Prison Planning Not Feasible Sparks Board Clash
Baltimore AP report details heated Board of Correction debate over locating a new 1600 foot apart youth prison at Breathedsville near the reformatory. Experts split on one versus two institutions with Bennett urging joint setup while others favor separate facilities and separate security regimes. Construction slated to start next summer with capacity for 1000 inmates.
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Baltimore
Breathedsville
Board of Correction
Sai James W Bennett
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Ant
Bennett
G C A Anderson
Anderson
W. Frank Smyth
Virginia
Arthur T Fraase
Pennsylvania
Bennett Edward R. Cass
American Correctional Association
Mark Richmond
Connectcut
Cass
Praase
Sanford Bates
Federal Post
James W Curran
Penitentiary
House of Correction
East West Salad Trials A Summer Spin
An Associated Press food feature offers East West Salad with chicken or turkey oranges water chestnuts spinach and chives. A soy flavored mayonnaise dressing ties the dish together yielding six servings.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Buhrman Reunion Brings Clan Ties to Cold Springs Park
The fifth annual Buhrman reunion hosted August 13 at Cold Springs Park near Waynesboro Pennsylvania drew 125 attendees. Officers were reappointed, remarks honored late members, and a next reunion planned for the second Sunday in August at Catoctin Furnace Park area with new coffee committee and identification tags for members. Alabama football teams have appeared in 14 major bowl games winning seven, losing five and tying two.
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Buhrman
Cold Springs Park
Waynesboro
Theodore Buhrman
Glve Page Broun
Wildred ‘Buhrman
Weller
Naomi McCarty
Catoctin Furnace Park
Keith Finch
Edna Gladhill
Cochairman Howes
Can
Folous
Theodone Bunrman
Edith Finch, Treasuer
Dave Pace Brown
Miciedl Buhrman Weller
Elden Buhrman
Charles Buhrman
Mark Buhrman
Barton
Earl Pryor
Richard Wolfe Jr
Ruth Buhrman
Keller Buhrman
Kenneth Peters
Alabama
Dickerson Church News and Local Birthday Notices
Dickerson community items include a return home of Mrs Margaret Dickerson from Sibly Memorial Hospital Washington a quarterly Dickerson Church conference led by Rev Rial Jr and multiple birthday notices for residents with August dates at Dickerson and nearby towns. Collateral forfeitures during magistrate court included fines for reckless driving and license issues in Brunswick Frederick Walkersville and related areas.
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Margaret E. Stuff
Dickerson
Clay Deering
Sibly Memorial Hospital
Washington
Dickerson Church
Rial Jr
Nathan Hildabrand
Elmer Painter
Mae Hildabrand
Carlton Stottlemyer
Harry Stottlemyer
Mae Smith
James Smith
Raymond Carlisle
Hyattstown
Charles Selby
Gaithersburg
Hildabrands
Charles S. Stull
Arthur Eugene
Charles E
Silver Spring
Arthur Stull
Margie Sears
Dorothy Croneburg
Omeda Roberson
Charles Shraver
Janet Stottlemyer
Charles Sigafoose
Robert Day
John Curtiss Spahr
Carroll Flohr
Suburban Hospital
Catherine Fritz
Lewistown
Mabel Gersinger
Frederick
Jeanine Wheeland
Eleanor Matthews
W K Matthews Jr
Terry Lynn Stull
Ruth Roberson
Ellis Roberson
Denny Oden
James A. Stull
Terry Lynn
Charles Warfield
Harry Ward
Wayne Roberson
Ellis T. Roberson
James Marks
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Washington Senators
Griffith Stadium
Picne
Dickerson Methodist Church
Teresa Penrod
Ssgt
Donald Penrod
Quantico
Herman Hubble
Robert Eugene Stottlemyer
Sammy Stottlemyer
Mary Ann Moxley
George Moxley
Viola Carlisle
Frederick Memona Hospital
Magistrate's Court
John W Howard
Brunswick
Charles D Kipp
RFD
George C . Coxell
Tramsville
Nicholas J. Rittter
Walkersville
Richard C. Cook
West Patrick Street
Ronald A. Self
Frederick traffic fines list yields varied violations
A Frederick county notice lists multiple offenders fined for traffic and related infractions. Names include Bruce L. Brown and Frank H. Blundell, with violations such as speeding over 50 mph, failing to stop for signs, and driving contrary to directions. Fines range from 1 to 25 dollars, with several entries citing RFD locations and local streets.
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Frederick
Bruce L. Brown
Fort Detrick
Frank H. Blundell
Braddock Heights
George A. Sullivan
Edward P. Oden
North Market Street
Ralph G. Thomas Jr
Jefferson
John W. Little
West South Street
Lous D. ‘Murray Jr
William R Mills Jr
Adams ‘Road
Patrick C Wilbourn
Monrovia
Joseph H. Feaster Fil
Knoxvile
Celeb M Trott
Clifton Road
John W. Jamison
RFD
Willis B. Hall
West All Saints Street
Robert D. McAllister
Jeffferson
Bankers Attend Virginia School at University of Virginia
Charles H. Gouker assistant cashier at Middletown Savings Bank attends a Virginia Bankers Association banking school at the University of Virginia Charlottesville with sessions through Friday. More than 200 bankers from about 100 banks in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia participate. Richard Masser of Shookstown picks a 234 pound tomato from his garden this morning.
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Charles H. Gouker
Middletown Sayings Bank
Virginia Bankers Association
University of Virgina
Charlottesville
Maryland
Richard Masser
Shookstown
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