Two Drivers Sentenced In Frederick Court
Samuel Poole of 107 West South street pleads guilty to drunken driving after a March 4 collision and pays $101.45. James Mills, a Baltimore farmhand, receives two consecutive one year sentences for driving under the influence and unauthorized use, with a $100 fine on operating without a license. Officers deny assault claims and witnesses are summoned as the Roberts case resumes Friday night.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Samuel Theodore Poole
West South Street
Allen Y. Bennett
James T. Mills
Baltimore
Maryland House of Correction
David Roberts
Nolle Contendere
Magistate Bennett
Roberts
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick
Ben Jones
Baltimore City
Ridgely King
Bernard Moss
Frederick County
Ted McClain
A. G. Bourne, Jr
Mills
Bennett
Samuel T. Poole
Weinberg
Bernard A. Moss
Alion Twentey
Walden String Quartette Recital In Hood College Tonight
The Walden String Quartet from the University of Illinois will give a recital in Bradbeck hall Hood College tonight at eight. The program includes Haydn C major quartet Op 20 No 2 Schubert B flat major Op 168 and Brahms B flat major quartet.
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Walden String Quartet
Europe
Bradbeck Hall
Hood College
Homer Schmitt
Bernard Goodman
John Garvey
Robert Swenson
Haydn
Schubert
Brahms
University of Illinois
Germany
Austria
England
United States
Walden Quartet
Man Convicted of Assault as Police Forcibly Receives Help
The defendant Moss was convicted of assault and battery on his wife and peace disturbance after an officer witnessed him beating her with a belt and throwing her. A neighbor’s 4:20 a.m. call led police to Moss and his spouse at 127 Pennsylvania Avenue. Moss forfeited 11.45 dollars collateral for peace disturbance after a hearing was postponed. Two other men Howard Grove and John Smith received five days in jail for intoxication. Additional fines and collaterals were set for separate offenses including reckless driving and lack of license.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Moss
Twentey
Howard Thomas Grove
John W. Smith
J. W. West
Dallas
Hillary Whipp
Sabillasville
Bituminous Coal Prices Being Raised
Baltimore reports coal price increases amid higher mining costs under the United Mine Workers contract. Bituminous coal rises by an average of 20 cents per ton, with 10 to 40 cent variations by grade. Hard coal also climbs. a large dealer lists 10 to 75 cent increases. Miners receive raises of 70 cents daily and 15 cents extra in welfare royalties.
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Baltimore
United Mine Workers
Action On Fire Hall Bids Is Postponed
The Guardian Hose Company building committee postponed action on awarding a contract for a new fire hall after bid openings on Wednesday night at Thurmont. Some bids lacked heating and electrical wiring details or failed to specify bid scope.
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Guardian Hose Company
Thurmont
Building committee to award contract after hall changes
March dates show the building committee to meet March 22 and finalize contract awards after removing the stone foundation of the old fire hall. Black marks were due by March 20 to clarify the troubles and arrangements. A separate Chicago item notes a citizen seeking to settle tax debts anonymously after admitting four fictitious dependents since 1943.
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Marchisth
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Mt Tabor Guild Holds Regular Meeting
The Women's Guild of Mt Tabor Evangelical and Reformed church met for worship led by Mrs Pauline Duble, with a meditation by Mrs Duble. A playlet Religion in the Home was staged by Mrs Novella Dinterman Mrs Howard Miller Mrs Duble and Mrs Marvin Stanspaugh. The business session was led by Mrs Dinterman and twelve members gave Bible verses as roll call. The group adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs Howard Miller.
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Women's Guild of
Mt. Tabor
Howard Miller
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Berlin
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Internationale Vereinkurse Fur Neue Musik
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London
Salzburg
Waldens
Marburger Presse
Marburg
Cadillac
Loafer
N, Market ST
Frederick, MD
the News
Leven
W. A. R. Bell
West
Patrick Street
W. South Street
Broadway
Frederick, Maryland
Terrife
North Market St
Glick Shoes Orth Market
KEY
Chevrolet Sales Inc
NYSS
Ings
New York
Siewsra Pee Broheive
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