Police Court Cases Heard In Rocky Springs
George E. DeLashmutt and Coramen E. Snyder of Rocky Springs were acquitted on peace disturbance charges before Magistrate Manuel MacWeinberg after testimony they protested the woman being thrown out of a diner. Ruth Scott of 330 East Street was found guilty and fined $10. William Blank of 413 Kinneharts Alley paid $100 for leaving the scene of a property damage crash. Franklin Lambert’s sentence was suspended for six months, while Benjamin Lambert of Point of Rocks received suspended sentence on assault and battery. William Dillon of 2009 F Street, deemed mentally unfit, was held for VA examination after multiple incidents. A list of collateral forfeitures followed for various offenses including drunkenness, peace disturbances, and reckless driving.
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George E. DeLashmutt
Coramen E. Snyder
Rocky Speings
Manuel MacWeinberg
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Weer Head
Martin Kanods
Ruth Scott
East Street
John Henry Blank
Kinneharts Alley
Dumper
Blank
Reck
Trapp
Marchner
Wagises
North Market Street
Sergt
Ben Phebus Jr
House of Correction
Benjamin L. Lambert
Point of Rocks
India Lambert
Buhrman
Murray
Wiliam J. Dillon
Street
Washington
Veterans Administration
W. H. May
Dillon
Sergi May
Blue Ridge
Washington County
Fance
May
Italy
Anzio
Follo Charles Ivory
John D. Streams
Fannie
Dorothy Ormes
Samuel Carroll
George Anderson
H. D. Stup
Four Ways To Achieve Peace by Army Chief Bradley
General Omar N. Bradley outlined four paths to lasting peace in a public speech to the American Association of School Administrators. He urged United Nations unity universal military training reconstruction aid and avoiding comfort to aggressors. He warned education must teach men to live in the atomic age and cautioned that universal training would not supply troops.
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N. JL
Omar N. Braddey
United Nations
Europe
Asia
Bradley
American Association of Schnell
United States
Vernal equinox guides spring skies and bright planets
On March 29 the sun reaches midway on its northward path marking spring in the northern hemisphere while autumn begins in the south. Evening and morning skies show Orion, Taurus, Canis Major, Gemini, and spring helpers like Bootes Arcturus Virgo and Spica with Mars Jupiter Saturn and Venus prominent at different times. Mercury appears as a morning star around March 17 near sunrise.
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Science Service Astronomy
Science Service
Orion
Warner
Rigel
Taurus
Auriga
Sirius
Beca
Gemini
Castor
Pollux
Procyon
Bootes
Arcturus
Virgo
Spica
Denebola
Lee
Regulus
March
Mars
Saturn
Venus
Jupiter
Mercury
Small Nations Granted Voice in Discussions
Lemion Feb 23 The Big Three Western powers grant Belgium The Netherlands and Luxembourg a voice in talks on western Germanys role in the Marshall Plan. U S Britain and France adopt a seven point agenda covering reparations Ruhr control and western frontiers. Russia absent. Britain rejects Soviet protests and cites Russian opposition as hindering economic unity. There are 81853 greenhouses in the United States with 6496 in California.
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Lemion
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Ruhr
Russia
Montgomery County Fire Dept Elects New Officers
The Gaithersburg Washington Grove Volunteer Fire Department elected Dr. Forte Sandison as president replacing William A. Waters who did not seek re election due to illness. New officers include Charles Davie vice president James Magruder secretary Reynolds Younkin treasurer Charles M. Fox chief Clark Windsor Jr assistant Wesley Briggs first captain Norman Groshos second captain Upton Reed first lieutenant and William Cashman second lieutenant. Between 200 and 300 parts of an automobile contain rubber in addition to its tires.
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Forte Holiday Sardison
Gaithersburg - Washington Groie Volunteer Fire Department
Celding William A. Waters
Waters
Reynolds Younkin
Charles M. Fox
Clark C. Windsor, Jr
Wesley Briggs
Norman Groshos
Secord
Upton Reed
William Cashman
Earl Long Seeks Louisiana Comeback in Democratic Runoff
New Orleans reports Earl K. Long, brother of Huey Long, launches a political comeback against Sam H. Jones in a Louisiana Democratic runoff. Jones trails after a January first primary with Morrison backing Jones while Kennon stays neutral. The race hinges on the 229,323 voters from two eliminated candidates as the reform forces face a final battle. Three chimney fires in Frederick prompted four fire companies to respond with minimal damage.
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New Orleans
Earl K. Long
Huey
Louisiana
Sam H. Jones
Earl
Huey Long
Jones
Long
Robert F. Kennon
James H. Morrison
Morrison
Kennon
Frederick
Uniteds
Fire calls and a historical note on suttee
A real live rocking horse and citizens fought a chimney fire at Rev W T Snowden residence on West All Saints Street. Independents Uniteds and Citizens extinguished a fire at 503 East Church Street. Two hours later Juniors Uniteds and Citizens handled a second chimney fire at 306 Park Avenue. Suttee was first officially forbidden in British India in 1829.
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W. T. Snowden
West All Saints
Konday
the Independents
Uniteds
Citizens Equipment
East Church Street
Citizens
Park Avenue
British
India
ADA Condemns Wallace Third Party Movement
The American Democratic Action at a Philadelphia convention condemned Henry A. Wallace's third party presidential bid and backed liberal Congressmen regardless of party. ADA also elected former OPA chief Leon Henderson as its chairman and rejected a plan to support Wallace followers within the group.
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Philadelphia
Americans For Democratic Action
OPA
Leon Henderson
ADA
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
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