Legislature Names Committees and Leadership in 1949
Annapolis Jan 10 The Maryland House of Delegates completed its organizing for 1949 naming a new chair for the Judiciary Committee Deputy Boone Baltimore County takes the post as assistant to Chairman Mel nicoe with McGrath favored to chair the Judiciary. Senate session brief as hospitals and constitutional referendum discussed. Governance changes spread across committees with Bloom Tyler Richardson Luber Brinsfield Mrosinski Annener Steward Burkins Stockley and McNulty among others reassigned or confirmed new chairs. Frederick County delegates assigned to several posts including Leenung der Virts Alexander Hauver Payne Derr and Payne. Debate over debt with Berlin drag continues as relations with Soviet-ruled East Berlin remain strained.
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Annapoli
Maryland
House of Delegates
Tomeet
Judicial Committee
Boone
Baltimore County
Melnicove
Balto
Melzcove
Charman Pempines
Prince Georges
McGrath
Prince George
Bi McGrath
House
Senate
Ellison R-Balto
Barre Sunpapers
Byrnes
Lane
Bloom
D-Washington
Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee
John Clark
Harford County
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Tyler
D-Anne Arundel
Education
Anthony Fridomenico
Battmore
City
Richardson
Labor Committee
Annener
Aviation
Reads
Stockley
Worcester
McNulty
Anne Arundel
Chesapeake Bar and Tabulanes
Gither
Mary’s
McGr
Ensor
D-Baltimere Ecounte
Bankme, Insurance and Sorial Security
Grien D
Mitchum Convicted in Marijuana Conspiracy Case in L A
Robert Mitchum was found guilty in a Los Angeles Superior Court after a brief trial on a single count of conspiracy to possess marijuana. Famed attorney Jerry Giesler sought probation, while Mitchum faced possible penalties up to six years. Co-defendants Lila Leeds and Robin Ford were also convicted. The verdict halted on Mitchum’s appeal hopes as his wife pledged support.
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Los Angeles
Robert Mitchum
Jerry Giesler
Mitchum
Mitchuin
Iborts
Lila Leeds
Robin Ford
Vicki Evans
Laurel Canyon
Leeds
Ford
Guiesler
Aliss Evans
New York
Art Barr
Police
Natty
Barr
Miss Leeds
Smuggling Ring Busted At Marathon Harbor Stop
Coast guard and border patrol halted a 21 hour watch leading to the capture of three aliens aboard the 45 foot charter boat Semper Fidelis near Marathon Florida. Jancy Hersen Milica Hersen and Artur Woloski face smuggling and conspiracy charges with bond set at 5600 each. Master Arthur Johanson and Joseph Sowinski also detained as authorities probe links to Communist groups.
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Bar- Cnief
Border Patrol
Frank Hornsah
Havana
Cuba
Hornyak
Jancy Hersen
Milica
Romana
Artur Wololski
Poland
Hersen
Buchenwald
Woloshi
Albert Padags
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Arthur Johenson
Massachusetts
Joseph Sowinski
Wisconsin
Washington
Tom
Palm Beach
Unis
Letshen
Tampa
Fa Kreys
Eears
Fis
Severat
Rade
Miami
Key
Police name suspect in Black Dahlia murder case
Los Angeles police say a man using the name Jack Sands, 27, was booked on suspicion of murder in the two year old Elizabeth Short case after meeting with Dr J Paul De River, a police psychiatrist who had written a magazine article on sadism. Sands allegedly knew minute details of the crime. De River denies knowing Short. The body of Elizabeth Short was found January 13, 1947.
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Los Angeles
C. B. Horrall
Horrall
Jack Sands
Sands
J. Paul de River
de de River
Elizabeth Short
Black Dahlia
Dr. de River
Dr de River
Miss Short
Incomes Rise to Record Annual Rate in Commerce Data
Washington reports that individual incomes climbed 1 100 to reach a new record annual rate of 126 700 900 000,000. The Commerce Department data suggest higher tax revenues and feed into President Truman’s budget outlook. Revenue estimates assume income levels stay near 215 billion dollars per year through the October–December period.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Truman
Child Aged 4 Loses Both Of Her Legs In Accident
Baltimore report says four year old Orden Marie Sell lost both legs when a runaway truck rammed into the front steps where she played. Her left leg was severed above the knee as the vehicle pinned her.
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Baltimore
Fourear-o'd
Orden Marie Sell
Amputation for Girl After Truck Incident on Sidewalk
A small girl playing on a marble step was struck by a reversing truck. Surgeons amputated her right leg below the knee at the hospital. Police identified the driver as Francis Leonard, an employee of a Catonsville bottling company. The truck had stopped on the curb and backed onto the narrow sidewalk where she played. Doctors said the girl’s condition was as good as could be expected. Vienna’s coffee house origins trace to 1663 with Poleer brewing beans for early patrons.
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Francis Leonard
Catonsville
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