Misconduct and Fines From Local Magistrate Court
A crowded Monday night session saw Francis E. Grimes fined 106.80 for alleged rights misperception over ordering people from his house. Louis E. Gibson, a disabled veteran, faced charges of carrying a loaded revolver and was released for further review. Several others, including Dela Brown and Gilmore Dorsey, were jailed 25 days for bottle throwing on North Bentz street, while a 17 year old confessed theft and bicycle disguise related to Eddie Gowiser at the Opera House.
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Francis E. Grimes
Good Intent
Manuel M. Weinberg
Louis E. Gibson
West Sixth Street
Bentz Street
Greenfield Colored
Eddie Gowiser
Frederick
Agnet 8
Dan Swomler
Grimes
Laura A. Grimes
Weinberg
Bodil
Dela Brown
Gilmore Dorsey
Sergi
Ben Phebus
Twentex
Charlies
Gibson
AH Saints
Webster Luby
Fred
Bat Fourth
Robert I Tranum Chicago
Cumberland
Achoef Tree
Cerner
Boone
Leon G Panle Sahee
Meares
Wan Coreell
George
Fresh Blood Tonic Claim Promotes Blood Strength
Medical authorities report positive proof that S&S Tonic boosts blood strength in non organic anemia. The ad touts the tonic as energizing the body with vigorous blood surges, improving appetite, sleep, and appearance with millions of bottles sold.
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Suzitsis
S&s
Armed Forces Integration Moves Closer in Plan
Washington reports that the Army Navy and Air Force reached a step toward joint operation by sharing aid to cut costs and clarify primary responsibilities. The Newport pact sets service power limits while a combined 1950 51 budget is prepared for joint chiefs review amid questions on Berlin air lift involvement. A separate Ardmore burglary at an Army Navy surplus store occurred during record heat with theft of snow shoes and fishing poles.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Forresta
Tee
Naval War College
Newport
Air Force Navy
Key West
Fla
East March
Air
Berlin
Ber- Hin
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Forrestal
Governor Lane to miss two weeks for conference and beach study
Governor Lane leaves Annapolis for a three day Governors conference in Chicago. After a week at Ocean City he will return September 7 and decide on buying Bayside Park at Sandy Point for 160000 dollars with a 725 acre site.
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Annapolis
Lane
Chicago
Ocean City
State House
Bayside Park
Sandy Point
William H. Labrot
Hagerstown
Ocean C
Production Sets Record in 1948 Second Quarter
The Commerce Department reports America's total output of goods and services rose to an annual rate of 243 billion dollars in Q2 1948, marking a 21 percent rise from 1946 and influenced by inflation in consumer prices. Government spending also increased as part of the expansion.
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Washington
America
Commerce Department
Department
Sears
Economic report shows second-quarter gain driven by government spending
The second quarter saw a GDP rise fueled by Federal European aid and state local outlays for highways and construction. Private investment fell slightly but equipment purchases rose by 1.6 billion dollars. Net foreign investment remained strong and personal income climbed to about 299 billion annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Treatment To Overcome Rare Blood Disease
Doctors report a method to help babies born with a deadly blood condition where blood lacks fibrinogen, causing uncontrolled bleeding. By obtaining fibrinogen from human blood, the substance can be used to form clots and stop bleeding, enabling treatment discussed at an international hematology congress.
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Buffalo
International Congress On Hematolog
Louis K. Diamond
W. Borges
Boston
A. Harvard
Alderman Burall Studies Frederick Airport Plan
Alderman William Burall, opposing the current airport expansion, is conducting a city-wide survey. He focuses on land area comparisons, Baltimore's Airports Inc. offer, and the Bourne and Associates master plan, arguing the project is too ambitious for Frederick's needs.
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Frederick
William
Burall
Board of Aldermen
Burail
Air Burall
Airports, Inc
Baltimore
Frederick Field
Thomas B. Bourne and Associates, Inc
Washington
Air Engineering Consultants
Frederick official dismisses obstruction stance on air port project
Mr Burall states he does not intend to obstruct and urges the public receive a true picture of the airport situation. He says public confusion stems from years of tangled issues and that the project is far advanced for Frederick based on accumulated data and other sources. He believes these facts warrant transparency.
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Burall
Frederick
Burall Bas Mber
Metropoitan
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