Not Guilty Of Assault In City Court Verdict
Magistrate Thomas S. Glass granted a directed verdict of not guilty for Lawrence Ambush on assault and battery charges after defense counsel Murray H. Tout argued witnesses shifted testimony. The case stemmed from a February 17 beating of William Parks on North Bentz Street near Sixth Street, with Parks unable to identify his attacker despite police testimony and observations from several witnesses.
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Thomas S. Glass
Murray H. Tout
Lawrence
Solored
North
Bentz Street
Buckeystown
Sixth
Bentz
Parks
Tan
Albert Nickels
Henry ‘Davis
Frederick
Mieut
Frank Dorsey
Ellis S Carty
Nina Boyce
North Bentz Street
Ernestine
Teddie” Oyre
Charles A. Price
Lawreace
Glass
Minnie C. Rhoads
Evergreen Point
LeRoy M. Rhoads
Assault and Battery Allegations And Traffic Citations
The report covers alleged assault and battery with the complainant admitting to striking first. The husband claimed self defense and showed knife scars from prior incidents. Traffic citations include Irvin Thomas Long $1145 for failing to yield at Patrick and Market and others fined $6.45 for speeding. Also notes Frederick County volunteer firemen completing a first aid course.
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Irvin Thomas Long
LeGore
Patrick and
Market Streets
Sherman Boone
Clarence Benton Wood
Frederick
Raymond Edward Weiry
Fredericktown
Trump and
Shook
Frederick County
Ln Civil Defense
James Marrone
United Fireball
Civil defense training for nurses starts March 6 in Gaithersburg
Montgomery County authorities announce civil defense training for nurses beginning March 6 at the Gaithersburg Health Center. Classes will run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 to 12 noon, continuing for a set period.
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Montgomery County
Gaithersburg Health Center
Attack Project To Build Series Of Dams
Allan S. Haywood of the CIO denounces a proposal to erect dams on the Potomac River from Great Falls to Chain Bridge as inexcusable and philistine. He warns the plan would destroy scenery and outdoor recreation, flood fertile farmland, and ignore human health and environment, despite CIO support for some hydroelectric development.
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Washington
CIO
Potomac River
Great Falls
Chain Bridge
Allan S. Haywood
Water Resources Policy Commission
Potomac Basin
Haywood
CIC
Potomac conservation plan calls for reforestation and parks
A CIO official outlined a Potomac basin plan emphasizing reforestation soil conservation and flood control through expanding the George Washington Mopon–ghela forests and creating forests in Maryland and Pennsylvania. The proposal also urges substantial public funding for park lands along the Potomac and its tributaries with access roads trails boat docks and beaches starting at Chain Bridge.
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CIO
Potomac
George Washington
Mopongahela
Allegheny Mountains
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Haywood
Chain Bridge
CSO and CIO Form Inter-Council Committee With Regional Members
Haywood announced the formation of a Potomac Valley Inter- Council Committee to prepare its own plan for the Potomac basin. Included are CIO officials from Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Virginia and the District of Columbia. The move aims to provide healthful play opportunities amid crowded population.
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Haywood
CSO
Potomac Valley Inter- Council
Potomac Basin
CIO
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
District of Columbia
Truman Eligible to Run for Senate in 1952 Rumor Says
Washington February 28 congressional experts offer an off the cuff view that President Truman would legally be able to run for his old Senate seat in 1952 if he wished. They consider the rumor of a return to the Senate after his present term. Gabby Street, famed catcher, was not a top batting star, hitting .208 in 499 major league games.
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Truman
Washington
Senate
Gabby Street
Threads of Gold Bible Class Meeting at Calvary Methodist
The Threads of Gold Bible Class at Calvary Methodist church school held its monthly meeting and social Tuesday in the ladies parlors with large attendance. President Mrs Wade Brown presided, devotions were led by Mr Martin Ritchie and Mrs Elwood Crum, and reports from secretary treasurer and standing committee were read and approved then business discussed. The social chair Mrs Francis Summers introduced the program including reading and two vocal solos by Mrs Marian Ausherman.
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Calvary Methodist Church School
Wade Brown
Martin Ritchie
Elwood Crum
Francis Summers
Ritchie
Marian Ausherman
Names of Presidents Contest Prize Won by Miss Darner
The contest awarded Miss Josephine Darner the top prize and Mrs. Harold Duvall and Mrs. Elmer Long won the mess package. A small bag was presented for use as a dime container for missionary collections. Washington birthday refreshments were hosted by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Carl Holland. The next meeting is set for March 27 in the church parlors. The Rice Institute Owls lack a returning varsity quarterback for the 1951 season.
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Josephine Darner
Harold Duvall
Elmer Long
Washington
Brown
Carl Holland
Rice Institute Owls
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Carroll Theater
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United States
Frederick City
City of
Elmer F. Munshower
U. Grant Hooper
Samuel H. Young
Robert R. Rhoderick
County Commissioners OF
RED Cross Campaign Committee
Cyril Klein
Walter Snow
Pyramid
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Rayon Crepe
Denier
Penney
J.C. Penney Co., Inc
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Frederick, Md
Spenney
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