Magistrate finds youth technically not guilty in North Market case
Monday night cases heard before Magistrate Edward D. Storm involved a 19 year old Neal of Route 6 who claimed he was just going for ice cream when charged with speeding on North Market. The driver denied exceeding 25 miles per hour and said he stopped at East and Nimth streets. The other defendant Eduard L. also denied speeding. Dorsey claimed the road showed a blue masked driver and双方 cars claimed not racing. The magistrate noted some doubt about the events. Other cases included a 20 year old laborer fined for minor charges, a woman with a good record given a small fine, Willis Herman Miller ordered to pay 30 per week support, and Osborn W. Nickens fined for assault and artery incident.
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North Market Street
North Market
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Nathan Dorsey
Alay
Sian
Nimth
Eduard L
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Istrate
Pao
North Xezro
Sxezro
Himeharis Aller
Storm Biakeron
Smith
House of Correction
Willis Herman Miller
Lincoln Apartments
Baltimore
Osborn W. Nickens
Assamt
Artery
Mary Peach
Sven
Storm
Pistol Wielding Boy Appeals Officer Reinstatement
A Baltimore juvenile case centers on Patrolman Melvin Howell facing disciplinary charges after a scuffle during a arrest of a boy linked to a stolen car. The boy, in Maryland Training School, and Police Commissioner Hepburn express support for Howell’s reinstatement, with no immediate decision rendered.
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Melvin Howell
Howell
Duvall
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Maryland Training School
James MM. Hepbrow
Baltimore Police Department
Chesapeake Bay Ship Length Study Under Baltimore Guidance
The Chesapeake Bay expeditioned vessel under Baltimore leadership measures 18 mules in length, reflecting harbor division nomenclature and historical shipcraft units.
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Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Government forces rout rebels in Honduras three times this year
In Tegucigalpa, troops loyal to President Ramon Villeda Morales claim to have crushed a right wing uprising for the third time in 2024. They report 10 rebels killed, many wounded after 13 hours of fighting, and 609 captured. Government officials say rebels aimed to establish a military dictatorship.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Ramon Villeda Morales
Hoffa Probe Continues Amid Testimony on Monitors
Washington AP: Senate rackets probers heard testimony that James R Hoffa sought to gain control of federal monitors checking him. A Teamster lawyer denied pressuring a witness to stay silent. Crum named Harry Bridges and Louis Goldblatt as emissaries proposing to replace a union monitor to remove Schmidt.
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Teamster
James BR. Hoffa
Edward Bennett Williams
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Crum
Harry Bridges
Louis Goldblatt
Bridges
Godfrey P. Se Dt
Schmidt
Japan Times calls for street and house numbering system
The Japan Times argues it is long overdue for Japan to number houses and name streets. It notes that most streets in Tokyo lack names aside from a few and recalls the postwar occupation authority’s practice of using simple alphabet and numeric street names.
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Japan Times
Japan
U.S
Soviet aid to Emperor Selassie for Ethiopian industry
Premier Khrushchev approved a 490 million ruble credit to Ethiopia to aid industrial development. Haile Selassie completed a two week visit to the Soviet Union before departing for Addis Ababa.
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Selassye Moscow
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Haile Selassie Winging
Ethiopia
Russia
Frederick City Construction Permits Jump in March
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reports Frederick City March permits rose to 296,700 dollars from 54,651 dollars a year earlier. Three month totals show a drop from last year, with statewide declines including Baltimore Cumberland Hagerstown and Salisbury. Hagerstown shows increases in both March and the three month total.
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Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
Baltimore
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Frederick
Haterstoun
Permit totals show Virginia and Maryland variance in early year
The report notes Salisbury and Winchester permit totals for the first three months, with Salisbury down from last year and Winchester up sharply. Frederick ranks third among five Maryland cities for March permits, trailed by Baltimore and Cumberland, while Virginia shows shifts in multiple cities amid the quarter. In other news, China accuses a U S Navy patrol plane of intruding on air space near Kwanglung islands, issuing its 36th warning.
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Tokyo
China
U.S. Navy
Kwanglung
Red
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Peiping Radio
Stertiness Azo Compines Promotes Healing and Relief
An ad copy touts Azo Compines and Natu healing products claiming to reduce tissue swelling and promote raw-tissue healing. It promises immediate comfort and relief without surgery and money-back guarantees, urging readers to buy suppositories or ointment at druggists.
Strength for the Day It Can Be Cured
Earl L Douglass discusses managing hurt feelings and tempering strong emotions. He notes thin skinned individuals provoke trouble, urging practical steps to laugh, forgive, and respond calmly rather than lash out in anger.
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Earl L. Douglass
Thick skins and thin hearts in social hurts
A columnist notes sensitive people suffer from selfish behavior, urges unselfish character growth to heal hurt feelings. Ridicules petty slights and advises a broader, kinder mindset for emotional stability. The piece ends urging readers to say they saw it in the News.
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Gilead
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