Man sentenced for drinking in Thomaston after jail stay
Walter Stamey Buchanan of Thomaston Alabama was jailed three days after pleading guilty to drunkenness in the square. He claimed to hitchhike to a Baltimore veterans hospital and said he would ask around for directions. Another defendant Harlan De Grange was found not guilty of disorderly conduct after a county dance hall fight.
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Veterans’ Hospital
Baltimore
Peoples’ Court
Walter Stamey Buchanan
Thomaston
Ala
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Brunkenness
Buchanan
Claude Evans
Evans
Fairfax
Frredenck
Institutivn
Sheffield
Harlan D de Grange
East Fifth Street
George R Beade
de Grange
Joseph Weddle
Gus Weddle
Thomas Harding
TWU Criticizes Probe of Pennsylvania Wreck
SEW XORK February 27. The Transport Workers Union attacked a Pennsylvania Railroad probe into the derailment of its premier train Embass y last Thursday 26. The union urged ICC to open a public investigation, saying the presence of ICC officials would make the inquiry seem official. A PRR spokesman said preliminary investigations are not public but conducted to prevent recurrence. The report also notes casualties and injuries.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Maryland
Pennsylvania
PRR
Bannan de Annieve
Wmenedia
Jet Crashes Near Maryland Delaware Line
A North American FJ4 jet crashed near the Maryland Delaware line near Mullington Maryland. The test pilot parachuted to safety but identity was not learned. The crash occurred on Robert ODeil farm about three miles east of Mullington. Firefighters reported the plane did not burn and struck about 100 yards from a farm house.
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Chestertown
North American Aviation Co
Nai
Maryland-Delaware
North American
Navy
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Nas
Robert O'Deil
Mullington
Supreme Court affirms right to strike in Taft Hartley case
The Supreme Court upholds workers’ right to strike over unfair labor practices during the Taft Hartley cooling off period. The 63 decision excludes strikes for economic benefits and says penalties cannot punish a party for actions caused by the other party’s unlawful conduct. Justice Burton writes for the majority.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Burton
Maryland Holds First Summer Camp for Mentally Retarded Children
Baltimore announcement says Harford County hosts the state’s first summer camp for mentally retarded children from June 18 to June 2? under the Lutheran Inner Mission and the Maryland Society of Mentally Retarded Children. Eligible ages 12 and up scholarships available for those unable to pay.
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Maryland
Harford County
Lutheran Inner Mission
Maryland Society of
Clarksburg Celebrates Birthdays and Community Action
Clarksburg groups report birthdays on February 2 and 24 as Optimist Club and Messrs Le Blanc King James R gather for upcoming meeting. Community center project proposed with wide club support. severe storm damages include church roof. local residents, Mrs Dorothy Day and others briefly ill.
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Clarksburg
Russell King
Eversone
Leo Clagett
Arnold Price
Ben le Blanc
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Dorothy Day
Day
Rokville Court
Francis Dahlar
Barbara Ann Cordell
Mabel
Dahlar Frans
Situs —Sephanie
Mrs Raymond Wiltude Ailing At Home
Mrs Raymond Wiltude has been home ill recently with spells of spirits affecting her. Mrs J Midgely and daughter Low Lancaster are reported to be aiding her care.
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Raymond Wiltude
J Midgely
Low Lancaster
Local Residents Leave for Winter Beach Vacation
Mt Airy and surrounding families retire to Miriam Beach for two week stay. Mrs Sterling Cullson and two children Sands and Larry depart February 21 for Miami Beach to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph ingiing who winter at Florida resorts. Mr George D Fleming remains home convalescing at his home.
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Robert BE Harrison
Michael
Patsy Shadybul
Ernest E Fleming
David
Oakiedge Farm
Woodbine
Miriam Beach
Sterling Cullson
Sands
Larry
Miami Beach
Wis
Ralph ‘Ingiing
Floryda
George D Fleming
New York Wind Storm Causes Insurance Losses Across State
The National Board of Fire Underwriters estimates widespread wind damage and insurance losses in Maryland and surrounding areas. Additional adjusters for property claims are being sent to affected regions as owners report losses promptly to agents. Gusts up to 72 miles per hour caused much damage and disruption across the state, with aluminum rolling into foil noted in many cases.
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Heava Lass
New York
Maryland
Tnt
National Board of Fir Underwriters
Cap Tal Stock
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