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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
8
The Frederick Maryland case notes that a road dedication could not be found, leading the court to rule the road abandoned. The decision cites that many such roads exist in Frederick County and Maryland.
Judge Patrick M Echoauffer ruled in the case of Fannie Six et al v Ervin J Eisenhower that the Eisenhowers must remove road obstructions and refrain from new barriers. The 1952 proceeding found the county had not maintained the road since 1939 and there was no proof it was a dedicated road, but the road had long been used by locals and should remain open for now.
ANNAPOLIS April 23 Two three day sessions will run beginning tomorrow to consider proposed laws. Teens will simulate lawmaking with bills committees and votes under the ninth annual Model Legislature sponsored by the YMCA. Jack Hunter Sparrows Point presides Senate Harold E Nortis Baltimore Speaker House John M Gornall Cumberland sits Governor Commissioner staff includes Bruce Price Cumberland education Austin Comstock Hagerstown roads Ralph Evans Baltimore taxes Lance Statler Cumberland aviation Freeman A Grant Jr Bethesda health Brian Parker Baltimore labor and management John Alvanor Annapolis fisheries Most measures target public welfare education and motor vehicles with proposals for junior colleges higher teacher salaries and student courts in high schools.
A set of measures covers mental health clinics and hospitals, pre marriage blood tests, alcohol and narcotics treatment facilities, and tougher narcotics penalties. Other bills seek standardizing traffic lights, compulsory liability insurance, and farm tractor inspections. Some proposals reduce the voting age to 18 and criminalize false arrests. a penalty is proposed for not voting in direct primary presidential elections. Y officials note passage of about one quarter of introduced bills is typical, while nature reports note evergreen needles drip moisture like rain.
A 16 year old Buckeystown district farmhand, David C. Pilson, was granted a suspended sentence after being charged with larceny of a ire and tube. Trooper James Rouzee arrested him on a complaint from Emory E. Remsberg Jr. Pilson, who had worked on the farm, was identified by Remsberg as the thief of a tire from storage. The defense cited the boy’s prior good record and status as a ward of the Children’s Aid Society.
The article notes a youth who never misses work, rising at 4 30 am and staying until 6 30 pm daily except every third Sunday, milking 40 cows alone, with employer testimony praising his honesty. It references a suspended sentence, a younger friend’s involvement, and a defense request for Mrs. Roderick to supervise. Norris, a Pennsylvania tags worker in Frederick, was fined $1 and ordered to license locally, while road workers discuss tax and license issues.
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