Three Fined for Peace Disturbance in Court
Three defendants, two colored men and a white man, received maximum fines of 100 dollars or 90 days in jail for peace disturbance offenses tied to assault and battery or attempted robbery before Magistrate Manuel Werberg. Testimony described a street scuffle over groceries, with the white defendants acquitted in part but both sentenced to 90 days for other counts.
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Manuel
Werberg
Magistra
Louis Hurst
Hillede
Hurst
House of Correction
Clyde E Thoas
Kenneth Baker
All Saints Street
Thomas
Shelton W Latter
Shelton
Baker
Goins
Fisticus
Thonas
Robert Jackson
Clarksburg
Webster Laby
Harry Lake
Robert Stoner
Petrillo lifts ban on making of records
Government approval comes for industry union pact to end the Petrillo ban on phonograph records. Pact includes a welfare fund for musicians and a five year contract. signing follows Taft Hartley act questions. Some firms report stocked records and a slow start for new presses. industry hopes to boost a sagging market. Democrats in Maryland and Virginia pledge $250,000 per state for President’s inaugural committee, led by Melvin Hildreth and Howard Duckett, with William Pawley of The Plains, Va.
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Washington
Petrillo
AFL Musicia
Musiccians
Iid
Ion
Ind
New York
Maryla
Virgine
T .Ss
Melvin D. Hildreth
Hildreth
Anno Tees
Aitor Howard Duckett
Torney
Wliam D. Pawley
the Plains
Brazil
Hyattsville
Arrests Listed for Drunkenness and Disturbance
Police records show Claude Gardner, identified as colored, fined $5.80 for drunkenness and $5.60 for peace disturbance. Details imply separate citations and amounts.
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Claude Gardner
Court News and Marriage Licenses Ledger from Leesburg Area
Foreclosure petitions on chattel mortgages filed by Parsons Newman and others against Janel Stauffer and Robert G. Stauffer. Marriage licenses listed include A Gerber and Alice Pastor of Leicester. Ray W. Long and widow Ena Vista. James L. Negie and Genevieve Dodson of Charles Town. John Connell and others noted as colored. Property transfers show executors David G Everhart and William Poe White to George W. Brone Jr. and wife, plus several deeds and conveyances including Henry C. Giles, Merril Murphy, and others in Leesburg and surrounding areas.
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Charles Town
Rick Vela
Leesburg
John Connemond
Bufario
Henry A. Ritemapsen
Sowers
Oatland
A. Thompsen
Lucilla E Sant
R. Helen of
Merril I. Murphy
Christmas Party Held By Arden M Jones Family
A community gathering was hosted by Arden M Jones and spouse with nearby residents in attendance. Attendees included Ida Shefer Dorothy DeGrange Bernice Pettingal and several others, with music and refreshments noted as part of the event.
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Dors Freed
Edith Myers
Katherine Kerchner
Nellie Jane Snyder
Louise Hkefauver
Edne Shafer
Lorraine Hare
Yeonane Gerrich
Prisentia
Coxon
Kan Municipal Association Urges Clearing Legislation
Washington December 1392 the Kan Municipal Association urged Congress to enact long delayed clearance and financing legislation for city business districts in January.
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Washington
Kan Municipal Association Em
Congress
Ng Legisimas
Che
Faces Fight Over Controls
Atlantic City N J December 14 The American Farm Bureau Federation convention faced a bitter fight on extending government markets to production of farm products Delegates discussed price supports and farm programs amid a debate over wartime levels and future policy shifts Supporters urged extending price supports while opponents pressed for limits and market reforms The chaotic session reflected a broader national struggle over farm policy during the postwar period
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Farm Bureau Federation
Convention Threatens Resignation Amid Broad Government Proposal
At the bureau’s 30th annual convention President Allan B. Kline hinted he would resign if the convention fails to advocate expanded government programs. Delegates from Alabama, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Oklahoma pushed for high price supports and broader farm policy.
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Allan B. Kline
Herbert W. Voor
Jerse
Wate
Alcor
L Wingta
Barecu
Alsbara
Mississippi
North Carolus
South Carolina
Tennessee
Vast army of officials seen in farm policy stance
The News reports on a Frederick MD discussion noting a vast army of government officials and hints at a complete regimen for agriculture. A December 14 convention backs a position on high prices and reverses farm bureau policy.
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Frederick
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Southern Restaurant
North Market St
Celta
MT Pa Higidd OF
Koy
Bclova Watch CO
Bie & Beer
Gruexs—Walthams
Benrus—Longines
Far Inn
N. Market Street
Farm Bureau
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Grey Beauty Shop
Willat
Patrick Street
Soar
Sears
Barbera Jane
Parcheesi
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