Death of Gaithersburg man blamed on head injury
Autopsy by Dr. Robert Graham finds Tudor Uriah Heater died from brain hemorrhage caused by a blow or blows to the head. He was injured in an altercation with two Quince Orchard residents and brought to Emergency Hospital last Saturday. Charles B. Howard and Upton C. Howard were previously found guilty on assault charges in Montgomery County Police Court.
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Robert Graham
Baltimore
Tudor Uriah Heater
Gaithersburg
Emergency Hospital
Graham
Frederick County
Bert G Wilkinson
Montgomery County
Heater
Quince Orchard
Wilkinson
C. E. Cline and Son
Charles B. Howard
Upton C Howard
Donald Delashmutt
President of Peru To Visit Roosevelt
The State Department announced that President Manuel Prado of Peru would arrive in Miami May 5 for a two week official visit at the invitation of President Roosevelt. Prado will spend May 6 at the White House and May 11 depart for Detroit, Buffalo, Boston, and New York for a multi city tour. He will be the first South American chief executive to visit during his term.
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Washington
State Department
Manuel Prado
Peru
Miami
Roosevelt
Prado
White House
Detroit
Buffalo
Boston
New York
United States
DUI case against Gene Sponselter set for Police Court
Charges of driving under the influence of alcohol against Gene Sponselter of this city will be aired in Police Court tonight before Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg. Sgt W K May and Corp Truman Moon of the State Police presented the case. Sponselter was released on $1,000 bond after arrest. the hearing was postponed initially.
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Gene Sponselter
W. K. May
Truman Moon
Manuel M Weinberg
Sponselter
Gas Tax Receipts Rise in April Maryland Tax Revenues
Maryland gasoline tax receipts increased in April to 1 064 556 dollars, up 48 054 from April 1941, while alcoholic beverage revenue fell to 160 46 930 dollars, down 16 432 from April 1941. Gas sales reached 26 613 923 gallons, 1 201 121 more than last year, with beer up and whisky and wine down.
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Annapolis
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Milk Hauling Rate Case Up Wednesday
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association will present opposition next Wednesday to a trucking firm petition seeking higher rates for hauling milk to Baltimore City. Tidewater Express Lines has completed its case for increased rates from Hartford Howard Montgomery Frederick Carroll Cecil and Baltimore Counties, arguing costs rose since 1933. The PSC would grant a wartime price adjustment or a five percent increase with extra milk cans, but the alternate five percent plan was dropped.
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Baltimore
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association
Donvision
Tidewater Express Lines, Inc
Baltimore City
Harford
Howard
Montgomery
Frederick
Carroll
Cecil
PSC
Harold R. Wilson
Milk producers press Maryland rate case at Baltimore
The milk producers argue a rate increase harms growers shipping to Baltimore City. Laban Sparks, attorney for the milk producers, says the association covers about 3,000 Maryland farmers and urges careful consideration of costs. In a separate note, Miss Mary Davis, Hood College senior, will perform a spring recital at Brodbeck Hall.
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Wilson
Laban Sparks
Maryland
Baltimore City
Mary Davis
Hood College
Tyrone
Brodbeck Hall
Stoner to accompany Miss Davis in piano recital
Rachael Stoner a senior from Hummelstown Pennsylvania will accompany Miss Davis in a recital featuring early vocal music German lieder two French songs and several contemporary American selections the program announced.
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Rachael Stoner
Hummelstown
Miss Davis
German Leder
Salvaging Metal From Taneytown Rubber Plant Fire
More than 300 tons of scrap metal from the burned Blue Ridge Rubber Company plant at Taneytown were sold to the Waynesboro Tray and Metal Canmspars in a salvage deal. The sale proceeds support cleanup and reconstruction efforts following the fire.
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Blue Ridge Rubber Company
Taneytown
Waynesboro
Warynes
Licenses Issued In Maryland And Frederick Couples
Marriage licenses issued show Daniel M. Haines 21 and Frances A. Moubray 19 of Frederick and Arthur F. Fox 21 and Mary C. Brachey 20 of Frederick. Salvaged metal hauled to Waynesboro for War Industries. Say you saw it in The News.
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Boro
Waynesboro
War Industries
Hagerstown
Daniel M. Haines
Frances A. Moubray
Frederick
Arthur F. Fox
Mary C. Brachey
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Helen Warrenfeltz
Walkersville
Sergi Reno Six
Warrenfeltz
North Market Street
Sergt
H.C. S
St.Joseph
Quaker City
Ted
War Production Board
America
A&p
Io Stores
Azp Food Stores
Distributors of
Red Circle
Bokar
Peoples Finance Co
Home Small Loan Co
N. Court St. Frederick
U. S. Gov't
Frederick Brick Works
Axis
Frederick County National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Swaps Prep
Honor - Bilt Construction
PVE
Cma
Sears Easy Era
Sears
Bilt
Community Chest
Frederick, Md
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