Commissioner Trout updates Frederick County liquor rules
Frederick County Commissioner G Cleve land Trout reports completion of inspections at all on sale licensed premises and outlines new rules. He permits outdoor consumption with written permission, limits license transfers in overquota districts, and requires surrender during transfers and prompt reporting of officer changes.
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G. Cleveland Trout
Frederick County
Lcense
Incorporated
Trout
Miseared Trade Halt at Memphs Cotton Exchange
A disrupted trading session at the Memphis Tennessee Cotton Exchange saw exchange secretary Ari Bower move to bring the first issue of the 1947 crop into auction. He persuaded the price to 63 cents a pound for a 483 pound bale, with prices and bids described in minimal terms.
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Tenn
Legality Of Free Access Questioned In City Case
Manuel Mo Wein berg questioned legality of City employees entering private property during a hearing for Bernard Grove on Wilson avenue charged by assistant city engineer Jobo Lambert with interference with surveying crews. Grove was found not guilty of peace disturbance after warning Lambert and assistants to stay off his property following two surveys. City Attorney Richard E Zimmermen was asked to provide cases backing a city ordinance on interference with engineers on private property.
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Tdagististe
Manuel Mo Weinberg
Bernard Grove
Wilson Avenue
Jobo Lambert
Grove
Lambert
Richard E Zimmermen
Lamberts
Norville Meson
Frederick
Catherine MM. Lear
Reidh
Ford Road
Isaac Rice
Blanche Rice
Fishing Creek Reservoir
Dan Swomley
James W. Johnson
Playground Dance Club Program Features Local Performers
The Playground Dance Club directed by Miss Barbara Kaufman and Miss Barbara Anni Kline presented a program in Baker Park on Thursday evening. Highlights included Mary Hartman performing Hawaiian dance and a Holland number, Winnie Perkinson and Joan Koutz in a Viennese waltz, Kay Magaha in a gypsy dance, Doris Shaw with baby tap, plus group dances by the older and younger ballet groups with listed members.
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the Playground Dance Club
Barbara Kaufman
Barbara Anni Kline
Baker Park
Mary Hartman
Holland
Winnie Perkinson
Joan Koutz
Kay Magaha
Doris Shaw
Kay
Magaha
Patsy Lescalieet
Connie Myers
Shirley Powell
Penny Storm
Kay Kaufman
Douglas Harrison
Jeanne Siup
Mary Storm
Jamie Meadows
Judy Powell
Romans Use Rites of Approval From Fingers to Toga
Romans had a formal ritual of approval including finger snaps hand claps and waving a toga flap or handkerchief to signal varied degrees of assent during public proceedings and games.
Krupps Indicted As War Criminals
Krupps indicted as war criminals in Nuernberg to face charges of waging aggressive war, plundering nations, and exploiting slave labor. Alfred Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach leads 12 directors facing possible death penalties. prosecutors call the firm a symbol of German warmaking since before Bismarck.
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Nuernberg
Krupps
Germany
Third Reich
Ruhr
Hitler
Alfred Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach
Bertha Krupp
Krupp
Big Bertha
Paris
Ewald Loeser
Karl Pfirsch
Max Thn
Karl Eberhardt
Heinrich Korschan
Friedrich von Buelow
Heinrich Lenmann
Hans Kupke
Telford Taylor
Bismarck
U. S
Alfred Krupp
Gestapo
Taylor
Lves
Loy Writes Comedy Play for Fing Lakes Drama Festival
Tom Loy son of Mr and Mrs Park W. T. Loy of Hagerstown and formerly of Frederick writes a comedy Something On The Ball scheduled to open Monday August 18 for a two weeks run at the Fing Lakes Drama Festival Ithaca N Y.
Girl's Bail Set At Five Thousand In Death Of Newborn
Baltimore judge set bail at 5000 for 17 year old Glenelg Maryland girl charged with causing the death of her newborn son by strangling it with a bathrobe cord. The girl, who pleaded innocent, allegedly left the baby unattended on July 2 and later hid the body in a bus station baggage locker discovered ten days later. Judge Robert France called the case serious yet "a very pathetic case."
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Baltimore
Thema Louise Hoehall
Glenelg
Robert France
Bernard G. Peter
France
Guard Acquitted in Maryland Penitentiary Case
John L. Moxley Sr a Maryland Penitentiary guard was found not guilty by Magistrate Henry Muller of giving a blank driver's license to his 17 year old son. The son testified he obtained the license from another youth arrested for speeding last June 4 before retracting his testimony. The guard said the license was one of two he brought home for disposal of faulty cards as part of his duties.
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Baltimore
John L. Moxley
Maryland
Henry Muller
Moxley
Southern States Co op Annual Meeting Planned at Mt Tabor Park
The Southern States Co op will hold its annual meeting at 8 p m on Thursday August 21 at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge with election of new advisory board and Farm Home committee members. A Farmer's Field Day starts at 6 p m with about 500 members and farmers expected to attend and more. L B Baldwin Baltimore district manager will deliver the annual report and moderate discussions of cooperative policies. Frank S Lawrence agency manager will report services rendered last year. Nominees include William H Wivell Emmitsburg John L Duble Graceham Lloyd C Fisher Norman R Burdette Rocky Ridge for advisory posts and Mrs W Russell Green Mrs Richard W Duble Graceham Mrs Ald E Fischer Mrs Carroll C Kholtz Mrs Russell C Fisher Rocky Ridge for Farm Home committee. retiring members Carroll C Keul Boltz and Russell Fisher. Group singing led by Mrs Russell Fisher with piano by Miss Lula Miller Rev P F Zeller Graceham will give the invocation.
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Southern States Cooperative
Southern States Advisory Board
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Southern States
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Stafford
Farmers Supply and Service Center
Graceham
L B. Baldwin
Baltimore
Frank S. Laurence
Advisory Board
Farm | Home Committee
William H. Wivell
Emmitsburg
Jonn L. Duble
Lloyd C. Fisher
Norman R. Burdette
Farm Home Committee
W. Russell Green
Richard W.duble
Dald E. Fisher
Carroll C. K Jholtz
Russell C. Fisher
Carroll C. Keul‘boltz
Russell Fisher
George Zinkham
William Wivell
Lula Miller
P. F. Zeller
Moravian Church
Pet |Tsons
Nee 'Dinterman
Raymond Beumgardner
Community Field Day Captains Named For Event
The receiving committee chairman oversees preparations. Charles E. Freeshour handles ushering at Rocky Ridge. Frank S. Lawrence directs field day activities at Graceham with captains Norman Burdette for horseshoe pitching Arley Smith for softball Mrs Russell Fisher for pea put scramble and Harvey Lare for the potato race.
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Charles E. Freeshour
Rocky Ridge
Frank S. Lawrence
Graceham
Norman Burdette
Arley Smith
Russell Fisher
Harvey Lare
Balancing Act and Bigamy Trial Mix in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on August 15, Gerald L. O Neal a balding film bit actor linked to bigamy faced a preliminary hearing. A designated wife testifies he is no glamor boy while others dispute marriages. The same report notes a third World War II lecture series detailing the Italian campaign with a talk in Frederick at the Armory next Tuesday at 8 30 am DST.
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Los Angeles
Gerald L. O'Neal
Stella Frank
O'Neal
Juila
Myrtle
O Neal
Tijuana
U. S
Italy
France
Frederick
Mullinix Park Craft Show Winners Named
Mullinix Park hosted a Thursday craft show for children from 3 30 to 4 30 pm. Judges Mrs Alice Delauter Mrs Mae Snowball and Mraz Emma Proctor announced winners across categories including crayon drawings chalk twine4 designs water colors and more with multiple first and second place awards. Track Meet Mullinix Park youngsters held.
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Alice DeLauter
Mae Snowball
Mraz Emma Proctor
Nathan Sewell
Phyllis Sewell
Rose Marie Bowie
Eliza Carter
Mary Aon Rollins
Betty Jane Bell
Brenda Carrol
Shirley
Bowie
Margaret
Thomas
Norman Carrol
Mary Ann Hollins
Albert Hall
Veronica Thomas
Russell Snowden
Disney
Betty Jean Beil
Phylis Sewell
Mary Ann Rollins
Lucille Bowie
Betty Holiday
Barbara Proctor
Catherine Bell
Phylis Tobart
Bobby Disney
Summer track meet at Lincoln High School highlights
Wednesday event run by playground instructors Bernice Lee and Richard Timpson featured multiple age divisions. Winners included James Snowden and Billy Hall in sprints and jumps, with Bobby Thompson and Veronica Thomas among top finishers in distance events and girls events.
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Lincoln High School
Bernice Lee
Richard Timpson
James Busell Snowden
Chester Green
James Snowden
Bobby Thomason
Russell Snowden
Billy Hall
Joseph Wars
Arthur Snowden
Dickie Hall
Veronica Thomas
Mary Thomas
Fist
Elia Carter
Elizabeth Thomas
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Shachaves
Norge
Frederick Welding Company
W. Patrick St
Asan
Reunion
Frank Keefer
Frederick Post
Twenty -Ninth Division Association
Derrs Meadow
Ceresyire
Eugene N. Slappey
Normandy
Rght
Ezra Ely
William Buxton
Col. Slappey
Weddle
Hagerstown
Ahon E. Shaff
Ray Miller
Helena Rubinstein
Coty Yardley
Man Factor
Elizabeth Arden
Lucien Lelong Faberge
Prince Matchabelle
Revlon Chen ¥ T
Allen’s For
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
John BR. Fitzpatrick
WEMD
Tome
General Acceptance Corporation
Corner Market
Third Streets
Maryland Telephone
Delphey’s
WV_Guaranty
W. Guaranty
South Market
Akramer
E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Allen
Sherwood
Buco
Eet Reliable Company
Graymond Shiples
Et. Bros. Ity Opera House
Ageron
ERENT
Peer Tat Korvin
Johnny Mack Brown
Tomorrow
Mox
Gene Autry
Cal
Bernie’s Arena
Polar
Monte Carlo Zeiss
Agfa
Clanas Spartas Busch
Photo Sport Shop
Market St
Mullinix Park
Delphey’s Sport Store
peNree
Lewis R. Deatzbaugh
Church ST
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cuark
Pelam
Sphenemou
Gardner Wynn
Arnold
Luther Davis
Exwrard Chodqrow
George Wells
Shenay Wakeman
Jack Conway
Arthur Hornblow, JR
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Don Ameche
Catherine McLeod
Man
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