Stolen 1953 Cadillac DeVille Found In Baltimore Case
Officer Stockman was held on 23.80 collateral for intoxication within city limits. A 1953 Cadillac DeVille parked near 320 West Patrick Street on December 19 was later observed with a battery and towed to a local garage. By December 26, exactly one week and five hours later, Baltimore police reported the car stolen and the driver missing.
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Stockman
Arnold Simmons
West Patrick Street
Simmons
Baltimore
City Police Keep Busy With Holiday Detections
City police spent a busy Christmas weekend tackling drunken driving collisions and related damage. Docket shows Joseph Morris Rickards charged with operating under the influence and reckless driving after hitting a parked car on West Third Street. damages estimated at 250 dollars. Robert E. Murphy also cited for damage to Rickards vehicle. Crum charged with DUI and reckless driving after a Christmas Eve crash into a parked car on West Second Street. injuries to passenger from Route 3. Robert L. Crum held on major and reckless driving counts. Additional cases include Albert Baugher cited for failing to stop after striking unattended vehicle and damages to two cars. Others involve minor mishaps and drunk and disorderly charges. police investigations led by Lt. Dorsey and Officers Stockman and Shook.
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Santa Claus
Ioo
Joseph Morris Rickards
Route 5
West Third Street
Court Street
Rickards
Ramning
Robert E. Murphy
Washington
Dorsey
Stockman
Murphy
Richards
West Second Street
Robert L. Crum
East Patrick Street
Arden
Cram
Second Street
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Diana
Albert Herman
Council Street
Joseph B. Orndorff
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Crum
Herman
James Stockman
Albert John Baugher
Thurraok
Norman Dietz
Denver
Baugher
Sgt
Shook
Donald Lehmar Phillips
Boonsboro
Sherman Clayton Stull
Route 3
Jefferson and
West South Streets
Merkle E .Osborn
West Patrick Street
Spalding
James Talbott
Osborn
Harry Quinn
Harry Lee Lake
Henry Lawrence Lake
East Sixth Street
Quinn
Officer Boost
Dear Miss Dix Seeks Wedding Guidance From Susan
Dorothy Dix answers Susan about a fiancé who quit work and a failed engagement due to parental disapproval. Dix cautions that a job with a prospective father in law is a poor test, notes the fiancé is maturing, and suggests delaying marriage for six months to a year to gauge direction.
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Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
Claisanae
Wween
Jerry
Susan
Dear Miss Dix Advice Columns From An Old Newspaper
A reader asks if a man should carry his girlfriend’s shopping bags while another advises a long distant engagement. The second letter features Sallie lamenting wait for a soldier with timely guidance urging activity and hope.
Tydings Group May Renew Franchise Efforts
Former Sen Millard Tydings leads investors weighing a renewed bid to take over Capital Transit Co franchise in Washington. A Baltimore meeting at Samuel J Hoffberger’s offices will discuss adding backers after a stalled request and a union contract dispute.
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Wadtington
Sen. Millard & Tydings
D-Md
Capital Transit Co
Baltimore
Samuel Jloffberger
Paul Kotland
Public Utility Commission
Capital Transit
Tedings
Transit Union
Holland
Farm Bureau Meets Dec 29 and Legion Soldier Award
The Frederick County Farm Bureau holds its annual meeting at Frederick High School starting 10 a.m. President Noah E Kefauver Jr and others present 1955 social security and Blue Cross info. The event includes elections for president vice president and directors and a luncheon, with Wilson A Heaps to give the principal address. Separately, Edward A Crowther presents the Legion Soldier Award to Fred Robert B Knill of Company B 302nd Signal Battalion. Knill, Middletown High School graduate and local auto mechanic, enlisted October 1953 and trained at Ft. George G. Meade. Knill earned respect for his duty and is singled out as outstanding soldier of the battalion.
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Knill
Middletown
Middletown High School
The
Model Garage
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Frederick High School
Noah E. Kefauver, Jr
T. 5. Anderson
Firs
C. W. Schaffer
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
Associated Women
Federal
Social Security Department
Maryland Hospital
B. B. Rosenstock
Noah
Thomas D. Arnold
Lee Doub
Wilson A. Heaps. Street
Maryland Farm Bureau
M. J. Croghan
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William Freed
East Third Street
Sgt. Shook
Wen Dhead
Delphey
West Patrick St
City
Garl
de Veeras
Peter
Cluvatry
Bill
Japan
Bull
Sally
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Tydings’ Group
Los Angeles
Molly Gomez
General of Eggs
Farm Bureau
Alben W. Barkley
D-Ky
Jan Hadley
Holton Arms
University of Wisconsin
Malcolm Marshall
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Haven
Conn
Leston Ave
Tyler St
Evergreen Cemetery
Oldsmobile
Frederick County National Bank OF
Frederick
North Market St
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Banks of
Farmers & Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Frederick Town Savings Institution
Western Maryland Trust Company
Yy and I
Lace
Taffetas
Coats
Zibeline
Kemp
China
Castleton
Flintridge
Franciscan
Spode Havaline Barbarian Rosenthal
Gorham Wallace Reed & Barton International Heirloom
Crystal
Fostoria Bryce Lotus
Colonial Jewelry Company
Market Street
Ray W. Wahl
East Fifth Street
Patrick Street
Addi A
Race Lab
Walter Snow
Franciscan Gic
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