Two Peeping Toms Fined In Frederick Court
Frederick police used paste models of footprints as evidence to identify two teenage Peeping Toms Monday night before Magistrate Alton Bennett. The docket also covers related cases on East Patrick Street including assault and battery, child support orders, and probation for several youths and adults.
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Frederick
Alton Bennett
Garland Forrest Brunswick
Frederics
East Patk Street
Jerome H C. Brown
Edward W Reid
Ear F Nizits
Schn
Austin Perkins
Richard Franklin Main
Eartick Street
Veterans’ Villas
Pennsylvania Avenue
Albert Blank
Alley
Mildred Louise Blank
Pleasant
Dolores Ma. Stevens
East
Patrick Street
Blank
Miss Stevens
East Patries Street
House of Correction
Auditors To Begin Sales Tax Checkup
More than 40 investigators and auditors will hold a preliminary meeting before a state wide review of Maryland’s new retail sales tax. State Comptroller James J. Lacy says the team will examine licenses and merchants facing collection problems and discuss levy rules with Walter E Kennedy and Edward Englebert. About 35 000 merchants were registered. an estimated 30 000 must be licensed. The note adds a historical line about Dunkerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
James J. Lacy
Walter E Kennedy
Edward Englebert
Fire-damaged Clarkshoro residence saved by neighbors
A two story frame residence owned by Mrs Dorothy Green in Clarkshoro along Route 240 caught fire early Monday afternoon. Neighbors and a garden hose helped confine the blaze before Hyattstown volunteers arrived. Damage was about 590 dollars. furniture and a refrigerator were moved to safety. The origin was believed due to a faulty electric wire in an old store-turned dwelling.
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Gibson
Clarkshoro
Dorothy Green
Gaithersburg
Helm
William Lewis
Clarksburg
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Company
Gaithersburg Fire Department
Hyattstown
Route 240
State Conference Of PTA Begins At Md U
The three day gathering of the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers opens at the University of Maryland in College Park. President Mrs Robert G Doty will deliver the keynote at 1615 a m as the theme Assignment For Tomorrow focuses on juvenile problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
University of Maryland
Congress
Robert G. Doty
Myron Brock
James C. Matheny
Greenbelt
C C. Shorts
Sherwood
Sandy Spring
C. W. Wright
Helen Cooper
Kensington Junior High School
PIA
James S. Piant
Essex County Juvenile Clinic
Newark
N. J
Plant
Sydney Harbor Area Population Surpasses 1.25 Million
The Sydney harbor region now sustains more than 1,250,000 residents living along its shores, reflecting rapid urban growth and coastal development. This figure highlights the area’s expanding housing, transport needs, and economic activity surrounding Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Maryland Rules On Hunting Licenses For Farm Owners
The Attorney General rules that Maryland resident farm owners may hunt without a license on their land. Nonresident landowners must obtain a nonresident hunting license to hunt in Maryland. The opinion divides exemptions into three classes: the owner and immediate family, the tenant and immediate family, and a third category discussed in the analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
George B Shields
Cmet Derby
Jandomer
TIZMT to Mint on farmands owned without a license
The article notes tenants and family on farmland may hunt without a license on lands where they reside, while owners not residing in the state must procure a non-resident license to hunt on their own land. The opinion aims to guide game wardens on common Freder ick County hunting questions during season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Man drives truck into harbor after collision near pier
Edward Mullen, 21, remained unconscious after his vehicle rammed a parked car and slid over the edge of a pier into the harbor. He was treated at Mercy Hospital for cuts and bruises to head and arms. witnesses said he was stunned and did not regain consciousness until removed from the cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Edward Mullen
Mullen
Scout Carnival at Liberty High School Grounds
Boy Scouts of Libertytown host a Thursday carnival at Liberty High School grounds starting at 6:15 PM DST. A softball game pits Libertytown Scouts against an all star Scout team from Frederick, sponsored by the Fredericks Legas Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Libertytown
Liberty High School
Frederick
Fredericks Legas Club
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PTA
MD. U
Better Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
A. A. Lough
South Market St
Pontiac
REN Pontiac CO
North Market St
Frederick, Md
Roby Bymimék
Fisher
Burdette Bros
Reserve District No
Citizens National Bank OF
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
State of
County of
LW Bartgis Storm
Bartgis Storm
Cashier
WM C Oberlander
Charles H Conley
Daniel E Wight
Holmes D. Baker
Ssember Federal Reserve System
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dorsey F. Shipley
the News
United Sound & Signal Co., Inc
Columbia, Pennsylvania
Slick Representative Telephone
Waysesboro
RUG Cleaner
DODGE
Monocacy Motors, Inc
N. Market St
Fredericktown Savings Institution OF
Howard MM Albaugh
Howard M. Albaugh
Fredericktown Savings
Charles W Lough
James H Cramer
G Hunter Bowers
Glenn E. Biehl
Oks
Dayton
Automorhe
Remdered
US Patent Office
Bierleyws Auto Service
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