Police publish prosecutor letter on dropping Mehrling DUI case
Chief of Police Straley asked that State's Attorney Nikirk letter explaining why charges against Lawrence Mehrling be dropped be published for public benefit. Letter states Mehrling suffered high blood pressure and temporary paralysis, not under liquor influence, and recommends nol pros with DMV action to restrict driving until recovery. Potential Africa water power note follows.
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Frederick M. Straley
Edwin F. Nikirk
Edward J. Smith
Lawrence Mehrling
Woodsboro
Nikirk
Frederick City
John H. Messler
Messler
Nolle
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Maryland
Wachter son trains as Air Force tech at Warren Wyoming
Frederick Wachter of Route 3 Freder ick Wyoming is training as an Air Force Technician at the USAF Technical School Fort Francis E. Warren. Col John C B Elliott, commanding officer, announced the assignment.
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Pie. Wachter
Stanley W. Wachter
Frederick
Route 3
Air Force
Usaf Technical School
Ft. Francis L. Warren
Wyo
John C. B. Elliott
Pvt Etzler Begins ITG Course After Leave at Camp Lee Va
Pvt Etzler, after completing the clerk typist course at Camp Lee, Va, spends seven days on leave at Thurmont Route 1. She will attend the ITG course at Camp Lee starting May 2 for two weeks to qualify as an Army administration and typing instructor. Her address lists WA8200300, Hogs Co 3rd Bn 2004th ASU Wac Trg Ctn Camp Lee Va. A reformer Eugène Vidocq founded the first official detective bureau in 1817.
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Camp Lee
Etzler
Thurmont
ITG
C And P Asks Court To Reduce Assessment
Annapolis April 28 The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company asked the Court of Appeals to cut an assessed value of 67 588 525 on its property, objecting to the State Tax Commission methods. Attorney General Hall Hammond defended the assessment as proper, noting presumptive correctness. The company claimed earnings and plant value factors varied unfavorably, with earnings weighted least when low and most when high, while net operating income declined and plant in service rose. The Tax Commission appealed a Baltimore Circuit Court order to recalculate the assessment.
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Annapolis
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
State Tax Commission
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Hall Hammond
Hammond
Tax Commission
Commission
Big Day Postponed in Rockville April Rain
Officials at the Montgomery County Agricultural Center announce the Big Day event, originally set for May 1, is rescheduled to June 4 due to heavy rain this season. the notice notes gliding activities and related boards in the program.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Agricultural Center
St John s Council Banquet Celebrates 37th Anniversary
Fifty four knights and ladies attended the St John s Council 1622 Knights of Columbus banquet at the Southern Restaurant marking the 37th anniversary. Seven charter members from Frederick and other dignitaries from Baltimore and Washington attended. Grand Knight Alton Lipps presided with District Deputy Austin Thomas and Chaplain Rev Jordan. Entertainer H David Hagan performed with accordion and magic. Net income at Bethlehem Steel for Q1 reached 33,129,574 dollars, 3.29 a share, up from 15,499,332 dollars or 1.55 a share a year earlier. directors declared a 60 cent per share dividend.
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Knights
St. John's Council
Knights of Columbus
Southern
Order
Joseph F. Eisenhauer Jr
Joseph Elkins
George Crum
Charles Staley
Harry Dorsey
John Wilson
Frederick
Robert Day
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Frank Shallenberger
Thomas Hodges
Alton J. Lipps
Austin Thomas
Herbert R. Jordan
Harry Whisner
Catholic Daughters of America
H. David Hagan
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Shanghai Boss pays June 1 to holders of record May 9
The company announces a regular dividend payable on June 1 to shareholders of record as of May 9. Eligible investors must hold shares by the close of business May 9 to receive the payment. The payout reflects current earnings and corporate policy on cash returns.
House And Garden Pilgrimage Begun
Annapolis opens the 22nd Maryland house and garden pilgrimage with Governor Lane inaugurating a library volume on state gardens. Tours begin tomorrow in Howard county and St. Mary’s, with many historic houses and gardens to be opened across counties. A birthday surprise party honors C Elmer Cline and Ralph Ropp. Pellone favored to beat Miceli in ten rounds at St Nicholas Arena as a comeback bid.
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Annapolis
Governor Lane
Maryland
Hammond-Harwood
Lane
Matthew Page Andrews
Howard County
Baltimore City
St. Mary's County
C. Elmer Cline
Ralph Ropp
Harmony
Pellone
New York
Tony Pellone
Joe Miceli
St. Nicholas Arena
Vince Foster
Madison Square Garden
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Africa
Continents
Wyoming
Pic
Stanley W. Wachter, Jr
Mitchel Field
Eugene Vidocq
Elva Eileen Etzler
Malaya
Neen
Furrier
Mano Swarts
Dunn
Frederick, Md
St. John’s Council
Shanghai
Tang En-Po
Elmer Cline
Arthur Cline
Roland Cline
Frank Ropp
Meredith Ropp
Eugene Ropp
Grace Ropp
Elizabeth Ropp
Esta Ropp
Gerlie Hartsock
Edna Waters
Worbitt Waters
Lester Brandenburg
Bruce Brandenburg
ABC
Kemp’s
Chessis
Rothen
Hudson
America
Keilholtz Motors
West + Patrick St
Elgin
Tyler
Jewelry
North Market St
Frederick County
All American Airways
County
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