The Mews Frederick Ma Friday Dec 15 1917
A brief notice from The Mews in Frederick Maryland dated Friday December 15 1917. The fragment records an event or entry related to that location and date.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1947
Page
12
A brief notice from The Mews in Frederick Maryland dated Friday December 15 1917. The fragment records an event or entry related to that location and date.
John E. Raine told about 54 Washington auto dealers at the Francis Scott Key Hotel that organized trade groups deliver strength and better laws. The Frederick County Automobile Dealers Association hosted the session with attendees from Carroll and Washington counties. officers to be elected at the February meeting.
In Circuit Court two juries could not agree Thursday. Dyson Beil was returned to jail after a deadlocked panel in his case. The other jury failed to reach a verdict in the appeal of John C Wills. Sentences and names appear in the report with several defendants noted for unauthorized use of a vehicle and related charges.
The report notes a man knocked out Howard Meh rey of Doubs at Brunswick on May 19, 1945 and stole $400 a watch and a rag from the unconscious. It also covers Lester F. Raines jailed for contempt of court for failure to pay alimony, ordered into custody until he purges, with Judge Patrick M Schnauffer's Equity Court order. The Jackson Miss. item reports Lewis G Senneneman Jr 16 of East Meadow Mass named National Junior Vegetable Grower champion with $100 sectional awards to other youngsters.
Four men died and a fifth was missing after a gas explosion 1000 feet underground at Lehigh Coal Co in an Eastern Pennsylvania anthracite mine. Three others burned and nine union workers noted no immediate cause. Inspectors found no specific hazardous conditions but safety warnings had been issued previously.
Report describes rescue teams returning to a blast site where eight to ten workers had been, four bodies recovered in the gangway among torn timbers, with debris scattered and no fires burning nearby.
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister A Gromyko relocates from a modest upper west side flat to a Park Avenue mansion at 68th Street, the former Percy Pyne residence. The Rusnens purchased it last June 30 for about 1.9 million dollars.
The chief delegate and part of the staff will reside in the mansion as part of a well advised real estate circles plan. In 1947 Americans consumed 23 percent more meat than prewar levels, reflecting shifting postwar habits.
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