Mother Of Seven Divorced In Equity Court Decree
A mother of seven, who said her Welfare Board funds kept the family, received an absolute divorce from Morton Garber and custody of the seven children. Garber was ordered to pay $15 weekly for child support. The case noted Garber’s earlier garage business in Linertstown and his later absence. Austin James represented the plaintiff and Richard E Zimmerman the defendant. In a separate decree, Betty Lee Douglas was granted an absolute divorce from Harry T P Douglas, who is in Maryland Reformatory for a hotel hold up. She may resume her maiden name Betts Lee Mahler. The defendant pays court costs. Another decree granted Alice E Six an absolute divorce from Roscoe E Six.
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Welfare Board
Equity
Charlotte L. Garber
Unonile
Morton Garber
Pleasant
Linertstown
Garber
Reef
Onan
Austin James
Richard E Zirmerman
Betty Lee Douglas
West H Street
Harry T P Douglas
Maryland
SSS Tonic Promises Boost in Blood Strength and Vitality
An advertising block touts SSS Tonic as a remedy for tiredness and low blood strength. It claims improved appetite, weight, energy, and resistance, aided by a formula of potent ingredients. The copy urges readers to start now and visit a drug store to obtain a bottle.
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SSS Tonite
Legal representatives of plaintiff noted in court filing
Walter E Sinn and David H Taylor represented the plaintiff in the case as cited in the court filing regarding payment of court costs.
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Walter E Sinn
David H. Taylor
Reimpose Controls On Petroleum Exports
The Commerce Department announced plans to reimpose controls on gasoline and petroleum exports to all countries except Canada effective June 30. The move aims to protect limited domestic supply and ensure oil resources are used efficiently for world recovery. Officials expect Congress to extend authority to restrict exports if needed.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Canada
L. S
Department
Office of International Trade
Intervr Department
Army
Nav Plains
Supreme Court sustains anti Petrillo law against musicians
Washington report notes the Supreme Court upholds the 1948 Petrillo act aimed at the American Federation of Musicians. The ruling affects radio networks and FM stations, with the FM Association pressing networks to provide music to 241 FM outlets. A House subcommittee prepares to investigate alleged Petrillo ties. The decision sends the case back to the Federal District Court on one charge. An Annapolis note covers state budget actions by the State Board of Public Works.
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Washington
Act Congress
James C Petrifio
AFL American Federation of Musicians
Supreme Court
Howe Laber
Petrilla Ana Bs Union
Bearigs
Kors Neuaed
B. Rep
Kearns
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FM Assoration
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Geclarea
Petridlo
Federal District Court
McCusker Seeks Zero-Cost Maryland University Building Plan
Joseph McCusker proposes a 2 350,000 construction program at the University of Maryland with no state cost. The plan, submitted by H Byrd, university president, includes a stadium a physical education building a chapel and a swimming pool.
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Joseph McCusker
University of Maryland
H ¢ Byrd
Navy Fund Increase Proposed By Senate Panel
Senate Appropriation Committee endorsed an additional 3.462 million for the Navy for the coming year starting July 2, surpassing House totals by about 176.5 million in some accounts. Senator Saltonstall of Massachusetts urged the expanded funding, saying the money would bolster ships and crew while cancellations redirected funds from other purposes.
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Washington
Senate
Logal
Navy
Saltonstall UR
House
Sal
Tonstall
Ind
Omamsab
SBI
Salfonse
Labor and Security Items From House Bill Probes
A jumble of figures shows military tonnage and manpower beyond a House bill, plus arrivals of migrant farm workers near College Park and a security board display. Names and exact places are unclear, but the report notes emergency fora and policing concerns as communities brace for shifts in labor and defense demands.
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Lawoor College Park
Paul Vo Nastro
Supatleer
Ana Harvisi
Fines levied by Criminal Court in 1847 case
The Frederick News reports fines totaling 1817 dollars imposed by Criminal Court Judge Jo Abner Saylor. The case involved a group linked to Molland and Holland Burkittsville. A patient at Fredericks Memorial Hospital since June 6, following an auto accident near Depresse, returned to his name Fries. His candidacy was pushed forward.
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Criminal Court
Jo Abner Saylor
Molland
Hugh Co Holland Burkittsville Negro
Frederics Memoral Hospital
Fries
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