Question of drunk test cited in Maryland law
In Frederick City Magistrate court, Harry F. Denner Jr. faced charges of reckless driving drunken driving and operating without a license after a June 27 incident on Madison Street. The defense argued for a drunkometer test and the magistrate dismissed the license charge, with verdicts pending on reckless driving and drunken driving. Other cases included Keeney not guilty on a stop sign collision and Bailey fined for a road violation, plus several fines and suspensions.
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Maryland
Frederick City
Harry F. Denner Jr
West South Street
Madison Street
Ofmer
Feld
Ant
Byron W. Thompson
Rinpcon
Sheffield
Danner
Claude Evans
Wiliam McKinley Boost
Carper
Muse
Frederick
Thompson
Ariaine
Roo Use von Danner
Edwin F. Dikirk
Per
Keeney
Trail Avenue
Seventh Street
EB Mock
Barviex
Caliinz
Bailey
Thomas Jennings Bailey II
Adrnstown
Chats
Henry Ford Baines
East Sixth Street
Lina
Howard D. Mac Osrom
MacOsrom
Ralph Forrest Snyder
Clarksburg
Carrol Linwood King
Phebus Avenue
Jearner
Excavations Begin at Harper Ferry Monument Site
Excavations start at Harper's Ferry National Monument as historians and archaeologists probe the old government arsenal on Shenandoah Street. Ed Larrabee and William Hershey, who previously worked at Saratoga, will also study ruins on Virginius Island and the Hall Ale Works. The arsenal was destroyed in 1861 to prevent Confederate seizure. researchers aim to expose original foundations. A team of four student architects measures surviving town buildings for preservation. Centennial John Brown raid events are planned October 12 to 18 with the U.S. Marine Band confirming dates.
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Harpers Ferry National Monument
Harper Ferry
Frank Alderson
Park
Old Government Arsenal
Shenandosh Street
Mens
Ed Larrabee
William Hershey
Park Services
Saratoga
N.Y
Harpers Ferry
Virginius Island
Old Hall Ale Works
Arsenal
Servius
Park Service
AL Tready
John, ‘Brown
U.S. Marine Band of Washington
Childhood Ingenuity and the Carroll Creek Dams of Fredericktown
A nostalgic reminiscence recounts homemade sycamore dam swimming spots along Carroll Creek in Fredericktown. The writer recalls three dams, local youths like Ed Bartgis and Cottie Willard, and rustic summers with sandbags, broken water, creek crawfish, and makeshift celebrations near Zentz tail mill race and nearby farmhouses.
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Tuscarora
Market Street
Fredericktown
Bentztown
Sauesters
West College Terrace
Culler
Concerts at Harpers Ferry October seventeenth
The mature walks at the site are popular. On Sunday the nineteenth her sons took the historical and nature trail to Virginius Island where thriving industries flourished in early days. Leader Orville Crowder park naturalist Superintendent Anderson accompanied the group. He said walks are on Saturday and Sunday starting at 2 and 4 p.m.
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Harpers Ferry
Hersons
Virginius Island
Orville Crowder
Anderson
Subdivisions Approved by Frederick Planning Commission
Three subdivisions won preliminary approval at a Frederick City Planning Commission hearing in City Hall. A large tract between Brigadoon Catoctin Park and the Frederick Freeway, proposed by E W Rusker, was conditionally approved with requirements including a 2 foot right of way along a stream a future sewer to Canon and crosswalls in larger blocks.
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Baker Park
Haman
Earp
Carroll Creek
Frederick Freeway
Wyatt
Frederick City
Summers, Inc. Andl
the &. & L. Construction Company
Paul Stnley
North Market Street
Thirteenth Street
Fingl
City
Guy ¢ Kelly
East
Fourth Street
East Street
Pine Avenue
Cit Planning Commission
U S Deficit Sets Peacetime Record and land deals heard
The 1959 peacetime deficit reached 12.0 billion dollars, with preliminary totals showing receipts of 68.16 billion. Officials noted the shortfall was 320 million below Eisenhower’s January budget estimate as hearings approved subdivision actions by Summers Inc and related parcels near West Patrick Street Catsctin Avenue and Columbus Avenue.
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Washington
Government Today
Eisenhower
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
H Robart B. Anderson
Maurice H. Stans
Ambiguous OCR Item Names and Sports Mentions Summary
Fragmentary OCR text presents a mix of names and terms with minimal context. Possible sports references include Pacers and Canoe, while numerous proper nouns appear garbled. No clear event, date, or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
Budget Surplus Revised As Shifts In 1959 Projections
Financial figures show income surpassing forecasts by 158 million dollars while expenditures fell by 172 million, altering the January 1958 budget estimates for fiscal 1959. Original projections had anticipated a half billion surplus with expenditures at 73.9 billion and receipts at 34.409 billion. In addition, the note mentions Lapland above Sweden, Russia, and other regions having months of continuous daylight in summer and continuous darkness in winter.
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Congress
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Woodsboro
Steiner Smith
Woodshoro
Frank A. Rosensberzer
Ellen Stotslemyer
Shirler R. Stover
Women's Guild
White House
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Nick Ginger
E. W. Ausherman
Richard E. Zirmamerman
Horton Tromas
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Catoctin Park
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Mome
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Vincent Peale
Coblentz & Main, Inc
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Baker’s
Lawe Mower
W. Patrick St
Olga
Crozer Storer
Coal & OL CO
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N. Market St
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New York
S. Marker Sr
Terete
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
South Market St
Feee Parking
Dag
Dailey’s
C. £. Cline and Son Funers
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Lapland
Sweder
Tinland
Russia
Hood College
Potomac Edison Company
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Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
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Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Citizens Office Market
Patrick Sts
Fort Detrick Facility
Union Bridge Bank Office
Union Bridge, Md
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