Police Have Busy Weekend in Frederick
Over the weekend Frederick police handled ten defe ndants who posted bonds or stayed in jail. A 6 year old, Jerry Brown of Pearl, was struck by a car driven by Mary Tyergar 17 of East Patrick Street after fleeing between parked cars on West Patrick Street. The boy’s grandmother, Mrs Cary Brown of Pearl, was with him. both were treated and released with no injuries. Other minor accidents produced no injuries or charges. Leonard S Lucas of Brunswick was charged with operating without adequate brakes after striking Ramon G Hamrich of Baltimore on South Jefferson Street. Richard L Latterell of Braddock Heights was struck at West Patrick and West College Terrace by Robert P Bennett of West Church Street. damages were 300 and 125 respectively. Rudolph E Chase of Walkersville, colored, was jailed for drunkenness on the streets, and J H Blank of 140 West South Street faced assault and battery charges bearing a $500 bond.
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Frederick
Jerry Brown
Pearl
West Patrick Street
Mary Tyergar
East Patrick Street
Cary Brown
Betty Grogan
Hagerstown
Richard L. Latterell
Braddock Heights
West College Terrace
Robert P. Bennett
West Church Street
Heffner
Latterell
Bennett
Leonard S. Lucas
Brunswick
Bonded arrestees face various drunk and disturbance charges
Jacob M. Remnaberg of Harmony and Kim at Lime faced drunken public charges with bonds set. Carl E. Barthlow of Hagerstown and Adamstown residents Paul Dorsey and Ralph Harrison Jr. posted bonds for disturbing the peace or indecent exposure. James T. Fitzpatrick of 102 East Fourth Street faced assault and battery with a bond. Arresting officers were Chief Main, Lt. Dorsey, and several sergeants and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Remnaberg
Harmony
Harry M. Jenkins
Kim
Carl E. Barthlow
Hagerstown
Caroline Dorsey
Adamstown
Paul Dorsey
Ralph Harrison, Jr
Hamilton Avenue
James T. Fitzpatrick
East Fourth Street
Main
Dorsey
Phillipe
DeGrange
Swomiey
Phebus
Carty
King
Quinn
Heffher
Hemp
Riot at Bordeaux Prison in Montreal injures guards and prisoners
More than 500 prisoners rioted for five hours at Bordeaux Prison demanding better food and a new governor. About 10 were injured on both sides as fires burned two cell blocks and the chapel. Police entered the yard with nightsticks as rioters looted the canteen. order subsided by 8 p.m. EST.
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Montreal
Bordeaux
Ewing Seeks Expanded Federal Aid for College Funds
Washington May 4 Federal Security Administrator Oscar R Ewing plans to ask Congress for a larger federal college aid program. The proposal would start with 30 million dollars for scholarships to high school graduates with demonstrated ability and need and would insure up to 90 percent of student loans. The plan would grow to about 60 million annually in four years, aid over 30 000 students yearly, and allow students to choose any participating college while safeguarding local college operations.
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Washington
Federal
Oscar R. Ewing
Congress
Ewing
Truman
Counties Rise to $47 770 in Cancer Crusade Drive
Maryland counties have raised 47 770 31 toward a 110 000 goal in the 1952 Cancer Crusade. State Campaign Chairman Robert B Hobbs said the Am erican Cancer Society campaign remains about half over in many counties and expressed confidence the quota will be met. Baltimore over subscribed its 200 000 goal by 1 901 on May 1. At the final report luncheon Dr Grant E Ward of Johns Hopkins was honored with a National Award from the American Cancer Society for cancer control work. Counties reporting include Allegany Anne Arundel Baltimore Calvert Carroll Cecil Charles Dorchester Frederick Garrett Harford Howard Montgomery Prince Georges Queen Annes St Marys Talbot Washington Wicomico Worcester.
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Maryland
Robert B. Hobbs
American Cancer Society
Theu
Baltimore
de. Grant E. Ward
Johns Hopkins University
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Queen Anne's
St. Mary's
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
Quota Weil
Mr. Hobbs
One Killed Eight Hurt Near Kingwood W Va
A head on collision about five miles southwest of Kingwood, West Virginia, killed a one-year-old girl and injured eight others. Little Hattie Marie Goff was pronounced dead at a Kingwood hospital.
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Kingwood
W. Va
Here
Hattie Marie Goff
Doctora Office Crash Victims Listed In WV Hospital
An accident on State Route 28 near Howerville left doctor’s office staff injured. Harry Goff, 1, of Kingwood, was hospitalized in Morgantown with a possible skull fracture and concussion. A pale tree line and other debris were noted. Two other occupants in Goff’s car plus four from the second vehicle suffered less serious injuries.
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Howerville
Harry Goff
Kingwood
Morgantown
W. Va
D Jing
England
Goff
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Camoran
Philip Morris
Lion
Ence
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Olga
Clinker
Markell & Ford
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Zaove
the Tot
Bennet Is
Weliay
Bennets
Frederick's
Nis
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