Frederick City Faces State Speed Limit Ruling
Frederick officials seek State guidance after a Motor Vehicle Code ruling limits local speed ordinances. The law preempts city regulations except in parks, with local authorities allowed only limited traffic controls and parking rules.
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Hugh Y. Gittinger
Board of Aldermen
E Austin James
State Law Department
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Mr. James
Hall Hammond
J. Edgar Harvey
City vows crackdown on motor vehicle violations inside limits
North Market Street and East South streets show rising complaints of speed violations. Mayor Giltinger and Aldermen emphasize state and city speed laws and pledge continued enforcement to ensure safe vehicle operation within corporate limits.
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Questioning of 11 year old in custody case ongoing
In Washington on March 7 Justice T Alan Goldsborough signaled he will probe all aspects of the five year custody battle between Joan Manners and ex husband John Langan. He asked to question the child privately with no parties or attorneys present. Langan denied knowledge of John Manners and said he and Manners lived together only 12 days after their 1933 marriage. Separately, Washington Municipal Court declined to order a kidnapping warrant against Langan on Miss Manners' complaint. Also, acting postmaster named in Charles Town, Jennings Randolph approves Frank L Bonemus for Charles Town postmaster as Moore enters military service.
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Joan Langan
Joan Manners
John Langan
T Alan Goldsborough
United States
Charles Walker
Lan Kan
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Joan
Municipal Court of Appeals
Thomas D. Quinn
Rabbi Halpern Speaks to Kiwanis on Delinquency
Rabbi Halpern addressed Kiwanis Club members at a noon meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel. He offered a three point plan of recreation education and inspiration to combat juvenile delinquency, warning it is a long term threat and that today’s delinquents may become tomorrow’s gangsters. Francis Sappington announced a $25 Red Cross gift and Easter Egg Hunt plans for April 10. February bonds and stamps purchases totaled 150.275, with guests RR Clow from Baltimore, George Weyprecht, and Harry Woppman from Pikesville attending.
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George C Weyprecht
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Funds Accounted For At Maryland Tracks
Baltimore March 7 Officials of Maryland’s four major race tracks told the State Racing Commission that funds collected and spent for improvements were accounted for in the annual reports. Chairman Frank Small Jr. said the commission will study the reports and may order special audits at the tracks’ expense if needed.
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State Racing Commission
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Deferments For All But 7 For WPB Are Rejected
Washington reports 243 WPB officials out of 245 sought for deferments were rejected leaving J A Krug and E A Locke among those denied. Officials called the move the most serious WPB threat since the war began as 243 pre Pearl Harbor fathers were affected in a grim adjustment of wartime labor policy. George R. K. Dennis Jr and others had accounts approved for a total of 30,274.83 dollars in their first estate accounting Tuesday.
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Little War Production Board
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Pearl Harbor
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George RK. Dennis, Jr
Barbara Brooke Rawlins
Anne Grahame Sappington
Mary McGill Dennis
Discovery is Cold Relief Penetro salve ad pitch
An old time advertisement touts DISCOVERY as cold relief with home medicated mutton suet and grandma remedies for coughing and nasal congestion and muscle aches. It promotes Penetro as a modern salve in a traditional base with old fashioned suet, priced 25 cents or double supply 35 cents.
Orphans Court and Church Notices in February Meeting
Orphans' Court reports assets including 18403.30 debts due and 8755 stocks and bonds with 327495.57 held for further accounting. Administrators and executors list asset amounts and distributions. Florence Traver Class meets at 243 West Fifth Street with president Ruth Eyler and devotion led by Jesse Rams.
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Harry L. Sigter
Samuel C. Sigter
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Elizabeth McMahon
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
George Davis
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Ruth Eyler
Jesse Rams
Ten Commandments Discussed At Odd Fellows Visit
After a discussion of old and new business a committee was appointed to arrange the annual visit to the Odd Fellows Home. Miss Virginia Doub, teacher of the class, led an open discussion on the first five commandments. Delicious refreshments followed.
Hostess Duo Lead Tongue Twister Game Event
Mia Davis and Mrs. Edward Fox served guests as the hosts. A lively tongue twister game followed and drew enjoyment from attendees.
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Edward Fox
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