Acquittals Mark Dui in Local Weapon Cases
Acquittals were ordered for Irvin Rabbit Shankie and painter Charles Smith after magistrate hearings. Shankie denied carrying a concealed weapon and was freed when officers admitted no warrant or arrest at the time of seizure. Smith, cleared of failing to yield to an oncoming vehicle, faced testimony on a November 23 collision near East Patrick Street with injuries and property damage. Other notes include suspended sentences for Lester Carter and minor fines for Diehl and Chaney as authorities reported on assorted case outcomes.
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Irvin
Rabbit
Shankie
West Patrickstree
Manuel M. Weinberg
Dorsey
Shook
Easing Place
Francis Perrott
Shankle
John R. Fitzpatrick
Nicholas A. Smith
Frederick
RFD 1
Twentey
Claude Wilbur Stup
Route 1
Frederick, “Had Had Some Drinks But Did Not Appear Under the Influence.” Smith
Patrick Street
Smith
Stup
James E. Reynolds
Lester Carter
Avenue
Addaye
South Market Street
Carter
Roland A. Leisenring
Baltimore
Glen D. Butis
A. S. Dieh
Blair Road
Takoma
D. C
Henry Hough
Montgomery County
Butts
Diehl
Maryland
Charles Whitter
Omeer Twentey
William Chaney
Lieut
China Forming Another Army Reveals Red militarization trend
A Canton dispatch reports China forming a sixth field army under Gen Yeh Chien Ying while Peiping says five military schools opened to train officers. Volunteers over 17 are urged, signaling possible conscription as the Reds expand armies across Manchuria and central China. Hollywood notes also report Belly Hutton and Ted Briskin's separation with ongoing divorce talks amid two daughters.
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Hongkong
China
Nnit
Canton
Wah Ku Yat Po
Yeh Chien-Ying
South China
Peiping
Redx
Manchuria
Britain Plans 10.1 Billion Rearmament Program Alone
London reports Britain believes it can fund a 10.089 billion dollar three year rearmament plan without American aid, according to informed sources. The disclosure, dated December 12, outlines self financing for a major military buildup.
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London
Britain
New Fire Truck Ordered For Citizens Department
The Citizens Truck Company ordered a semi cab Rescue model 100 foot all steel serial truck from American LaFrance Elmira. Delivery expected in six months after approval by the Mayer and Aldermen. The purchase, following an October inquiry, aims to replace the 1927 hook and ladder unit with a faster, more maneuverable apparatus featuring a 100 foot aerial ladder and enhanced safety and operating efficiency.
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Citizens Truck Company
American LaFrance Company
Elmira
Mayer and Aldermen
T. Lee Lankford
American InFrance Company
Frederick
Charles EH. Troxell
Roger W. Fogle
Ray Steele
Reading
Peter Pirsch
Columbus
Ohio
Seagrave Company
Geneva
American LaFrance
Steele
Rent Control Bill Sent to White House for March 31 Extension
Washington December 11 Congress sent to the White House a bill extending Federal rent controls through March 31. It is the first major domestic measure of the short session. The House passed the compromise bill by voice vote after Senate approval Friday. The act preserves decontrol in communities that have already moved to end controls. Housing Expediter Tighe Woods was reported to be involved in related developments.
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Washington
White House
Congress
House
Senate
Tighe Woods
Law Push Aims to End Local Decontrol Power
A proposal seeks a comprehensive statute to remove local option limits and authorize the national government to reassert control in defense matters as needed. The move would centralize authority to act in the nation’s defense interests whenever required.
Byrd Comments On Md Segregation At Maryland Colleges
University of Maryland President Dr. H C Byrd said the legislature has indicated approval of racial segregation in Maryland education. He noted the Board of Regents lacks a policy and that deans decide admissions, with segregation reflected in appropriations and legal actions. Negroes have entered law and nursing schools but not medicine dentistry or pharmacy.
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College Park
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Maryland
Byrd
Board of Regents
General Assembly
Medicine
Dentistry
Pharmacy
Ben Robinson
H. Boyd Wylie
Contacting 80 Countries By Telephone From U S
The article notes that it is now possible to reach 80 countries by telephone from nearly any U S location. Shortwave trans oceanic circuits enable this widespread connectivity, making international calls more practicable for broad user groups.
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U. S
Chrysler Grants Pact Mirroring GM Wage Rise
Chrysler Corp offers its 125,000 workers a near replica of General Motors terms, with an immediate one cent hourly raise and a four cent raise each year for four years. The deal, reached with CIO UAW after quick talks, ties wages to cost of living and expands pension, hospital, and insurance benefits from a prior 100-day strike settlement.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
CIO
United Auto
Chrysler
UAW
Milk Tops Survey of Favorite American Beverages
A recent survey places milk at the top of a list of favorite American beverages. The poll highlights strong milk support among age groups, with respondents citing versatility and health perceptions as key factors.
Social Etiquette: Answer Telephone and Relay Call
A guide notes proper telephone etiquette guiding when to say to a caller, just a moment please, and how to relay the message to the intended person. It contrasts correct calm notification with the inappropriate loud shout.
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Persoan
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Lane
Raye
Pasadena
Here
Cal Tech Seismological Laboratory
Charles Richter
Chile
Peru
Southwest Pacific
South America
Segregation
St. Joseph
Colonial Music Shop
Frederick's Complete Music Shop
South Wind
Foltz Mfg. & Supply CO
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Heia
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Agen
Maas Fyfen
Kemp's Discount Stampa
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Orea
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Mays
American Medical Association
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