Two Tried For Drunk Drive In Frederick Court
Two men were found guilty of drunken driving in Frederick County court. Joseph Rickerds and Roscoe Johnsos were convicted of drunk driving or related charges, with Rickerds also found guilty of reckless driving and non support for James Rose Leshart. Rickerds was fined 150 dollars for drunken driving and 25 dollars for reckless driving. Johnsos faced a 150 dollar drunken driving fine and a suspended 25 day sentence for reckless driving. The case included testimony about a December collision on West Court and West Third Street, with witness remarks on sobriety and prior hearings, and an appeal plan noted for Rickerds.
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Peoples’ Court
Joseph Morris Rickerds
Roscoe Eugene Johnses
James Rose Leshart
Frederick
Meghtrane
Rickerds
West 2
West Third Street
Robert E. Murphy
Washington
Ruckerds
Nathan A. Dorsey
James W. Stockman
Benjamin J. Phebus
Murphy
Manueal
Weiverg
Autry
James Marks
West Patrick Street
Frederick County
Hickerds
Samuel W. Barrick
Weinberg
Rickards
Laemard Burke
Erda
Third Street
Murphy's Auto
Eceme
Johnson
Grange
Widdletown
Broad
U. S. 49
Main Street
Heddon
Johnses
Sele Gilvik
A. L. Tucker
Ietown
Joh Om. Louis Burger
Middletown
Dohneen
Edwin F. Nimonte
Ieee of
Celli
Lochart
DeWitt Advocates Tax Relief for Small Maryland Firms
Congressman DeWitt discusses small business challenges in Hyde Sixth District Maryland. He cites a Seaste Small Business Committee call to consider agency awareness and tax relief. He proposes raising the corporate basic surtax exemption by 5000 annually for five years to reach 50000.
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Potomac
Washington
DeWitt
Hyde Sixth District
Maryland
Seaste Small Business Committee
Exemption Aimed at Boosting Small Businesses
The proposal would incentivize small businessmen and raise funds to meet modern competition. It could especially help young entrants start new enterprises, reinforcing the value of family-owned farms and shops. A strong rural and local business base is seen as vital to check drift toward statism and reverse trends.
Public debt burden highlighted by Senator Butler
Senator Butler argues the U S public debt reached 281 billion dollars, detailing the vast burden on every American and comparing it to wages, inflation, and government spending. He warns interest compounds the burden and questions the impact on future programs and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall Butler
Washington
Globe
Mnaa Cassakie Ok i
Anniversary dinner marks fifty five years for Hendrickesses
Mrs G C Hendrickess and her husband celebrated a 55th wedding anniversary with a family dinner hosted January 8 in Baltimore by their daughter Mrs Edwin Plassaig. The event also honored the Hendrickess son on his birthday as guests from Urbana Me Salisbury and Baltimore attended.
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G. C. Hendrickess
Edwin Plassaig
Baltimore
Mr. Hendrickson
Boner
George C. Hendrickson Jr
Patricia
Georgene
Salisbury
George Louis Plassing
Death of Hizamler Linked to Boston Gas Station Robbery
Police tie the Hizamler death to a Boston gasoline station holdup after a car abandoned near the scene contained a Merime jacket. Vader equipment Beadsubiais said the subject was on an unclassified project and likely had no classified documents. Police suspect the killer was picked up by Himm ler while driving from New York into New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vader
Maryland eyes state park plan for Worcester Island
Governor and officials discussed acquiring or preserving island land near Worcester County for a state park. A National Guard plane delivered initial impressions while real estate interests floated 40 acres for park use, with title questions and possible condemnation cited. Public debate centers on connecting the island by bridge versus ferry access and private development pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Worcester County
National Guard
Alvin McKeldin
Leos Ackerman
Washington
Wtly
Public Service Commission
Annapolis
Ree Ae
Aguess
Kennedy Youth Enlists in Marching Band Service
Fragmentary OCR reports a Kennedy youth, Philip M., son of Mr and Mrs Francis L Kennedy of 219 East Church Frederick, joining the marines or military corps in a recruiting context.
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Paereis Island
Philip M
Francis L Kennedy
East Church
Frederick,d
Marae Corps
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Peoria, I
North Market Street
Seventh Streets
Jib Alr
Aies
Mary Lav
Nia Peddicord
North Beatz Street
Air Force
Locklom's
Air Force Base
Sam Antonio
Tex
Congressional
Merritt Henning
Thurmont
United States
Ameri Iag
Germany
Baumholder
James L. Keeney
Ur Bank
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dulany
Eda
Avetarerre
Berterbe
Eer Ropat
Hizamler
Assateague
East
Patrick Street
Oley
Lima Bears
France
Paghetti
Manning
Lipton Tea
Lipton Soup
Armour
Mrez
Gerber's Baby Food
Mann’s
Eain Soft
Swan Soap
G. L. Baring CO
Zebra Cakes
National Biscuit CO
RITZ
Maryland Biscuit CO
Graham Honey Wafers
Solarine
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