Four Youths Jailed in Armed Robberies Linked to Drugs
Baltimore report says four youths aged 19 to 20 received prison terms after six robberies last November. Judge Emory H. Niles linked the crimes to marihuana and narcotics, noting the victims included an elderly man. Marburg and Bingy each drew 20 years, Howlett and Willins up to 10 years. Prosecutors say Marburg and Bingy wielded guns while Howlett and Willins acted as lookouts or drivers.
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Baltimore
Frederick Marburg
Ronald Bingy
Joseph C. Howlett
William G. Willins
Emory H. Niles
New Youth Court
Marburg
Binay
Howlett and Willing
Withholding tax foes and springtime notes
A long discussion on withholding tax opposition among employers, citing cases by Miss Vivian Kellems and T W Rakes as challenges to government rules. It notes most employers comply, while a few resist on constitutional grounds. Also includes a heart efficiency finding from Johns Hopkins and a reflection on the roots of spring in March with sunlight hours and budding signs.
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Vivian Kellems
Connecticut
United States Supreme Court
T. W. Rakes
Virginia
55 Special Guests At Private Showing
The City Opera House hosted 55 special guests for a private screening of I'd Climb the Highest Mountain starring Susan Hayward and William Lundigan. Public showings begin on Good Friday with a weeklong run. guests included ministers and officials. Collateral forfeitures were recorded in Peoples Court for multiple citations including unlicensed operation and speeding.
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City Opera House
Susan Hayward
William Lundigan
Hood College
PTA
Susan Maynard
Fifty Years Ago in Frederick County Politics and Local News
Fifty years ago delegates Buckey and Lakin of Frederick County were among five Democrats voting against the election bill in the Maryland House of Delegates as the measure passed 56 to 28. Leander Neal, a Baltimore architect, was commissioned to plan a new Frederick City Hospital building not to exceed 600 dollars, about half the size of a prior proposed plan. Ceph Overs was ordered to be hanged in the Frederick County jail yard on April 19 for murder, with a new scaffold needed due to the old one being condemned. Central Hardware Store owner Charles W. Quynn moved operations to a former Brocher Brothers space on South Market Street. Registration officers reported a busy day with 452 residents registering to vote since the last registration three years ago.
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Lakin
Frederick County
House of Delegates
General Assembly
Leander Neal
Baltimore
Frederick City
Wardware
Charles W. Quynn
West Patrick Street
Brocher Bros
South Market Street
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News
The Fredrick County Drouth Emergency Association will close soon after winter. During the season 1,300 jobs fed the idle and 7,000 loaves of bread plus 1,200 loads of wood and 3,000 quarts of milk were provided. Nine hundred boxing fans packed the Opera House as Slim Trail defeated Pat Rielly in a card promoted by the United Fire Company. William Meredith Smith twisted a ligament and is under treatment at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore with plans to return to Beedetick soon.
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Frederick County Drouth Emergency Association
Opera House
United Fire Company
Slim Trail
Pat Rielly
Chambersburg
William Meredith Smith
Seat Covers Trigger a Washington House Hunt
Boyle recalls a long chase for a station wagon and a garage, sparked by a wife’s wish for seat covers. The search exposes the quirks of housing ads, financing terms, and prewar jargon, ending with a nervous joke about leather seats and mood swings.
Canadian models seek higher pay amid rising costs
In Toronto on March 1 % artists models say rising living costs cold studio drafts and babysitters cut into earnings. They joined the Artists Models Federal Union to recruit 39 similar posers for higher pay and better conditions. They claim current pay is 125 dollars an hour with no raise since 1947, working seven days a week and averaging 20 to 30 dollars weekly after expenses.
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Toronto
Artists Models Federal Union
APL
AFL
Automobile tax protest over tripling levy to hit industry
Washington on March 18 Automobile manufacturers protested that a treble federal tax on new cars would impose a heavy burden on a major industry integral to America's industrial and business life.
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Washington
America
Korea War Outlook From March Predictions In Washington
Analysis from U S officials aboard the Korean front suggests a new climax within four to five weeks as weather worsens air supply becomes harder and Communist forces grow stronger with Russian aid. A stabilization line near the 38th Parallel appears likely with stalemate possible unless diplomats act.
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Washington
Korea
U. N. Gecound
U.N
38Th Parallel
MacArthur
U. N
Yahi River
Pardon Bribe Split Among Three, He Says
A state employee testified before a legislative committee about a $1000 payoff tied to pardons and paroles under Gov Folsom. The witness named Gill Drinkard and Glen Vinson, who led the Parole Board as 1600 paroles and 350 pardons were granted during their 15 months in power. Roy Dickerson of Mobile was cited as saying a $1000 payment was made.
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Montgomery. Ala
Marcel
James E. Folsom
Folsom
Gill Drinkard
Glen Vinson
Parole Board
W. G. Smith
Mobile
Roy Dickerson
Snow Or Rain Or Both May Strike Here Today
The forecast warns of mixed precipitation with rain likely starting, possibly turning to snow late today or tomorrow as colder air arrives. Snow was reported in southwest Virginia while other regions saw rain, with temperatures rising from the overnight low to near mid forties and a mild March day prior.
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Virginia
Airport
Understanding Blood Pressure The Body’s Pressure System
Doctor explains blood pressure as a pump and hose system with systolic and diastolic readings. Nervousness and emotions raise pressure, while narrowed arteries increase it further. relaxation lowers readings over time.
300 Marylanders Are Affected By Order
About 300 Maryland officers of the Army's organized reserve corps will be ordered to active duty in a Washington recall program. Col. Arthur L. Shreve says the recall targets captains and lieutenants and they report between May 23 and June 29. Officers attached to National Guard units or in the reserve corps but not to a reserve unit will receive the orders, with volunteers called first. A 30 day orderly period is provided to arrange personal affairs unless waived.
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Maryland
Army
Organized Reserve Corps
Washington
Arthur L. Shreve
Maryland Military
National Guard
Reserve Corps
Salvage Efforts For Stranded Freighter Andrea F Luckenbach
Crew members worked to pump flood ed holds of the 81,700 ton freighter Andrea F Luckenbach after it tore its bottom on a reef off Kauai. They aimed to salvage 15 million dollars worth of war materiel and 5000 bags of mail for Korea. All five passengers and 45 crew were saved. a 13 member skeleton crew remained as the ship drifted toward Hanamalu Bay. Coast Guard vessels stood by during the salvage attempt.
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Hanamalu Bay
Coast Guard
Remsberg and Gittings Celebrate Milestones in Middletown
Mr and Mrs Frank G Remsberg of Middletown host a birthday observance for Mrs Fannie Gittings at 242 Dill Avenue marking her upcoming birthday on Wednesday with family and neighbors in attendance.
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Middletown
Fannie Gittings
Dill Avenue
Visitors Called On Layton Stoner Family in Libertytown
Sunday social notices list guests at the home of Mr and Mrs H Layton Stoner and foster daughter Mary Catherine Bolyn Libertytown. Guests include Floyd H Stull and twins Vivian Kay and Yvonne May Lewistown. Clyde Burdette ME Airy. Jesse E Moxley and daughters Carol Ann Elaine Eleanor Unionville. Blanche Donsife Dago bert Bowers Armatha Shriner Woodsboro. Harvey Smith York Pa. Wayne A Johnson Elwood Ind and his children visiting this week with Mrs Johnson's par-
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Mary Catherine Bolyn
Libertytown
Floyd H. Stull
Vivian Kay
Yvonne May
Lewistown
Clyde Burdette
Airy
Jesse E. Moxley
Carol Ann
Elaine
Eleanor
Unionville
Blanche Donsife
Dagobert Bowers
Armatha Shriner
Woodsboro
Harvey Smith
York, Pa
Wayne A. Johnson
Elwood
Ind
Johnson
Sick Residents Sent to Frederick Hospitals
Among the sick Mrs Ruth Blackwell of 307 Wes Second Street was removed from her home to Frederick Memory Hospital Monday night by the M R Etchison and Co ambulance. Miss Mary Louise Fout of 221 Washington Street is reported benumb improved after a throat infection. Mrs W Atlee Holmes of Burkittsville remains a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital with a heart ailment and is slightly improved. Mrs Ellis C Wachter of 236 North Market Street has entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Ralph Roderick Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Roderick of No Market Route 1 is a patient at University Hospital Baltimore with rheumatic fever, in satisfactory condition.
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Wes Second Street
Frederick Memory Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Co
Mary Louise Fout
Washington Street
W. Atlee Holme
Burkittsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ellis C. Wachter
North Market Street
Ralph Roderick, Jr
Ralph Roderick
No Market
University Hospital, Baltimore
Eisenhower Says He Is Willing to Spend Life Unifying Free World
Washington reports Dwight D. Eisenhower, aged 60, declares he is willing to devote his life to unifying the free world’s defense against possible Communist attack. The five star general’s statement, made in a closed committee meeting February 1, surfaced today and clouds the 1952 presidential picture as he is touted as a possible nominee for either party next year.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Free World
North Atlantic
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