Acquitted of Racing in Frederick Court Case
Ralph W. Boone of Frederick was acquitted Friday morning in a racing case heard by Magistrate Byron W. Thompson. The driver Ronald Cramer, 16, received a $150 fine for speeding in a separate incident on East South Street. The trial focused on whether two cars traveling 65 to 78 mph together constituted a race with no decisive verdict reached.
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Ralph W. Boone
Frederick
Byron W. Thompson
Boone
East South Street
Joseph J. Coady
Ronald Cramer
Cramer
William Wenner
J. Frank Main
South Street
Carroll and
Wisner Street
Hamilton Avenue
Hamm
Samuel Barrick
Barrick
Main
Harry Treryar
Wenner
Case hinges on officer testimony over Boone and Tyergar
Wenner labeled Boone's testimony self serving while challenging inferences from stoplights on South Street. He cited a post arrest statement by the defendant. Main noted Boone's reaction was I don't know why I did it na sorry.
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Boone
Tyergar
Wenner
South Street
Main
Kemptown Social Roundup Highlights Riggs and Connelly Guests
Kemptown residents report a dinner gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Riggs featuring Airs. Charles Riggs and several others. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Connelly and daughter Mary of Hatboro Pennsylvania, plus relatives and neighbors.
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Clarence Crum
Kemptown
Lee Riggs
Charles Riggs
John Kelley
Claytus Brandenburg
William Geisier
Gary
Donna
Lester Riggs
Ray Hilton
Larry Jimmy
Julie Riggs
Vincent J. Connelly
Mary
Suzanne
Hatboro
Airs
Amos Twenty Jr
Larry Riggs
Lee Higgs
Gary Geiser
Burkittsy Rie
Henry Eader
Rodney Kelley
Rude
Inix
Russell Header
Kessel Day Jr
Ey Riggs
Collins
Johany D. Reader
Timmy and ii
Scouie Day
Jule Riggs
Teke
Donna Lee Boyer
Rudell Mullinix
Dennis
New York
Pennsylvania
Sylvania Picture Tube Factory
Seneca Falls
Corning Glass Center
Corning
Watkins Glenn
New
Penn Dutch County
Lancaster County
Amish Farm Tour Highlights And Local Socials
A Friday to Sunday tour of farms stores and factories includes visits to the Lititz Pretzel factory the Pennsylvania Farm Museum the RCA Color Picture Tube factory and the Hamilton Watch company. Home gatherings mark farewells birthday celebrations and a WSCS meeting at Providence Church with plans for a missionary visit in October and a September church gathering.
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Lititz Pretzel
Pennsylvania Farm Museum
R.C.A. Color Picture Tube
Hamil ‘Ton Watch Company
Raymond Loun
Roland
Alan
Air Force
Plattsburg Air Force Base
N.Y
Monroe Browning
Braddock Heights
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Revburn
Revburn Jr
Jef
Gertrude Engle
George Runtkles
Clarence Crum
Wayne
James
Browning
Maurice
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Nancy
Lyn
Wood Browning
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Lynette
Gary
Tommy Browning
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Floyd
Myers
Lynn
Dale
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Amos Twenty Jr
Rudell Mullinix
Lee Riggs
Kessel Day Jr
Warren Davis
William Browning
Russell Reader
Society
Frances Ward Ayton
Formosa
Providence Church
Wilfred Runkles
Harry Pickell
Niaga Falls
Canada
Thousand Islands
New England States
Toll facilities report record traffic and revenue in July
Baltimore Harbor Tunnel and Maryland toll bridges posted all-time highs for traffic and revenue in July. Louis J. O'Donnell said tolls totaled 1,832,000 dollars from 3,107,000 vehicles, a 250 percentage increase.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Baltimore Harbor
SRC
Louis J. O'Donnell
Better Buy Used Cars Better Buy Used Cars
35 Olds 88 four door sedan 995 Ree B Heant Altern. AC. 52 Packard one door sedan 225 Radio and Heater. Do Chev Bel Air two door hard top 150.
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Ree B. Heant
Packard
Bel Air
H. T
Record Traffic Peaks Across Major Bridges
Traffic data shows the Susquehanna River Bridge surpassing one million vehicles in a single month for the first time in 20 years, with July figures topping records across key crossings. Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Baltimore Harbor Tunnel, and Potomac River Bridge reported high monthly totals alongside the Susquehanna figure.
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Susquehanna River Bridge
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Baltimore Harbor
Potomac River Bridge
Cuban delegates gift machete mementos at Latin American Youth Congress
Cuban delegates to the Latin American Youth Congress presented machete like sugar cutting knives as keepsakes to foreign delegates, in a gesture tied to Castro era symbolism. The event underscored the influence of Cuban policy within the regional gathering.
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Czechs
Havana
Latin-American Youth Congress
Cuban delegate cites machetes made in Communist Czechoslovakia
A Cuban delegate argues that some machetes used in the event originated from Communist Czechoslovakia, highlighting foreign arms supply as part of the discussion.
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Communist
Czechoslovakia
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