Found Guilty After Row In Hotel Room
Barry Eyler and Homer Mitchell Jr. were found guilty of peace disturbance for illegally entering a hotel room. Eyler admitted stealing a guest hat. Eyler got a six month suspended sentence. Mitchell’s case was continued. A companion Ruth Baumgardner was not guilty. Anna Mae Kudd testified as an unwilling victim. Odell received 30 days in jail. Beatrice Patterson and Ridgely King faced suspended sentences for related acts.
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Manuel MO Weinberg
Barry Eyler
Homer Mitchell Jr
Eyler
House of Correction
Mitchell
Sherman P. Bowers
Ruth Baumgardner
Anna Mae Kudd
Key Eyler
Rod Maddox
Maddox
Mitchel
Edward R. Odell
North Carolina
Virginia
State
Weinberg
Odell
Charles Town
Paul Johnson
Leon R. Moore
Williamsport
Charles Herd
Paul 5
Hackey
Tramsville
Tony Wagner
Frederick
Paul Ernst
Chambersburg
Charles Brown
Charles Baker
Wilbur Smith
Charles Fisher
Charles E. Duvall
Harry Lake
Sonny Carty
George Newman
Edgar Chase
William Chaney
Bowers Named To Head Frederick County Bar Association
Sherman P. Bowers was elected president at the annual Frederick County Bar Association meeting, succeeding Alion Y Bennett. New officers include Amos A Holter vice president Edward D Storm secretary W Jerome Offutt corresponding secretary and Richard E Zimmerman treasurer. A banquet planning committee was named to arrange February 16 event with Montgomery County Bar invited for the opening of the February circuit court term. Reports were heard including Unauthorized Practice and a local real estate needs note. The Frederick attorney list from pre-Revolution days to date is nearly complete and a decision on its use is pending.
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Frederick County Bar Association
Sherman P. Bowers
Alion Y . Bennett
Amos A. Holter
Edward D. Storm
W. Jerome Offutt
Richard E. Zimmerman
Charles McC. Mathias
Bennett
E. Austin James
Zimmerman
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Personnel Of Four Lighthouses Removed
The Coast Guard dispatched ships to remove personnel from four lighthouses on the upper Chesapeake due to ice. Fuel and food could not be delivered to the light tenders and danger of being cut off exists. Automatic lights will replace the manned stations at Shark Fin Shoal Hooper's Straits Great Shoals and the Choptank River light.
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Baltimore
Coast Guard
Chesapeake
George E. McCabe
Shark Fin Shoal
Hooper's Straits
Great Shoals
Choptan
Annabella Wins Decree and 40000 a Year in Settlement
Tyrone Power loses his marital freedom but pays for it with a large settlement. The seven year marriage ends in an interlocutory divorce in Los Angeles Superior Court. Annabella receives 50000 dollars annually or 17 percent of Power income over 310000, minus her earnings, plus support for her daughter Annie and continued life insurance. The Brentwood home remains with Power, and annuity terms include 291 dollars a month for Annie.
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Los Angeles
Tyrone Power
Annabella
Brentwood
Annie
Gift Truss Trial Offer From Physician's Appliance Co
Advertisement promises a 30 day trial of a discreet rupture support with a $3.50 gift truss presented for reporting. Claims comfort and ease without belts or springs. Instructions urge writing for a descriptive circular to 6389 Koch Bldg 2906 Main Kansas City Missouri today.
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Physician's
Koch
Main
Kansas City
Missouri
Prohibition May Be Revived in Next Decade Says Leader
Baltimore January report quotes George W. Crabbe a long time anti liquor activist predicting sentiment against liquor drinking may revive prohibition within the next dozen years. Crabbe led Maryland Anti-Saloon League for decades and once headed the national Anti-Saloon League before retirement as the group renamed to Temperance League of America. He cautioned against a definite forecast.
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Baltimore
George W. Crabbe
Crabbe
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League of America
Temperance League of America
Prohibition Backlash Reported Amid Dry Sentiment Shift
Crabb e cites a swing to dry sentiment in the United States driven by grain use for spirits, taxpayer spending for diplomats drinks, and GI training funds. Kentucky and Pennsylvania show deep dry territory, with Louisiana as a rare exception. opposition strongest among ages 45 to 60 and calls for restricting beverage production and distiller advertising. Welfare costs rise as Hagerstown reports.
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Crabbe
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Congress
Washington
Temperance League
Hagerstown
Washington county costs rise 32 percent in Dec 1947
The County Welfare Board said December costs in Washington county rose 32 percent from December 1946, with expenditures totaling 535,758 compared to 1946’s 526,119. Officials attributed the increase to higher living costs and noted more seniors are applying for old age assistance.
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Washington County
County Welfare Board
Iast
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