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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1951

Page

8

Spare Tire Comes Back on New Cars

The National Production Authority lifted its three month rubber saving ban on spare tires effective today, citing a reduced one fifth cutback in car output. Car buyers had complained about extra cost, while heavy duty tire makers must maintain boosted output. Small rubber producers receive relaxed limits, freeing up about 1.60 tons monthly for miscellaneous products. final impact to tires not included.

Washington National Production Authority NPA

Hospitalization Sought for Drug Addiction Case

Robert Lee Howell 26 admitted in juvenile court that he supplied narcotics to two teenagers and asked for hospitalization for drug addiction. Judge Edith H. Cockrill gave one year in prison but recommended treatment at the Federal Narcotics Farm in Lexington Kentucky. Howell said he began the habit four months ago and has used three heroin capsules daily. One teen, John J. Cicala 19 of Lewisdale Maryland, was sent to Lexington farm. The other youth, 17, unnamed, faces Juvenile Court proceedings.

Washington Robert Lee Howell Edith H. Cockrill Federal Lexington Howell John J. Cicala Lewisdale

Woolsack tradition tied to Edward III's order

The piece notes that weaving held great importance to Great Britain and that around 1350 Edward III ordered the Lord Chancellor to sit on a woolsack, a custom that has persisted to the present.

Great Britain Edward III

Hagerstown Zoning Battle Heads Back To Court

Residents ask Circuit Judge Joseph Mish to halt enforcement of the city zoning ordinance enabling a north side shopping center. The court set August 3 to hear why the injunction should not be granted. Mills brothers figure among petitioners arguing the June 28 ordinance is invalid and would devalue property.

Hagerstown Philadelphia Joseph D. Mish Merman L Mills Mills Hunton P. Mills

Maude Kee Elected to Fill Out Term in U S House

Mrs Maude Elizabeth Kee widow of Rep John Kee of West Virginia was elected today to complete his unexpired term in the U S House of Representatives. Kee collapsed and died while presiding over a meeting of a local committee.

Local Polls Split as Kee and Gadd Lead in Fifth District

With 341 of 384 polling places reporting Mrs Kee holds 27 844 votes and Cyrus Gadd 19 789 for the Fifth District race. A separate incident reports a man found drowned in a pool at the Scarlet County Club in Westminster as police investigated an apparent accidental drowning in Carroll County Maryland.

Kee Cyrus Gadd Princeton Pool Westminister Scarlet County Club Poo John Edward Jones Baltimore Carroll County

B and E Letters On Maryland Roads Explained

Maryland drivers note letters on highway centerlines. B marks beginning and E marks end as State Roads Commission crews operate the paint machine. The rush of letters this year follows a winter decision to raise Maryland standards to conform to new guidelines and safety practices.

Maryland State Roads Commission Commission

Maryland Paints Centerline for Limited Sight Distances

A revision requires a white centerline marking when drivers have 500 feet or less sight distances. The new rule sets a visibility standard where motorists must not have less than 900 feet of forward view. The change affects roadway markings and safety guidelines.

Maryland

Baudouin Becomes King of Belgium and Congo

Baudouin, twenty, was proclaimed King of the Belgians and the Congo in a solemn oath before Parliament. He then conducted a motor tour among his subjects drawing thunderous ovations with crowds shouting vive.

Brussels Belgium Baudouin African Congo

Riots Protest Leopold III Return Amid Belgian Exile Debates

Amid Belgian exile tensions in 1940 streets echo with riots over King Leopold III and Baudouin’s marriage as factions clash over his return and legitimacy. Demonstrators voice pro and anti sentiments in the same urban areas previously marked by German surrender.

Leopold III Leopold Baudouin

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