Drunken Truck Driver Is Fined In Police Court
Freddie T. Foley, a Washington, D C driver, was fined 111509 on drunken and reckless driving convictions, the heaviest sentence handed by Magistrate Sherman P. Bowers. Foley jailed in default. Lester Nell Knill paid 25 for saving the scene after a crash, pleading guilty. Other defendants faced fines or jail for drunkenness and related offenses in Liberty area incidents.
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Freddie T. Foley
Washington
Magistate
Sherman P. Bowers
Foley
Lester “Nell” Knill
Knill
Oficers Stup and Canede
Libertytown
Irven Themas Long
Alry
Franis Leo Sappington
Long
Frederick
Sappington
Myers
Dallas
Tucker Merkle wins Brunswick High Declamation Contest
Tucker Merkle wins first place in the Brunswick High School Declamation Contest performing The Soul of an American Soldier. About 875 attendees heard ten contestants, with Maria Cincotta and Donald Jase earning awards and Jane Funk an honorable mention. The program featured the Junior Glee Club and High School Orchestra, under three principals and two staff judges.
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Merkle Tucker
Brunswickigh
Con‘stants
Segod
Maria Cincotta
Donald Jase
Jnne Funk
Glee Club
Caravan
Burro
Ortch
Tremett Way Weight Loss Promises Fast Results
Advertisement touts a painless method to shed 3 to 5 pounds weekly without exercise or dieting. It claims no drugs or cathartics are needed and offers a full refund if 30 days pass without results. Availability listed at Williamson's and drugstores.
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Williamson's
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mother Nature
Manchuria Key To China's Postwar Power
After Japan’s surrender Manchuria remains a vast resource and industrial hub. Six months of Russian occupation left the sector depleted, and with Russian departure the civil war threatens Mukden a historic trade and transport center. The article contrasts the old Manchu capital with the modern New Town built by the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
China
Japan
Texas
Mukden
Mukdens
South Manchurian Railway
Presbytery elects Eisenberg moderator at Baltimore meeting
Representatives from 63 Maryland Presbyterian churches met in Baltimore to elect Rev. William A. Eisenberg of First Presbyterian Cumberland as moderator of the Presbytery. About 150 delegates attended the 452nd stated meeting, with officials including Rev. A Brown Caldwell and Rev. Robert M. Campbell noted. A separate item reports a water outage in Upper Marlboro after a hydrant was struck, draining 80,000 gallons from a 100,000 gallon tank, affecting public buildings and over 200 homes.
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Waaarenaran Erara
Baltimore
Maryland
A. Brown Caldwell
Walbrook Presbyterian Church
Robert M. Campbell
Southminster Church
Cumberland
Benjamin A. Coleman
Dundalk
Peeede
Upper Marlboro
Opossum Born Tiny at About Half Inch
A newborn opossum measures roughly half an inch in length at birth. The small marsupial is noted for its rapid growth and pouch development as it clings to its mother.
Saigon Blast Fatal To 40
An explosion at a French ammunition dump near Saigon injures many and kills dozens. Official counts note 20 killed and 20 gravely hurt, with 50 minor injuries reported earlier. The blast disrupts the city, with danger areas and casualties likely to rise. U.S. civilians seek refuge as authorities combat fires and assess damage.
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Saigon
French IndoChina
CPA
United States
Arthur Penn
Art Club To Hold Its Final Meeting On May 9
The Frederick Art Club gathered at 514 Elm Street with Miss Edith Gardiner and Miss Mary Julia Shuff hosting. Mrs. Robert E. Clapp led the meeting and Mrs. Victor Palmer spoke on Modern Houses detailing heating lighting and ventilation advances and outlining a proposed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Willard
Afiss Marceline Kefiuver
H. Q. Miller
Frederick High School
CL Howard Young
East Church Street
Art Club
Frederick
Hood College group to hear Eugene List at Constitution Hall
A 37 member Hood College party including students and faculty will travel by bus to Constitution Hall in Washington to hear Eugene List perform as soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy. They depart at 6 30 p.m. and return after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Constitution Hall
Washington
Eugene List
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Paul Beekheim
Miss Carol Buckney Injured in Riding Accident
Baltimore April 8 Miss Carol E Buckney 17 daughter of former Judge H Hamilton Mackney of the Juvenile Court Union Memorial Hospital today for observation of possible dark memories following a fall from her horse. The accident occurred yesterday while Miss Hackney was riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackney
Baltimore
Carol E. Buckney
H. Hamilton Mackney
Isinj Union Memorial Hospital
Accident at Roland Acres Injures Woman While Jumping
A woman accompanying several friends at Roland Acres near her father’s farm in Floksbuca Maryland fell as the jumper lsterete attempted a leap. Local responders attended the scene and transported her for medical evaluation.
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Roland Acres
Floksbuca
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China Club
Silver
Kemsbecg
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Frederick, Ma
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W. E. Fikor
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F Walman
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Thornton & Minor
Jow Vost
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