Three Inspectors Indicted in Carroll County Case
Carroll County grand jury indicted three U S inspectors Mourse G Haines of Westminster Frank A Bushey of Sykesville and Elmer A Ambrona of Washington for trespassing at farmer H Hall Morelock’s wheat acreage inspection The incident occurred April 27 and trial is set for next Wednesday in Circuit Court The broader dispute over federal wheat price support prompted earlier injunction battles in Baltimore courts with limited farmer support in Carroll County
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Westminster
Carroll County
U.S
Mourse G. Haines
Frank A. Bushey
Sykesville
Elmer A. Ambrona
Washington
Donald C. Sponseller
H. Hall More Yack
Baltimore
Roszel C. Thompson
Dudze Thomsen
Tree and shrubbery swindle complaints rise in Md
Montgomery County detectives report 32 complaints of tree and shrubbery sale swindles from Bethesda and Silver Spring. Victims bought plants from door to door sellers only to find rootless, sawed stems. Stanley Dewey Tibbs of Poolesville, 36, arrested on a warrant for obtaining money by false pretenses in a similar case. free on 3500 bond pending hearing in Silver Spring Police Court Tuesday. Warrants expected as more complaints come in.
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Silver Spring
Jbi
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Poli
Felice
Stanley Dewey Tibbs
Poolesville
Evangelist Leatherman Leads Valley Church Campaign
Rev J D Leatherman and Mrs Leatherman of Elgin Illinois conduct evangelistic services at Grossnickle Church of the Brethren under denominational supervision for 11 years as Trailer Apostles moving house trailer. They have held over 200 campaigns nationwide with children’s services each evening at 7 45 pm through May 22 and a communion service May 21 at 7 pm with special music.
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Valley Church
J. D. Leatherman
Elgin
Grossnickle Church
Leatherman
Middletown to Purchase West Main Property for Street and Office use
The Burgess and Commissioners of Middletown vote to buy the West Main street property from C F Main & Sons for about 36000. The plan is to tear down the east section to widen Main Green alley and convert the west section into a town office. The former Memorial Hall space is temporarily used as an office until the Grange restores the hall room to its original Legion post function. New Market WCTU meeting features Welfare and Paths for Little Feet program components.
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Burgess and Commissioners of
Middletown
C. F. Main & Sons
West Main Street
Lutz
Korrell
Main
Green
Memorial Hall
Middie+ town Valley Grange
Bursess
Commissioners Nave
Radio Schedule and Civil Defense Meeting Notes
A compact snapshot lists CBS WMD and ABC WBAL broadcasts plus various programs from 6:00 to 12:30 including News, Travel Bureau, Gunsmoke, Grand Ole Opry, Ozark Jubilee, Myrt. The piece also covers a Civil Defense gathering in Hagerstown with details on speakers and topics such as Alcoholism and Child Welfare, ending with Sunday’s line-up and late-night film and drama listings. Includes names Barent Landstreet and multiple organizers and attendees.
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CBS
WMD
ABC
WBAL
WMAL
Hawke
Joan Flynn
Nbe
Capitol
Cbs Washington Report
Cbbs
Abe
Jack Wy
Cbs Ews
Maric
TVY
Grand Ole Opry
Dhs
Guy Lameate
Bills Place
Chicago Theater
Mbs
Ewes
Ozark
Eas Music
News & Varieries
Nets
Strikes Spread in British Empire Across Asia and Singapore
Amid rising tensions, large scale strikes disrupt British transport and industry. A thousand steel helmeted Gurkhas are deployed in Singapore as Malayan troops face rioting and emergency measures. The unrest follows violence that cost American reporter Gene Symonds and two Chinese lives.
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Cially
Gene Symonds
Singapore
Birth and visits fill Bolivar social pages in April
In Bolivar West Virginia Sgt and Mrs Marlaw Deener announce the birth of an eight and a half pound son on April 27 in a local hospital. Various residents including Mrs Jessie Euckles Miss Laureda Webb and A I C Ernest Staubs report weekend and weekday visits data with relatives and friends across Bolivar and nearby towns. The column notes travel to conferences weddings and a move to Richmond with several Bolivar natives mentioned.
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Bolivar
W. Va
Marlaw Deener
Crestview
Fla
Deener
Ann Elizabeth Mills
Brunswick
Sgt
Weverton
Robert Snider
Virginia
Jessie Euckles
Laureda Webb
Joyce Wiley
Ernest Staubs
Shaw Air Force Base
S. C
Harvey Staubs
George Cox
Kearneysville
St Eaid Luckett
Floyd Wilt
Earl Staubs
Tennya Staubs
Jesse Staubs
Chicago
Richmond
O. A. Webb
Marvin Waters
Blencie Waters
Pleasant Valley
John Muse
Ethel Berry
Washington, D. C
Gentry Muse
Camp Hill
Nancy Elliott
Philadelphia
Kate Sponseller
Ruth, Elliott
Martinsburg
Sponseller
William Evans
Pittsburg
C. &. Dud- Tow
Marvin Small
Emily Flynn
William Henretta
Lamar Sager
Moorefield
Shepherd College
Emma Evans
Nannie Marlatt
Kate Marlatt
Lewis Beek
Arlington
Horace Lloyd
Howard Carper
Winchester
Stuart Henretta
Mollie Rissler
Kabletown
Tom Rissler
Fred JW. Howard
California
Donald Eackles
Eackles
Cmdr
Howard
Sue Bolivar Methodist Sunday School
Hammondspon
Walter Dudraw
Lewis Meadows
Lloyd Jones Jr
Cockrel
Herndon
Virginia Sperry
Walter Rinard
Savage
H. L. Jones
Mary Halloway
John Haelfer
Relady
Springfield
Ohio
Chatanooza, Tenn
National 4 H Sunday Observed With Calvary Church
National 4 H Sunday will be observed statewide with club members attending Calvary Methodist Church at 3 p m In the morning individual clubs will sponsor programs in community churches Rev Edward A Godsey will deliver the sermon Participants include Collect Wayne Guyton Scripture Charlotte Stiles prayer Richard Gyrickle organist Sharon Hooper and ushers Merkle Ramsburg Jyr Carroll Leather sman William Wolfe and Howard Stiles Miss Betsy Lavington Assistant Home Demonstration agent assisted with planning The event draws a large county wide attendance built on a multi year tradition
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Calvary Methodis
Calvary Methodist Church
Edward A. Godsey
Wayne Guyton
Charlotte Stiles
Richard Gyrickle
Johanna Mazaha
Godsey
Sharon Hooper
Merkle
Maryland lobbyist reports deadline looms over 300 agents
About 300 lobbyist employers face potential action as many 1953 Maryland Legislature reports remain unfiled with the secretary of state. May 4 was the deadline for fees retainers and expenses, with reminders to about 50 registrants. Unreported names may be sent to the attorney general for enforcement.
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Annapolis
Maryland
James P. Brock
Secretary of State
Brock
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