Duck law case ends in dismissal over closed season
Magistrate Thomas dismissed charges against Stanford Butts after finding no dead duck in possession during the closed season. Deputy Glenn Butts testified a trapped wood duck with one foot severed was found on the defendant’s coat. the magistrate noted the duck remained alive and ruled no hunter may possess a dead duck in season. The decision cited state and federal law and included questions about the corpus delicti.
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Butts
Eugene Lake
Frederick
Reing HH. Bierley
Auto Res
Austin Arnold
Pficer Hoffman
Leslie M.thews
Kanode
Southern States To End Conference Today
The Southern States farm services conference at the Francs Scott Key Hotel ends this afternoon after two days of meetings by top purchasing and distribution officials from Richmond. About 112 agency managers from Frederick attended. Highlights include supply outlooks for feed seed fertilizer and farm supplies with shortages forecast in some raw materials and metals. J E Givens urged personnel to keep the organization strong from within amid pressures on institutions.
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Southern States Farm Services
Francs Scott Key Hotel
Richmond
Frederick
J. E. Givens
Community Services
Southern States
Guaid
American Communist Glad To Return From Soviet Trip
Arden Pen, 29, once hoping to settle in Russia, returned to New York aboard the liner Washington with his wife Lilyan and their six month old daughter Dolores. He said he was glad to be back and sorry he left even temporarily, noting the hardships behind the iron curtain. He added he lost interest in communism after seeing it in practice and could not trust communism ideology.
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Russia
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Pay Raises Sought for All Maryland State Workers
The Maryland Classified Employees Association urged Governor McKeldin to back over 7,851 proposals including equitable salary increases tied to cost of living. President Albert S. Gordon said the package would cost between 4 and 5 million dollars and affect 13,800 state workers.
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Maryland
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Court News and Marital Property Transfers
Court notices list Melvin L. Wenger 34 and Victoria W. Langman 40 both of Dillsburg Pa as a marriage license couple. Deed transfers name Temple E Zacharias to Hilda Zacharias Opel and others, with multiple property actions across city and county records including Lawrence A. Wolfe to Henry David Fits and others, and Philip Homes to Charles M. Dodd Jr and wife.
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Victoria W. Langman
Dillsburg
Temple E Zacharias
Hilda Zacharias
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