Hillsboro Robberies Prompt State Detainer Plans
February 27 marks the Hillsboro robberies as State Troopers Harold Basofe and Joseph Stakem, investigating the case, plan to file detainers against the Baltimoreans with Virginia authorities to pursue the suspects.
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Hillsboro
Harold Basofe
Joseph Stakem
Virginia
Four Baltimore thieves held for Loudoun grand jury
Four armed bandits from Baltimore were ordered held on 20000 bonds for action by the Loudoun County grand jury after a Leesburg home raid that wounded Douglas Thompson and tied his daughter. Thompson, a paper hanger, is recovering at Loudoun County Hospital. The men George Holland James Aiken Joseph Hamilton and Robert Hamilton were rearrested or captured following a pursuit on a mountain road and by state trooper R S Smith. The raid also led to a search of William R Parris residence and tied to theft of a 266 electric guitar and amplifier from Calvin Wisehaar near Ridgeville. The grand jury will meet again in April.
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Leesburg
Douglas Thompson
Paul Rodgers
Hills Bers
Loudoun County
Carlton Penn
Baltimore
George Holland
James C Aiken
Joseph Hamilton
Robert Hamilton
Hamiltons
Aiken
Holland
Thompson
Virginia
R. S. Smith
Charles W. Magaha
Calvin FE. Wisehaar
Ridgeville
PTA Meeting Addresses Parental Responsibilities at Elm Street
Elm Street PTA convened with vice president Lawrence Holter presiding. Dr. Edwin Sponseller urged parental loyalty to schools and supportive attitudes for learning, while Dr. Robert Pilgram stressed child immunization and regular health checks. Principal Lewis reported a carnival success. traffic plans for crossing guards were announced. Actress Jeanne Crain gave birth to a girl at Queen of Angels Hospital. husband Paul Brinkman is an electrical manufacturer, the couple already has three sons.
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Elm Street
PTA
Lawrence Holter
Melvin Derr
Edwin Sponseller
Hood College
Sponsellet
Robert Pilgram
Pilgram
Frank H. Lewis
Wilson Cook
Los Angeles
Jeanne Crain
Queen of Angels Hospital
Paul Brinkman
Brinkmans
Department Balks At Committee Request
Washington March 5 The Justice Department refused to turn over a huge stack of records to a House committee investigating Atty Gen McGrath's conduct. It declared the executive branch is independent and equal to Congress and that the committee is exceeding its powers. The panel had demanded records on all tax and other prosecutions quashed in six years or pending.
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Washington
Justice Department
House
Atty.Gen. McGrath
Congress
House Committee
Justice Department lax in pursuing tax cases under McGrath
The Justice Department faced criticism for lax prosecution of tax cases involving racketeers and gamblers. A letter to Rep Chelf denying a blanket six year data request cites overreach beyond the House Judiciary Committee resolution. Assistant Attorney General Joseph C. Duggan acted for McGrath in the reply.
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Justices Department
McGrath
Congress
Rep
Chelf
D-Ky
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Asst
Joseph C. Duggan
Full
House
Judiciary Committee
Bill defeated Annapolis adds third Montgomery judge
A bill to add a third judge to Montgomery County Circuit Court was defeated. Senate sent the measure back to the Judiciary Committee for referral to the Legislative Council for study to decide if at least one judge should be in each county.
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Annapolis
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Dewitt S. Hyde
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Legislative Council
Omar Crothere
Cecil County
Carrot County Holds 15 Minute Civil Defense Drill
Westminster reports a county wide air raid alert practice described as very successful lasting about 15 minutes. Nearly all of the 480 CD work jets were deployed across Carrot County for the drill.
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Westminster
Carrot County
Countywide alert stirs streets as Traffle halted
County Director Warfield Baby lon said the practice alert spread in two minutes across the county after Traffle was stopped and pedestrians cleared the streets. Plans for the drill had been announced previously.
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Warfield Babylon
Food from new crop chemicals safe for health stated
The report asserts that food produced using new crop production chemicals has not caused mysterious diseases or epidemics nor endangered public health.
Fine Used Cars Lot Ad With Many Models
A compact used car listing from Lawson Motor Sales at 114 W Patrick St and 703 N Market St showing 31 Chev 4 Dr Sedan with low miles, Nash Statesman 4 Dr DHR, Studebaker Champion 2 Dr, 1949 Nash Amb 2 Dr, 1949 Nash 4 Dr, 1948 GMC Dump, 1948 Nash Amb, 1949 Ford, 1947 Hudson Super 2 Dr, 1948 Hudson Com 6 Sed, and other cars with prices from 1,385 to 1,898.
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Nash Statesman
Plymouth Station Way
Nash Amb
Stude
D.R& H
D. R.& Hue
Kaiser
Ford
Federal Dump
Lawson Motor
Patrick St
N. Market St
MONOCACY MOTORS Car Listings and Prices Shown
Monocacy Motors presents a used car lot listing with several 1940s and 1930s models including 1941 Chrysler, Plymouth, Ford, Buick, and Chevrolet sedans and convertibles. Prices range from 275 to 395 dollars, with contact details at the Deiferton Street Ext and North Market Street locations.
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Monocacy Motors, Inc
North Market St
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