Bookie raids sweep Hagerstown. seven arrested
Seven persons were arrested in Hagerstown in police raids on three alleged bookmaking establishments. Charges included bookmaking and keeping a disorderly house. Officials said future cases will follow the Baltimore ruling that both bettor and bookmaker are subject to prosecution.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore
Joseph Sherbow
Sherbow
John
Lester, Saum
Plaza
Public Square
James Gray
Harry L. Carpenter
Cornelia Butler
Gray
Butler
Carpenter
Carl H. Saum
William Keyes
Joseph Plume
Bruce Z. McLanahan
Weekend Arrests Reported By Police
Weekend arrests show two assault cases and multiple minor counts. Robert L. Burch of 490 West South street faced 500 bond after Evelyn Burch pressed charges. Lt. Dorsey and Officers Heffner and Shook made the arrest. Enoch Scott of 228 Broadway was charged and held on 250 bond, served by Det. Lt. Allen Barigis with Dorothy V. Hicks noting the charges. Other names include Allen James Baker, L. Raymond Haller, James Wesley Jock for loitering. Ear Oden, Willard Ruffner, C. G. Vanfossen of Baltimore for peace disturbance. three motor law charges against Austin Gene Shultz, Walter LeRoy Wetzel, and Floyd B. Mer Braddock.
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Robert L. Burch
West South Street
Evelyn Burch
Dorsey
Heffner
Shook
Enoch Scott
Broadway
Dorothy V. Hicks
Allen Barigis
Allen James Baker
L. Raymond Haller
James Wesley Jock
Mecheldin
Stockman
Ear Oden
Willard Ruffner
C. G. Vanfossen
Baltimore
Potts
Phobus
Bartgis
Austin
Gene Shultz
Swamley
Walter LeRoy Wetzel
Floyd B. Mers. Braddock
McKeldin
Polio Funds and Studies Upset by Gains in Cases
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announced a higher polio rate that defeats previous measures, calling a new normalcy after 1950 with 133 351 cases and 1949 high figures. The foundation spent 26 187 000 in 1950 and aided 30 000 patients from prior years. a Maryland PTA conference at the University of Maryland discusses leadership in democracy with a full day of lectures and a PTA Boot Camp.
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New York
National Foundation For
Foundation
Congress
Maryland
University of Maryland
College Park
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
A. D. Pollack
Frederick County Council of Parents and Teachers
14 Member Group Is Named By Tobin
Secretary of Labor Tobin names a 14 member defense manpower region four labor management committee. John Francis Foy chair, with regional office in Richmond Virginia. Labor reps include Collen Scoggins Thompson Payton Pendleton Richards Elliott. Management reps include Faulkner Witaker Ragland Bleck Sanders and Munsch among others.
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Tobin
Washington
Defense Manpower Region
Maryland
North Carolina
Westvenue
District of Columb
John Francis Foy
Foy
Richmond
Harry Collen
Baltimore
Maryland and District of Columbia
Lynchburg
Textile Workers Union
CIO
James A. Pendleton
Norfolk
South Charleston
W. Vai
R. D. Bleck
Black and Decker Manufacturing Co
Towson
Paul D. Sanders
Southern Planter
Raymond M. Munsch
Miller and Rhodes
Major Named President of Greyhound Lines in Richmond
L. C. Major is announced as president of Greyhound Lines, based in Richmond. The leadership change highlights the company's direction and regional operations as it names a new executive at the helm.
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T L. ¢. Major
Greyhound Lines
Richmond
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Caldwell College
Caldwell, N. J
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Archdiocesan Superintendent of Schools
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Hoffmann
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick SL
Frederick, Md
Singer Floor
Singer Mechanics
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
North Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
Panama
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Walkersville Bank
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United States
Millard M. Rice
Bruce
E. Crum
Robert
N. Nicodemus
Geo
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State of
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Kemp's
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