Newsboy Helps Police Nab Suspect In Shooting Case
Baltimore February 17 A 20 year old corner newsboy and a police sergeant helped develop the lead that led to the arrest of a young bricklayer in the shooting of Patrolman Benedict. Regis King notified Sgt Maxwell after spotting a description on radio. Wood was trapped at a drug store date with his girlfriend and nabbed.
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Baltimore
Arnold Wood
Whitehall
MD Hewis
Todd
Joseph ‘D. Benedict
Regis King
Wood
Set
Theodore R. Maxwell
King
Benedict
Woody
Sgt. Maxwell
Maxwell
Mary Bates Tolliver
Boy on Father's Lap Drives Car to Save Injured
Burley Idaho February 17 an eight year old boy seated on his father's lap drove a car twelve miles to reach Cottage Hospital and saved three men temporarily blinded in a gasoline explosion. Roy Lee Grindrod age eight kept driving to guide others to safety.
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Burley
Idaho
Cottage Hospital
Louis Grindrod
Roy Lee
Kenneth
Roy
Paul Chessly
Here
Grinrods
Rey Lee
England to ship 15 800 tractors to United States this year
A Congressional committee heard that American farmers will receive 15 800 tractors from England in the current year. Harold Pinches of Harry Ferguson Co. said Coventry England's Standard Motor Works is producing Ferguson tractors at 200 a day for U S shipment. The House Agriculture Committee expressed surprise at the scale of aid program exports. In Virginia, the House of Delegates approved a bill to curb branch banking by 70 to 22.
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Washington
England
House Agriculture Committee
Aamerica
Harold Pinches
Harry Ferguson Co., Inc
Pinches
Standard Motor Works
Coventry
Ferguson
Richmond
House of Delegates
Man Who Forecast Severe Winter Sees Worst Ahead
George J. McCormack, an amateur astro meteorologist in Lawn New Jersey, predicts the worst cold wave will begin near February 29 from Toronto and move southward to the first of March with severe cold, heavy snow and record snowfall. He cites a 30 year accuracy and has warned utilities and railroads to stockpile fuel and prepare snow removal plans.
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Marc J. Parsons
A&a
Lawn, N. J
George J. McCormack
McCormack
Toronto
Canada
id-Alantic
mid-Atlantic
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Buffalo
Mid- Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
New York
Europe
British Isles
U. S
R McCormack
J. J. Dunlap
New York Bell Telephone
George
Mississippi Valley
106Th Meridian
Denver
Frederick to enact three health ordinances tonight
Three ordinances to regulate milk sales, eating and drinking places, and pasteurization of frozen desserts will be presented to the Frederick mayor and aldermen for adoption. About 20 people from milk production, processing and distribution, and restaurant sectors attended a Tuesday city hall meeting.
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Frederick
City Hall
Donald J. Roop
Baltimore
Washington
Trederick
Local Ordinances Backed by Chambers and Health Officials
Officials endorsed three ordinances including sanitation and frozen desserts with support from the Chambers of Commerce and the Frederick County Tuberculosis Association. County Commissioners and health officers from the U S Public Health Service attended, noting no permit fees and a one year grace period for compliance.
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Chambers of Commerce
Frederick County Tuberculosis Association
Walter Comer
Bruce Brachey
D. W. Taylor
U. S. Public Health Service
Mayor pushes for clean milk and restaurants in traffic plan
Mayor Lloyd Culler explains that while no one should suffer, the goal is good clean milk and good clean restaurants. He says state traffic engineers will join aldermen Thursday for a joint inspection of alternate routes proposed to ease downtown congestion.
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Lloyd C. Culler
State Roads Commission
SEC
What’s in the bag at Baltimore confectionery
Baltimore police questioned a man exiting a confectionery store after a bag was found slung over his shoulder. Patrolman Louis Hammersley asked the man to explain the bag’s contents as officers investigated the incident.
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Baltimore
Louis Hammersley
Burglary Arrest Involving Charl Jackson
Hammersley arrested Charl Jackson on burglary charges after investigation at a location containing soap, ly rettes, socks, ham, playing cards, skoolish, candy bars, pennies, screwdrivers, flashlights, and two hammers. Jackson held in $1,000 bail.
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Newsboy
Sitin
Charles W. Magahz
Western District
Maryland
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Magaha
E. Austin Baughman
Charles W. Smith
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick County
Lieul Alagaha
Frederick 5
South Market
Vivian
Adamstown
Uackeystown
Victor
Photo-Sport
South Market St
George Hamilton
Ales
RCA Victor
Motorola
E. Patrick St
F. Russell Young
Allen’s Corner Market
Sorens
Guy C. Kline
Myersville
Sherwood Oil Heat
G. R. Shipley
Burall’s Cycle Shop
C_ Carty’s
EL Patrick St
Rer Hele
Pet Reese
VN AC
Bette Davis
Jezebel
Allen’s Market & Second Sts
ALLO
C.E. Cline & Son» Funeral Directors
Reliable Junk Company
Frederick Junk Company
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
WM. D. Bowers Lumber CO
Western Maryland Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Frederick, Maryland
Kate Greenaway
Life Magazine
Hendrickson’s
Hendrickson
Newsepapeer
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