Rampant City Brawl Leads to Multiple Arrests at Ramsburg Apartment
Chaos erupted Saturday night as William Royer Senex and Jesse L Cook faced charges for resisting arrest and disturbing the peace after a violent clash at 725 North Market. Police reported boiling water and coal used as weapons, with several others jailed for assault, drunkenness, and peace disturbance across the city during the hours around midnight. Chapel services announced by Damascus High School faculty to run each Wednesday in Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Royer
Jesse L
Morancis N. Cook
North Market
William K. Ramsburg
Phobus
Roger
Cook
Ramsburg
Ernest
Cotton” Lane
Booth Bentz
Mildred Bell
Sergt. Phobus
John Chaney, Jr
East Church Street
Dorothy Ormes
Sergt
Swomiey
Stup
Bartgis
Kanode
John Wright
Iris Rice
North Bentz Street
James E. Moore
Klineharts Ailey
Isabell Jefferson
Kanade
George
E DeLashmut
Carmen E. Snyder
Rocky Springs
South Market Street
Delmar Bell
Yellow Springs
Matthew Oswell Tyergar
Water Street
Russell Rippeon
West Patrick Street
Henry L. Weedon
Frank Dorsey
Frank Grove
Henry Herbert
West All Saints Street
Swomley
Edward Mackley
Morth Market Street
Omeer Rentzell
Phebus
Ernest Dorsey
Airy
Burras
Fire destroys house and barn near Libertytown
A wind driven fire destroyed a one room stone house across from Mrs. John Rippeon's farm and a 26 by 46 shed barn at Libertytown. Sparks from the dwelling caused the blaze which consumed five tons hay fodder corn a corn printer and drill and feed and machinery on the farm of John Albaugh. Six fire companies fought the flames until 2 am Sunday.
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Lees
John Rippeon
Libertytown
Charles Green
Independents
Uniteds
Frederick
Mt Airy Union Bridge
Walkersville
New 3 War
Green
John Albaugh
Fire and traffic mishaps reported in local area
Firefighters blamed for no precautionary measures as a barn and its contents were damaged, home loss uncertain for a Green family. A Sand Hole truck fire caused minor damage before arrival. A fuel tanker was mired on Route 40 near Cooksville, Lisben escaped unharmed, Burgess cited for unsafe passing. Seven drowned in Tokyo river incident. one American soldier missing.
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Buckeystown Pike Sun- Y
James Russell Hahn
New Market
Cooksville
Reno W. Lisben
Frederick
John M. Worgan
Frederick W. Burgess
Market
H. P. Mayfield
Ellicott City
Weekend Traffic Tops Heavy Year as Warm Sun Shines
State Police report the weekend saw the heaviest traffic of the year amid sunny skies and warm conditions. Midday activity persisted through Sunday with a motorcycle run noted. Forecasters missed the snow and cold, but warmer highs reached into the 70s while lows hovered near 23. Icy spots formed on some roads due to meltwater.
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Weather
State Roads Commission
No Great Swing From Law's No-Strike Clauses
The National Industrial Conference Board reported that analysis of 185 contracts shows no major shift from no-strike clauses under Taft Hartley Law. About 20 percent have a no strike clause. 90 contracts include no strike clauses with limited exemptions. Some clauses allow discipline for unauthorized strikes and require action by union officers to curb such strikes. Damascus High hosts Montgomery County Interhigh Student Council with seven Montgomery County high schools attending to discuss problems and activities.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Damascus High School
Montgomery County Interhigh
Montgomery County
Taneytown Man Hurt In Rt 15 Accident
Emory Hablin, 75, of near Taneytown, sustained facial and head lacerations and possible leg injuries when a car struck the rear of his horse drawn buggy on Route 15 near Emmitsburg. Driver James D. Munshower of Gettysburg said sun glare blinded him as he approached the square. Hablin was taken to Annie M. Warner Hospital in Gettysburg.
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Emory Hablin
Taneytown
Route 15
Emmitsburg
James D. Munshower
East Middle Street
Gettysburg
Kenneth Bond
Hahn
Hain
Annie M. Warner
Gallegos Inaugurated Venezuela's First Popularly Elected President
Romulo Gallegos was inaugurated today as Venezuela's first president elected by popular vote. In the same report, a traffic accident case notes Munshower discharged after treatment with no injuries to him. his car damaged about $75 and a buggy demolished while horses escaped unharmed. Trooper Bond declined charges.
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Munshower
Bond
Two Officers Shot in Brookhaven Gunbattle
In Brookhaven Mississippi early today two city policemen were shot and wounded during a pistol battle with unidentified men suspected of breaking into a store. Officer Wiles C Brister was hit in the chest and LeRoy F P Watts shot in the leg, bone broken. Roads to the south were blocked as officers pursued the suspects.
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Brookhaven
Miss
Tec
Wiles C. Brister
LeRoy FP. Watts
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George Hamilton
South Market
Victor
Reyes
Mene
Wowen
Gerald Mohr
Jiggs
Maggie
Weil Brothers
Tokyo
Armerican
Sumida
Frederick 5
Europe
United States
Allen’s Corner Market
C.E. Cline & Son
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Auto — Furniture
Comaker
North Market ST Frederick
Rt. 15
Allen’s Market & Second Sts
Sherwood Oil Heat
G. R. Shipley
Frederick, MD
Ding
Ford
the Frederick Motor CO
WM. D. Bowers Lumber CO
Ithe
the Farmers & Mechanics
Reliable Junk Company
Frederick Junk Company
New Chambers
U. S
Western Maryland Trust Co
Federal Deposit. Insurance Corp
Frederick, Maryland
WENT
Warner Tivoli
Hendrickson’s
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