Pollack Pal Is Rejected
Annapolis March 9 The Maryland Senate moved to confirm Governor McKeldin’s appointments but rejected Baltimore City election supervisor Harry Singerman after a days of debate. Singerman’s withdrawal followed the rejection, amid Baltimore City election campaign tensions. The panel also advised the withdrawal of Dr Oliver Collins from the Tidewater Fisheries Commission and the Senate approved one statewide nomination, A Earl Shipley as director of parole and probation. The body endorsed concealed weapons evidence in certain cases and backed pay raises for State police. It also debated school building planning by state architects, with counties hiring their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Senate
McKeldin
Baltimore City
Harry Singerman
Baltimore
Senate Committee On Executive
Singerman
Jack Pollack
Oliver Collins
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Colling
Sybert
D Howard
Arthur C. Lovejoy
University of Maryland Board of Regents
A. Earl Shipley
Westminster
Allegany
Caroline
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel
Carroll
Cecil
Frederick
Harford
Kent
Prince Georges
Queen Annes
Talbot
Washington
Guilty In Auto Deaths Of Young Mother In Maryland
LeRoy F Ammons a 27 year old Army war hero convicted of manslaughter in the automobile deaths of a young mother Bertha Brown and her son Ronald near Ferndale Maryland. He also faced drunken driving and failing to stop after an accident. Sentence deferred pending a new trial motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
LeRoy F. Ammons
Baltimore
Benjamin Michaelson
Ammons
Bertha Brown
Ronald
Ferndale
James C. Morton, Jr
Brown
State Police
Noble K. Collison
Collison
Court News and Property Records Mixed in Regional Ledger
Fr ances E Heffner files for absolute divorce against Angela D Heffner. Marriage licenses list Joseph Childs and Mary Fraser both divorced in Silver Spring and Kensington. Multiple property transfers recorded including Aaron Rice to Lee Zecher and Mary E Famous to Charles Lowe. Navy bomber search at Patuxent ends without wreckage. Patuxent NAS reports four aboard. Frederick's Independent Hose Co. responds to county fire engine call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E Heffner
Angela D. Heffner
Joseph Childs
Silver Spring
Mary M. Fraser
Kensington
George D. Brown
West All Saints Street
Dashie E. Brown
East Sixth Street
Gordon Henze
Chevy Chase
Land
Mayilyn I
Lofgren
Marshrall
Lerwyn le Montagu
Patuxent
Rappahannock River
C. L. Lee
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Fire confusion delays at Duvall residence incident
At about 10 am Friday firefighters rushed to the Carl K. Duvall home near Sastafrastown for a chimney blaze but found residents had doused the fire. Firemen briefly checked the Warrenfeltz home before returning to the Duvall property. In a separate note, Howard W. Clark of Glenelg Maryland had his Ayrshire dairy herd of 43 registered cattle classified for type by judge Roger P Denney, with an average score of 848 placing in the top 10 percent. The 43 head include four Excellent, 21 Very Good, 11 Good Plus, and one Very Good bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl K. Duvall
Sastafrastown
Ross H. Warrenfeltz
Wallenfeltz
Duvall
CLARK
Howard W. Clark
Glenelg
Maryland
Roger P Denney
Fredeneck
Ayrshire
Brcedes’ Association
C. T. Conklin
Brandon
Homeownership Surges to Record 53 Percent of Homes
More American families now own their own homes than ever before in history with 53 percent of all occupied dwellings owned. The gain reflects rising demand and broader access to financing as households strengthen homebuying strength nationwide.
Compromise proposal to set up wage board under review
Washington reports a compromise proposal to establish a nine member Wage Stabilization Board with authority to settle disputes over its policies. Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston and Mobilization Director Charles Wilson held talks with the National Association of Manufacturers, U S Chamber of Commerce, and Commerce Department advisory council. Johnston met briefly with three United Labor Policy Committee members, who withdrew labor advice from mobilization agencies in protest. He said no solutions yet but some give and take. he remains hopeful and seeks a basis for agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lsbor
Eric Johnston
Charles BE. Wilson
National Association of Manufacturers, U §. Chamber of Commerce
Business Advisory Council
Commerce Department
Johnston
United Labor Policy Committee
Emmitsburg Opens Drive for Red Cross Appeal
Emmitsburg kicks off the 1951 American Red Cross campaign led by Colonel and Mrs Frailey with a nationwide Truman TV radio hook up. Local workers and 40 students visit Hood College for a March 10 playday to promote housing and school outreach with area Baltimore and D C students.
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Emmitsburg
American Red Cross Fund
Truman
Meritsburg
Thomas J. Fealey
Frailey
A. Bradley Jones
Frederick County
Crents
Hood
Jtyor College
Hood College
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Pollack Pal
San
Mt. Airy
Ethan Summers
Route 1
Mt Airy
Woman's Missionary Societies of
Bethany Lutheran Church
Brunswick
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Lovettsville
Ccourt News
Tose Co
James W. Anderson, Jr
E. Patrick St
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
WM. D. Bowers Lumber CO
Lansdale Tube CO
East Second ST. Frederick, MD
Walter Snow
Kamma Auto
Nutt Ritchie Associates Finance Corp
East Church Street
Owen Nursery
Bloomington
Jil
Dent
Bloomington, Il
Peter Cottontail
Mr. Easter
Wage Stabilization Board
Red Cross
Chaleman Frailey
Ann Codert
George W Green
Helen Daugherty
William A. Frailey
Guy Baker
Mary Louie Hardman
Mary Sherwii
Betty Ann Hardman
Harry T Mer Nair
Leonard J. Sanders
George Greco
Il &Oor
Eastern High School
Forest Park High School
Friends School
Park School
Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School
Bethesda
Montgomery Blair High School
Anacostia High School
Mt Vernon Junior College
Sidwell Friends School
Washington, DCI
St. Agnes School
Alexandria
Federal Reserve
STEM
Citizens National Bank
Ostens National
Westinghouse
Prado Mayic
Better Homes Equipment CO
East Patrick
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