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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1946

Page

7

City Considers Amending Meter Law After Baker Case

City Attorney requests aldermen amend parking meter ordinance after nolle prosequi in the Baker case, citing insufficient coverage. Baker, who occupied a taxi stand near Carroll Creek bridge, had $20 collateral refunded as charges were found not to breach the existing rule. Additional local notices cover various minor offenses and public appearances, including Lane’s upcoming governor speech and social visits.

Richard E. Zimmersvan Nolle Marxell Baker Baker Edward 3. Smith John R. Fitzpatrick Wistesige Saute Miorheysae Carroll Creek Bridge Fitzpatrick Zimmerman Board of Aldermen Edward T. Danner North Bentz Street Sherman P. Bowers Frank Wilt Adamstown Robert Lee Turer Bowers Charles Edward Spiker Cumberland Cornelius Boyle Robert Hiltner Harlan A. Wiles

Aberdeen Workers Appeal Discharges at Aberdeen Proving Ground

Five Local 250 CIO United Public Workers members Harry Spector Irving Spector Phil Weiss A Koialchuk and Rheabel Mendelsohn filed separate appeals with Secretary of War Patterson denying they are Communist Party members. They were discharged June 26 for national security reasons amid wartime classified work.

Washington CIO United Public Workers Patterson Aberdeen Proving Ground Communist Party War Department Harry Spector Irving Spector Phil Weiss A. Koialchuk Rheabel Mendelsohn John Martyn Floyd L. Parks Rainion Heigh Hoe Sat Weiss Alfred B. Quinton, Jr Ave

Flags at Half Staff for State Police Leader

Maryland flag flies at half mast in state police installations by executive order of Col Beverly Ober in respect to Col E Austin Baugh man founder of the department. The flag stays at half mast until this evening per the order. Berlin reports Mrs Elizabeth Burnite, 30, of Harrisburg Pa and wife of John T Burnite a civilian worker in military government, died from a bullet wound at an Army hospital. The post surgeon called the wound presumably self inflicted.

Beverly Ober Maryland E. Austin Baughman State Police Department Col. Ober Berlin Elizabeth Burnite Harrisburg John T. Burnite Office of Military Government

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