Woman Driver Is Fined $100 For Operating While License Refused
Mary Isabel Baker of Klamaville was fined $100 plus costs in People's Court for driving a motor car after her operator's license had been refused in Montgomery County. The case was brought by State Police Sgt C D Mades after a one car accident. Local defendant H Kieffer DeLauter paid the fine. Other court actions include a Union Bridge man fined $25 for speeding a dump truck, a Middle Alley resident jailed 30 days for intoxication, a 10 dollar speeding fine for Richard Donald Baer, a suspended jail sentence for non support of three children with weekly payment, and several other motorists cited or fined for violations.
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Mary Isabel Baker
Klamaville
Edward J. Smith
People’s Court
Sgt. C. D Mades
Frederick
Norman T. Trump
Richard Donald Baer
Paul Mossburg
James M. Johnson
Fountain Mills
Ruth Johnson
John Carroll Stup
Rfc Frederick
Patrick Geraurd Lally
Chicago
A. C. Hedden
David Wheeler
West All Saints Street
B. F. Phebus Jr
Carl Wayne Ginevan
Pasadena
J. W. Carmack
Arthur Richard Creel
Baltimore
Carmack
Eisenhower farm talk stirs debate on 1936 run
In a lively column the author riffs on President Eisenhower at a pig pen scene near Gettysburg, weighing farm life versus presidency. The piece explores possible futures including a 1936 run, or Ike as UN chief, and notes land value, book earnings, and a modest farm lifestyle. Also reports a Baughman Park party and Canada’s stance on Ike’s six point service code.
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Denver
Enhower
Geneva
Ike
Ottawa
Canada
Eisenhower
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Reconciles Love and Engagement
Dorothy Dix column discusses engaged lovers, dating others, and the need to end engagements for genuine commitment. Readers ask about marriage, parental influence, and teenage romance, with advice encouraging frankness and self restraint. Also notes a quip about napalm bombs containing phenol.
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Miss DIX
Gerry
Miss Din
Bell Sindicate Inc
SECA Western Horse Show Under Way at Frederick Fairgrounds
The Triangle Western Horse Show sponsored by the South End Civic Association opens this afternoon at the Frederick Fairgrounds with western events and five local classes. Events include pleasure, walking horse, harness ponies, children's pony and youth, plus wild cow milking, cattle cutting, stake braiding, ribbon roping, calf roping and a pony express race. Afternoon show starts at two, night show at eight. admission free for children under twelve with parents. State officers reelected: Sam Weston, James Ray, Giles Shillingsberg, H E MacFaddin. Visitors from Silver Spring attended, led by Mr and Mrs William Rector.
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South End
Sident
Lou Jacoba
Thurmont
Sam Weston
Williamsport
James Ray
Hagerstown
Giles Shhillingberg
H E MacFaddin
William Rector
Silver Spring
Circus Fans Meet at Jungleland Picnic in Thurmont
The annual state preenne and picnic of Maryland Circus Fans Association of America was held last Sunday at Jungleland Snake Farm in Thurmont. Guests included proprietor Gordon Gaver. He is pre-
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IRCUS
Maryland
Circus Fans Association of America
Thurmont
Gordon Gaver
Dickerson Class Reunion and Weekend Visitors in Dickerson
The 1351 graduating class of Poolesville High held a reunion at Linden Park in Dickerson on Sunday August 14. Visitors over the weekend included Mr and Mrs Den ze Dorsey and children from Charleston West Virginia and Mr and Mrs Arthur Viers and children from East Rainelle West Virginia. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Maron included Mrs Martins daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Thomas Dyas of Baltimore. Mr Robert Roberson celebrated a surprise birthday on August 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Roberson. Mrs Donald Roberson also noted.
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Dickerson
Poolesville High
Linden Park
Den
Ze Dorsey
Charleston
W. Va
Arthur Viers
East Rainelle
Frank Maron
Martin
Thomas Dyas
Baltimore
Robert Roberson
Howard Roberson
Donald Roberson
Cele
Armed bandits rob Harford Road Family Finance Co
Three men aged 19 to 35 robbed a Harford Road Family Finance Co branch of $400. An employee Anna May Shank stalled them by saying the key holder was at lunch. One striker knocked the cash drawer front with brass knuckles before the trio fled in a car. one robber carried a pistol. Police informed. A separate item reports C Pyles, 66, Naval Gun Factory worker, found dead from a gunshot wound at his home shortly before an appointment.
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Baltimore
Harford Rd
Family Finance Co
Anna May Shank
Washington
C. Pyles
Local Couple Tragedy Reported After Fatal Gunshot
Police said Mrs. Pyles heard a shot, rushed upstairs, found her husband dead with a pistol in his right hand. Pyles had been under treatment for distress and the scene prompted an investigation into possible causes and circumstances surrounding the suicide.
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Pyles
Ous
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