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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
2
Dent of the Prince Georges County Rescue Squad Association leads a discussion on automobile and truck wrecks, outlining common hazards, rescue techniques, and safety recommendations for first responders and the public.
A four week rescue squad course will run April 21 to May 15 at the University of Maryland Fire Service Extension Building. Director Robert C. Burns says the program aims at mutual aid between rescue squads and Civil Defense workers. Lectures and demonstrations happen Mondays and Thursdays from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. More than 100 participants are expected. notable talks cover wartime rescue, airplane crash rescue, electrical safety, and mutual aid rescue problems, with speakers including Eugene Field, George H. Tryon III, Dr. H. L. Leonard, H. M. Dye, A. C. Tayman, Harry W. Layfield, Dr. Howard M. Bubert, Captain W. H. Conroy, and Richard Hughes.
The Senate Banking Committee postponed action on extending the economic controls law amid the steel crisis. Chairman Maybank warned it would be a dreadful mistake to decide under crisis pressure, as the wage and price disputes threaten the Defense Mobilization Act and may expire June 30 without new legislation.
Court actions show Wally Grace J Covell and John M Covell filing for absolute divorce. H June Summers and Hoyt J Summers also file for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses include Donald Edward Snook and Jeanne Ryan. Donaldson KK Dysinger and Laurel M Wright. Paul E Herrell and Mary J Shane. Paul William Claypool and Helen Louise Neighbors. John L Hawes and Patsy A Hahn. Other notices list Lloyd N Hillen and Haroldean Hillen filing divorce, Hiram E Keefer and Vida J Gale as divorced parties.
Property deeds listed show Weldon B Shook and wife transferring to Guy L McGlaughtin and wife for $6300 in the city. Edna C Miller Cage executrix to William K Weddle and wife for $6300. Lewis J Glass et al to Catce tin Construction Co Inc in the city for $10. Lola M Nelson and husband to Harry Richard Reynolds and wife for $10 in the county. Mildred N Zern to Roland B Grimes and wife for $10 in the city. Nellie C Zimmerman and wife to Guy R Swomley and wife for $1 in the counts. Guy R Swomley and wife to Ezra L Cramer Jr and wife for $10. Richard F Kline and wife to Asa H Watkins and wife for $10 in the city. Ray W Lockingbill and wife to Calvin N Hanna and wife for $10. Say you saw it in The News.
Mary Ruth Hershberger a 25 year old nurse aide from Everitt Pennsylvania was found guilty of manslaughter in the February death of her newborn in her Kernan Hospital nurses home room. Judge Herman M Moser called it a panic killing but withheld sentence. A psychologist testified she could distort realities and miss obvious facts. Hershberger testified she did not recall tying a stocking around the baby's throat or placing it in a cardboard box. She had worked at several Baltimore hospitals since coming from Everitt.
Baltimore April 9 The Public Service Commission considered an application by T. Wilfred Fleming of Mt Airy seeking authority to haul milk to Baltimore from Frederick Carroll and Howard Counties. Fleming seeks authority to cut
The commission heard opposition from Tidewater Express Lines of Baltimore Boyer Transportation of Knoxville and Western Maryland Dairies to Fleming's seven mile milk route from Bartonville to Baltimore with spurs to off route communities. Tidewater objected that Fleming was serving certain areas without proper authorization.
The commission heard Fleming seeking a permit to run a route without one. Fleming applied for aerial and Boyer joined Western Margland in opposing Tidewater. Opponents in the general service area argued the permit would harm their interests.
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