Forfeit Fines In Maryland Bass Case At Magistrates Court
State deputy game wardens cited several residents in Frederick County for possessing undersized bass, with fines of 25 dollars per two fish. Esli S. Conway and Charles W. Coleman each paid 25 dollars for undersized bass found July 4 near Point of Rocks and the Monocacy mouth. Lloyd Zinn, Hanover, Pa., also forfeited 25 dollars for July 1 violations at Owens Creek junction. Magistrates Alton Y. Bennett and William J. Stoner oversaw the cases, with wardens Phebus, Kettells, and Butts present. A police court session also included traffic collateral and other small fines.
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Frederick County
Alton Y. Bennett
Esli S. Conway
Middletown
Charles W. Coleman
Frederick
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Monocacy River
Lloyd Zinn
Hanover
Owens Creek
William J. Stoner
Thurmont
Benjamin Phebus
Durward W. Kettells
Glenn Butts
Kettells
Eugene Grafton Weedon
J. Boone
Seaver Hoffman
Kanode
Digging Stump Reveals 1920 Gardiner Car Buried Nine Feet
Foxboro Wisconsin July 10 Farmer Clem Thompson unearthed a buried automobile while stump digging. A 1920 Gardiner with 1921 Wisconsin plates was found nine feet down, its speedometer Reading and paint still fair. Douglas County sheriff seeks owner and origin of the buried car.
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Foxboro
Wis
Clem Thompson
Wisconsin
Douglas County
Men Folk Sprucing Up Large Sales Indicate Change
New York reports showing apparel demand rising for men. Merchants selling shirts pajamas hats and sport coats note 50 percent better business in some cases with a shift toward fancier styles. Fall orders are up, shirt production up 11 percent and pajama output up 44.5 percent. Straw hat makers enjoy strong orders and steady operation through July as retailers reorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reorganization Plan Rejected by House in July Vote
The House voted 249 to 0 against President Truman's plan to create a new Department of Health Education and Security, rejecting his general government reorganization proposal amid opposition from physicians and dentists who warned of socialized medicine. The article notes this as the first House rejection of a Truman reorganization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Truman
Department of Health, Education and Security
Mr. Truman
Atr Troma
Senate
Court News Morriage Licenses and Divorces List
A court notices list marriages and divorces for residents of Hollywood Md Hamilton Va Rocky Ridge Mt Airy Sparta Akron Keymar McKeesport and Baltimore area with names ages and locations. Several divorce actions and bill of complaint for absolute divorce names equity cases and property deeds are recorded along with transfers of property and road commission filings.
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Morriage
Calvin
Crim
Catherine FE. Gatton
Hollywood
Charles Clifford Dol, Jr
Carroll Parkway
Margarret Jane Blumenauer
Seventh Street
Chattan Lucas
Noris K. Ferrell
Hamilton
Charles J. Himes
Betty JL. Fyler
Hangover
Mary&. Blandele
Baltimore
Murrell Monroe Atking
Mt. Airy
Nina Louise Sparks
Sparta
N. C
Robert Fe, Keilhottz
Akron
Jean E. Catsail
Keymar
Raymond T. Voelker
Dorothy A. Kennedy
McKeesport
Equity
Christine E. Williams
Taylor Williams
Courtney A. Wynkoop
Bernard Ho Wynkoop
Sharrells A. Oland
Harry Lo Wolfe
Henry C. FE. Krantz
War UL
Howard C. Fisher
Maggie Proctor
Paul FB. Harris
Jamies C. Bell
State Roads Commission of
Maryland
Freda Derr
Lo James
Bell
Frank H. Wachter
Louise J. Smith
Louise McPherson
Clement
Gardiner and wife and others settle debts in county records
The Orphans Court approved four administration accounts totaling several thousand dollars. Executors and administrators, including Harvey W. Cordell R. Carl Walch and George W. Pearl, reported final distributions and inheritance tax payments. Also noted are PTA membership growth and a Western Australia population fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Harvey W. Cordell
R. Carl Walch
Joseph W. Cordell
George W. Pearl
Charles J. Martin
David Theodore Martin
Dante W. Martin
Marshall T. Miles
Charles Alton Miles
Now She Shops Cash and Carry Without Painful Back
A rough ad style note describes back pain from strain and kidney discomfort due to cold or dietary issues. It promotes Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic used for years, claiming relief for waking nights and frequent urination and urging readers to try Voan's Fills today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto L. Kleppe
1808
10Th Ave
Minneapolis
Man
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Brown family reunion held at Bloomfield home
A Brown family reunion was hosted Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Staley in Bloomfield. Several family birthdays were celebrated with three birthday cakes and a picnic dinner, with many relatives from Washington County and nearby towns attending including Browns, Whipps, and Poffinberger families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Harry C. Staley
Bloomfield
Clarence Whipp
Charles O. Brown
Wiliam Staley
Carrie E. Grove
Harry Getzendanner
Billy
Eddie
Wayne Getzendanner
Pleasant
John M. Brown
David Butcher
Daysville
James W. Whipp
Robert
Donald
Ruth
Kenneth
Mary Catherine Whipp
Ray Whipp
Aldine P. Six
Beverly Six
Merle
James
David
Richard
Bessie Whipp
Earl Whipp
David Judd
David, Jr
Chas. Whipp
Washington County
William W
Martz
Jimmy Martz
Washington
Raymond Thompson
Raymond, Jr
Waynesboro
Oscar F. Brown
Charles
Wayne Brown
McKaig
Clarence ©. Brown
Betts Ann
Alice
Virginia Brown
Jefferson
Howard M. Burrijer
Mary Alice
Patsy Burrier
Walkersville
Edgar E. Poffinberger
Charles Poffinberger
Edgar Poffinberger
Melvin Savage
Wayne
Gaithersburg
Earl Bartlett
Frederick
Theodore Brown
Gary Brown
Family Names Listed Across Multiple Towns in Notice
Walkersville Mr and Mrs Oscar Grove and Marilyn Frederick Mr and Mr Harry Staley Bernard Larry and Mary Margaret Staley Bloomfield Mr and Mrs William Staley Mountaindale Mr and Mrs John H Lakin Jr Walkersville Mr and Mrs Roy Brown and Lin da Frederick and Harold Staley Jr near Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Oscar Grove
Marilyn
Frederick
Harry Staley
Bernard
Larry
Mary Margaret Staley
Bloomfield
William Staley
Mountaindale
John H. Lakin, Jr
Roy Brown
Linda
Harold Staley
Missing For Days Men Return To Post In Korea
Two American soldiers David Colombe and Cpl Van Bullman reached their command post after five days of hiding Deep in enemy territory. They described slipping from a Red tank penetration along a ridge between valleys filled with Communist troops to reach U S forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
David Colombe
Winner
S. D
Cpl
van Bullman
Alexander
N. C
U.S
Colombe and
Bullman
Capt Cho Dong On aids Americans during trek rescue
On the second day of their trek South Korean Captain Cho Dong On and four other soldiers were found by American troops. The captain helped locate their command post as they tried to rejoin friendly units. London faces a July 10 wildcat trucker strike that threatens food supplies for 8.4 million residents, denounced as Communist-inspired by a strike leader. A parent criticizes a teacher for bad language, threatening to keep Her bert at home.
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Cho Dong
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Court News
James C. Masser
B. & C. Avenue
Vivian EB. Fogle
East Fifth Street
Durkee
Frederick Produce Co., Inc
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Patrick Sr
Firestone Home Yauto
Gardiner
Marvin L. Hughes
Revere T. Harbaugh
College Park
Maryland Congress of Parents ‘and Teachers
Emil Smith
Western Australia
Texas
Markell & Ford
Rt Ts Bre
Wapapre AhiHlye
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Damascus Electric CO
Damascus
Youngstown
Geneva
Davis Electric Service, Inc
East Sixth Street
London
Greater London
Herbert
Auto
Glass & Mirro
Park Ave
Aabert Betson
Thermopane
Roy HH
Walter
General
Fisher’s Heating and
Patrick St
Fredericktown Savings Institution
United States
J. Howard M. Albaugh
Howard M. Albaugh
Clyde E. Thomas
James E. Doll
F. Ross Myers
State of
County of Frederick
Glenn E. Biehl
Federal, Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dulany
Frederick Produce CO
East Fifth St
Frederick, Md
P.O
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