Fatal Wreck Leads to Two Guilty Rulings
A man and his wife were found guilty on two charges arising from a February wreck near South Mountain. Starnes received $25 on each reckless driving and failing to stay right charges, with fines and costs paid. The crash near Berkeley Springs killed Mrs Kathleen A Nevins and injured the couple, who testified their memories were blank.
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W. K. May
William B. Boyer
Aleady
Educational Program Development Described
Robert Longstreet, program director, described an educational program developed for a formal radio service, outlining its aims and the roles of his team.
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Maryland Farmers Income Mounts With Rising Totals
The Maryland Department of Agriculture reports farm income up sharply in January, with farm receipts near 2 to 1 against wages and total income rising about 50 percent from the previous January. Farm product sales totaled 3,017,000 with 4,000 in government payments. Income has climbed steadily since 1934, aided by subsidies and rising output.
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Washington
Runaway Boys Expert In Use Of The Lariat
Three Luray youths aged about 12 to 15 were picked up by Chief Allen Dartyia after a rope trick display with an improvised lariat. The boys from Luray Va left town Sunday and rode as far as Hagerstown before police were alerted. They demonstrated rope dexterity tagging targets at distance, claiming the game is a local Luray pastime. They were held overnight in headquarters after a telegram to Luray Chief William Flusher.
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Allen Dartyia
Fills J. Alger
Charles E. Price
Page D. Campbell
Luray
J Bols
Hagerstown
Rogers
William Flushler
Boys await word on disposition after NY runaways
Two youths who left home with a battered suitcase arrived seeking work in Hagerstown. They spoke of errands and a fondness for animals, carried only $2. Officials awaited word from a Virginia town as to their next steps.
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