License Hearing on Dispensary License in Frederick
County license commissioner G Ed Myers ruled three of four objections against Frederick County Dispensary Inc off sale license in Patrick Court building. The case centered on the corporate name claiming it misleadingly implied county operation. The decision hinged on residence, public convenience, and potential rival stores nearby. He reserved final ruling on one objection while the hearing concluded.
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Peoples
G Ed. Myers
Frederick Count Dispensari, Inc
Pamck-Court Buiding
Pewrick
Court Streets
Henne Ee ‘Byers
F Lester Smith, Jr
East Second Street
H. Brook Lawson
Haltimore
Brooke Gallon
Catonsiille
Myers
David C Winebrenner
Frederick County
E. Austin James
Winebrenner
Lawson
Afr. Gallon
Gallion
Smith
Frederick
Cumperland
Gemberland
Fredenck
Manuel M. Weinberg
Romvience
Cum Berland
Jazhes
James
Petihonem
Patrick Court
Charles McC Mathias
Gossip Note Hints Local Jobs And Competition
Gossip note says local residents would be given work and denied. It mentions concern about no cut-rate competition with other liquor tradesmen and references Mr Winebrenner questioning the corporation’s financial structure.
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Eral
Winebrenner
Sebastian Dismissed From Army For Concealed Marriage
New York June 21 a court martial sentenced Second Lieutenant Henry A Sebastian to dismissal from the Army for concealing his 1951 marriage to Harriet Hagman a former Earl Carroll showgirl and Brooklyn ceremony the pair reportedly wed before he graduated at West Point the sentence must be confirmed by the President to take effect and followed a admission he violated academy rules by marrying while a cadet
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New York
Henry A. Sebastian
Harriet Hagman
Earl Carroll Showeir
West Point
Sebastian
Vanes Beauty
Brooklyn
Body found in Chesapeake Bay identified after search
A torso was found by Coast Guard crews and Baltimore police near the Chesapeake Bay as investigators expanded a search for a missing man from Ba day star. Identification confirmed the body as Eduard Weal of Trissing.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake
Coast Guard
Baltimore Cour
Tao
Baday
Orne
Eduard Weal Ae
Holt Seated West Virginian Becomes Senator
A garbled report notes Holt, a Democrat from West Virginia, has become a senator. The text mentions his age as 62 and references accompanying figures and supporters in a partisan election context. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Wreshendon
Holt
Virginia
Debete Brewint
Thauc
Sen Neeis
Linganore Creek Pollution Investigated. No Increase Found
Health officer Dr Kefauver reported no more pollution in Linganore creek than in the past 20 years after an inspection of the stream from Misairy to Liber torn oo. Farmers and fishermen complained the water harmed stock and fish. Cessation of pea canning operations was noted and the creek was said to recover to normal levels within days. A separate bond case involved Randolph and Garner Jr in a criminal court action with a $250 bond posted.
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Linganore Creek
Imer
Kefauver
Mis Airy
Libertorn Oo
Pridar
Couch
Tream
Benjamin FP
Phebus
Randolph
Mitten Garner, Jr
Berdie
Brunswick Wins Firemen's Prize at Maryland Meet
The Maryland Fire Chiefs Association annual contest in Riverdale concluded with Brunswick winning the best large fire company prize. Rain halted the engine hook-up contest. the parade featured bands drum corps and volunteer departments from three states over a mile long. Chief Howard of Baltimore Fire Department was reelected president. The Woman's Auxiliary formed a Maryland Disaster Unit to assist in major disasters and to fund bed expenses at Johns Hopkins for injured firemen. Committees were named with Margaret Hartman Frederick executive chair and plans for the Fire College at the University of Maryland in August announced.
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Anon
Marylanden's Association
Riverdale
Brunswick
Westernoa
Westmids
Howard
Baltimore Fire de
Pre Chiefs Association
Howard Whittle
Glendon
Fred Smire
Bethesda
Karl Young
Rainier
Ernest Oates
Hyaisqite
Allan Ure
Rock Hall
Margaret Hartman
Frederick
Women’s Auxttary
State Association
A. N. Johnson
College of Engineering
Univers of Maryland
Chie
Uni
Dean Jonson
Sherwood Brockwell
North Carolina
Woman's Auxiliary
Garrett County
Maryland
Admiral Carer
T. Grayson
American Red Cross
Prince Georges County
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Rotary
Congress panel clears Commerce Dept of corruption charges
Washington reports Chairman Copeland of the Senate commerce committee declared the Commerce Department vindicated after three days of hearings led by Secretary Roper. He said the Mitchell accusations faded as the department presented its case and rejected the charges as mere inferences.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ewing
Mitchell
Copeland
Senate Commerce Committee
Roper
Amch
Colonists Appeal Amid Epidemic Report Demand
In Washington on June 21 the Senate ordered Harry L. Hopkins to report immediately on the status of a Far North colony project amid reports of a possible epidemic among 2000 colonists. Delegates sent a frantic telegraphic appeal, prompting a swift Senate resolution to seek an update.
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Washington
Adr
Alaska
Senate
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
First Airmail Carrier Pigeon Stamps Highlight Airmail History
A discussion of carrier pigeons as the first airmail carrier notes historic use from ancient Greece to Caesar and the Paris siege. It traces stamps honoring this service, mentions WWI valor, and cites about 100,003 pigeons in training in the US Army for war communication.
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Greece
Caesar
Rome
Paris
XEA Service. Inc
Lee to Face Maryland Regents Over Pearson Scandal
Dr Frederick E. Lee former Maryland Liberal Arts dean will appear before the University Board of Regents in Baltimore on Monday amid ongoing scrutiny of university president Dr Raymond A. Pearson. Lee now teaches banking and international finance at the University of Illinois.
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College Park
Frederick E. Lee
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Maryland
University Board of Regents
Baltimore
Raymond A. Pearson
Lee
University of Tinois
Abduction Case Ends With 45 Year Sentence For Waley
In Tacoma Washington on June 21 youthful Harmon M Waley received 45 years for the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. His wife Mrs Waley faced a separate sentence under Lindbergh law. She was given a year with further consideration on her appeal. Federal officials noted parole eligibility after 15 years while another indictment for bar fraud and extortion remained.
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Tacoma
Wash
Waler
Ifesen
Wales
E. E Cushmen
Walers
U. S
Olympic County
Ence
Maryland College Women Face Food Poisoning Outbreak
Reported June 21 cites a mid epidemic of food poisoning affecting women in College Park Maryland. Two nurses were summoned from Washington to assist local officials. Dr Leonard Hays commented on the illness and chicken salad as a possible cause. Knights of Pythias leader Reno S Harp spoke at Lexington and Cynthiana on related restoration topics.
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College Park
Maryland
Ordimary
Leonard Hays
A. Lomga
Reno S. Harp Tims
Knights of Pythias
Pr Mmugil
Lexington
Cynthiana
Harp
Corbin, Ky
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Ann Hirang
Hair
Jane
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Margaret Hartmen
Ruth Eyler
Muss Hariman
George Bangs
G. Whitcomb
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Reisterstown
A Sinickler
B Horace Ford
Jonas Holland
Crisfield
Banges
Samuel Tayman
Bell
Edna Pitts
Cottage City
Copeland Lars Mitchell
Colonists Appeal
Washington Telegram
Bereniversity of Maryland
Aerolux
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Garry
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
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