Fine And Term Are Suspended For Oliver B Harding Sr
Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield suspended a fine of 101.45 and 30 days in jail for Oliver B Harding Sr of 521 North Bentz Street an amputee and father of seven charged by the State Motor Vehicle Department in a rare arrest for refusing to surrender an operator license after suspension or revocation. Harding was jailed Tuesday after arrest on a warrant sworn by Joseph A Coady for MVD. The State presented a long record of traffic violations back to 1924 with restricted chauffeur and owner operators licenses since 1949, and said liability insurance demands made licenses renewable only if restrictions were surrendered. Harding sent in only a chauffeur's permit and refused to cooperate.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
Oliver B. Harding
North Bentz Street
State
Motor Vehicle Department
Harding
James H. Rouzee, Jr
Joseph A. Coady
MVD
Department
Coady
Local court actions list traffic fines and suspensions
The News records a series of traffic cases. Harding paid 245 dollars after a failed license charge and license suspension was imposed. Kernal Lee Long faced deferred sentence awaiting DMV record. Long remanded for operating without a valid license and unissued tags. Tinker’s collateral forfeiture reached 1645 dollars for reckless driving. Curtiss and Boone cited for minor reckless driving and other violations.
Accuses Ursula Parrott On Charge of Larceny
NEW ROCHELLE March 19 Ursula Parrott once a best selling author was accused in a warrant today of stealing silverware from a couple who befriended her. The Radcliffe educated writer known for Ex Wife and Strangers May Kiss was said to have pawned $1000 worth of Brig Gen Donald B Adams silverware in New York City and mailed him the pawn tickets. Adams said it cost him $206 to redeem the silverware.
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New York City
Census Bureau Estimates U S Population At 155,997,000
Census Bureau figures released today estimate the United States population at 155,997,000. The data reflect mid year counts and show growth since the last census.
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Washington
Population figure for United States in February
The population of the United States was 155,997,000 as of February 1, marking a gain of 214,000 since January 1 and an increase of 2,695,000 from February 1 last year. The data reflects ongoing demographic growth and year over year expansion.
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United State
Farmers May Be Short of Production Goals
A government survey indicates farmers may fall short of the planned production targets, risking food and fiber shortages. About one million acres fewer are planned to be planted than last year, despite Brannan's push for a 60 million acre increase. Reserves of livestock feed grains cotton have dwindled since the Korean War, signaling potential downturns in meat dairy and poultry output.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Brannan
Mt Airy church meeting and 4-H basketball schedule
Mt Airy W I 8.0 8 W S C 8 of Mt Airy met at the church on Thursday March 13 with 28 members present. The program led by Mrs W P Roberts covered Workers Together With God. Talks introduced town and county deaconess Mrs Wilson Etzler introduced urban church deaconess and deaconess rewards. Various hymns and prayers followed. The business meeting led by Mrs J Keller Smith approved last minutes. World Day of Prayer report noted 45 attendees and $20.10 offered. Study course on the Book of Acts announced. Student work secretary reported sending The Sanctuary to students and service members. The meeting ended with a missionary Prayer Circle. Refreshments served. 4-H tournament dates Montgomery County High School gym March 25 27 and 30 sponsored by the 4-H Senior Council Recreation Committee under Charles.
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MT. Airy
W. S.C
W. P. Roberts
Wilson Etzler
Walter Spurrier
Roberts
J. Keller Smith
Spurrier
World Day of Prayer
Dickey
Rev
Leslie Rigler
June Walker
Richard Montgomery High School
Montgomery County
4-H Senior Council
Charles
Tournament splits into junior and senior divisions trophy
Linthloum and Boyds chair the event as juniors and seniors compete for top honors. Winners of each division receive a special basketball trophy, with organizers promising a spirited competition. You saw it in The News.
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Frederick
Rouzee
Kernal Lee Long
Fallston
Long
Gerald R. Tinker
Winchester
Sergt
Phebus
Edwin L. Curtiss
Chevy Chase
Sherman Boone
Wren von Weed
Von
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
Mervin J. Wolford
West Patrick St. Frederick
Durkees Ates
Durkees
Ursula Parrott
Hoffmann
Market St
Landis Repeats
Adr Lena
Loree Mae Ae
South Market St
Marie Lawson
Lucy Mullinix
Hattie Mercer
Jessie VanSant
United Nations
One Key Stamp CO
East Patricks
Brad Canvas
Saeed
Merathen Goonts
Mane
Gore
Lockheed
Lampa
Atteched
T’ Vieegrip Locking
Tal
E. Patrick ST
Lobell's
Lobell’s
Ashion
fRiHie
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