Stups awarded damages in Lewistown auto case
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer awarded Kathleen Putman Stup of Lewistown 7500 for injuries from an automobile crash on East Patrick Street November 23 1950. Claude Wilbur Stup received 2502.80 for medical expenses and related losses. In a third case Nicholas A Smith was ordered to pay 598.44 to the Stups with Stup receiving 50 in a counterclaim. A fourth case, Smith vs Stup, favored Stup. The verdicts total against Smith on East Patrick Street.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Circuit Court Today
Kathleen Putman Stup
Lewistown
East Patrick Street
Schnauffer
Claude Wilbur Stup
Stup
National Mutual Assurance Company
Nicholas A. Smith
Frederick
Route 1
Smith
Reynolds
Court of Appeals
Culler Hax
Berton W. Thompson
Richard E Zammmerman
John BR. Fitzpaiick
Vncal
Drunken Escapade Ends in Multiple Charges in Frederick
A Gaithersburg man Douglas Franklin Norris and two companions faced drunk driving, reckless driving, and license violations after a 3:30 PM route 240 stop near Evergreen Point. Norris received 60 days with fines totaling 350. Butt jailed 30 days for drunk and disorderly conduct. Hawkins paid 50 for permitting an unauthorized operator. Other locals faced traffic and parking charges amid a busy magistrate session.
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Gaithersburg
Frederick
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Douglas Franklin Norris
Route 3
Norris
Route 240
Evergreen Point
James F. Lewis
William Montgomery Butt
Troeper
Butt
Wilson Sidney Hawkins
Rockville
Hawkins
Sheffield
Marion Sylvester Ridgley
South Market Street
Alton Twenty
W. W. Corbin
Ridgely
Sixth
Market Streets
Corbin
Market Street
Ridgley
Twenty
John R. Fitzpatrick
Charles L. Mullen
Pike
Richard Ruthvin
East Church Street
Mullen
Clyde R Orndorff
Brunswick
E. Austin James
Orndorff
Charles U Price
Smirgheld Sate
Widames
Irving Tracer
Tim c Ave
Tive Named In Scandal Fired Tive Named In Scandal Fired
Washington reports Brannantour fired the director and assistant director of the Agriculture Department's commodity office in Dallas amid probes into short ages of government grain. Director Latham White and Assistant Director James Solomon were removed effective at the close of business Friday, having last reported for duty in December during the ongoing investigation.
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Washington
Brannantour
Agnaatture
Dallas
Latham White
Rcsisant
James Solomon
Dloc
Bucness
Record Budget Proposed by Governor for 1932 Session
Governor McKeldin sent a record 176,885,600 operating budget to the Maryland General Assembly and urged a 22,725,000 building program for the fiscal year starting July 1. The plan, eclipsing prior totals, relies on bond financing for capital projects and real estate tax receipts over 15 years. He also backed a 15% cut in personal income tax, citing a surplus to offset reductions.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
General Assembly
Maryland
Unis
General Treasury
Sapport Mact
McKeidin
Baltimore
Woman awarded 980 for services to decedent in Frederick
Stella V. Jackson of Frederick was awarded 980 in Circuit Court for services rendered to Miss Jane Zimmerman during her final illness in 1949. The judge noted Jackson provided substantial day and night care over many months, with a nurse paid five dollars daily for four weeks.
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Stella V. Jackson
Jane Zimmerman
Frederick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Jackson
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Miss Zimmerman
North Market Street
Stella
Wilbur F Sheffield, Jr
Edwin Fo Ndkirk
DeLavter
Sherman P Bowers
King George VI Dies A Queen Succeeds Britain in Mourning
King George VI died in his sleep at Sandringham after a long illness with cancer and circulatory issues. Elizabeth II, 25, becomes queen while Charles, Prince of Wales, is heir apparent. Elizabeth and Philip will fly home from East Africa after the 17 hour flight joining a nation in shock and tribute.
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Aney
Ague
London
East Africa
Kenya
Nairobi
England
George VI
Sandringham
Norfolk
Britain
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Buckingham Palace
Edward VIII
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Simpson
Victoria
Charles
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince of Wales
George
Africa
Ceylon
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Washington
Canada
Churchill
George V
Mary
Edward
St. James Palace
Prince Charles
Anne
Vicetoria
Prince Albert
Edward VII
Jingdom
Winston Churchill
Capital Is Saddened By King's Death
The death of King George VI saddened official Washington but noted no change in Anglo American relations. As a constitutional monarch, his role was symbolic of Britain's government. Queen Elizabeth II's ascent may influence ties. her visit with Prince Philip last November left a favorable impression and could bolster U S sympathy as Britain faces declining fortunes. The King and Queen were popular in Washington 13 years ago, during wartime.
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Washington
George VI
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
United States
Truman
Britain
George
Probate Will Of Dr Roop Leaves Estate To Family
The will of Dr Ernest P Roop a New Market physician fatally injured in a Saturday night automobile crash was probated in Orphans Court today. It estimates the estate near 50000 and names Dr Donald J Roop and daughters Mrs Margaret E Wright and Mrs Dorothy N Gresham as executors with authority to sell real estate. Each beneficiary receives 2500 or 5 pounds, and the residue is divided equally along with the New Market home contents. Will dated September 16 195t was witnessed by Benjamin B Rosensinck and Dorothy R Long.
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Ernest P. Roop
New Market
Orphans Court
Reop
Donald J. Reop
Margaret E Wright
Dorothy N. Gresham
Windsor Attends Rites Amid Monarch’s Death Rumor
In a New York brief from February six 1936 reports claim the Duke of Windsor would attend funeral rites for King George VI. the Duchess stays in the United States as discussions arise over the throne and royal titles.
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New York
Thake
Windsor
George VI
United States
Edward Wili
Furmer
Wallie Warfeld
Simpson
Wall
Sesthampton
Quehese
England
iWaliort
Elizabeth to Be England s First Queen In Years
London Feb 64 The death of King George VI makes Elizabeth Queen of England marking the first reign by a queen since Victoria. Elizabeth travels with Philip in Africa and Asia on a five month tour and Charles becomes prince apparent upon the king s death.
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London
George VI
Britain
Victoria
Elizabeth
Kenya
Africa
Ceylon
Australia
New Zealand
Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Panama Canal
Bermuda
Prince Charles
Charles
Anne
Princess Margaret
Cornwall
Rothesay
Scotland
Queen Mother
King George
Mary
Queen Elizabeth
Prince of Wales
Caernarvon Castle
Wales
UMT Bill Advances In House Armed Services Panel
The House Armed Services committee approved a compulsory universal military training bill by 27 to 7 in a closed session. The plan would induct eligible males at 18 into a six month training corps, with reserve service for seven and a half years after training, awaiting Senate action and presidential approval. A separate report notes a larceny arrest of a woman named Santa Miller, charged with stealing over 300 dollars from a county resident, with bond set at 1250 pending further action.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Securi Training Corps
Senate
Santa Miller
Bartgis Sere
Crouse
Byrnes Urges Southern Democrats to Stand Up and Fight
Atlanta February 8 Pi Gov James F Byrnes former Secretary of State urged southern Democrats to stand up and fight for national political recognition He told the Georgia legislature that electoral votes of the South can no longer be taken for granted He defended loyalty to the party while opposing Truman administration policies and backed Senator Richard B Russell for the Democratic Presidential nomination He promised to do all in his power to help elect him
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Atlanta
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Georgia
Byrnes
Truman
Soene
National Democratic Party
National Party
South
Richard B. Russell
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Empire
Tive
George F. Smith
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Woodsboro
Dr. Smith
Zimmerman Estate
Feb
Korea
Mary of England
Ata
British Empire
Queen Victoria
George VII
Elizabeth I
Roop
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