Revoke Driving Rights For Two In Maryland Forfeitures
A Maryland motor vehicle code review shows 42 motorists faced penalties including license revocation, suspension of operating privileges, probation, or reprimands after failing to appear or pleading guilty. Several defendants were fined for speeding, reckless driving, and failing to stop after property damage, with suspensions ranging from one to three months and probation up to two years.
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Ray Horne
Lcense
Court House
Theodore Ernest Thompson
Route 1
East Patrick Street
Walden Elwood Bowens
West Fifth Street
Montgomery County
Bruce Edgar Shipley
Lime Kil
South Market Street
Wilma Jean Stull
West South Street
Old Braddock
Arnold Dwight Creeger
Emmitsburg
Billy Ray Lewis
East Seventh Street
James Edward Morgan
East Church Street
Albert Hicks Shawer
Thurmont
Gaithersburg
Howard Willard White, Jr
Route 4
Horner
Roy Marvin Jackson
East Fourth
Charles James Miller
North Market Street
Fred Henry Smith
West Fourth Street
North Bentz Street
Robert Edward Stanton
East All Saints Street
Vernon J. Smith, Jr
Ridgeville
Chester Lee Wastier
Benjamin Adam Mack
Adamstown
Brunswick
James Copeland
Liamsville
Rockville
Norman Wilson Fox
East
Pat-rick Street
Roy Lee Pryor
Lantz
Smithsboro
Wden Sas
Milara
East Third Street
Horne
Oppose Civilian Use Of Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland leaders McKeldin and Acting Mayor Price restated opposition to civilian use of Andrews Air Force Base in Prince George's County. They urged adopting Friendship International Airport to handle Washington National overflow, praising Friendship as convenient for Baltimore and Washington. Eisenhower heard the Maryland delegation but did not commit. Weeks had rejected the proposal two weeks earlier.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
Baltimore
Arthur B. Price
Andrews Air Force Base
Prince George’s County
Eisenhover
Maryland
Andrews Base
Friendstap International
Washington National Airport
Friendship
Baltimore-Washington
Eisenhower
Marland
Commerce
Weeks
Prison Quiet Ends Rebellion Troubles in Ss Fiet
Prison authorities report a quiet period following renewed tensions in Ss Fiet as inmates and guards maintain restraint. Officials say security measures remain in place and no new incidents have been recorded since the prior unrest.
Music Supervisor Stull Retires From Frederick County Schools
Charles C. T. Stull retires after 39 years in Frederick County public schools following a July 2 Board of Education meeting. A Brunswick High alumnus of 1914, he taught there six years before moving to Thurmont and later becoming Supervising Instructor of Music for all county schools. He organized the first All-County Band and Chorus and directed the Yellow Springs Concert Band. He will run Mountaindale farm and several staff members also retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. T. Stull
Frederick County
Board of Education
Silll
Old Boys’ High School
Brunswick High School
Thurmont
Stull
Yellow Springs
Mountaindale
Charles E. Rice
Beulah Moberly
Minnie Cockerly
North Market Street
Minnie Keller
Buckeystown
Girl on Cruiser Faces Charges After Navy Uniform Dare
Long Beach California reports Joan Garrison 18 wore a Navy blue uniform and joined sailors aboard the Los Angeles cruiser in a dare. She was arraigned before a US commissioner on charges of illegally wearing a naval uniform and was later released to custody.
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Long Beach
Calif
Joan Garrison
Joan
Los Angeles
Jons
United States
Liberty
Train strikes car on Route 15 near Lime Kiln
New York motorist Thomas A. Purcell, 60, of West 131st Street, driving with his wife toward Washington, became confused at the Lime Kiln crossing and drove onto the tracks. His car, wedged between rails, was hit by B and O Freight No 825 traveling toward Baltimore, causing about 3500 in damage but no injuries or charges. Tram engineer Leonard F. Cavey applied emergency brakes. Traffic was halted about 30 minutes.
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New York
Lime Kiln
Charles D. Mades
Thomas A. Purcell
West 131St Street
New York City
Purcell
Washington
Sgt Mades
B and O
Baltimore
Brunswick
Leonard F Cavey
Clement Street
Mades
Shortage in Montgomery County Funds Top $2,306
A Baltimore audit notes a total of 2306.00 dollars missing from the Montgomery County revenue office between Oct 18 1953 and Aug 29 1952. Former cashier Phyllis Ann Geisbert, 21, Barnesville, faces embezzlement charges. $901.74 of the missing funds were cashed at a bank. The report, sent to the State’s Attorney, cites misappropriation by unrecorded or substituted checks. The county has blanket bond coverage to cover losses.
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Montgomery County
Baltimore
Division of Revenue and
Alex K. Hancock
Phyllis Ann Geisbert
Barnesville
Hancock
Montgomery Schools set Sept 10 opening date
Montgomery County boards announce full sessions begin September 14 with registration on September 10 and 7th half day preps. June 16 closing, with plans for West Rockville elementary bid at 382650 by H. O. McAlister Co. New principals named for several elementary schools. August 8 set to discuss next year’s construction under reduced capital funds.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Board of Education
H. O. McAlister Co
West Rockville
Clay E. Brooks
Ala Vista
Quinn HH. Constantz
Fairland
Alice R. Howard
Oakland Terrace
Louie B Parker
Potomac
Suzanne F. Waters
Highland View
Cooks campaign to lure tourists with spicy egg dish
Mexicans in tourism named a campaign to substitute crumbled eggs in a hot sauce to attract visitors. The Union of Cooks and Waiters set up a special cooking school for foreigners worried by declines in the tourist trade.
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Mexico City
Union of
Maryland Territory Lost to Boundaries and Time
Maryland, twice the present size, would be larger had it not lost land to Pennsylvania Delaware Virginia and West Virginia. Judge Prescott described historic boundary disputes and surveying quirks at a Frederick Civitan Club dinner, noting Maryland’s small size yet rich geography and asserting pride in its mountains valleys and Eastern Shore. Gettysburg visitors set a summer record with over 11 000 people touring the battlefield and cemetery, driven by a National Park Service estimate of 5 380 Saturday and 5 544 Sunday in private cars plus buses.
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Marsland
Stedman Prescott
Circuit
Frederick Civitan Club
Francis, Scott Key
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Prescott
Civitan
Jerome Offutt
Omer
Iis
Maryland
George Calvert
Lord Baltimore
England
Duke of York
New Amsterdam
New York
William Penn
Penns Woods
Potomac
Farfaux
Garrett
Frederick
Montgomery
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Pa
Gettysburg Battlefield
National Cemetery
National Park Service
The
Park Service
Planning Aide Berkner Works With Upper Montgomery County Planning
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School graduate Pairiaa Berkner is employed as a planning assistant by the Upper Montgomery County Planning Commission this summer. She assists in surveys of existing land uses and will return to Cornell University for a degree in land planning next fall. Berkner stays with her aunt Mrs George Peter in Gaithersburg.
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Rockville
Pairiaa Berkner
Bethesda
Chevy "Chase
Upper
Montgomery County Planning Commission
Nuss Berkner
Commission
Miss Berkner
Cornell University
Ithaca N.Y
Cornell College of
Zonta Dinner Dinners Acquittal Stirs Maryland Meeting
At the Francis Scott Key Hotel the Zonta Club held its regular meeting with a board session and dinner. President Catherine Johnson presided, plans were outlined for the District 3 conference in Washington, and a new member was welcomed. A later magistrate’s court acquitted Howard Cochran of speeding charges after conflicting testimony.
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Ihe Zonta Club
Board of Directors
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key
Catherine Johnson
Elizabeth Schroeder
Johnson
Zonta International Financial
District 3
Helen P. Solon
E. Peabody Trevett
Samawa
Iraq
Statler
Washington
Ken Hersperger
Louise Grove
Maryland college proposed to train elementary teachers
At the 21st annual Parent-Teacher Association conference in College Park Maryland delegates heard a Maryland plan to open a state college near Washington to train elementary teachers. The proposal targets shortages and would join Towson Salisbury and Frostburg as white teachers colleges while Bowie houses the current separate program for Negro teachers. The group will report back to local units and decide on a stance for the November Baltimore convention.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Parent- Teacher Association
Joseph Hunter
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Board of
Washington
Maryland
Bowie
Towson
Salisbury
Frostburg
Baltimore
Wilbur Devilbiss
University
College of Education
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Andrews AF Base
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Securds
Master of Arms
Skuls
Los Angeres
Heim
Assomia
Schanuffer
Witliam
Moore
Washington Pa
Washington County
Feu
Frederick “Counts
Rome
Alcide de Gaspen
Luigi Einaudi
de Gasperi
Einaudi
Majonty
Christian Democrat
Paris
Broadway
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Madison Street
Frederick Polce
Elmer Singer
James Trout
Gll Thomas
Patrick
N M. Schnauffer
G. L. ‘Thomas
Frankin Crumnutt
Frank Keecer
WOVEN
Hood College
Chaiman
Wamen’s Guild
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Purdy Prete
St Loms
National Missions Board
Oliver K Maurer
Redison
Mercersburg Synodical Women's Guise
ZONTA
Grace Stickell
Business Services
Credit Bureau
Emily Smith ‘Stewart
Salt Lake City
Utah
Marjorie Etchison
Stewart
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Utah State Women's Activities
National Foundation For
General Assembly
USS
Cleb
Zonta Club
Virginia B Thomas
Green Parrot
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Howard Samuel Cochran
W. Va
Cochran
Alton Y. Bennett
J. W. Hardy
Shoemaker
John Neeley
McKaig
Neeley
House of Correction
Mildred Wetnight Adalt
Burlittisville
Middletown
Carl Edward Stickley
Grottoes
James Melvin LaRue
Jefferson
Claude William Etzler
White Line
Fengaville
Charles Albert Destrange
East Sixth Street
Luther Leonard Souers
Rt. 1
Landerford
Earl Lee Linabury
Edward Bektel Bowman
Hartiisonburg
James Stonesi
Laurence Huffman Clark
McCoole
Harry S. Forney
Edgeworth
Joseph G. Bessie
Batimore
Elmer Elwood Bernhisel
Williamsport
Willam E. Mickey
James E. Riddle
Westminster County
Dale Simon Garmly
Pittsburgh
Geron U_ Smith
Altoona
Joseph Eugene McKenzie
George Alassin
Nunashall
James HL Rouzee
Clarence William Truax
Mt. Pleasant
Alvert McPeach
Beverly
N. J
South Jefferson Street
Frank Dorsey
Barbara McCutcheon
Robert J. Meimeter
Hotel Plaza
Fallsburg
N. Y
McCutcheon
New Rochelle
N.Y
Women's Association
San Diego
Cali
Vallee Aircraft Corp
Navy
Plame
Spapre Radhive
Yakima
Washington State
James Robinson
Southern ‘California Dental Association
Robinson
J. Edward Shafer
Ida G. Kaufman
Cetectin Construction Company
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