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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1948
Page
2
Testimony contends the officer acted within duty while denying corrupt motive in directing subordinates to visit the plaintiff at his home. It states the plaintiff came to Police Headquarters voluntarily after being advised he need not go there and that no force was used to obtain a surrender of a photograph or film. The article notes the music of America as well as other national anthems.
New pleas filed by Police Lieut. Frank Dorsey detail a 1947 East Patrick Street fatal accident and a protest that photographer Charles Roelke was arrested during an investigation. Roelke and lawyers noted interference with the investigation and unauthorized photographing of a homicide before authorities had inspected the scene.
A permit issued by A. Lamar Barrick to George Ogle funds ten double cabins estimated at 20000 dollars to be built along alternate Route 40 about three miles west of the city. Additional permits include bungalow and dwelling constructions in Bartonsville Frederick Woodsboro Mountaindale Walkersville and Shookstown with varied costs.
Groff won the prize among 175 attendees at the Teen Age Dance held Wednesday night at Parkway School run by the Frederick Recreation Commission. The event featured a drawing prize won by Groff in Harry Reid’s absence as director. Local property notes include a garage on Shookstown road valued at 93500 listed by E. L. Umberger and others on Route 1 and Gas House pike with various properties and prices.
Mise Frances Hettzel led a meeting with Edna McPherson Vivian Steven Joan Hoppe and Gay Raez of Hood College as the Southern Maryland Farm Bureau calls for a referendum on Federal grading of Maryland tobacco by April 20 with Harold C Townshend as president.
The Ave county Farm Bureau plans to ask the Agriculture Department to establish a poll on zirconium. The metal, prized for durable polish, is tied to advances in electronic tubes and potential uses in fine jewelry or tableware.
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