News routes and connections listed for Ohio and Pennsylvania
On Thursday March 9 1950 the Toledo Cincinnati and Cumberland to Washington lines are noted with service numbers 549 552 556 560 565 734 connecting Versailles Versailles Pa and Pitts burgh and Cumberland to Washington with details from The News Precter Toledo Ohio and Cincinnati.
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Precter
Toledo
Cincinnati
Versailles
Pittsburgh
Cumberland
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio to restore 27 passenger trains
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad says 27 passenger trains will resume Saturday after 36 were reduced during a coal strike. Nine remain out due to an Interstate Commerce Commission order, with nine more to return once the ICS coal stock rule is met. Normal freight service resumes tomorrow as listed routes back to service include the Cincinnatian and several Washington to Baltimore and regional runs.
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Baltimore, Maren & ¢Pi
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
B. and O
Cincinnatian
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
Bruns
Parkersburg
Cumberland
Berland
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Indianapolis
Grafton
W. Va
Wheeling
Terps Close Boxing Season With Miami At Home
Maryland 6 2 after routing South Carolina prepares to finish its home boxing slate against Miami Florida at 815 p m in Ritchie Coliseum College Park Miami aims to avenge last season 44 34 loss with Carl Bernardo 175 pound title holder likely to meet Terps Bob Smith or Harry Swarzwelder.
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College Park
Heinie Miller
University of Maryland
University of
Southern Intercollegiate Boxing Association
Bob Smith
Harry Swarzwelder
Terps
Maryland
South Carolina
Miami
Court warns against nameless informants in search warrants
Annapolis March court of appeals cautioned police not to rely on nameless informants for warrants, warning of potential abuses. The ruling upholds William R. Kapler’s bookmaking conviction from Baltimore County, noting part of the supporting affidavit was faulty yet justified by additional information. Police raided Kapler’s garage May 21, finding a large illegal betting operation. Kapler had not been present and testified he rented the garage to Walter Kesler.
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Annapolis
March
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Bnt
Ogle Marbury
William R. Kapler
Essex
Baltimore County
Kapler
Francis T. Peach
Walter Kesler
Unnamed suspect found guilty on seven counts in garage case
An unnamed defendant was convicted on seven counts, received a six month sentence and a $2000 fine. Sworn statements to obtain a search warrant were related by Police Sgt. C Albert Eitemiller to Circuit Judge J Howard Murray, with an eyewitness description of the garage interior. Judge Marbury noted the informant was unnamed.
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J. Howard Murray
C. Albert Eitemiller
Marbury
Firefighters Admit Three New Members at Hyattstown VFD
In Hyattstown the volunteer fire department held a Tuesday meeting and welcomed three new members to the unit. The session marked a growth moment for the local fire service and its community role.
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Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department
Community meeting approves portable pump and blood program
Reen Price, Paul Anderson and Jonaki Lawson attended a meeting where authorization was given to acquire a portable pump that two people can carry to reach distant water supplies. A blood typing program and a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit were also discussed.
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Reen Price
Paul Anderson
Jonaki Lawson
Red Cross Bloodmobile
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East Fou
Alaska
Rosedale
Bartlett
Musselman’s
Jet Maryland Biscuit CO
Nedulany
Wea Phys. Phy
Dr. Pepper
Milons
Appeals Court
KING
Are Rey
G. L. Baking Company
Maryland Biscuit Company
Giles Ngpet
Cannon
Rca
Browning & Baines
C Sts. N. W
D. C
Ony
Carmack’s Grocery CO
Hershey’s
Hanover Kidney Beans
del Monte Calif
AMICO
Oxydol
Schimmell
Manning
Goetze
H & G Frozen Fish
Dulany
Florida
U. S
Pascal Celery
Breyers
Breyer
M. J. Golbart
N. Court St
Frederick
Dr. Pepper Company
P. O. Box
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