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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1947

Page

10

Police Hearings Reveal Department Friction and Offenses

Testimony at police commission hearings details cursing by Lieut Six and charges of failing to answer calls. Divisions between day and night shifts, radio system issues, and internal disputes surface as Swomley seeks discipline and transfers amid a tense department climate. The proceedings span September to November, with attendance questions over city attorney presence and procedural moves.

Leout Reno Lloyd C. Culler Daniel Swomley Swomley Home Richard E. Zimmerman Frede. M. Straley Bentz Rodio Six Federal Communications Commission Sergi. Swomler Straley Board of Aldermen Sergt. Swomley Manuel M. Weinberg Joan R. Fitzpatrick Liout Zimmerman Culler Lieut Six Sergt Benjamin Phebus, Jr Sergt Swomley Poulson Sergt Swomney Brown Fromm LestimMo Prime Pals Lieat Sis Defense Seret Swomiley Sergi. Swomley

Voluntary Ban On Pleasure Driving Soon

Washington reports that plans for voluntary curbs on pleasure driving were revealed as GOP leaders in Congress convene to craft an anti inflation program for the special session. The White House may back a voluntary gasoline rationing appeal next week amid calls for cuts in government spending and tax reductions.

Washington Congress White House Interior Department Senate House Economic Committee Taft ‘R Taft Robert E. Friedman Oil and Gas Division Senate House Economic Committee Friedman Oscar Chapman Chapman Rep Wolverton House Commerce Committee

Kept Two Families Within Close Range

Chicago, Dec. 5 2-For Fears, a 60-year-old freight conductor, maintained two families within three miles until his second wife learned from his tailor that he had another name. Mrs Eva Healey filed divorce suit alleging adultery. Judge Miner set a $5,000 bond to stop Foley from leaving the state. Foley, with Chicago and Northwestern Railway ties, married Bertha in 1919. they had three children. He wed again in 1950 under the name Thomas Lawrence Healey, producing five more children. Al Foley, the conductor, was often away on trips. He told Mrs Healey he was an FBI agent or on assignments requiring secrecy. A note on the polar aurora reports northern lights rarely seen south of a line from New York City to Salem Oregon.

Chicago Heatm Clicuit Court Eva Healey Thomas Lawrence Foley Julius H. Miner Foley Chicago and Northwestern Railway Bertha Usm Ag Thomas Lawrence Healey al Foley Healer FBI

Neglect by Parents Cited in Youth Delinquency

FBI director Edgar Hoover warned that parental neglect fuels youth crime in a radio broadcast. He said many delinquent youths come from homes lacking time and guidance and noted increases in arrests among 18 to 20 year olds after World War II. The Navy Antarctic expedition noted in the report covered 340,000 square miles unseen before.

Washington FBI Edgar Hoover Hoover

Film Bills Next Week at Frederick Theaters

The Frederick schedule lists a busy week with multiple features. At the Tives, Sunday to Tuesday show Where There's Life with Bob Hope Sigre Hasso and William Bendix, plus Short subjects including Champagne for Two and Universal News. Wednesday and Thursday present Singapore starring Fred McMurray Ava Gardner with Football Thrills, How Green Was My Valley, and Warner Pathe News. Saturday features Lured with George Sanders Lucille Ball and Charles Coburn, plus Cagey Canary cartoon. Sunday and Monday Thunder Mountain with Tim Holt and In Room No 302, plus Dust Be My Destiny with John Garfield and Thrills of Buster Thursday. The Thirteenth Hour with Richard Dix also appears as The Whistler, plus a sports reel and Warner Pathe News. Friday and Saturday Home for Paradise Valley with Allan Lane as Red Ryder, chapter eight of The Vigilante, and a cartoon. At the Frederick, Billy the Kid starring Buster Crabbe, plus a serial cartoon and Warner Pathe News.

Frederick Theaters Bob Hope Sigre Hasso William Bendix Universal News Singapore Fred Mc Murray Ava Gardner Warner Pathe News Green My Valley Walter Pidgeon Donald Crisp Maureen O Richard Dix Whistler Sportsreel Warner Pathe News Homesteaders of Paradise Valley Allan Lane Red Ryder Frederick Billy the Kid Buster Crabbe

Canada May Restore More Price Ceilings

Ottawa reports the Canadian government hinted it may restore additional price ceilings to curb rising living costs. The throne speech, read by Governor General Viscount Alexander, noted existing controls on basic canned goods and referenced price increases deemed unjustified. The address underscores government concern about costly living.

Ottawa Viscount Alexander Ponting Alexander

County Garage Fire at New Market Damages Stock

A fire at Lawson Motor Sales Company on Route 40 in New Market caused several thousand dollars in losses mainly in the boiler room and coal pile. Firefighters from Mt Airy and Frederick battled the blaze about three hours, water supply issues hampering efforts. four new Nash cars remained undamaged outside as work continued.

Lawson Motor Sales Company New Market C. Russell Lawson Mt Airy Independent County Frederick New Nash Lawson Shep Monrovia

Mt Airy fire equipment back in service after booster tank rescue

The Mt Airy fire brigade replenished tanks during a blaze and a mired pumper was pulled back into service by a tractor. Lawson estimated losses at a few thousand dollars, while the event unfolded late yesterday evening. Representing University Baltimore on December 3, Dr Joseph F Thorning attended Loyola College installation, acting for the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile.

Mt .Airy Mt. Airy Lawson University Baltimore Joseph F. Thorning St Joseph’s Carrolton Manor Catholic University of Chile Santiago de Chile Francis XxX Talbot Loyola College Thorning Pontifical Jose Maria Cardinal Carey Rodiguez Ing Father Talbot National Review America

European Editor Progression and Holiday Plan Mentioned

The European correspondent of the magazine who later served as Literary Editor and then editor in chief is noted. It is expected that Father Talbot will spend some holidays at Carrolton Manor.

Father Talbot Carrolton Manor

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