Not Guilty Of Assault In District Court
George E. Timpson 29 was found not guilty on two assault charges after prosecution testimony failed to establish the allegations. Mary Ella Timpson, his wife, testified he tried to stab her with a pocket knife, but witnesses did not appear to corroborate. A separate accusation of gun threats also lacked supporting witnesses and evidence.
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North Bentz Street
Peoples’ Court
George E. Timpson
H. Reese Shoemaker
Timpson
Mary Ella Timpson
John W. Spencer
East Patrick Street
Denver Shook
Spencer
McKeldin
Shoemaker
Bonnell
Roads Commission
Russell H. McCain
Edgar T. Bennett
Bramwell Kelly
Commissean
Anantd
Healand Unae
John R. Wiles
Liberty
Wiles
Betty K Wiles
Green Commission
David J. McFaul
Ohio
Jon
The
Baker Park
McFaul
Sgt
Shook
Carroll Creek
James R. Bradford
Clarke Place
Bradford
Norman Trump
South Court Street
May Head New Setup
Annapolis reports that Robert O Bonnell a Baltimore businessman who helped map a state port authority may be named head of a reorganized Maryland State Roads Commission before week’s end. The article also covers minor court actions and a Trinity Methodist WSCS meeting with a rummage sale and luncheon details.
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Annapolis
Robert O. Bonnell
Baltimore
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Violation Spotted From Police Helicopter
Inglewood Calif a 17 year old driver drew police notice for knocking over traffic cones while a police helicopter conducted a traffic survey. Officer A E Smith cited the youth after the pilot identified the violation from above.
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Inglewood
Calif
Athans
Lupe Wao
William J Kennedy
A. E Smith
Smith
Bass Spawning Near Peak Along Potomac and Monocacy Rivers
District Game Warden Glenn D. Butts reports small mouth black bass near peak spawning in the Potomac River areas around Lander Edward's Ferry and parts of the Monocacy River and Middle Creek. Spawn began about May 10 and should end by the June 1 season opener.
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Glenn D. Butts
Potomac River
Lander
Edward’s Ferry
Monocacy River
Middle Creek
Butts
Soviet to cut armed forces by million in shift to industry
The Soviet Union announced plans to reduce armed forces by 1,000,000 within a year and reallocate manpower to industry and agriculture. The statement also said three air divisions would be disbanded, 375 navy ships mothballed, and several military training schools closed as part of a disarmament move linked to UN discussions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
U.S.S.R
Foreign Ministry
United Nations
East Germany
Us.s.r
Guy Mollet
Communist Party
Nikita $. Khrushchev
Leonid F. Ilyichev
Acausac
Pennsylvania Avenue
United
Citi
Soviet call for greater disarmament faces Western counter
The Soviet Union signaled willingness to reduce armed forces if the United States Britain and France match proportionate cuts. Moscow argued such moves would aid disarmament and the ban on atomic weapons while reallocating manpower to industry and agriculture. The state also challenged Western powers to follow suit to advance disarmament progress.
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United States
Britain
France
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.ss.r
Stalin
Democrats Seek Less Hokum At National Conventions
Officials from both parties want tighter rules for conventions to curb speeches and mass demonstrations. Proposals include 15 minute limits for demonstrations, banning aisle parading, and inviting any candidate with 15 percent first ballot support to speak. Democratic backers see value. parties may not adopt sweeping changes.
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Washington
Maryland
Supreme Court
Clara Shirpser
Jimmy Roosevelt
D-Calif
Roosevelt J
House
Farmers resist wheat program contesting federal acreage surveys
Carroll County farmers refuse access to their fields while courts insist inspections are essential to federal plans to balance surpluses and shortages. The Shafer family argues no payments were received and no marketing cards held, claiming no moral duty to submit to trespass. They express broad county opposition to the program and challenge federal power.
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Supreme Court
Agriculture Department
Carroll County
Lewis Shafer Sr
Lindsay
Lewis
Joseph Shafer
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