Deer Hunter Fined 150 In Guilty Plea At Magistrate
In a December case at Magistrate Alton Y Bennett Harry W Neudeucker and his son Wilson faced charges over a gutted button-back deer found with a rope around its neck near the city watershed. Harry pleaded guilty to possession and was fined 150 and 30 days jail. Wilson was found not guilty after a hearing. A separate case split from a four-year courtship ended with Jackson’s suspended 30-day sentence for assault and Wallace’s complaint. Another youth, Harry Willis, 16, received 15 days for larceny of a 60-cent roast beef can from Cavell’s Market.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Harry W. Neudecker
Westminster
Snydersburg
Lacksmith
Phobus
Neudecker
Nelson Ray Jackson
Mr Pleasant
Mabel V. Wallace
Frederick
Jackson
Harry Willis
Middle Alley
Cavell’s
Egg Prices Jump With Calls to Suspend Markets
Philadelphia December reports egg prices surged as high as 95 cents a dozen with leaders predicting a dollar or more by Monday. trading suspensions were proposed to freeze prices, citing storm damage to flocks, military purchases, and rising consumption.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Produce Exchange
New York
Chicago
New York Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
W. &. Department of Agriculture
Harold Saler
Philadelphia Exchange
Rent Control Extension Passes Senate Three Month Shift
The Senate approved a three month extension of federal rent control aligning with President Truman's request. The measure, awaiting House ratification, would allow local authorities to decide by March 31 to continue or end controls through June 30. The compromise preserves local option and clarifies that only a simple resolution is needed to extend or end control.
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Washington
Senate
House
Truman
Congress
Maybank
Railroads And Workers Near Agreement After Fatal Accident
Washington reports say railroads and unions representing about 1.25 million workers are nearing a wage settlement to avert a price freeze. Talks led by John R. Stedman aim for a deal before government controls take full effect. Separately, Dr James R Grumbine faces grand jury action for manslaughter after a fatal Route 26 crash near Randallstown barracks.
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Washington, Dec
White House
John R. Stedman
Michael Vdisalle
Interstate Commerce Commission
John 5. Mable
Woodlawn
James R. Grumbine
Unionville
Baltimore County Grand Jury
Randallstown
Grumbine
Joseph Gaertner
Harrisonville
Towson
Women Make Up About Thirty Percent of U.S. Labor Force
The report notes women now comprise roughly 30 percent of the American labor force, reflecting evolving workforce participation and gender roles across sectors.
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America
1951 General Assembly to start with smaller bill list
Baltimore reports the 1951 General Assembly will open next month with a reduced bill docket. The Legislative Council is expected to have about 60 bills to recommend, far fewer than the 146 approved for the 1949 session, due to the shift to annual sessions inaugurated this year.
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Baltimore
General Assembly
Legislative Council
Washington RAID Alarm System Approved for Civil Defense
Civil defense directors of the Washington metropolitan area approved a temporary red alarm system. Inspector John F. Fondahl announced the agreement after a closed-door meeting of District Maryland and Virginia representatives. The system will operate if needed before a full air raid warning system using sirens and equipment is established.
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Washington
Civil Defense
Washington Metropolitan Area
John EF. Fondahl
District of Columbia Defense Irector
Maryland
Virginia
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Saler
Department of Agriculture
Washington, Bee
Bureau of Tabor Statistics
John W. Smith
Roy Albert Kane
Thurmant
Lion
Bopst
Hoffman
Truscon
Tae
Heck
Baltmore
John M. Worgan
Edith Grumbine
Colonial Music Shop
Frederick's Complete Music Shop
Superior Bottled Gas Service
Philco
Motorola
Besi
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll Si
M. D. Harp Agency, Realtors
Pythian Castle Bldg. Court St
Gordon Spurrier—Broeker
Howards, Fink
Doll’s Jewelry Store
the Farmers & Mechanics
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Artis
North Market St
Singer
Frederick, Md
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