. Airy
Taneytawn Club
Moffat
Colorado
Open House Held Sunday By Bnai Brith
The Frederick Lodge of Bnai Brith hosted an open house at 34 North Market Street with about 60 members and guests. Dinner and refreshments by Michael Peregot accompanied music and entertainment as the group showcased welfare and community service projects and announced the season opening dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on April 21. Separately, the Moller Apartments at Summit and Surrey were sold to Robert H. Chatkin and wife for about 75000.
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Frederick Lodge
Bnai Brith
North Market Street
Michael Peregot
Bnal Brith
Francis Scott Key Hotel
A. I. Ellin
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass on Divine Healing
Earl L Douglass argues that divine healing was common in early Christianity but has largely ceased in modern churches. He contends miracles like feeding, walking on water, and calming storms were signs of Jesus’ unique power, yet early disciples healed broadly after the ascension. He suggests current faith can restore healing.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Jesus
Church healing mission linked with medical science urged
A Babson Newspaper Sync item argues Christians neglect a healing function in the church. It contends that if the church awakens this duty, its healing ministry will operate alongside medical science, not in conflict with it.
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Babson Newspaper
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