Sentence suspended for Mount St Marys freshman in drunkenness case
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr suspended the sentence for George A Garvey Jr a Mount St Marys freshman in Frederick after finding him not guilty on a companion charge of tampering with automobiles. He claimed he had been celebrating a test at school and sought beers after sleeping little. Other cases include drivers fined for traffic violations and a woman assaulted by a neighbor. A separate juvenile court referral involved a suspension for a Charles Brown found guilty of assault on his wife.
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H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Mount St. Mary's
George A. Garvey, Jr
New York City
Garvey
Magnolia Avenue
Frederick
James Leswr Fox
East Fifth Street
Point of Rocks
George W. Fisher
Fisher
Charles ©. Brown
Franklin Street
Bessie M. Brown
O'Possumtown Pike
House of Correction
Brown
Charles A. Price
Kenneth P. Shorh
North Market Street
Cecil K. Haga
Second Army
Church
East Streets
Arthur Siiler
Conestoga
Dwight C. Hanna
Port Allegany
Edward K. Bender
Silver Spring
Sergi
Sherman Boone
K. Pauli Shorrow
East 14Th Street
Officer Staley
Meredith C. Clark
Baltimore
Leroy ¥. Wiles
Walkersville
Grange Meet Affirms Weather Bureau Station Value
At the Frederick County Pomona Grange meeting in Emmitsburg on Saturday members endorsed retaining the Weather Bureau station at the Municipal Airport unless a matching facility at Camp Detrick is available. The session covered sub ordinate Grange reports, a successful flower show, and plans for seeds for the Freedom campaign. A Braddock Juvenile Grange formation was noted and a program featured speakers including Rev Gildean Galfoman and local leaders.
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Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Emmitsburg
Weather Bureau
Camp Detrick
Braddock
Frances Darner
Herschel Newsom
L. H. Crickenberger
Philippines
Pomona
Young Grange
Campaigen
Sharpe and
Zimmerman
Frederick Florists
Sylvia Eyler
Lewistown
Middletown
Elsie Weamert
Thurmont
L. H. Remsberg
Glade Valley
Ruby Gaither
Singanore
Edward McDevitt
Bruce Crum
T. S. Zimmerman
Grance
R. C. Ervine
Needlework Guild of America
The
Grange
Gildean Galfoman
Emmuisbure
Mr Galonibus
Czechoslovakia
Ori
Baan
Mia
Mn Waitin
Robert
Paul Dekt
Valsoe
Ichaid Freck
Virginia Bagates
Suenda Cregg
Fiore Beanenuws
Three Caught In Inn Jailed In Monrovia
A Monrovia tavern keeper and his two sons trapped three intruders at Wilcom's Inn early Monday. Frederick men Delmar Beall 28 Melvin Wachter 28 and Vivalis Wolfe 19 were jailed on $2000 bond each for breaking and entering after being surprised in the Fingerboard Monrovia roads establishment. The trio offered no resistance as they were corralled by the Wilcom family until State Troopers arrived and filed charges after questioning.
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Frederick
Monrovia
Fingerboard
James NH
Rouzee
Philip Kretsinger
Charles Wilcom
Delmar Leroy Beall
Melvin Lee Wachter
Hillside Apartments
Water Street
Vivalis
Andrew Wolfe
West Fifth Street
Wilcom
Wilcom’'s
Wilcoms
Jength
Sonja Home Witness In Baltimore Trial
Sonja Nettie testified she did not request any inspection of seating that collapsed at her ice show in Baltimore. The incident injured 250 to 300 people on March 6, 1952, prompting more than 400 suits seeking about five million dollars. Henie and associates deny involvement in design or construction of seating as the trial before Judge John Tucker continues.
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Baltimore
Sonja Nettie
Miss Henie
Sonja Henie Ice Revue, Inc
Edwin P. Coronati
Coronati Amusements, Inc
New Jersey
Coronati
Frank Joseph Ramboni
John Tucker
Baltimore City
Great-Grandfather to Be Ordained Priest in Richmond
Flord Keeler of Bedford Virginia, age TI years, will be ordained a Roman Catholic priest in Richmond after a long career. Once an Anglican archdeacon in Kansas, he converted to Catholicism, served with the Catholic Near East Welfare Association, and later studied at Mount St. Marys Seminary. He is the father of five children, fifteen grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. He was ordained deacon in Richmond and will receive holy orders this week.
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Richmond
Flord Keeler
Bedford
Kansas
Washington
Catholic Univermsts
Catholic Near East Welfare Association
New York
RA Sears
Isabel Emon Keeler
St Matthess Cathedral
Keeler
Viocess of
Mount St Many S Seminan
Emroitshure
Retired Principal Dies in St Petersburg Florida
Kirdles J Morris age 91 former principal of Hyattsuille High School in Kentucky and later Hyattsuille High School named first principal after pirate school era. A Kentucky Wesleyan University graduate. Note mentions national accident figures but unclear details.
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ST Petersburg
Fla
J. Morris
Hyattsuille
Pame
Moris
Kentucky
Hyattsuile High School
Kentucky Wesseyan University
Libertytown Doctor Practicing At 85 Still Has Office Hours
Dr. Ira Washington Beall, Libertytown native and Maryland’s oldest active general practitioner at 85, has practiced since 1893 after graduating from the College of Physicians and Surgeons, maintaining a daily schedule, accepting patients from all walks of life, and driving to calls by automobile since 1910. He married Rosa K. Lohr in 1898. they have no children and remain devoted to each other and their Lutheran faith.
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
Baltimore
Libertytown
Maryland
Ira Washington Beall
Beall
Frank Keefer
Rosa K. Lohr
Thurmont
Simon and
Frances Anna Lohr
St. John's Lutheran Church
Keymar College
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Frederick County
Bank Employee Taken Back To Harrisburg
A 60 year old bank employee, weeks on the job, faces charges of stealing money from a night deposit. He was arrested in Fullerton and handed over to Pennsylvania detectives for return to Harrisburg. The amount stolen was reported as 160 dollars, later revised to more than 320 dollars. He claimed he planned to go to Florida.
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Towsox
SGA
Weeks
Pennsylvania
John M. Weeks Jr
Dudge
Howard Murray
Hecks
Arthur Burreau
Merie Foust
Harrisburg
Baltimore County
Fullerton
Florida
The Fleets in Gibraltar Arrive in Mass
Two dozen ships of the United States First Fleet arrived at Gibraltar in a large scale showing force and readiness. The contingent, docking alongside naval bases, signals a strengthened Atlantic presence and rapid deployment capability.
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Gibraltar
Mass
United States
Marines Sailors Extend Mission Amid Riviera Port Calls
The force will remain through Saturday with six more vessels expected tomorrow. The 130 Marines accompany fleet units visiting French Riviera ports as part of the deployment.
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French Riviera
Pentagon Plans Major Manpower Cut If Korea War Ends
Washington May 4 The Pentagon plans to cut military manpower by about 250000 if the Korean War ends and by roughly 1800 if the conflict continues. Officials say the cuts could save around 2.4 billion in the next fiscal year starting July 1. President Eisenhower hinted at possible reductions when asked about future armed forces numbers.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Eisenhower
Hide
Exhibit At Apple Library Highlights Hood College History
Fredericktonians see a special exhibit at the Joseph Henry Apple Library Hood College marking the college sixtieth anniversary. Librarian Katharine E Dutrow arranged displays on the Frederick Female Seminary Woman's College and Hood College with portraits, clippings, charters, early catalogs and student photos. The two-section exhibit, open to the public, runs through Commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktonians
Joseph Henry Apple
Hood College
Katharine E. Dutrow
Frederick Female Seminary
Woman's College of Frederick
Hiram Winchester
Frederick
Connecticut
Mary Rankin Apple
Margaret
Hood
Frederick News
Examiner Report
Charlotte E. Hauer
Jefferson
Cassandra B. Hammond
Lucy Leigh Gardiner
St. Mary's Seminary
William ‘Tyler
Lawrence Brengle
David Boyd
Edward S. Delaplaine
Maryland
Board of Commissioners
Wesley S. Tull
Ernest Berger
College Averdue
Ann Winchester Pack
Jamesville
New York
Woman's College
Seminary
Auto Crash Lawsuit Seeks $50,000 Damages
Supreme Circuit Court action filed by R. Guynne Brown Jr of Mt. Airy seeks $50,000 damages for injuries and property loss from a October 15, 1951 crash on Route 40 near New Market. Wiles and Weller alleged as liable due to alleged intoxicated milk truck driver. Separately Horace Drexell and wife sue Harold Bentzell and spouse for $1,000 over land damage on Sabillasville property.
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New Market
R. Guynne Brown, Jr
Mt. Airy
George Arthur Wiles
Howard P. Weller
Brown
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Wiles
Weller
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Drexells
New Market 4 H Club Places Third In Contest
New Market 4 H Club led by John Stiles finished third among 999 clubs in Hoard's Dairyman cow judging contest. Clubs from 45 states competed. top honors went to U 4H Club of Farming ton Maine with 419.3 points. Other notable teams included Stock and Crop of New Plymouth Idaho and Richville Jugwar Farmers of Dalton Ohio with honorable mentions to Montgomery County Jersey 4 H Club and Holstein Club of Clarksburg. The Holsteins came from Ira D Vert and Sons near Middlemon. TRIMBLE RECOMMENDED TO TOWSON May 4 R Ernest C Trimble an attorney was recommended to fill a Baltimore County House of Delegates vacancy.
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New Market
John Stiles
Youag
U & 1 4H
Farmington
Stock and Crop Club
New Plymouth
Idaho
Richville Jugwar Farmers
Dalton
Ohio
Montgomery County
Rockville
Holstean Club
Clarksburg
Ira Dvert and Sons
Middlemon
Trimble
Towson
Ernest C. Trmbile
House of Delegates
Baltimore County
Democratic State Central Committee
Wilsie H. Adams
Adams
McKeldin
New Tariff Battle Sparks GOP Split In Washington
The Eisenhower administration warned new trade barriers would shock jittery free world allies and push them toward the Communist camp. House Republicans led by Simpson push tariff protection while Democrats favor extending the current Reciprocal Trade Act with no changes. Dulles and the Defense Department urge a straight one year extension to preserve allies and avoid economic shocks. In separate items a wedding reception in Feagaville honors Wendric and Irene Moore, with about 200 guests. a note on the St. Louis Browns’ losing streak cites three straight defeats in late April 1909.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Rep
Simpson
R-Pa
House
Defense Department
Ways and Means
Martin
R-Mass
Dulles
Committee
Laos
United States
Free World Alliance
Roger Kent
Pentagon
Feagaville
Wendric Moore
Moore
Irene McElfresh
John McElfresh
Frederick
Raymond Day
Willis Beall
Hemingway Wins Pulitzer for The Old Man and the Sea
Ernest Hemingway wins the 1953 Pulitzer Prize for his outdoor novel The Old Man and the Sea. William Inge earns the drama prize for Picnic, with Archibald MacLeish and Don Whitehead also cited. The Times wins a special citation for its Sunday section Review of the Week.
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New York
Ernest Hemingway
William Inge
New York Drama Critics Circle
Columbia University
Archibald MacLeish
Don Whitehead
Associated Press
MacLeish
Whitehead
New York Times
Carolina
Whiteville
N. C
Tabor City
Tribune
Austin Wehlerwein
Milwaukee
Wis
Canada
Providence
R. I
Journal
Evening Bulletin
Edward J. Mowery
New York World- Telegram
Sun
Edward D. Kuekes
Cleveland (O.) Plain Dealer
Korea
Vermont
Connecticut
Royster
The
Wall Street Journal
William M.gallagher
Flint Mich. Journal
Adlai E. Stevenson
David J. Mays
Edmund Pendleton
Virginia
Mays
Richmord
George Dangerfield
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Joseph Anuszkiewicz
Erie
Cleveland Institute of Art
Joseph Pulitzer
Inman
Eisenhower
Ko-rea
Hemingway
Clark Gable Arrives in Venice Plans Three Day Stay
Gable landed in Venice on May 4 from Villa d Este on Lake Como and checked into a Grand Canal hotel for a three day visit. Meanwhile Yankees shortstop Phil Rizzuto uses a heavier 39 ounce bat this season after a suggestion from manager Casey Stengel.
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Gable
Venice
Italy
Clark
Villa d'Este
Lake Como
Grand Canal
Phil Rizzuto
Yankees
Casey Stengel
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Joe Eisenhauer
Apple Library
New Market 4-H Club
Murray D. Smith
New Midway
Mary Louise
Warren Eugene Bentz
James B. Bentz
St. Louis Browns
Germany
Jack T. Koontz
Ralph 0. Koontz
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