Superintendent Munshower Entitled To Retirement Credit
A formal Maryland opinion says State Police Superintendent Elmer F Munshower may receive prior service credit for six years as a Frederick City alderman from 1935 to 1941. The Deputy AG noted an appointed state official may earn retirement credit for municipal service, with the city liable to reimburse the system.
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Elmer F. Munshower
State Police
Sla
Frederick City
Attorney General's
John P. Mannion
State Employees’ Retirement System
Stedman Prescott Jr
Clinton Bamberger Jr
Board of Trustees
Employees’ Retirement System
Municipal Corporation
Maryland State Police
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Frederick
Frederick County
Col. Munshower
New Market Parade Draws Large Crowd
Large crowds lined the New Market District Volunteer Fire Company parade route on Thursday night for the third annual event. Five musical groups marched led by the Second Army Band with judges including Capt. Charles W. Magaha and Herbert S. Hyatt. Prizes honored multiple bands, drum and bugle corps, fire apparatus displays, and decorative entries from local organizations. A public sale at the Court House sold the late James C. Rowe residence for 7,275 to Gilmore R. Flauts Jr. A Middletown resident sought ambulance aid after an abdominal illness at West Church Street and was transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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New Market District Volunteer Fire Company
Second Army Band
James R. Hahn
New Market Company
Neill Davis
Fire Company
Ladies Auxiliary
Charles W. Magaha
State Police
Herbert S. Hyatt
iBank of
Damascus
Charles E. Inergett
Baltimore
Browningsville
Middletown
Pearing
Hagerstown American Legion
Westminster
United Fire Company
Frederick
Lisbon Volunteer Fire Department
Jtrophy
Edwin
Zimmerman
Future
New Market
David Scurto
Ruth Ann Specht
Charles ‘Poole
Sullivan's Antiques
Merril Duvall
Court House
James C. Rowe
West Fourth Street
Gilmore R. Flauts ‘Jr
Eleanor M. Rowe Slack
John L. Ponton
W. Jerome Offutt
West Church Street
Board of Registry
United Ambulance
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cline
Cancer Time Bomb Is Claiming Victims
The thorium based radioactive medicine given decades ago to thousands in many countries is blamed for later cancers. Doctors lacked warning about its danger and the total affected remains unknown. Optimistic prospects exist, but the cancer link was outlined at the seventh International Cancer Congress.
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Loxdon
International Cancer Congress
Winchester Hall County offices moved to third floor
Heavy rains and a storm disrupted western Maryland counties as county agencies relocated to Winchester Hall third floor from Church Street quarters. Power lines and roads were damaged but no major injuries reported. first wheat season arrival noted. Washington County faced many downed lines and washed out roads amid high rainfall.
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County
Ages J
Winchester Hall
Ichurch Street
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Sinization and Conservation County
Church Street
Frederick County
Health Department
Ick County Welfare Board
Wolfsville
Foxville
Thurmont
Smithsboro
Emmitsburg
Potomac Edison Company
South Mountain
theEllerton
Taneytown
Gambrill State
Nand Mountaindale
Farmers Co-Operative Association
tNo
United States weighs emergency aid for Lebanon crisis
Washington considers 20 to 40 million dollars in emergency aid to support pro Western Lebanon amid ongoing rebel attacks. Assorted relief funds follow data the State Department requested, with prior shipments of weapons and 65 thousand tons of emergency wheat promised. Parliament slated to meet July 24 to elect a president for September start.
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Washington
United States
Lebanon
State Department
Camille Chamoun
Tat Chamoun
Chaimoun
National billboard rules to be released soon
Secretary Weeks announced proposed nationwide standards for regulating billboards along the U S interstate highway system, covering about 41 000 miles, to be made public shortly. Rise resumed as steel demand supported a modest stock market uptick in early trading today.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
New York
Charged With Stabbing Wife Near Gettysburg
Adams County Sheriff says Francis Light, a former Webster County West Virginia man, is jailed here charged with fatally stabbing his wife Jes s ie Jean Light 40. The victim was stabbed in the hip with a paring knife during an argument in a car en route to their Hanover residence. Her body was found in the car trunk near a Hanover taproom. Light was found hiding behind a bush about 500 feet away.
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Gettysburg
Hanover
Light
FV Sponsors More Choosy About Hours
New York AP reports that the business recession has made television sponsors pickier about fall evening programs. Networks hold millions in unsold time, concentrating high priced slots from 7:20 to 10:30 p.m. EST. NSC has five hours weekly unsold, CBS about three and eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Wall Street Journal
NSC
CBS
Sai
Condition of Streams Monocacy and Potomac
Cloudy readings reported at the disposal plant on the Monocacy River and at Brunswick on the Potomac, indicating murky water conditions. Local officials note ongoing monitoring and potential impacts on treatment processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Brunswick
Harris Subcommittee subpoenas Goldfine in contempt bid
Washington AP report notes Bernard Goldfine faced possible contempt citation as he testified for a fifth day, after a deputy marshal slipped a subpoena to him. Atty Samuel Sears claimed Goldfine did not intend disrespect. Subcommittee aims to compel answers on business affairs. testimony possibility of contempt proceedings looms. Also in court Harry Baugher found guilty of assault and battery against wife, receiving six month suspended sentence.
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Washington
Harris
Bernard Goldfine
Marshall
Boston
Goldiine
Samuel Sears
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Sears
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
P-Ark
Samuel Gears
Robert W. Lishman
Harry Baugher
Lewistown
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Bessie Baugher
House of Correction
Adams
Frederick G. Payne
Maine
Norris Cotton
Styles
Bridges
Eer
Shoemaker
Baugher
Sherman P. Bowers
Enthusiastic Response To New Home Shown Here
Open house for Hamilton Homes new Westbrook IT development home at 115 Fairview Avenue drew invited guests including city figures. Francis Scott Key Hotel hosted a dinner for special guests. Asa Watkins highlighted two decades of Frederick building and 165 local houses.
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Westwood
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Westbrook
Fairview Avenue
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Asa Watkins
Hamiltton Homes
Frederick
Hamilton Homes
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Damascus Electric
Recluse Foose Captured After Slaying Two Children
Nelson A. Foose, 47, a bearded recluse, was wounded and captured by six New Mexico State Police officers led by Sgt. Milton Matteson at dawn in Regina. He had killed two children on the streets of Cuba, NM, and wounded a mother, while prospecting for uranium near the Mountains of Sandoval County.
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Regina
NewMexico
Nelson A. Foose
Idaho
Milton Matteson
Santa Fe
Matteson
Sandoval County
Albuquerque
Foose
Gam Hill
Posse
Cuba
N.M
Accardo invokes Fifth Amendment at Senate hearings
Chicago gangster Tony Accardo pleaded the Fifth during a Senate rackets hearing, losing a bid to block telecasting of his testimony. The witness cited privacy concerns while tests and questions about his business and occupation drew fire. Sam Battaglia, his alleged top-Hood, refused to answer about role as executioner for Capone’s gang or involvement in other killings.
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Washington
Chicago
Tony Accardo
Senate
Vice
Accardo
West Side
Sam Battaglia
Capone
Battaglia
Tolldeath
Estelle Carey
Abraham Teitelbaum
al Capone
Named Assistant To Registrar At Hood College
The Hood College Registrar announces new staff changes. Alice F. Robertson is appointed Assistant to the Registrar effective July 1, 1934, replacing the late Glenna Deterding. Robertson has served as Secretary to the Registrar since 1953 and will be replaced by Roxanna S. Tveryer in Admissions Office.
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Alice F. Robertson
Hood College
Grace Brown
Glenna R. Deterding
Robertson
Hood
Roxanna S. Tveryer
Frederick High School
Paul Wm Strine
Ronald H. Tvervar
Frederick City
Tyeryars
East Church Street
Mary Jane Zimmerman
Tyeryar
Mary Jane Tabler
Kiddies Scramble For Spilled Coins At Vending Crash
In Catonsville Maryland two Halethorpe girls aged seven and ten scooped up coins from a damaged coin vending machine wrecked by Edward J. Alexander. Police recovered 360 in nickels dimes and quarters. the girls fled with about 140. A neighbor woman aided the man who admitted causing more than 1000 in damage to Mrs Ann Ruth Faucett's apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST_ LOUIS
Catonsville
Baltimore County
Halethorpe
Edward J. Alexander
Juvenile Bureau
Ann Ruth Faucett
Once Was Given 25 Years Today He's Free Man
Pvt Norman W Swain, 41, once jailed 25 years for wartime desertion, was freed after a second court martial found him absent without leave. The AWOL charge carried a two year limit, and his Paris to Chalons absence was deemed not intentional desertion.
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FI. Meade
Norman W. Swain
Swain
France
Paris
3882Nd
Chalons
U. S. Military Court of Appeals
Gwain
Elmo Gower
Silver Spring
Destructive Northeast Kansas Storm Triggers Damage
A severe storm struck northeastern Kansas causing fatalities and widespread damage. Topeka reported at least two dead and a drowning of a 12 year old. water five to eight feet deep downtown. Atchison suffered flooding cutting water, one store building collapsed, and trains derailed. Wind peaked near 92 mph with tornado activity. power and phone lines were down, trees felled, and looting reported in Topeka. Weather service offered no warning before the 1 am strike.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Atchison
al Atchison
William Yerkees
Yerkees
National Guardsmen
State Highway Patrol
KTOF
WREN
WIBW
Kansas Area
Americus
Emporia
R. Purdue
Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Maryland University dismisses nearly six hundred students
College Park Maryland nearly 600 University of Maryland undergraduates were mailed dismissal notices for failing to meet new academic standards representing 7.69 percent of spring full time students. About 3.42 percent were placed on academic probation, with appeals possible to a faculty board and an estimated 25 to 33 percent reinstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park, Md
University of Maryland
R. Lee Harmbake
Five Day Forecast Notes Mild Temps and Rain Ahead
The Associated Press reports Maryland and Delaware temperatures will be slightly above normal with minor fluctuations from Saturday to Wednesday. Expect thundershowers Saturday and probably Sunday, and again Tuesday or Wednesday. An estimated three tenths of an inch of rainfall is expected with no departure from typical patterns. In Ottawa, President Eisenhower has left for Washington via Massena, New York, for propaganda efforts related to World War II.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
San Francisco
Iva Tosuri D
Ottawa
Tokyo
Washington
Massena
N.Y
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Cavetown- Leitersburg-Ringgold
Hancock
Dan Sterling
Cavetown
U.S
Harris Committee
Cape Canaveral
Fla. (Ap
Air Force
Atlantic
Ben Dyer
Hyattsville
FHA
Paul Beall
Peoples Lumber and Supply
Paul Althouse
James H. Grove Jr
Benjamin Shaff
Arthur Myers
F. Ross Myers
Frank Conaway
Mt. Airy
Asa’ ‘Watkins
Eugene Kefauver
Kefauver
Elsworth Watkins
Watkins
Donald Grigsby
Lews Romano
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Inea
Romano
New Mexico
Man
Dck
N.E. Kansas
Maryland University
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