Trio Ordered To Leave Here Branded as Lookouts in Attempted Burglary
Police testimony labels William McK Welsh Thelma and Theresa Dorsey as lookouts for two juveniles in an abortive burglary at Palmer's grocery on Church and Carter streets. They were ordered out of Frederick after convictions for peace disturbance for sleeping in a car at the scene. The trio faced $30 fines or 30 days, suspended on condition they depart Frederick and stay away.
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Church
Carter
Cumberland
Frederick
Edward J. Smith
William McK. Welsh
Thelma
Theresa Dorsey
Palmer
Smith
Roger M. Geiger
Ontario Road
Washington
Elis Carty
Calvin P. Brown
Phobus Avenue
Trump
Arthur Haller
Carl P. “Turtle
Edwards
Haller
Palice
J. Boone
Mannie Frith
West Patrick Street
Edna Smith
Catherine Black
Stone
Klinehams Alley
Andrew Simmis
Ville
Boost
Traffic and liquor cases from Harrisburg hearings
In Harrisburg hearings Frederick Dixes faced $2.45 for speed over reasonable limits with Officer Phillips and Walter Whitbeck cited. Say resburg charged $6.45 for exceeding 25 mph with Officer Shook. City collateral forfeited involved Webster Luby colored $5.50 and Harry Siers with Melvin Snowden $4.30 each on intoxication charges brought by Officers Twen stey Carty J Boone and Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Dixes
Harrisburg
Officer Phillips
Walter Whitbeck
Sayresburg
Webster Luby
Harry Siers
Melvin Snowden
Chamber of Commerce Directors Held Meeting
The Frederick chamber of commerce directors met Monday night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. President Charles F. Bowers chaired. William E. Hardy announced the first highway sign for Route 40 is in place and drawing praise. Directors endorsed U S Chamber policies and discussed membership directory printing plus Holmes D. Baker tribute.
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Charles F. Bowers
William E. Hardy
Frederick C. “of C
Holmes D. Baker
Charles K. Taylor
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Orphans' Court approves three administration accounts
The Orphans' Court on Monday approved three administration accounts. Anna Mae Brown administratrix in the estate of Raymond George Brown reported 2403.42 in her first and final account distributing 77.80. Jacob R. Ramsburg executor in the estate of Clinton E. Hedges reported 11930.72 in his first account retaining 5000 for further accounting and distributing 3520.45. Helen Lond administratrix in the estate of Roland J. Lond reported 135 in personal and real estate appraised at 1000.
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Orphans’ Court
Anna Mae Brown
Raymond George Brown
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Clinton E. Hedges
Roland J. Lond
Helen Lond
Boulevard Toll on Baltimore Washington Boulevard Deaths and Injuries
Baltimore’s five mile boulevard between Elkridge and Waterloo saw twelve killed and 69 hurt in 109 accidents during January and February. The state police report notes nine fatalities and ten injuries from crashes on this stretch, including a triple smashup Friday night that cost lives. The bureau covers the period from January 1, 1948 to February 28 this year.
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Baltimore
May
Washington Boulevard
State Police Statistical Bureau
Elkridge
Waterloo
Statistical Bureau
Maryland tax prospects and 1949 revenue totals
Baltimore officials estimate Maryland will collect at least 27 901 000 from the 2 per cent sales tax for the fiscal year ending July 31. Through April 30, tax collections total 29 319 867, compared with 23 393 500 for the first ten months of 1949. Total 1949 collections reach about 28 000 000, with any excess added to the surplus.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Acrobat killed as wind snaps 125-foot pole
In Amesbury Massachusetts Jerzy Wierzbicki born 188? acrobat known as the Great Detrevit was killed when a 125-foot steel sway-pole broke during testing for a Franco American war carnival. He fell to the ground near power lines, dying at the scene.
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Amesbury
Mass
Jerzy Wierzbicki
London
Englard
Londy
Wimrshicki
Crosby Denies Rift Between Wife And Self
Crooner Crosby flatly denied tonight that there is any rift between Kim and his wife Dine Lea. Attorney John OMelveney said there are “strained relations” rumor twists, Crosby noting such reports recur every few months and that he cannot explain why lawyers spread them. He planned to leave for London.
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Porie
Blug Cro
Kim
Dine Lea
Ferller
Hollywood
John Omelveney
Crosby Red Lily
Crosby
Europe
Teagve
London
Amateur golf clash looms as Frederick man injured
A Frederick MA man injured in a Tuesday May 4 1059 incident alleges negligence by driver Conner causing a fractured arm and other injuries. The case involves a Britian amateur golf championship notice amid fragmented historical text.
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Frederick
Suit for 45000 Damages Filed in Circuit Court
John VanAcore of this city filed a suit for 45000 damages in Circuit Court alleging injuries from a December 24 1944 automobile accident between Petersville and Brunswick. The plaintiff was a passenger in a car driven by Franklin C Proctor with attorneys M Storus and T H Reese Shoemaker listed for the plaintiff.
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John VanAcore
Nughiest
Fruman M. Conner
North
Delaware Avenue
Brunswick
Petersville
William ( M )Storus
TH. Reese Shoemaker
Franklin C Proctor
Eollistay Rich
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May &Fi
Charles Francis Holober
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Phucis
Seefer
New England
F.H.S
Newton
Frederick County
Arnold Fleagle
Dorothy S. Ranck
Philip Morris
Paitie Morris
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Stopetce
Aegreeann
Conner
Christ
Charles E. Fogle
Maple Avenue
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