Assault Case Before Justice James I Fox Sentenced
James I. Fox of DeGrange Street was convicted of assault and battery on his wife and a companion by Substitute Magistrate Sherman P. Bowers at Police Court Friday night. He received 60 days in jail for both assault charges, suspended on costs and good behavior. Austin James defended, Patrick M. Schnauffer prosecuted. Also, Marion Feaga was fined five dollars and four days in jail for drunkenness. David Jackson and Marion C Guy received short jail terms in other cases. Norman Lambert was acquitted of assault on his mother-in-law. Other matters include a traffic sign violation, collateral forfeitures for unlicensed operation and car without license, a postponement in the Dietz-Perkinson case, and a non-support release on recognizance. Jerome Offutt represented the defendant in the latter.
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James I. Fox
DeGrange Street
Sherman P. Bowers
Austin James
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Marion Feaga
Frank Dorsey
David Jackson
Marion C Guy
Sgt
Dorsey
Norman Lambert
Rosie Kolb
Kolb
Lawrence A. Hebran
Pearl
Fisher
West
All Saints Street
Marel Rigley
Martin Eanade
Dietz-Perkinson
Manuel M. Weinberg
Jerome Offutt
Discharge of Apple Scab Spores Delayed
College Park Md May 8 Weather kept spores from discharging as predicted with delays until after two more rains and the major discharge during the first and second rainy periods Dr E A Walker Plant Pathologist Extension Service says growers should spray between petal fall and the second cover spray to prevent loss and ensure control The schedule was pushed back by dry weather delaying ascospore release across Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
E. A. Walker
Extension Service
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Walker
Loafers Should Be Culled Regularly
College Park May 8 Wade H Rice Poultry Specialist urges Maryland poultrymen to regularly cull loafers to save feed improve efficiency and boost profits as war demand for eggs rises Mediocre egg layers should be removed to maintain flock performance and output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Wade H. Rice
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland
Stephanie's Stand Against a Golden Gate Plot
Stephanie confronts Henri and his gang in a tense San Francisco setting as she resists a blackmail plan to entangle her father. She negotiates for time, warns against harm to Liv, and secretly weighs options with a guard watching over her. The scene ends with a threat of a deadly misdeed and a cliffhanger for the next installment.
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Enri
A . 65
Stephanie
Golden Gate Bridge
Tephanie
Henri
Hayami
Liu
Liv
Ani
Hans
San Francisco
Poultry Culling and Past Officers Entertain in Pythian Fraternity
Rice discusses profitable culling of non producers with eye for vitality and references Farmers' Bulletin 1727. The piece then reports on past officers of Century Temple Nos. 4 and 23 entertaining Mt City Temple No. 14 Pythian Sisters, with program details. A bridal shower for Mr and Mrs James Green is noted along with guest list and games. Captain James Cook is mentioned in a historical aside about his death in Hawaii.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Mt. City Temple No. 14
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Castle
Fannie King
Ferne Etzler
Nellie Cannon
Laura Winebrenner
Thelma Culler
Peggy Stewart
God Bless America
Grand Temple
Supreme
Viola Suter
Louyse Michael
Louella Anderson
Brunswick
Maye Baker
Taneytown
Etzler
North Market Street
Loeffler to preside at opening meeting of K O C
The Maryland State Convention of the Knights of Columbus opens May 23 with a banquet at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Mr. Loeffler, longtime member and former Santa Maria Council officer, will preside after Grand Knight L D Davis delivers the welcome. Delegates from all Maryland councils will attend.
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Maryland
Knights of Columbus
Francis Scott Key
Loeffler
L. D. Davis
Santa Maria
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Indianapolis
Atlantic City
Reporter's Quiz on Traffic Speed Cooperation
Local motorists show apparent willingness to heed requests to keep speeds under 40 mph to save tires and gasoline. Police report fewer high speed drives with some exceptions among six respondents including William Bovin Frederick and Harold Domich Washington, while others cite lack of a car or habitual compliance.
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Harold Domich
Washington
Use Surplus Grains For Synthetic Rubber Says Wickard
Secretary Wickard urged converting surplus wheat and corn into synthetic rubber. He told a Senate subcommittee that using reserve grain could boost rubber production next year, noting 80 million bushels of wheat should be diverted for tires to aid wartime needs. He criticized the department for delays and highlighted discussions with War Production Board officials.
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Washington
Wickard
Senate Agriculture
Gillette
D-la
Norris
Ind-Neb
Wheeler
D-Mont
McNary
Agriculture Department
World Rubber Trust
Agricultural Department
Department
Congress
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
Ethe
Agriculture Subcommittee
Commerce
Jesse Jones
Senate Banking Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Elliott E. Simpson
New York
Brazil
Home garden tips and a fatal aviation accident noted
The article covers garden guidance from soil moisture to mulches and starter solutions, plus a Maryland Extension Service pamphlet on vegetables, planting timing, soils, and pest control. It also reports Aviation Cadet Nicholas E. Le Compte Jr of Baltimore killed in a trainer crash at Randolph Field, with his address listed. It ends with a note that orange peels contain more Vitamin C than the juice.
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San Antonio
Tex
May &Fi
Nicholas E. LeCompte, Jr
Baltimore
Randolph Field
LeCompte
McElderry Street
Adequate Garden Water Supply Important For Maryland Gardens
In College Park on May 8 Walter R Ballard of the University of Maryland Extension Service says an adequate garden water supply is crucial for plant growth because roots can only absorb nutrients in dilute solutions. Soil type and water table height affect moisture. sandy loam with organic matter retains moisture better than poorly drained clay that crusts when dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Walter R Ballard
University of Maryland Extension Service
Murray Leads with Strong Returns and Sturdy Defense
Murray delivers a high return play while anchoring defense in the game. Team shows balanced attack with solid rebounding and tight coverage, keeping pressure on opponents. The performance highlights include efficient scoring and defensive stops in crucial moments.
National championship notes from Syracuse bridge meet
William E. McKenney discusses a fall national bridge championship hosted by Syracuse New York with top players including a Senior Master and 30 National Masters. He analyzes a hand from H Loomis Murray, explaining defense and the pitfalls of a low club lead as declarer retains control and risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
H. Loomis Murray
Declarer
West
Murray
Southern Dairies Elects Leader at Stockholders Meet
Washington May 9 At a meeting of the stockholders of Southern Dairies R A Brodesser was elected president and reelected to the board of directors He succeeds E J Mather who becomes chairman of the board after more than ten years as president Brodesser was formerly vice president of the company and Mather has served long in the top post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Dairies
Washington
R. A. Brodesser
Brodesser
E. J. Mather
Presient
Quezon To Set Up His Government In U S
Washington May 22 Quezon arrives in San Francisco with family and cabinet including Vice President Osmena to establish headquarters for the Commonwealth Government in the United States En route he was courted by Tokyo and received by Emperor Hirohito Quezon last visited four years ago during the transition toward independence approved for 1946
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Washington
Potappine Commonwealth
San Francisco
Manuel L. Quezon
Manila
Quezon
Sergio Osmena
Interior Department
United States
Army of
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