Wipe Out Tag Fee Hike Faces Maryland House Vote
Annapolis Feb 4 Gov McKeldin signed a plan increasing auto license fees as part of the 368 million dollar highway program. Del Friedman and Sen Malkus move to eliminate the 557 raises. Debate centers on road maintenance funds and impact on state and city finances. Hearings set for further road program investigations and commission reforms. Hood College TV feature plans and local community events also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
McKeldis
del. Friedman
D-Balto
Maryland
Senate
Lens Malkus
Dorchester
Nock
Wicomico
Friend
R-Garrett
Malkus
Markus
Keldin
McKeldin
Commission
State Roads Commisson
Baltimore City
House
Sewing Hints for New Fibers by Betsy Levington
Betsy Levington outlines how to sew with new synthetic fibers. She covers machine stitch, tension, and presser foot pressure, plus needle sizes and thread choices for various fabric weights, emphasizing correct grain adjustments and balanced stitching for durability and appearance. A separate note covers a dairy meeting in Walkersville with Dr Roger Morrison speaking, including schedule and sponsor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy J. Levington
Heart as Engine of Healing After a Heart Attack
Dr William A Brams explains in accessible terms how coronary thrombosis alters heart function. The heart can re route blood, grow new pathways, and heal itself, though hardening of arteries remains a lasting risk. Recovery varies from full restoration to lasting impairment, with caution about future clots. The piece blends medical explanation with patient guidance and notes on fever signaling healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Brams
NEA Service
New York
NEA
Firemen Hurt As House Fire Damages Maryland Home
Fire destroyed parts of a two story pebble dash home near Woodfield causing about 5000 dollars in damage after flames from a plumbers blowtorch ignited timbers under stucco. Two firemen were injured and an ambulance was summoned as four fire companies battled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flue Independent Hose Co
Louis Es
Feagavill
U.S 30
Woodfield
Evelyn Birkhead
Damascus
Laytonsvile
Gaithersburg
Hyattstown
Birkhead
Agricultural Department
New Delhi
Joe Hawkins
Damascus Company
Mike Windham
Laytensville Company
Howes
Laytonsville
Hyattsville
Three Emus Sentenced for Marines Manslaughter at Rockville
Three Marines Corporal Raul Coronado 22 from San Antonio Texas Private first class Pedro Molano 26 of New York City and Corporal Armando Estrada 21 of Tucson Arizona were convicted of manslaughter in the fatal beating of Sgt Henry T Johnson of Johnson City Tennessee and were sentenced to three years in the Maryland reformatory for males at Hagerstown Judge Charles W Woodward ordered the sentences to begin after last November 4 the date they were jailed without bond The courtroom heard service records showing a range from good to excellent and the judge condemned the act as killing a superior officer while he was down with the marines present the conviction followed by a Marine Corps officer presenting the service records
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Maryland Reformatory
Hagerstown
Charles W. Woodward
Henry T. Johnson
Johnson City
Tenn
Woodward
Raul Coronado
San Antonio
Tex
Pic
Fedro A. Molano
New York City
Armando T. Estrada
Tucson
Ariz
Marine Corps
Dedication Planned for Ijamsville Sunday School Rooms
After weeks of cooperative effort the Ijamsville Methodist church to dedicate new Sunday school rooms at 9 am. The basement now hosts four rooms a furnace room two child classrooms and an assembly and youth classroom with tiled floors new lighting and child friendly colors. Youth will lead the ceremony and Mrs Joseph Kehne mentors a youth choir as candles cross and Bible are carried to the worship center. Reverend William Harpold will receive the decorated rooms with thanks from Joseph D Kehne superintendent. Teachers Mrs Lemuel Breckenridge Mrs Frederick W Keller and Miss Margaret Cronenburg aid as the church recuperates. The dedication follows a communion service at 10 am led by Rev Harpold on youth and faith. In Sacramento future foresters may carry hypodermic needles as wood may be grown in decorator colors says Leslie J Carr head of a forest products research lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ijamsville Methodist
Joseph D. Kehne
Joseph D Kehne
William ©. Harpold
Lemuel Breckenridge
Frederick W. Keller
Douglas Rocket
Margaret Cronenburg
Harpold
Sacramento
Calif
Leslie J. Carr
Forest Products Research Laboratory
Pair Sentenced In Night Court For Assault and Malicious Destruction
Two colored defendants faced Friday hearings before Magistrate Wilbur F. Shef field Jr. in People's Night Court. James A. Jefferson Jr. was sent to the House of Correction for four months after pleading assault and battery on his father over a TV and stove dispute. Lawrence Wilkerson also received four months for malicious destruction of private property tied to a teenage girl’s belongings. Kenneth M. Johnson held the warrant claiming the girl resides at Wilkerson’s mother’s home. The case included torn clothing and a bicycle damaged beyond repair as gifts. The article also mentions Nathan L. Smith, Baltimore public works director, dying in Mercy Hospital after a five-week illness, and a domestic testimony from Mrs. George William Stone Sr. in a separate matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
People's Night
James A. Jefferson Jr
West All Saints Street
Jefferson
Jefferson Sr
Young Jefferson
Sergt
Harry Phillips
Paul Mosshirg
Cra
William ‘Mutchuer
Lawrence Wilkerson
North Bentz Street
Kenneth M. Johnson
Wilkerson
Johnson
Jal
Baltimore
Nathan L. Smith
Mercy Hospita
Linwood
Carroll County
Ald Smith
McKeldin
Old Blue Ridge College
Swarthmore
Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
State Roads Commission
Warrant of Assault Issued in Frederick Case
The News Frederick Md reports a warrant charging assault after a Wednesday incident. Mary testified the man cannot quit drinking and that when drunk he pushes and beats her, with threats to throw her out a window. Stone Sr. received a suspended three month sentence for lack of a serious police record. Traffic fines were listed for several individuals for reckless driving and speeding. Also reported: San Antonio archdiocese says only three white families removed children after ending school segregation at all levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Stone Sr
House of Correction
Stone
Norman E. Confer
Dewittsville
Harvey E. Smith
Walkersville
C. S. Tregoning
Carl M. Widener
Piney Flats
Tenn
George F. Slifer Jr
Middlestown
Paul Mossburg
Franklin i. Webber
Monrovia
Nathan Dorsey
San Antonio
Archdiocese of
Parochial Desegregation Survey In Texas
The Texas archdiocese reports parochial schools are handling desegregation well with Negro admission in line with expectations. Msgr. Boyle notes admissions are treated as normal, contrasting with broader Texas segregation where public schools and other areas remain segregated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Supreme Court
James M. Boyle
South
Libertytown 4-H Club Elects Officers at January Meeting
The Libertytown Girls 4-H Club met January 25 with ten members present at the home of president Patsy Rippenn. Officers were elected, record books were filled, and plans for a St Patrick Day dance were discussed. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting is scheduled for February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
Libertytown Girls
Zee
Patsy Rippenn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hood College
Channel 11
Margaret Sue Stiteler
Surf City
Conn
Russell T Blackwood
May Jane de Haas
Adamstown
Carroll Manor
Newton Kanode
Valentine
Robert DeRose
James Houff
Kanode
Evelyn Thomas
John Kabuick
Elsie Smith
Bernard Gibson
Robert Strailman
Robert Tuck
Lawrence Hoffman
James Titus
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, Doubs
Hume Davis
Edward Carey
David Specht
Lord Jesus
Raymond Basford
Howard Brown
Gary Specht
Rayhu Specht
Roger A. Morrison
Barington
Ill
The
Farmers Supply Company
Counix
New Look
Fire Hall
Morrison
College of Washington
Ohio State University
State College of Washington
Human Heart
William Ams
Jippincott Company
Sen. Shipley
Frank E. Shipley Savage
Howard County
Maryland Senate
University Hospital
Shipley
Joseph Story
Jon
George William Stone Sr
West
Patrick Street
Pras
Sieberling Tires
Philco
Motorola
A. & F. M. Sunbeam Mixmasters
Irons Lewyt Vacuuum Cleaners
Melvin M. Engle
W. Carroll St
Monogacy Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Footer’s
Harry
Footer and Company Cleaners
Market St. — Frederick
Market St
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the News
Satur
Las
Otarion
Frederick
West Patrick St
Monument
Prescription Service Modern Pharmacy
Pearere’s Drug Store
Pisa
Peae Coe
East Patrick ST
YES
Ritchie Finance Corporation
Ritchie Finance
Ritchie Finance Corp
Market Street
Kehne’s
Kehne Furniture CO
South Market St. Monument
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!