Fined In Concealed Weapon Case
In Circuit Court morning testimony focused on a concealed weapon case. Walter Lee Morath faced charges for carrying a concealed weapon after a disturbance at Frederick Memorial Hospital following an auto accident. He admitted attending a teenage dance at St Johns School and his defense noted a prior record. Morath was found guilty and fined 3500 or confinement in jail.
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Walter Lee Morath
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Monath
Monach
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick County
Schnauffer
John W. Ziltle
Zitle
Little
Paul A. DeGrange
DeGrange
G. and
L. Bakery
Zittuie
de Grange
George Fritz
RFD i
Adamstowr
Harry Fraley
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Zitiie
St. Johns School
Monash
James Hurst
Hurst
Charles Miller
United Ambulance
Norman Dietz
Danis
James Fogle
Fogie
Fogle
Durvard Kettels
Dauraard Kettells Hurst
Te Prebat
Ived
Man Held For Automobile Theft Charges
A Pittsburgh man was committed to 15 days in jail in magistrate's court this morning to await possible federal charges. Willard H. Jenkins admitted stealing a car and evading arrest after being picked up near Hamilton's on U S 40. He had no registration and plates from another vehicle. The FBI is expected to review the case along with related offenses. In another matter James Moore was fined for breaking a door slot, and George E. Newman was ordered to pay weekly support for his four children. The Starket firm NY stock market opened firm with a mixed pattern after six days of decline.
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Pitsburgh
Willard H. Jenkins
Willard H. “Thomas
Stephen Riland
Hamilton’s
U. S. 40
John Huffman Dayton
O Riland
Jenkins
Curty
Eduard D. Storm
Gom
Tmysek
Chin Teai
Cas
Leerse
FBI
James Moore
Jefferson
West Siath Street
Moore
Wno
George E. Newman
Bricklaser
Mrs. Newman
Carver
Did
Jen
First Time Honest Motorist Pays Red Light Fine
An 80 year old driver, Lene T. Fogle of New Midway, went to the City Police Department to report running a red light and offered to pay a fine. Police said he was not fined as he acted in honesty. Chief Charles V. Main called it a rare instance of self reporting.
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Lene. T. Fogle
New Midway
Fogle
Charles V. Main
Attendance Records Broken At Home Show
Frederic Home Show set two attendance records with a 1545 crowd at the Armory one night and a total show attendance exceeding one thousand. Weather delays due to winter storms contributed to snowbound acts, but prize distribution remained spirited. Jaycee members and local merchants were credited for success, with many individuals and merchants winning prizes from General Electric to World Book Encyclopedia sets.
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Frederck
Armory
Boston
New England
Buddy Conner
Conner
General Electric
Ph. Grove
Pearl
Frederick
Ne Thompson
E Freer
Ace Harper
Merchants
World Book Encyclopedia and Co
Cheryle Dodson
Vieeland N
Furniture
Covleniz
Annabelle Co
Richard L. Frederic
Russell
Metropolitan Life Irante Co
Emerson Radio
Irs
Mehri L. Murphy
Potomac Edison Co
C. R Papke
Fred- Weil Brothers
Laura Strube
James Shaff
Ingalls Lumber and Supply
Viola Garther
Thurmont
X.E. Waltz
Betty Hoffman
Glenn Main
Ike Rhaderah
F.C. Alex,ander
Myersville
New Hampshire Primary Signals Early National Sentiment
Voters turnout surged in Concord Manchester and Claremont amid a light snowfall as New Hampshire held the first presidential primary of 1950. Republican Vice President Nixon and Senator Kennedy contested the outcome, with Kennedy leading in several towns and both parties stressing the primary’s national impact.
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Concord
X.ap
New Hampshire
Nasno
Claremont
Berim
Termany
Vast
I Reprubicans
Cave
Haris
Aie
John F
Massachusetts
Principe
Parison Fois Sih
Brinas
Richard M. Niven
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Youths Sentenced to Five Years In Reformatory
A Maryland circuit court session led by Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer saw multiple youths receive prison terms for break in enter and larceny offenses tied to local gas station and store robberies. Key defendants included Diggs, Foltz, Fuegel, Candie, and Rollins, with sentences ranging up to five years and additional penalties.
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Monax
Patrick M. Schnauffer
L Lewis Denver Foltz
Sheffield
Diggs
Ror AL
Maryland House of Correction
Husic
Reuben Caplan
Ggs
Ellis G. Carty
Schnay Toom
Rollins
Herbert Rollins
Inter
Jesse Eugenie Wallace
Wallace
Michael A. Baker
Baker
Gu Hy
Tal Institution
Bakey
Sun Lund
Police Department of Baltimore
A. F. An
Paul G
Rovner
Candie
Montgomery County
Judenchnaulfier
Ands
Gulf Station
Delphey's
Foltz and Fuegal
Andy
Twa
Foltz
Unionville records low as cold wave grips Frederick County
The Unionville area endures a record cold snap with temperatures plunging to six degrees below zero at the eastern county station. Monday’s reading was four below zero, while the air station logged seven above at Port this morning. Officials foresee a gradual warmup by midweek, with a chance of rain as snow melts. Roads crews clear rural and downtown streets, aiming to open dairy farms for milk transport.
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Frederick County
Unionville
Reading
Weather Bureau
Old Sol
Motherwell Takes Stand In Defense In California Case
Motherwell, 42, mounts a defense in a charge of kiting Mrs. Pearl Putney, 72, with bones found near a hamlet after last seen in Marysville. Defense lawyer Reges hints at exposing financial ties and social security checks, plans to rest today. trial to possibly move to final arguments Wednesday.
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Downieville
Larry Lord Motherwell
Airs
Putner
Ida
Dabrohua
Eleanor
Reges
Puiner
Motterwell
Snowbound Aged Woman Rescued Again in Hansonville
Sheriff Horace M. Alexander led a rescue of 84 year old Mrs. Ida Cramer during the 1958 blizzard. She lived in a shack with no fuel or food, was brought to Monievue home two years earlier, and was found half frozen with toes amputated. The team reached her around midnight after road crews cleared a drive. Her condition suggested she could not care for herself. Investigation to follow.
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Hansonville
Horace M. Alexander
Ida Cramer
Alexander
Rave
Murray
Cramer
47 Train Cars Derailed Near Herkimer New York
A New York bound freight train derailed seven cars and a mail train, knocking down a signal bridge near Herkimer. No injuries were reported. Officials said 32 of 82 freight cars left the tracks, and 15 of 17 mail cars were derailed after the bridge was hit by the westbound mail train.
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Herkimer
N.Y
New York
New York Central Railroad
Train Hits Wagon, Seven Foster Children Die in Pond
A New Haven passenger train struck a station wagon at an unprotected Norton Lane crossing near Wilbur Cross Parkway. The crash killed Mrs. Emily Whitaker and seven foster children, all Negroes, plus an adult. The van occupants, some found underwater, were later identified. three children died in the car, others on the ice or embankment. The train crew escaped injury.
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Berlin
Coan
API
Silver Lake
Norton Lane
Emily Whitaker
New Haven Railroad
Springfield
Mass
New York
Wilbur Cross Parkway
St. Paul's School
Kensington
Whitaker
Mary Ann DeCruze
Brion Battle
Doris Gomez
Ihe Stoon
Drug Store Property Sold For 15000
A property on West Patrick Street occupied by Service Drugz Stores Inc has been sold for 15000, with deed recorded in the Clerk's Office. The note indicates a neighborhood value around 45000 and references a transfer from and to mortgagees under a will.
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West Patrick the Peppies Street
Service Drugz Stores Inc
Court House
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Man P. Bowers
K. Ie
Robertenhosier
Else Harry Baugher
Giesler
Dudge Schnauffer
Baugher
Richard L. Amoss
Ernest P. Hammaker
Amoss
Magistrate’s Court
Hammaker
Chiang
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Formosan
U.S
Starket
Deicine
Roger , Fisher
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Frank J. Keefer
Southian
Richmond
N. Hampshire
Delphes's
Suhen del Hey
Wied
Delpher
Motherwell
Mrs. Putney
Dara Reader
Par
Es J. Orie
Annapolis
Congo
Brussels
Beis Foreign
Minis
Pierre Vigny
Belcian Congo
Nce
Preah
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