Inspection At Camp Detrick Undergoing Expert Observation
Camp Detrick is under a three day inspection by three officers from the Inspector General's office at Fort Meade. The visit will judge housekeeping costs and maintenance across the cantonment with emphasis on military efficiency and accountability for civilian staff. Housing and quarters are reviewed as new temporary units on post are readied for the evaluation.
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Camp Detrick
Inspector General's
Second Army
Fort George G. Meade
William L Kopp
Feward W. Bowers
CWO
George Bock
Chemical Corps
Cal. Kopp
Detrich
Cwo Bock
Col. Ropp
Fannies
Salisbury to quit daylight time soon
Salisbury Md August 27 The Mayor and Council voted to end daylight saving time next Tuesday at 2 a m Other Maryland sections will retain it until September 29 Clement Gaskill urged extension while Mayor White said schools already set fall plans and changing now would cause confusion
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Salisbury
Clement IL Gaskill
Retail Merchants Association
E. R. White, Jr
Wicomico County
Bids On Airport Buildings To Open Soon
Bids for the airport terminal building and field development will be opened by the Mayor and Aldermen at 7 30 p m DST September 17. Two contracts: terminal building and site work. Also Linganore filter plant bids for agitators and chemical feed equipment. Specifications available from City Engineer or consultants. The city may reject any or all bids.
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W. Rb.walter
City Hall
Thomas B Bourne
Fucbianeing
Whitman, Reynardt and Associates
Baltimore
Rankin to Run for Senate in Mississippi Election
Tupelo Mississippi August 27 Representative John E Rankin a Democrat announced his candidacy for the United States Senate in the November 4 election to succeed the late Senator Theo G Bilbo.
Montgomery County Farms Are Inspected by UN Group
Montgomery County farms near Olney Laytonsville Gaithersburg Poolesville and more were toured by 0 United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization observers representing 25 nations. The visit showcased American farming practices advanced machinery soil and water conservation and farm independence through Federal State and local support.
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Rockville
Aug
Montgomery County
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
UN Organization
University of Maryland Extension Service
Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Paul E. Nystrom
Extension Service
Nystrom
T A. Barnsley
Olney
Edwin D Fry
Laytonsville
W. C. Hanson
Drew Pearson
W. Lawson King
Gaithersburg
A. G. Rolfe
Grand Jury Docket Busy As September Session Nears
An accumulation of cases since last February will keep the September grand jury busy. More than two dozen individuals remain free on bond awaiting action, seven more in jail pending review, and eight women drawn for jury duty may seek excusal while others volunteer to serve. Unexcused jurors must serve. Colts Drill Defense Ahead of Akron Exhibition Against Browns.
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Unters
Police Court Sessions Delivers Mixed Fines and Suspensions
Six people convicted of disorderly conduct were ordered to pay $100 fines or face 0 days in jail upon next appearance before Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg. A man was fined $50 for assault and battery, and a motorist posted a $1,000 bond after drunken driving conviction in the year’s longest magistrate’s session. A group on West Third Street tied to disturbances at Kilmehart’s alley home faced guilty verdicts for disorderly conduct. The magistrate suspended harsh jail terms for repeat offenses, criticizing camping and noise at the Brown residence and ordering a potential postponement of lengthy jail time if drunkenness or disorderly conduct recurred. Two white defendants, Delmar Beall and Emma Smith, also received suspended terms following a daytime arrest near Cemetery Hall. Mildred Keeney was the sixth offender given a suspended sentence for loitering, with her father warned to keep her at home or face jail.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
West Third Street
Kilmehart’s Alley
Estelle
Elizabeth Brown
Kinnehart's Alley
Raymond Waite
Brown
Board of Aldermen
Delmar Beall
Yellow Springs
Emma Smith
Frederick
House of Correction
Cemetery Hall
Mildred Keeney
Liberty
Multiple Local Court Cases and Sentences Reported
A Frederick defense witness missing before appeal is noted with a conviction of drunken driving for Allen Jamison, and Edgar Bell is mentioned. Jerome Hoffman faced assault charges at a Route 240 tavern, with self defense rejected. Mary Catherine Hill, 18, of Burkittsville, was jailed overnight as an appeal seek continues. Traffic collateral forfeitures include Albert Hebner and others with small sums. various police reports and fines are listed.
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Frederick
Edgar Bell
Allen J. Jamison
Church Street
Bell
EZ. Austin James
Jamison
Grayson E. Crummutt
Eugene Schell
Jerome Hoffman
South Street
Hoffman
Thomas H. Hagan
Burkittsville
Mary Catherine Hill
Jal
Walter K. May
Hamer E. Harris
East Fifth Street
Albert Hebner
Baltimore
Officer Simmons
Crawford Falk
Harry Wood
Gilmore Dorsey
Roscoe Blank
Backlog Of Freight Car Orders Surges In August
Washington reports the backlog of railroad and private carline orders for new freight cars rose to 118,117 as of August 1, the Association of American Railroads announced. The on order total for July 1 stood at 109,117.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Wrinkle Resistant Cotton Goods Debuts From Dan River
Dan River Mills president George Morris announced a new chemical process with Monsanto that makes cotton fabrics wrinkle resistant. First garments from the treatment are expected on the market by November or December and mimic the wrinkle resistance of worsted and woolen fabrics.
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Rie
York
George Morris
Dan River Tuts
Monsanto Chemical Co
Harris
Monsanto
Development in Cotton Industry Control Mentioned
Two spokesmen noted progress in cotton industry control and vat dying processes dating back more than 13 years, outlining ongoing efforts and historical context.
Fined For Taking Liquor Into County
Kimmon Jones of Silver Spring was fined $200 or four months in jail after conviction for bringing five fifths of whiskey and three cases of beer from Washington into Montgomery County. Jones plans to appeal. Maryland law allows a maximum of two quarts of alcohol into the state per month. Detective Sergeant James M.
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Silver Spring
Kimmon Jones
Washington
Montgomery County
Jones
Maryland
James M
Police testimony upends Jones liquor case at Maryland border
County police testified about whiskey and beer found in Jones car near a Washington store. He was arrested after driving into Maryland. Jones said he was taking a friend to Silver Spring and would return to Washington to drink the liquor. Other men awaiting trial or facing evasion charges sought a Chicago jury rather than New York City.
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Jones
Washington
Maryland
Silver Spring
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