Fined $50 For Fast Driving In Police Court Session
In a three hour Police Court session Magistrate Wilbur F. Shefield Jr. called two motorists “instruments for the retention of Maryland's 42nd in highway safety.” Wilbur A. Hoffman of 331 Madison Street was fined $50 after driving 70 to 75 mph on West Patrick Street. Hoffman, acquitted of drunken driving, claimed he did not see stop signals. Sgt. Daniel Swomley testified pacing Hoffman and following him to Madison Street. Fourteen character witnesses testified for Hoffman.
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Wilbur F. Shefield, Jr
Maryland
Patrick Street
Norva Avenue
Jefferson Street
Wilbur A. Hoffman
Madison Street
Daniel Swomley
Hoffman
Jefferson
Burck
Madison
Norman W. Fox
Wilson Avenue
Hagerstown
Fox
Edwin Nikirk
East Sixth Street
O'Closs
Alfred Lee
Wetzel
Union Bridge
Frank Dorsey
Boost
Wetzell
Angler
H. G. Airey
Baltimore
Lester W. Barnhouse
Lucketts Va
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Barnhouse
C. Cheford Wirts
Potomac River
Virginia
Glenn Butts
D. W. Kettells
John A. Atwell
Leesburg
Samuel Himes
Henry Herbert
Frederick
Della Brown
Snook
Guy E. Snook
New Market
Katie V. Hartsock
Ruby Hahn
James R. Hahn
Raymond L. Hughes
Thurmont
Herbert D. Thompson
James R. Souers
Rt. 1
Charles W. Leith
Boyds
West Patrick Street
Frederick County Court Dockets Include Multiple Intoxication Cases
The list records charges against Eugene Everhart Charles Town W Va James Over street Frederick Rubin Burnett colored Center Square Clarence Funk Park Mills intoxicated on the street Arthur L. Thompson U S Navy intoxicated in public bar Preston Byrd colored Frederick disturbing the peace James Newman colored Frederick intoxication on the street with a noted null prasse 3 1 charge Norman W Fox of Frederick permitting an operator to drive under the influence of alcohol Arrested Tuesday Herbert D Thompson Frederick for operating under the influence and Raymond L Hughes Thurmont for permitting an unauthorized person to operate a vehicle Crustaceans of various sizes in hot water described as insects of the sea per Britannica
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Eugene Everhart
Charles Town
W. Va
James Overstreet
West South Street
Rubin Burnett
Frederick
Center Square
Clarence Funk
Park Mills
Arthur L. Thompson
U. S. Navy
Preston Byrd
Norman W. Fox
Herbert D. Thompson
Raymond L. Hughes
Thurmont
Arabs Honor murdered Jordan King With Funeral Salute
Thousands mourn Abdullah as bugles and cannon salute the slain monarch. A white horse led a gun guarded procession from the royal palace to the grave as Black flags hung in Amman. Dignitaries from the Arab world joined about 1,000 mourners behind the royal bearer.
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Amman
Jordan
Abdullah
Omar
Jerusalem
Mufti
White Horse
Arab Legion
Abdulah
Iraq
Naif
Israeli
United Nations
Old City
Haj Amin el Husseini
Cairo
Palestine
Caution Expected In Picking New Navy Head
President Truman faces a cautious selection for Chief of Naval Operations to avoid past Navy Air Force funding and mission disputes. Admiral Sherman died in Naples of a heart attack, prompting tributes from Democratic leaders. Secretary Matthews departs for Ireland, with Dan Kimball awaiting Senate confirmation as his successor.
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Washington
Truman
Naval Operations
Navy-Air Force
Forrest DP
Sherman
Naples
Italy
Admiral Sherman
Congressional
Navy
Francis P. Matthews
Ireland
Matthews
Dan A. Kimball
Senate
Sheriman
Kimball
West Virginia group to visit Beltsville July tour
A West Virginia party led by Samm M. Skinner of Shepherdstown plans a Beltsville visit to the U S Department of Agriculture Experiment Station tomorrow. The event, part of a WMh A tour, focuses on Navy leadership discussions and features four full admirals, with the President expected to visit outside this group.
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Beltsville
Shepherdstown
W. Va
U. S. Department of Agriculture Experiment
Slaton
West Virginia State Horticultural Society
Samm M. Skinner
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Prasse
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Rand Dolph, Scott
Technicolor
David Brin
Phyllis Thaxter
Wilte
M. J. Golibart
U. 5
R. D
Mt. Airy
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the Letter Shop
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Ture
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Brian E Murphy Donlevy
Marguerite Chapman
Scott Brady
Audie Murphy
Brien Donlevy
Eva
Tid
Druid Theater
Damascus
Susan Wayward
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George Sanders
Muntz TY
Jack Kennedy
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Frederick Tax
Eeke
Tonite & Wed
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Supreme Finant Resch
Atlantic Ocean
George Washington Hotel
Ith
M. Dall
Myra
Parrison Hair
16Th St
Mrs. G. ‘Hale Harrison
Mi2
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Bay View
Mayflower
Oquban
Ocean City, MD
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Del
Mtire
Jocal
Blue Ridge Lines
Chesapeake
Chesapeake Bay
Uni
Bally & Sanday
Sandy Point
Matapeake
Selubury
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Fecnronta Aan
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Vrabaiao Bet
Sony Distaston
Sunetteiod
Saisie
Blue Ridge ‘Lines
Tennessee’ Williams
the Mountain Theater
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Qonen
ST van Ae Seca
Peren Sa Ra Oro AY
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Jimmy Powers Elus
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Marle Wilson
Jefferson Road
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