Thirty Arrests By Police In Busy Weekend Here
Thirty arrests were made by local police over one of the busiest weekends this year. Multiple individuals faced charges from disorderly conduct to larceny and disturbing the peace, with several cases involving weapons and impersonation. Officers cited a crowded downtown scene, a double arrest for one Lewistown resident, and a series of warrants served after midnight Saturday as key events.
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Lewistown
East Patrick Street
Sidney Grant
Offcer Kanoce
Trump
Julius Hollingsworth
Dorothy Ambush
All Saints Street
Boone
Baker Park
Cnes
Maurice Delashmutt
Sergt
Dorsey
Delashmutt
Frank Boyd
Church Street
Brunswick
Boyd
Giles Hall
Middle Alley
Highway access and beauty plan by Governor appoints council
A state effort aims to reduce congestion on main highways by improving structures and access points while preserving traffic capacity and the investment value in major roads. The governor appointed a council with members from Baltimore and other Maryland towns to advise on design, location, access points, and the preservation of highway aesthetics.
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Courseil
O'Conor
Gideon N. Stieff
Robert M. Reindollar
Palmer R. Nickerson
John W. Sherwood
Victor Frenkil
Baltimore
Herbert L. Andrews
Easton
Lacy Shaw
Colesville
Hail Hammond
Abel Wolman
Walter E. Kriel
Hampstead
Henry Morton
Margaret Bell
Hyattsville
Emil Crockin
Aviation Cadet Crickenberger Assigned to Selman Field
Aviation Cadet Crickenberger son of Mr and Mrs L H Crickenberger Frederick county spent a week furlough with them and is now stationed at Selman Field Monroe Louisiana His present address is Sq J grp IL AA FP SB N Selman Field Monroe La A Frederick High School 1940 graduate he is 19 years old and entered service February 8.
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Crickenberger
L. H. Crickenberger
Frederick County
Selman Field
Monroe
Aa.f.p.s.b.n
Frederick High School
Roadside Council Named By Governor
Governor O'Conor predicted a definite forward step toward full utilization and beautification of State highways as he announced Maryland Roadside Council membership. Created by the 1943 Legislature act, the council will study plans and methods to reduce hazards to vehicles, property, and persons on or near main highways.
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Annapolis
O'Conor
Maryland Roadside Council
New Plans To Hold Back Inflation Flood
Washington July 25 new dikes to fold back the inflation flood occupied officials as Roosevelt may address the nation with blueprints. Aimed to win public support, the release stressed past economic upheavals and possible major radio talk on stabilization and war progress. Emphasis on food and direct livilihood, wage earners hit by rising prices and stagnant pay. Also: Second Lieutenant Ralph Goodell was killed in an air accident in the European area. parents notified in Charles Town West Virginia.
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Washington
Jas
Roosevelt
Office of War Information
Charles Town
W. Va
Ralph Goodell
J. M. Goodell
Leetown
Political clash over separating rail and bus operations
Senate leaders push to divorce railroads from bus operations and restrict railroad and steamship encroachment into air and water transport. Wheeler vows legislation to ban railroads from owning buses while Clark argues strong competition is essential. Stakeholders weigh government ownership versus open markets.
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Wheeler Cd-Mont
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Clark Ud-Mon
Clark
Interoscanic Steamship
Wheeler
Plec
Radieline
D-Md
Promotion for Cpl Bridges from Mt Airy Induction at Camp Lee
Promoted Cpl Bridges formerly of Mt Airy was inducted March 24 and recently promoted to his present rank. He is stationed at Camp Lee Virginia. American merchant fleet on the Maher CHO wodrobe, LT think we are going to come out of this war with one of the best merchant fleets in the world.
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Cpl. Bridges
Mt. Airy
Army
Nas
Camp Lee
Ase
Debated ship subsidies in prewar policy remarks
Radcliffe urged government subsidies to maintain a merchant fleet, warning that Britain may face shortages like in 1936. He argued subsidies should be decided by Congress before the war ends to sustain shipping capacity.
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Radcliffe
Howe
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John Henry Watts
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Melvin Wise
Navy
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Kanede
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Colliflower
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A.M.M
R. J. English
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L. H. Crickenberger, Jr
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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