Court acts note lucky defendants avoid murder in knife and gun cases
Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield lamented how some defendants escaped murder charges after knifings shootings and a choking incident. Lawrence Sewell was jailed for unprovoked knife wounds to Daniel Fisher, while Reno Simons faced parole violation and burglary charges. A shotgun case against William Brooks led to fines and jail time. Juvenile cases involving Routzahn Johns and Stanley Routzahn faced preliminary hearings with bond zeros and continuances. Additional dockets and minor offenses concluded with arrests by Officers McKeldin and King.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
Lawrence Edward Sewell
Middle Alley
House of Correction
Daniel Ed Fisher
Reno Harp Simons
Shookstown
Maud N. Scott
Grant Place
Simons
William C. Brooks
Edwin F. Nikirk
Morris Boyd
Maxton Butler
Kinneharts Alley
James Lewis Johns
Mc Murray Street
Stanley A. Routzahn
East Church Street
Routzahn
Johns
Nikirk
Theodore Edward Reynolds
Robert Burch
Lawrence Rigeles
Riggles
James A Posey
Harry M. Jenkins
Rt. 2
Germantown
McKeldin and
King
Huge Sum Out In Delinquent Taxes
The Internal Revenue Bureau reported about 632,363,000 in delinquent taxes. Of this, 96,000,000 were payroll taxes withheld by employers but not turned over, and 503,000,000 were income taxes. As of Oct. 31 there were 907,200 demands totaling 362,363,000, up over the past year. A bureau official said the trend is alarming. some withheld funds go to employers, but the practice is not new. Admission and travel taxes are among delinquent categories, but no detailed breakdown was provided.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Two Involved In State Hospital Death Held
Cambridge report says two attendants John Abbott and Earl Gonder were charged with manslaughter in the death of 64 year old Arty Burns at the Eastern Shore State Hospital. Autopsy cited ruptured abdominal blood vessel from a struggle. broken ribs not the cause. Hearing tentatively set for Friday before Magistrate Charles H. Gibson.
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Cambridge
Eastern Shore State Hospital
John Abbott
Earl Gonder
Arty Burns
John Mace
Dorchester County
Mace
Robert G. Blackwelder
Burns
Airport and Gonder
Blackwelder
Charles H. Gibson
New Designs As Result Of Tests
The Atomic Energy Commission said today that new designs have been incorporated into nuclear weapons as a result of recent tests in Nevada. In a news conference, Gordon Dean, chairman, declined to answer direct questions about atomic artillery raised by General J Lawton Collins.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Gordon
Dean
Commission
J. Lawton Collins
Atomic test plans loom as Dean hints at spring trials
Dean notes spring tests of atomic weapons next year while avoiding specifics on locations. He says the United States retains a substantial advantage in the atomic bomb program and aims to maintain it, amid questions about Russia. The Army Chief of Staff is urged to be aware of the program as tests have occurred at Eniwetok in the Far Pacific.
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Army
Dean
Nevada Proving Grounds
Eniwetok Proving Ground
Far Pacific
United States
Russia
Mobile X-Ray Unit Delivers Free Chest Exams at Detrick
A Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association team oversaw a two and a half day mobile unit visit to Camp Detrick where 1,032 people received free chest X rays. The unit operated Thursday Friday and part of Monday during its Frederick County tour begun November 12 and slated to end December 19. Janet L Kerchner led the effort with assistance from her colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Camp Detrick
Frederick County
Janet L. Kerchner
Camp Detrick Women Named in List
A roster from Camp Detrick includes Mrs Robert L. Weintraub Mrs Don L. Mace Mrs M T Moree Mrs Edward H. Greason Mrs William B. Strough Mrs O C Woolpert Mrs W R Hinshaw Mrs J A Rosenthal Mrs J L Ivey Mrs A Hayward Mrs Raymond Randall Mrs Henry H Latham Mrs John L Schwab Mrs Allen A Haut Mrs Frederick Boyd Mrs Sidney Stern and Mrs John E Thompson.
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Ing Camp Detrick
Robert L. Weintraub
Don L. Mace
M. T. Moree
Edward H. Greason
William B. Strough
O. C. Woolpert
W. R. Hinshaw
J. A Rosenthal
J. L. Ivey
A. Hayward
Raymond Randall
Henry H. Latham
John L. Schwab
Allen A
Strength For Today By Early Douglass
A reflective meditation on winter winds and leafless trees revealing clearer sight. It contrasts bleak seasons with the hope that adversity exposes beauty and truth beyond loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass
Vision in Winter of Sorrow and War’s Aftermath
A wartime reflection notes how loss deepens life sense as bare trees symbolize vision, amid the U S Corps Cadets at West Point numbering 2406. Separate report from Rome states Fiat G 80 jet plane underwent successful tests at Amendola Airfield near Foggia with a 550 mph top speed powered by a De Havilland turbojet.
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Babsan
Svady
U . S Corps of Cadets
West Point
N.Y
IEP
Rome
Upeethe
Halian Ai Ministry
Wak
Amendola
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UES
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Ricardo Montalban
Charisse
Jand
Aman
Doris Day
Gordon MacRae
Oberndorf
Joseph Mohr
Father Mohr
Franz Gruber
Ala Ber
Mice
Schminn
Whizzer Motors
Bradley T. Halley, Jr
Petersville Road
Brunswick, Md
Anmoreds
M-E- Hi
Guarde
Cher
Elena Marlues
Deep South
Dailey’s
Reverent Services
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Detrick
Liahihetry
E. Harp Gilbertormerly
Cablenty Painting & Decorating Co
W. 5Th St
Pearre
Asia
Hospital Aid, Inc
Better Homes Equip. CO
Patrick St
Walter Snow
North Market St
Harry Footer & Co. Cleaners
N. Market ST. Frederick, MD
West Church Street
Frederick
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Estes Motors, Inc
Lincoln — Mercury
Bill Dean
E. Patrick St
James Mason
Carewe
Pederherst
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Jack Kennedy
Auto’ Mechanics
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