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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
3
A physician advises summer exams for children entering school with family physician and dentist involved. It covers physicals, vaccines, dental checks, and emotional prep to ease the move to school. Pathological intoxication after brain injury is discussed with a warning against alcohol use.
Auction listing for a public sale at 12 30 P M in Dawsonville Maryland includes antiques and household items such as walnut furniture beds dressers bureaus, a Gaehle piano Westinghouse radio kitchen ware lamps and household goods. firearms and lawn equipment listed with cash terms and multiple party names.
Frederick City Planning Commission sets 7:00 p.m. August 5 1946 at City Hall for approval of preliminary subdivision plats on Walter J Powell property east of East Street and near East Fourth and East Fifth. view plats in City Engineer’s office. protests must be filed at hearing. Also case 8 hearing for Crum land near Baltimore Pike. plats available. protests required. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE: May V Speaks estate letters of administration granted. claims to be filed by February 18 1947. debts payable. administrator Paul J Bowers signs.
Frederick county will turn 326.13 from estate recoveries over to the Welfare Board to cover costs that could not be funded otherwise. The funds, shared as one sixth county, two sixth state, and three sixth federal, will support additional Old Age and General Public Assistance cases among 487 unduplicated recipients totaling 16 753 80 in expenditures for June.
Ocean City July 24 24 defendants from a gambling raid at Rick's club pleaded guilty after initial requests for jury trials Judge James Robins imposed fines Curtis Long of Salisbury represented the defendants Charles R Richards and six others were fined 252 50 each while 17 club patrons were fined 10 and costs
In a disorderly conduct case, $2.80 per item was charged against Richards and eight other defendants. The court directed Sheriff Edwin Lynch to return $5,509 seized during the raid to Adam J. Pasela.
One of the game operators Pasela E gave Lynch 176 dollars as deputies Jost observed gambling at the club shortly before the raid conducted on July 15. The sheriff described the event as part of a broader law enforcement action.
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