Woman Fined For Disorder In Braddock Heights Park
A Freder ick area woman Betty Jane Schroyer pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct at Braddock Heights Park and was fined 50 dollars after a state trooper testified to a noisy scene, stones thrown, and insults toward police. Several other court actions noted include a weekly support payment order, various traffic fines, and lodge announcements.
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Frederick
Braddock Heights Park
Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Betty Jane Schroyer
R. A. Myers
Charles E. Swope
Baltimore
Mae Swope
Knoxville
George Crouse
State Roads Commission
James E. Merson
Lanham
Myers
Freeman W. Chapman
Washington
Daniel F. McCauley
Fredonia
Lorenzo D. Moore
Takoma Park
Charles L. Zembrower
Cumberland
James E. Fisher
Graceham
Arthur F. Bowers
Milwaukee
Wis
Joe Medrick
Morgantown
W. Va
Cpl
William R. Christopher
Roy H. Stewart
Aberdeen
Anne Y. Adams
Ruxton
Albert N. Miller
Boonsboro
Howard P. Bowers
Funt
Mich
William 8. Shreve
Clarke Place
Charles R. Baker
Williamsport
Charles E. Whipp
George K. Frick
Charles P. Gassaway
Silver Spring
William H. Bart
Germantown
Leon M. Miles
Arlington
Jack G. Conrad
West South Street
State At 60 Per Cent Mark In Bond Drive
Maryland has reached the 60 percent mark on its 12.7 million quota in the current opportunity bond campaign. Queen Annes county leads on the Eastern Shore with 24,055 dollars sold, 90.7 percent of quota. Caroline, Baltimore, Harford and Frederick counties exceed 75 percent, while Baltimore city stands at 56.5 percent.
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Aluminum as Fuel in Early Automotive History
Aluminum, discovered earlier and once used experimentally to produce alcohol, gained attention in 1825 through a Danish scientist. The metal later became associated with fuel use in automobile engines, marking it as the 37th known metal in human history.
Chrysler introduces 1949 Windsor and New Yorker convertibles
Detroit June 14 Chrysler Corp announces production of a new 1949 convertible coupe. The Windsor six cylinder rides on a 128 5 inch wheelbase and the New Yorker eight cylinder on a 131 5 inch wheelbase. Prestomatic fluid drive transmissions are standard on both models and the ignition system is fully waterproofed. Baltimore June 14 American Cancer Society to host a victory luncheon noting Maryland led April's drive with a goal of 230000, with nearly 300000 in collections reported.
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Baltimore
American Cancer Society
Maryland
Weed killers from petroleum products feature in farming notes
The News notes that kerosenes stove oils diesel and related petroleum products have long been used in weed control. Cidal chemicals from petroleum are also employed to prepare waste places and aid plant lifecycles, reflecting broad agricultural use of these substances.
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