Legislator Promotes Home Rule Debate Amid Auto Tampering Tale
In Annapolis a Eastern Shore official stirred discussion on home rule as Mayor Russell P. Smith of Cambridge led a legislative committee through a tale of a tramp, a naked ride, and a convertible crash. Separately, David Frederick Roberts Hi of Union Bridge faced a People’s Court finding him guilty of tampering with a Wiggington car, while witnesses described someone seen in the vicinity. The immigration panel also heard testimony on refugees and public definitions, and budget talks touched on pay raises and deferrals for federal and state programs.
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Campaign spending limits challenged by league president
Mrs. Wiliam H. Wood, the j league president, told House and Senate subcommittees that a new proposal to set limits on campaign spending is weaker than at present. She objected to letting candidates charge the cost of radio and television time to personal expenses. This nullifies the provision limiting expenditures by some candidates to 20,000 and 2,500 by others.
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Auto Crash Trial Ends With Dual Not Guilty
Frederick news brief reports two men involved in a vehicle collision near Burkittsville. state could not prove driver identity, leading to acquittal for both. Collateral forfeitures noted for Jack Alan Boward of Hagerstown, Lester Lee Mover of Dundalk, and Kenneth L. Martin of Thurmont for various traffic offenses.
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Miss Lighter's Will Admitted To Probate
Miss Edith B. Lighter of Middletown had her will probated in Orphans Court. The document directs bequests to siblings and leaves remaining personal property to be sold with net proceeds split among heirs. Amos A. Hotter named executor. the will dated May 12, 1951.
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Marshbail College
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Medecisa Dacre
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A. A. Hotter
J. Edwin Bowers
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Frederick
Lydia C. Grove
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Columbus
Kansas City
Roger F. Routzahn
Questions and Answers in Classical History and Literature
A quiz format asks who was the first Christian Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire, answering Constantine the Great. It notes that six Pleiades stars are visible to the naked eye, with some claiming a seventh star. It also mentions early American author Washington Irving who used the pen name Diedrich Knickerbocker and Jonathan Okistyle.
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Diedrich i Knickerbocker
Washington Irving
Jonathan Okistyle
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