Baltimore Supreme Bench Cites Five Radio Stations in Contempt Case
The Baltimore Supreme Bench cites five stations Maryland Broadcasting Company Hearst Radio WSID WCBM WFBR and Baltimore Radio Show for broadcasting statements about murder suspect Eugene James. They face contempt for reporting alleged actions and obstructing justice. A future ruling may apply state wide rules to criminal procedure.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Supreme Bench Today
Amgué
Maryland Broadcasting Company
James FP. Connolly
WITH
Hearst Radio, Inc
WBAL
Baltimore, Broadcasting Corporation
WCBM
Balti’more Radio Show, Inc
WFBR
Sidney HK. Tinley
WSID
Was Creek Park
Hom
Supreme Bench
James
Brill
Pimlico
Washington
Carol Bardwell
Capital
Maryland Court of Appeals
Maryland Press Association
Prediction Of Things To Come On Thrasher Farm
George Edward Thrasher visits Frederick county to preview a quonset dairy barn to be erected next month on his mother’s 175 acre Jefferson area farm. The field day August 16 will display a 22 cow model with volunteers and donations from the Maryland Conservation Field Day and local business partners.
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George Edward Thrasher
Frederick County
Jeferson
Modern Dairy Barn Erected On Thrasher Farm At Field Day
A 22 cow quonset dairy barn will rise at Mrs. Neilie V Thrasher near Jefferson on the 115 acre farm as part of the Maryland Conservation Field Day on August 18 in Frederick. The lower story will be completed beforehand with the roof raised during the event by 35 volunteers in under 17 hours. The project aims to boost hay, farming, and grass production and to improve milk handling facilities with donated materials from local firms. Mrs Thrasher will contribute to costs.
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Thrasher
Frank Keeter
Jembee
Tanding
Lo H. Crrickeberger
J.¥ Brosius
Maryland
Frederick Corn
Neilie V. ‘Thrasher
Jeerson
Washington, D. C
L. H. Crickenberger
WAA To Close Business Soon
Washington reports that the War Asset Administration plans to close and dissolve by February 28. The agency has already leased or given away surplus war property originally costing $23.6 billion and still holds about $5.4 billion in assets to dispose of.
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Washington
War Assets Administration
Congr
Jess Wal
Larsen Sand
Lso
WAA
Most Decorated Vet Attacks Diplomats in France
Former Lt Audie Murphy America's most decorated World War II hero condemns U S diplomatic representatives in France as fat headed and lazy. He says they are laying down on their jobs after returning from France where he earned two of France's highest honors and received the Congressional Medal of Honor.
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New York
Audie Murphy
America
U S
France
Murphy
Saad Murphs
Renee
Sax
Smy
Governor and Maryland Guard to review troops on Camp Ritchie visit
The article notes Maryland National Guard commander Lane leading a Governor's Day review with Maj. Gen Milton Reckord alongside. It mentions annual two week field training for troops of the ith Regiment at Camp Ritchie beginning July 10 and comments on U S diplomatic personnel in France and elsewhere.
Devil Debate to Be Held Next Week in Annapolis
Alexander W. Andrews and his adversaries prepare for a radio debate on whether a devil exists. WASDL General Manager Edwin R. Mowbray says audience size uncertain and no local station yet committed to air. Andrews promises a brief defense while ministers from Baltimore and Wilmington join the discussion.
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Annapolis
Alexander W. Andrews
Edwin R Mowbray
WASDL
Andrews
Satan
Hell
Gates
James Lo
Vacar
St Annes Pars
Srofess
Baltimore
Woelington
Mowbray Sand
Two Take Terms For Scrap Metal Thefts
Unable to pay $50 fines, Charles Green and Willan Slade Washington of Baltimore chose thirty day terms in Carroll county jail. They were convicted of petty larceny connected to scrap metal thefts from farms in a joint trial.
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Raymond L. Benson
Westminster
Charles Green
Willan Slade Washington
Baltimore
Carroll County
Bessie Lee Monroe
More
Mazie L. Brown
Ralng
Paint Firms Indicted in Western Trade Case
Pintaburgh officials report federal charges against two paint firms and several associates tied to a scheme affecting western trade. The indictment accuses the defendants of conspiring to influence market conditions and illicit activities linked to the paint industry.
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Pintaburgh
Federal
Mies
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Mener McCurtain
Okla
Lone Star Cell
Candies
Johnstons—Lowreys
Page & Shaw
Apollo Brachs
Blue Ridge News Agency
Patrick St. Frederick, MD
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Philco Radios
Philco
Joe
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Fyr-Fyter
Darton
Ohio
Sappington and Company
Libertytown, Md
Frederick
Demsberg
Jeveley
KEY Hotel
Oapenbrehive
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Hares Keittirg Co
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Leon Whe
Grede
Elm Streets
Suheul
LE Re
Leo Ss
Leon Crummmnt
Travelle Cole
Pikes Peak
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Tonia
Oldsmobile
Olds Mobile
the Kaufman Garage Co., Inc
E. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Stevens Flying Service
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