Final appearance of Frederick magistrates notes collateral reform
Magistrate Thomas S Glass urges a definite collateral policy for chronic offenders and fair treatment across police jurisdictions as his term ends. He laments current abuses in collateral amounts for drunkenness and disturbance cases and predicts new appointees will scrutinize the system. George Z Best and others also depart as new magistrates prepare to assume office Monday.
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Glass
Manuel M. Weinberg
Police Department
Frederick
George Z. Best
Magistrate's Court
Holmes Font
Waller J. Davis
Walkersville set to name two town commissioners
Walkersville residents will choose two members of the Board of Town Commissioners at the annual election. Polls open 2 to 7 p.m. DST at the new Firemen's Hall. Candidates for two-year terms include Gilmore Trout, Howard Burke, Cal Dotson, Gilbert Mills, C Robert Moberly, Ray Zimmerman. Outgoing commissioner Zimmerman not seeking re-election. Holdaves with terms next year are Bargess, Powell, and John Nicodemus.
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Board of Town Commissioners
Manda
Firemen's Hall
Gilmore C. Trout
Howard M Burke
Cal John Dotson
Gilbert Mills
Time Company
C. Robert Moberly
Ray Zimmerman
Holdaves
William D Powell
John V. Nicodemus
Brown Bear Sighted Near County Woods by Fireman
George Sier, a railroad locomotive fireman near Monrovia, reported sighting a large brown bear about 1:20 PM Friday in woods between Join Hughes farm and William Snyder and Charla Wileam. He estimated the bear at 250 to 300 pounds and noted tracks near a spring. Sier said the bear approached within 206 feet, then both he and the bear parted in opposite directions. He added he has no fear and would hunt hogs again. Nearby past bear sightings traced to Poolesville and Hyattstown, with law officers pursuing it across Montgomery and Frederick counties. The area lies between the Fingerboard and Kemptown.
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Montgomery County
Ster
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William Snyder
Charla
Wileam
Sier
Antznat
J. Paul Delphey
Delphey Establishment
Poolesville
Hyattstown
Montgomery
Frederick County
Kemptown
Pennsylvania
Potomac River
Truck Assn Revenue From 3000 Expense Report
Annapolis May 4 The Maryland Motor Truck Association filed an expense report showing more than 3000 for the last session of Maryland s General Assembly. It led efforts by members and outside consultants against a proposed weight distance tax on heavy trucks. The Case Commission’s tax survey informed a vehicle tax bill for weights over 25 000 pounds that had two Senate Finance Committee hearings but never left committee.
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Maryland Motor Truck Association
Maryland
General Assembly
Case Commission
Senate Finance Committee
Baltimore lobbying costs report reveals firm fees and meetings
Valued J. Marshall Stewart, an official, and the Baltimore law firm of Wyath and Jones on a permanent basis. No special fees were paid for lobbying, but expenses totaled $3,079. These also covered Association committee meetings held in Annapolis, President John Rowle, Jr. said. Joseph M. Wyatt of the law firm is chief magistrate of the Baltimore Traffic Court and a Democrat district leader. The truckers' report was among others filed today with the Secretary of State. Firms hiring legislative agents have to notify the secretary how much they pay for lobbying services. Word from a second employee raised $1,250 the fees drawn by Herbert R. O'Conor, Jr., son of the U.S. Senator, for the three-month session that ended in April.
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Puy
Annapolis
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Joseph M. Wyatt
Baltimor
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Secretary of State
Herbert R. O'Conor, Jr
U.S
Jon Jonkel Indicted for Maryland election law violations
Baltimore dates report Jon Jonkel campaign manager for Senator John M Buller is indicted by the Baltimore City grand jury on six counts of Maryland election law violations. The charges include acting as political agent without Maryland citizenship, failing to file financial reports, and keeping inaccurate records across primary and general elections. Senator Butler says he believes Jonkel did not knowingly violate the law.
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John M. Buller
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Taubman Wins One-Year Reduction In Tax Evasion Sentence
Baltimore reports Henry G Taubman known as the grandfather of automobile accessories won a one year reduction in his federal prison term for income tax evasion The 51 year old former businessman had been sentenced to three years and fined thirty thousand dollars The reduction came from Federal Judge W Calvin Chesnut as Taubman’s lawyers argued the original sentence amounted to a death sentence He began serving at Petersburg Virginia then was moved last week to Lewisburg Pennsylvania Federal Prison.
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Orginally
W. Calvin Chesnut
Taubman
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Federal Reformatory
Petersburg
Federal
Lewisburg
Telegraphers vote to strike over wage raise at Western Union
Washington May 4 more than 20 000 AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union members vote to strike if needed to win a 25 cent an hour raise. Union says current pay averages 127 an hour and actions occur in Western Union offices nationwide.
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Western Union Telegraphers
AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union
Western Union
Uecounts
British trade with Communist areas drew Senate criticism
Washington May 4 Senator O Conor demanded that Britain recognize the damage caused by trading with Communist areas. He called it shocking that Britain sent huge supplies of strategic materials to Communist regions where they could be used against the West in Korea or for future aggression. He endorsed U N action in the matter yesterday.
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O'Conor
D-Md
Great Britain
Korea
U. S
U. N
Embargo on War Material Shipment to Red China
A government embargo blocks shipments of war materials to Red China, citing national security concerns and potential escalation of hostilities. The move targets munitions and related equipment, with enforcement by customs and export controls.
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Red China
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