Fire Destroys Farmhouse Near Clarksburg. Cash in Suitcase Lost
A two story five room frame house owned by Edward and Mrs Smith burned near Clarksburg soon before noon Tuesday. Valued around four thousand dollars, the house and contents were insured. A suitcase containing an undisclosed cash sum reportedly used to repay a loan was lost. Firefighters from Hyattstown responded, fighting the blaze for about two and a half hours. In a separate item, Baltimore police accuse Lt Edward Coughlin of neglect of duty in the death of a man held in a cell.
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Edward Smith
Clarksburg
Afr. & Brother
David W. Smith
Gaithersburg
Airstock
Air
Hiattstown
Smith
Rixbank
Baltimore
Edward T. Coughlin
Northwestern
Charles T. Nunz
Seven Bills Offered By Senator Storm Seven Bills Offered By Senator Storm
Annapolis January 11 Senator Storm Frederick introduced seven bills in the Senate. The measures include increasing Princess Anne College scholarships from one to three per county and per Baltimore City district, repealing outdated Frederick county bailiff laws, liquor sales to almshouse inmates, drunkenness rules near property, horse roid superintendent duties, bets on stallions, and permit payment methods for fireworks licenses issued in Hagerstown to Waters Gargan and Bergey.
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Annapolis
Storm
Frederik
Erty
Frederick
Mason found guilty in motor vehicle theft case
John George Mason, 19, and Edwin S Patterson, 18, two Naval enlisted men, were found guilty by Magistrate Manuel McWeinberg of assisting in the unauthorized use of a motor vehicle belonging to William Blessley of 318 Madison Street. Both were returned to the Provost Marshal’s office. Blessley was reported to be uninjured.
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John George Mason
William Blessley
Madison Street
Manuel Mc Weinberg
Peoples Court
Mason
Edwin S Pattersom
Marsigien
Montgomery County Force in Bethesda Non-Support Cases
In two non support cases tried Tuesday morning defendants were released on bond after being ordered to pay weekly sums to dependents. Clarence Danton Ohler of Emmitsburg Road was ordered to pay 15 dollars weekly to his present wife and 19 dollars to a former wife while earning 25 dollars a week from his father. Ruth Digits and James Digis, both colored, were also released on bond with weekly payments of 20 dollars and other minor dependents involved. The cases arose amid reports the wives were not living with the husbands and Ohler’s wife is pregnant.
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Montgomery County
Bethesda
Clarence Dinton Ohler
Hir
Hilda May Ohler
Emmitsburg RD
Ohler
Ruth OG Digits
Munnor
James Russel Digis
Bartonville
South Bentz Street
Teaching Institute of Economics seminar at American University
Dr. Philip Powers of the Atomic Energy Commission in Washington leads a two session seminar on economic aspects of atomic energy at American University. The first session runs 1:30 to about 3:00, the second from 3:30 to about 5:30 with tea served between.
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Institute of Economics
American University
Philip Powers
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Loftus
Powers
Wil
Seminar On Atomic Energy Control At Hood College
An informal town hall seminar on citizen participation in atomic energy development will be held Saturday at Hood College in the Y hut from 1:30 pm to about 5:30 pm. Dr Joseph Loft, director, will lead the discussion and the public is invited.
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Hood College
Joseph Loft
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