Baltimore to consider citywide speed trap program
Baltimore officials explore speed trap use to curb auto accidents. Police Commissioner Gaither and Motor Vehicles Commissioner Baughman would oversee location choices and timing. Existing law requires Automobile Commissioner approval for traps.
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Baltimore
Police Department
Garther
Austin Baughman
Baughmen
Baughman
Gaither
Traffi Court
Galther
Walkersville Dedicates 43 Trees To Ex Service Men
Walkersville honors veterans by dedicating 43 Lombardy poplars along the eastern border of the new Walkersville high school property. The ceremony, led by Prof. M. OM Steck and Judge Hammond Urner, includes eight grades planting trees and a dedicatory address. Names of Walkersville men who served are listed among the attendees.
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Walkersville
Walkersville High School
Walkersville Community League
M. OM. Steck
Hammond Urner
City Property Sold in York Street Auction
Petts and Griffin real estate and insurance agents report sale of Mrs Mary K Eckstein of York to acquire properties at 201 NB and 25 West Patrick Street in the city. Chas W Stup, a grocer nearby, plans move to new quarters in April after renovations.
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Petts & Griffin
Mary K. Eckstein
York
Weat Patrick Street
Chas W. Stup
Stup
Hood College Senior Recital Delights Audience
Hood College enjoyed a senior recital at Winchester Hall last evening featuring Miss Elizabeth Berger as soloist, Miss Miriam Coblentz as reader with Miss Virginia Carty at the piano. The program showcased Old English and French pieces, Shakespearean selections, operatic excerpts, and a one act play by Percival Wilde, highlighting Berger and Coblentz’s talents. The event was a leading annual Hood College occasion, with praise for their dramatic and musical skills.
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Winchester Hall
Elizabeth Berger
Miriam Coblentz
Virginia Carty
Hood College
Worb
Mins Coblents
Mixa Berger
Miss Carty
Henry Purcell
Pretty Polly
Three dismissed on charge of not fighting fire
William and James Hollman and Linwood Proctor, all negroes, were dismissed after a hearing before Justice J. Grahame for refusing to respond to a forest fire summons. The Hollmans proved they were overage limits and Proctor showed he had not reached the age to be compelled. Deputy sheriffs Smith and Barigis made the arrests as the fire burned in South Mountain last month.
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Wiliam
James Hollman
Linwood Proctor
J. Grahame
Proctor
E. I. Welkert
Hellman Brothers
South Mountain
Welkert
Hollmang
Charles W. Smith
Allen Barigis
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Lombardy
Harver
Haugher
Charles E Boone
Foster C. Brubaker
Donald C. Goover
Albert J. Cramer
Walter Cram
Harry M. Eyler
Sherman &. Flancigan
Clyde H. Fogte
John E Fox
Mellin V. Green
Preston J. Hirbn
Harvey ¥. Warris
Harold Harshman
Lester BE. Hoffman
Luther E. Holtz
Charles C. Keeney
John C Keller
Norman J. Lambert
Robert Moberly
Ros B. Morgan
Robert N Nicodemus
Harvey W. Peddicord
Rox
Joe H. Ports
Frederick Quick
Daniel L. Rendick
Elils S. Reightier
Elwoot N. Reightier
Edward J. Routzabn
Raymond A. Shecter
Ray W. Shipe
Arches Ross Smith
John Stauffer
Ward Stauffer
E. Strine
Glenn C. Wilhide
George C. Whisner
Elmer C. Zimmerman
Ray B. Zimmerman
Raymond R. Zimmermas
Banner, Lye
Tga Boatitot
Miss Berger and
Miss Coblentz
Carty
Luther
Gong OM
Master Designers of
America
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Outfitters
Central 1 Trust CO
Maryland
State of
County of Frederick
SS. J. Geo
T. Baumgardner
Geo. T. Baumgardner
Edward Shaw
David Oland
Guy K. Motter
Frank G. Norwood
Quynn’s
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, MD
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
Just
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P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market St
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