Painter Transfer Follows Police Probe in Salem Case
Captain R H Williams and Corporal Dorman investigated Officer H K Painter over the Mrs J W Strawn license tag incident. Painter will be transferred to another district after a review found he followed law but showed poor judgment in handling the situation.
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Painter
J. W. Strawn
Salem
Onto
Automobile Club of Maryland
Williama
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Stram Bo
Tir
Auto Crash Near Middletown Injures Team and Driver
Driver James Gross of a four horse team owned by S W Holter crashed into the rear of the conveyance when faced with blinding headlights. Adkins of Middletown was cited for operating without a license and Gross was fined for lack of a light. The wagon was damaged and one horse went down as the others fled.
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Middletown
W. Holter
James Gross
Wafon
Walter
Adhing
Gross
Kefauver
7. M Dorman
Adkins
Tie
Wefanver
WATON
Ready to Combat Snow on Maryland Roads
Maryland State Roads Commission gears up for winter snow removal across Frederick Carroll Howard Montgomery and western Baltimore counties. Frederick district office lists 13 snow plows. main highways get priority while branch roads follow by population served. For isolated roads, heavy horse-drawn road machines will clear the snow. The effort aims to keep roads usable year round and maintain highway upkeep.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
Maryland
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Baltimore County
W. F Childs
Shrine Initiation Under Way At Cumberland Temple
A ceremonial initiation for 100 Shriners is planned at the Cumberland temple with 88 candidates elected. The event will be preceded by a parade featuring the Potentate, Nobles from Baltimore and local areas, and the Western Maryland Shrine Club Drum Corps. A Canadian lawn bowling team plans a British Isles tour next summer.
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Cumberland
Baltimore
Western Maryland
British Isles
Auto thief caught after long chase near Ellicott City
State Police Officer B Bowman chased and arrested a man who gave the name William Dennison of Clarksburg West Virginia. Dennison faced speeding and driving without registration or license charges and a theft of the car. He was jailed pending owner verification as he tried to escape during the chase.
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Balliere State Road
Ellicott City
B. ¥. Bowman
Bfe
William Dennison
Clarksburg
W. Va
Dennison
Desig
Bowman
T Dennison
Esport City man fined after auto collision m
Dennison stepped on the gag and tore along the road. He knocked the fender off a car. A nearby embankment jump sent Scally into a telephone pole breaking it. Dennison, with a married woman of about 25 from Clarksburg, was fined 200 dollars on several charges and held for car ownership location. The woman was released and went home.
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Dennison
Clarksburs
Esport City
Francis Scott Key Post Plans Three Section Membership Drive
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion under Commander Major Elmer F. Munashower will begin its membership campaign at the next monthly meeting in the Blue and Grey room of the Key Hotel on Tuesday evening December 11. The drive will divide members into Red White and Blue divisions, ending January 1, followed by initiation and a social feed for all attendees.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Elmer F. Munashower
Francis Scott Key Hotel
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