Jail Blank In Default Of 1500 Bond In DUI Arrest
William S. Blank of Klinhhart's Alley was arrested Saturday afternoon for operating a motor vehicle under the influence and jailed in default of a $1500 bond. He caused damage by kicking car doors on the Plymouth sedan and faces a hearing tonight. Also Saturday a collision on East Patrick Street involving Leroy W. Null led to a reckless driving charge with $11.45 collateral posted. Police note a long list of weekend arrests to be heard at tonight's Police Court session.
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William S. Blank
Klinhhart's Alley
South Market Street
James Marks
Ralph Potts
Blank
Plymouth
East Patrick Street
Leroy W. Null
Thurmont
Circle Plunkett
Urbana
Ideal
Null
Amoco
Nelson Cockrell
Albert Hunter
Ollie Disney
East Street
Reno
Norman Dietz
Austin Heffner
John W. Smith
Clifard Smith
West Fifth Street
Sherman Boone
William Cornwell
West Patrick Street
Carl Rentzell
Ednad Bowers
Church Hill
Martin
Kanode
Ellis Carty
William A. Whiten
Klinehart
Ben Phebus, Jr
Arnold Simmons
Floyd D. Powell
Ridgely
W. Va
Reckess Ative, Duce
Comet Squars
Shane Jang
Brunswick
Kan
Entertaining German impersonator plots global rule
TOM REEDY reports from Egifing Germany where several self styled Hitlers surface in sanatoriums. One Ludwig Dell forms a seven member cabinet to rule the world proposing Truman as prime minister and Stalin as police chief, while doctors note such delusions echo a Napoleon complex. A separate item says Clarence Hunt of Redland fell from a truck injuring his neck. rescue crew rushed him to Suburban Hospital.
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Tom Reedy
Hal Boyle
Germany
Stondert
Adolf Hitlers
Eva Brauns
Hiller
Adolf
Fuehrer
Hitlers
Eyas
Napoleon Complex
Balfing Hospital
Hitler
Wehrmacht
Der
Coes
Ludwig
Ben
Valhalla
Bell
Truman
Stalin
Britain
Navy
Russia
Gestapo
United States
Clarence Hunt
Redland
Tros.tites
Bethesda
Dake
Rockville
Basil Mobley
Derwood
Nurses Suffer Shortage As Demand Grows In The U S
The article notes a historic nurse shortage, worsened by many in service or not returning, and rising demand due to improved economic conditions. Nursing schools urge women to consider nursing as a career, with training offered at minimal cost and educational emphasis rather than apprenticeship.
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United States
United States ‘Public Health Service
Hkbal
Notable Maryland Steeplechase Figures and Pimlico Finances
The article highlights Maryland steeplechase legends like Little Billy Barton owned by Howard Bruce and Challedon bred near Frederick, plus Pimlico’s public financial disclosures. It notes Maryland racing associations fund purses rivaling other states, and that Pimlico allocates revenue to government, horsemen, and operations.
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Maryland
Little Billy Barton
Howard Bruce
England
Challedon
Frederick County
William Brann
Maryland Racing Associations
Pimlico
Maryland Racing Commission
Maryland Trust Bldg
Baltimore
The
Horsemen
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U.S. Coast Guard
U. S. Revenue Marine
Alexander Hamilton
Tox Socet
Mardy
Sammy Kaye
A. B
Ecker
Tokyo Bay
Fujiyama
U. S
Japan
Missouri
Hirohito
William A. O'Brien
NEA
Joseph A. Stimek
Lions’ Club
Frank I Davis
Stedman Prescott
Hugh V. Keiser
Duwhl
New York City
Croton
Australia
Norwich
Franklin's
Pollak
Nicodemus Paint Store
TN Covry ST
Wells Tire Shop
W. Patrick Sr
Fisk Tires
Alvin Lohr
Hagerstown
Lini
Gillas
Luna
Quentin
Maryland Jockey Club
Anne Amt Beamin
Pharmacy
Emaype
North Market
West Patrick
Frederick Plant
East South St
U. S. Employment Service
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Regular Army
U.S. Army
U. S. Army
North Court St
Second Moor
Frederick, Ma
ESSO
Maine
Louisiana
ATLAS
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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