Three Months For Larceny Of Gasoline Case
A colored youth was sentenced to the House of Correction for three months for larceny of gasoline. Robert Eugene Disney, 18, West All Saints street, was jailed or given a suspended sentence for destruction of property after admitting taking gasoline from Ambrose Waldon. Police noted nine gasoline theft calls last week. Magistrate Sheffield imposed suspended sentences to curb rising lawlessness. William George Willard, 21, Route One Rockville, found guilty of destruction of property, jailed 30 days, then suspended after paying damages of 12.61. Luther P. Brown, 24, colored, East Sixth Street, 60 days on road crew for disorderly conduct. George Crummitt and Josh Rutherford, intoxicated. Crummitt 30 days, Rutherford 10 days. Other fines and suspensions followed for assorted offenses.
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House of Correction
Rockville
Robert Eugene Disney
West All Saints Street
Ambrose
Waldon
Lincoln Apartments
Ells Carty
Disney
Wilber F. Sheffield
William George Willard
Route One
Stoney Creek Road
W Lard
Norman Dietz
Fisher Apartments
East Patrick Street
Willard
Sheffield
Luther P. Brown
East Sixth Street
Brown
George Randolph Crummitt
Myersville
Josh William Rutherford
Frederick Crummitt
Rutherford
Dickerson
John Blaikston
Frederick
Walter Lee Monath
North Market Street
Jay Benjamin Strite
Burkittsville
Max May
Martinsburg
W. Va
William Harry Cline
Frederick County
Silas Daniel Kuhn
Norman Trump
Nathan Dorsey
Claude Evans
A. D. Carlson
Powell Reflects On Restlessness And Different Careers
New York AP dispatch describes Dick Powell as restless and independent, saying he never believed in drifting and wished he had been born smarter. Powell recounts his rise from saxophonist to film and TV producer and director, noting a lifelong drive to move from one venture to the next.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Dick Powell
Powell
Ft. Knox
Cee
Janet Gaynor
Heanjen
Charles Farrell
Mountain View
aArk
20Th Century-Fox
June Allyson
20th Annual Firemen Parade Gaithersburg Labor Day
The 20th Gaithersburg Washington Grove Fire Department parade leads Upper Montgomery County on Labor Day with parade marshal Joe Boland and honorary marshal A J Bargagal, featuring a large display of fire and rescue equipment from several states. Bands, dignitaries, and a majorette contest follow the daytime events, with a ballroom dance to conclude the evening.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Washington Grove
Joe Boland
A. J. Bargagni
Bethesda Fire Department
Bargagal
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Pollock
St Martin's Church
Joel
Fire Department
Bernard Paul Stolz
Alma Kaiser
P.m
Norman E
Joseph McNally
Groshon
Forte H. Sandison
Eddie
Fort Meade
Air Force
Gaithersburgh
St. Mary’s of
Baltic
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Savage
Maryland State Firemen’s Associa
Jton
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Montgomery Counies
Ty Association
Maryland Union
Theiversity College of Engineering
Agricultural Center
Coun Jpers
Harryity Politicos
Retires As G. M. Head
General Motors chief executive officer and president Harron H Curtice retires Sept. 1. Frederick G Donner elected chairman and CEO and John F Gordon named president and chief operating officer. Albert Bradley also retires Sept. 1 but remains on the board.
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NEW York
Harron H. Curtice
General Moors Corp
Frederic G. Donner
John F. Gordon
Curtice
Albert Bradley
Bradley Wall
Curiice
Charles E.wilson
Secetary of Defense
A.C. Ispark
Buick
Donner
University of Michigan
General Motors Financial
Congressional Viewpoint by Senator Butler on Labor Trusts
Senator Butler argues Congress failed to curb labor unions as trusts like sugar and oil were. Cites Marriner Eccles on peacetime inflation and labor power unchecked. Mentions Hoffa and Bridges as brazen leaders pushing a massive national union that could threaten the economy.
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John Marshall Butler
Washington
Sugar Trust
Oil Trust
Tobacco Trust
Congress
Labor Trust
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Harry Bridges
DiMaggio Accepts Post With Virginia Firm In 1958
Joe DiMaggio, who retired from the New York Yankees after the 1952 season, will be executive vice president of the W. H. Soden Nof the Smithfield Virginia based firm representing 54 manufacturers. The move reflects a labor and management views debate, emphasizing public interest and economic planning. DiMaggio travels to American bases worldwide to promote the firm’s clients. The announcement ties into a broader call for equal treatment under the law and for stability in the labor movement.
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Walter
Reuther
Uvaw-Cio
San Francisco
Joe Drewery
Spe- Maggio
DiMaggio
New York Yankees
W. H
Nette Company
Smithfield
Ths
Missary Stores
Pastorol
Goma
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Melvin
Air Iman William Sheldon
Tokyo
Walter H. Hershey
Byron Miller
Gaithersburg Department
Camp
James I. Main
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Albert W. Schnitz
George , R. Moberly
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Rosemont Avenue
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
G. M. Head
Samuel Bowles
Hell On Wheels
United States
the Ideal Garage Co
ER. Patrick St
Hillside Motor Co, Inc
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Hillside Motor Co., Inc
East Patrick St
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E. Patrick St
Congressional
Edward Siedling
Carroll Parkway
Frederick, Md
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Restaurant
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