Sportsman's Inn appeals case to court for license suspension
Maryland license commissioner suspended for thirty days the on sale beer license of Sportsman’s Inn Inc for selling beer to two intoxicated patrons. The owners plan to appeal to the circuit court. He said the offense, first by the licensees, reflected neglect of responsibilities tied to the license.
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G. Cleveland Trout
John H. Owens
Clara H. Owens
Joe H. Gue
Sportsman's Inn, Inc
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Richard E. Zimmerman
Aftor
Circuit Court
Lieense
Maryland
Lcensees
Sales Tax Booklets Being Distributed in Maryland
Baltimore August 6 Maryland merchants puzzled by sales tax forms may receive help from booklets now distributed by the State Comptroller's retail sales tax division. Comptroller James J Lacy says the 72 regulations cover the new levy and will circulate to utilities, service industries, manufacturers, contractors, wholesalers, retailers, hotels and banks, plus civic groups and chamber bodies. Walter E Kennedy notes issuance was delayed by frequent alterations after study and that wrinkles were ironed out with heads of Maryland trade organizations.
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Baltimore
Maryland
James J. Lacy
Walter E Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy
Maryland Trace
Doll Show Draws Crowd at Baker Park Exhibition
More than 400 spectators attended the Baker Park doll show staged Thursday evening sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kemp for the City Playgrounds exhibitors. Ninety three entries in nine classifications were judged by Mrs. Frank Worthington Mrs. Ames Hendrick son and Mrs. Wilbur Baker with multiple prizes awarded to top dolls and collections.
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Baker Park
Howard Kemp
Frank Worthington
Ames Hendrickson
Wilbur Baker
Gi Seation
Wanda Shank
Juanita Smith
Sherry Mills
Edith Whisner
Susan McAuliff
Jean Hope
Lana Remsburg
Diana Kardle
Wilma Michael
Lois Ann Lipps
Barbara Jeam Hahn
Ann Krill
Dells
Jackie Fox
Janella Smith
Ann Ritchie
Thelma Green
Shirley Kirby
Sherry Wills
Kay Keufman
Betty Myers
Carol Ann Dorsey
Patsy Neisser
Betty Kemp
Wenda Hoffman
Ruth Lambert
Tuberculosis risk warned for U S troops in Germany
In Frankfurt a Pennsylvania doctor warned TB may rise in the United States within five to ten years due to contacts American soldiers had with infected Germans. Dr Esmond R Long of the University of Pennsylvania said German TB rates are six times higher than those in similar American cities and exposure could take more than five years to appear.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Pennsylvania
Esmond R. Long
Henry Phipps Institute For
University of Pennsylvania
Long
U.S. Army
Two boys burned at bonfire during Saturday outing
On a Saturday outing two young boys were badly burned while roasting hot dogs near a rock by a creek. They poured kerosene on the fire to heat it, injuring Robert Hood and Eddie Shamer. Robert and Eddie received burns to limbs and neck while Larry Spencer avoided serious harm. Their mothers called doctors to treat the injuries.
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Larry Spencer
Nellie Spencer
Eddie Shemer
David Shames
Patrasco
Robert Hood
Edith Hood
Union Bridge
Spencer
Robert
Eddie
T. H. Legg
Eddie Shamer
Larry
Goodyear Unveils New Super Cushion Tire Line
Detroit Aug 7 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co disclosed a new tire line named super cushion designed for wider rims. The tires, in production for weeks, require 14 percent less air pressure and are lighter, fatter, and more attractive. Goodyear officials claimed reduced road vibration and easier steering on curves and rough highways. Prices were not announced but expected to be higher than current tires.
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Detroit
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Coe
Goodyear
Litchfield
Goodyear Rsentatives
Three Small Dogs Raid Turkey Flock at College Park
Aug. 7 three small dogs roamed a turkey breeding flock at the University of Maryland, maiming or killing 75 birds and endangering a nine year project by Dr Morley Jull in poultry. University police killed one dog hiding under a pen. the other two escaped. The 125 birds, imported from various regions, averaged about 13 pounds as part of a project to breed smaller turkeys for farm use.
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College Park
University of Md
Turkey Pen
Morley Jull
Poultry Department
Jull
Hand Cut In Blades Of City Lawn Mower
A city parks worker, John C Morgen, was severely injured when his glove caught in mower blades while trimming near pine trees by Culler Lake in Baker Park. He lost part of his left thumb and finger. treated at the scene by United Rescue Squad and transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Culler Lake
Baker Park
John C. Morgen
B. & C. Avenue
United Rescue Squad
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United
Parks Tasse
W. Kolb
Morgan
Easton man and white girl sought in disappearance
Deputy Sheriff says a 39-year-old Negro tenant farmer and a 15-year-old white girl disappeared together. Authorities issued an extradition warrant and asked police to search from Easton to New York, extending to New Park after learning the man formerly lived there. The warrant was sworn by Talbot County State's Attorney.
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Eastern
Here
New York
Sheri Tom Stewart
Cornelius Fllsworth
New Prark
Whiting
Talbot County
John E Pleasant Receives Gifts at Baltimore Conference
John E Pleasant, a well colored messenger and active church worker, represents his group at the Quinn A. BY. E. church Baltimore Conference today. He has again received gifts totaling cash and merchandise, as in several prior years.
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John E. Pleasant
Quinn A. BY. E
Baltimore
Baltimore Man Named Home Superintendent at Maryland Odd Fellows Home
George R. McCleary of Baltimore has become superintendent of the Maryland Odd Fellows Home in Baltimore. He and Mrs. McCleary reside there and express satisfaction with the opportunity. He previously ran the Boys Home of Baltimore for twenty years and has served as special secretary to Family Welfare and as superintendent of Baltimore City Hospitals. The vacancy followed Rev. Edwin P. Fellenhaurn’s resignation months earlier, with duties starting August 3.
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George R. McCleary
Baltimore
Maryland
Odd Fellows Home
McCleary
Mr. McCleary
Boys Home
Boys
Family Welfare
Baltimore City
Edwin P. Fellenhaurn
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TOBAN
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State Roads Commission
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Frederick County Products, Inc
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J. P. Karn, Inc
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Brunswick
Homes For Sale
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Jefferson St
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Zel Smith and His
Braddock Heights Park
Lily Baral
New York City
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Missouri
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