Beer Seller Is Accused In Carroll County Incident
Russell A. Close of a Union Mills area tavern faces charges for selling intoxicants to a minor after a Saturday night crash at Deep Run Road and Union Mills Road. State Trooper Hollie witnessed the wreck and, following investigation, a warrant was issued by Magistrate Tubman. Zepp and Bowers admitted purchasing beer at Close's tavern.
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Russell A. Close
Union Mills
Carroll County
Deep Run Road
Donald C. Sponselier
Charles E. Hollie
Vincent A Tubman
Paul Franklin Zepp
Route 4
Westminster
Donald Lee Bowers
Close
Bowers
Hollie
Cinse’s Place
Zepp
Juvenile Drinking Suspected in Local Incident
State's Attorney Sponseller and Trooper Hollie report efforts to prosecute cases where youths are suspected of supplying minors with intoxicants. Many highway accidents involve juveniles who have been drinking. Bond for Close was set at 250 dollars and a hearing before Magistrate Tubman is scheduled next Monday.
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Athe Neves
Frederick
Sponseller
Hollie
Close
Tubman
Point Four Program Approved by Senate with 5 year limit
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a $45,000,000 Point Four program for next year with strict limits on developing regions. The proposal ends on June 30, 1955, and contracts under the plan face a June 30, 1952 deadline. Before operations start, the proposal must pass both chambers and receive a formal appropriation.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House
Congress
House Bill Sets 20 Million for Fiscal Year Aid Program
The House bill provides 20 million dollars for the coming fiscal year starting July 1 and omits Senate restrictions. The Senate committee removed all provisions for private American investment abroad with guarantees for investors, aiming to confine the program to technical skills and assistance for backward areas. Chairman Connally said investment guarantees should be addressed in separate legislation.
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House
Senate
Connally
Connally ¢D-Tex
Social Reminder Involves Last Minute Date Invite
A girl should accept a late invitation if the other person enjoys the evening. Pretending to be popular risks harm to honesty and confidence. The text contrasts two social approaches and promotes genuine engagement. A separate note mentions U S Army and Navy bases using 2,000,000 tons of ice in World War II.
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U. S. Army
Robbery Reported At William P. Larkin Post
Police sources say the William P. Larkin Post American Legion home on South Bentz Street was robbed Sunday night or Monday morning. Seven fifths of whiskey and charity funds were taken. Entry was gained through a second-story window left open, with access seen from the lintel of a first-floor doorway. A stairway door connected the floors.
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William P. Larkin
American Legion
South Bentz Street
Allen Bartgis
Burglary and Social Club Structure Mentioned in Report
A police brief notes burglars entering a social club area between Baltimore and Washington. The fragment mentions rooms and a bar of the organization in York, Baltimore, Frederick and Washington areas. Roads Commission chair hints at potential legislation later this year.
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Poftce
Baltimore
York
Freder
the Roads Commission
Frederick
Washingtan
Tolls and Gas Tax Hikes Tabled for Maryland Roads
Washington reports Robert M. Reindollar of the Maryland State Roads Commission suggested potential legislation to impose tolls on new highways and raise gasoline taxes in the state. Speaking before the American Automobile Association DC advisory board, he noted Maryland collects about 300,000 annually from gas taxes and that much of the District’s gas purchases fund Maryland highways.
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Washington
Maryland State Roads Commission
Robert M. Reindollar
American Automobile Association
District of Columbia
Maryland
Reindollar
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