15 Cases Docketed For Hearing Tonight In County Disturbances
A weekend spate of peace disturbances led to 15 cases docketed for tonight. Arrests included Edward Gray and Mary Gray of Lime Kiln plus five others in Frederick area for drunkenness and peace disruption. Driver Paul Garrett was charged with reckless driving after his vehicle struck guard rails while asleep on Route 26 near Taylorsville.
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Ay County
Siotorist
Chapline
Hagerstown
South Court Street
Frank Dorsey
Edward
Mary Gray
Roger Gardner
Frederick Alonzo
Laura Hackey
Patrick Street
Dorsey
Kanade
Simmers
Gardner
Hackeys
Sergt
Dan Swomley
E Burras
Twentey
Joseph S. Baugher
Tuscarora
Burras and
Stup
Bestin Wills
Edward Schroyer
Frederick
Ronald Schroyer
East Street
Clyde Rogers
Boyds
Jacob Gue
RED
Rederick
Mary Baker
Paul Garrett
Harpers Ferry
W. C A
Taylorsville
Garrett
John M. Worgan
Carroll County
Krupp Heads to Trial in Nurnberg by Allied Court
The Krupp family business, Germanys famed armament maker for 150 years, will be tried by an American war crimes court in Nuernberg starting tomorrow. Prosecutors charge collaboration with the Nazis in aggressive war and attempts to dominate Europe, tracing violations to the Versailles disarmament provisions. Gustav Krupp von Bohlen boasts the Allied commissioners were duped.
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Nuernberg
Germany
House of Krupp
Europe
Krupp
Gustav Krupp von Bohlen
Trial figures and plans amid postwar justice echoes
HL Russell Thayer of New York led the American trial team as first witness. Brig. Gen. John Morgan, retired, the British representative on the Allied control council after the first war, would discuss planning for aggressive war. Gustav Krupp will not stand trial due to senility and illness. his son Alfred noted as involved.
Stockholm to mark Gustaf's 40th throne anniversary
All church bells in Stockholm will ring at 10 30 a m to honor King Gustaf on the throne for 40 years. The 89 year old monarch will appear on the royal balcony at the waterfront as searchlights from naval ships illuminate the palace and crowds cheer.
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Stockholm
Gustaf
Royal Palace
Friendship Train Food Sails to France with 8 Million Pound Supply
The freighter American Leader departed New York for Le Havre carrying 8,000,000 pounds of food as the first Friendship Train cargo to reach France. Ludovic Chancel, French consul general of New York, accepted the shipment in a pier ceremony and thanked the American people and involved agencies.
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New York
United States
le Havre
France
Ludovic Chancel
Kangaroos Jump 38 Feet as Cargo Ship Covers Charge
The collection of food and the United States Lines carried the cargo without charge. Kangaroos have been known to jump a distance of 38 feet.
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United States Lines
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