Hawkins Acquitted in OUI Case in Maryland Court
Hawkins, a former Johns Hopkins University professor, was acquitted in Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr s court on an operating under the influence charge stemming from a May 1 incident on Route 26 Mt Pleasant. The judge noted lack of conclusive evidence and that Hawkins had a heart condition and medications prescribed. State's Attorney Samuel W Barrick prosecuted Edwin F Nikirk defended. Two youths admitted stealing beer from Erwin and Shafer distributors and received three months in the House of Correction after prior larceny convictions. David F Roberts 23 of Union Bridge and Harry Richard Wolfe 19 of Maple Ave were charged. Det Sgt A Norman Dietz said youths, aided by juveniles, took 16 cases valued at 52. William Chaney of Frederick received a suspended 30 day sentence for intoxication on May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beward Russel Hawkins
Baltimore
Joans Hopkins University
H. Reese Shoemaier Jr
Hawkins
C. M. Wofford
Mt. Pleasant
H. Reese Shoemaker
Edwin F. Nikirk
Samuel W. Barrick
Erwin and
Shafer
House of Correction
David F. Roberts
Wiliam Chaney
Frederick
South Court Street
Shoemaker
Itas
Chaney
Big & Mfg Co March Court Settlement Noted
The item lists payments and terms from March court actions involving the Big and Manufacturing Company. Details show monthly sums, specific amounts for care or services, and partial dates, with references to monthly installments and total due figures. The text indicates court-connected financial obligations and related bureau notices printed in the local paper.
Probing The Cosmos and Frontier of Space Travel
Scientists relay cosmic findings from Explorers I and UH noting satellites at 600 miles faced radiation 3000 times expected. Hydrogen ion layer outside the sun may drive X rays harmful to unshielded travelers, demanding heat control and heavy protection for missions. Astronauts, the future is yours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Space
Desen
Letters on School Funding and Mental Health Drive
Readers urge the School Board and County Commissioners to publish a full accounting of the 4 million dollar school project spending and remaining funds. The piece then argues for a robust Mental Health Drive, noting beds filled and local support through the Frederick County Community Guidance Clinic and state and national programs, with funds staying local to aid residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Peart
Frederick County Community Guidence Clinic
Erick County
Fredrick County
Postwar Farm Land Prices Reach New High in 12 Months
The Agriculture Department reports a 6 percent rise in farm real estate values for the year ended March 1, reaching 56 percent above the 1947-49 base. The gain is described as general with nonfarm recession not dampening land prices and signals a strong land market continuing into 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Agriculture Department
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
May 15 1998 items recount Decoration Day events with a flag at the Francis Scott Key monument Mt Mivet cemetery and a parade led by a band. Addresses patchy notes on residents at Braddock Heights Idlewild, repairs on South Market street bridge, Wright brothers flights at Kill Devil Hills, and the Maryland Classis Reform Church meeting at Cavetown with Rev S M Hench announcing retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Mivet
Albert W. Condon
Braddock Heights
Susan Rice
Mary Fout
Kate Thomas
Daisy Thomas
George M. Gittinger
Casper Cline
Brengle
South Market Street
Carrol Creek
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Kill Devil Air
North Carolina
Maryland
S. M. Hench
Frederick County
Lawrence Discusses Kremlin War Against Latin America
David Lawrence argues Moscow leads a global cold war to derail Western policies and probe Latin American allegiance. He cites hostile demonstrations against Vice President Nixon, Soviet funding and propaganda, and alleged Soviet influence in Lebanon and Algeria to warn that the Cold War risks turning hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
David Lawrence
Washington
United States
Latin America
Latin Ameria
Moscow
Nixon
Paris
IZTE
Tiand
Sidho
Ture
Unitedtates
Canada
Middle East
Lebanon
Nasser
Stooges
Cairo
Poec
West
Egypt
France
NATO
Temlin
Opening Mental Health Drive Launched in County
A bell ringing ceremony at the Court House kicked off the county mental health drive. Local leaders including Charles M. Mathias Jr and Goodloe Byres led efforts with Mrs. Joshua Lerner and Mrs. Arthur J. Raw sos assisting. Retiring State Senator Jacob R. Ramsburg urged citizens to support rehabilitation and public education to reduce stigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Una
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Goodloe Byres
Mathias
Josh Lerner
Ijamsville
Arthur J. Rawsos
Frederick County
Lane
Senate Committee On Mental ‘Hospitals
Maryland
Rome
Community Guidance
Frederick Community College elects officers for 1958-59
At a May 9 student body meeting Frederick Community College elected Robert E. Hedges president and Harry Garvin vice president to lead the 1958 59 term. Wayne E. Long became secretary treasurer and a Dean's Cabinet was formed to plan social events and meetings each Friday. Ave Maria Summers joined a state organization meeting at Montgomery Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Community College
Robert E. Hedges
Brunswick High School
Hedges
Nationa Honor Society
Harry Garvin
Garvin
Boys
Wayne E. Long
Frederick High School
Community College
Linda Shipier
Carroll @ Jr
Michael Hess
Ave Maria
Montgomery Junior College
Longest model airplane flight by local student in 10 miles
Thomas Nee, 33, a St. John's High School student living on Wilson Avenue, piloted a model plane designed by Frederick company owners William Weaver and Merrill Grumbine for a flight of about 10 miles. The item comes from the May 35, 1938 column recalling notable twenty years ago events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nee
St. John’s High School
Wilson Avenue
Frederick Company
William Weaver
Merrill Grumbine
Ellis C. Wachter
Grable
Sarah Ann
Frederick City Hospital
Local Notices On Health And Hospital Admissions
Among the sick Mrs Sadie Snarrer of 15 West South Street is recovering at home after a heart attack. Mrs Louis Wilson of 419 Sherman Avenue was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Showe observed East Patrick Street for 347. Clemon Lenhart of 492 Care Faige Parkway has entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. Bacteria have been used to recover cobalt nickel copper and manganese from low grade ores in lab tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Snarrer
West South Street
Louis T. Wilson
Sherman Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harvey Showe
East Patrick Street
Clemon Lenhart
Faige
Ana Sat
Aband
Marlin Ceaktowwee
Clarify Application of Cigarette Tax in Maryland
State officials clarify the cent per pack cigarette tax to fund teacher pay raises. The act applies to wholesalers reselling to jobbers for coastal shipping, wholesalers direct sales, post exchanges, and vending machines on federal reservations. It does not apply to out of state purchases bonded for crew use on ships. The tax takes effect July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
General Assembly
McKeldin
Theodore C. Waters Jr
Sales Bay
Maryland
Western Maryland hosts lively party primary battles
In Western Maryland and across the state, Democrats and Republicans contest crowded primaries. In the 6th District Western Maryland races center on Montgomery and Frederick counties with Eliara Storm among top contenders. In Baltimore's 4th and 3rd districts incumbents Garmatz and Fallon face challengers amid court fights over residency and district lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Thompson
Baltimore
Western
Republian
Edward T. Miller
Easton
Shore
Harry Kemper
Maryland
Montgomery
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Dewitt S. Hyde
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Storm
John R. Foley
Kensingion
James H. Mann
Pootesville
Foley
Hydé
Aging Trends and Achievements Among the 65 Plus
A study by the Public Health Service shows most notable works by people 65 or over occurred between 69 and 80, with eight percent after 80. The report profiles seniors like Charles Dunford, twins, and a Cedar Rapids club of 70 plus members. highlights include a Florida tennis variant and late career social security notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Henry
Ing
Health Service
Charles Dunford
Spartanburg
S. C
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Aer
University of Florida
Oldsters
United States
Dear Abby Advice From A Bygone Era
A long collage of reader questions and Abby's brief guidance covers wedding nerves, family duty, friendship strain, separation after divorce, and parenting discipline. The letters mix marital troubles with social advice and light humor in a dated tone.
Bomb Blasts Shake Beirut Amid Riots and Protests
Beirut lives up to its tense image as bombs explode in the business district and snipers fire on streets. Police cordon off areas, over 100 arrests reported as demonstrations erupt against the pro western government of President Camille Chamoun. The United States is supplying Lebanon with weapons amid six days of unrest. In Grand Prairie Texas the City Commission rejects a residents proposal to ban shorts in downtown areas, deeming the ordinance unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Place de Canon
Grand Prairie
Tex
Pra Tem Dewey Miller
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Frederick Mc
Stember Ands
Associated Press
Sameera Press
Precericx
John Driscoll Thurmont
Newistown
Jane W. Wise
Paul
the News
Lawrence
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
James Gregory
Church of the Brethren
Myersville
Evenues
Gaynel E. Summers
Grayson £. Summers
Charles Alvey Jsliller
Oscar €. Miler
Burkitsville
Roy K. Millers
Staunton
Val Jean Summers
Dorothy Sensenbaugh
Smithsburg
Frostburg State Teachers College
Mary Harwood
Jefferson
University of Maryland
Richard Miller
George Moser
Middletown
Grayson Himes
Burkittswire
Maynard Harshman
Wayne Swomiler
Walkersville
Ann Martin
Virginians
Dorothy Swomiley
Thelma Cobrentz
Catherine Haines
Jean Swomiey
Florida
Middletown High School
Sroom
Farmers Cooperative Association
o-Way
Mann
Chevy Chase
Democratic Committee
Railway Labor Political League
David A Heller
Silver Spring
Richard H Speidel
West Chevy Chase
Helier
Emmitsburg
Baltimores
Ciity
Court of Appeals
Louis W. Collier
Pikesville
George Fallon
Marsland
House
Collier
James B. McCloskey
McCloskey
Colier
Pleasanton L. Corfquesi Iil
McCloskey West
Robert E. Ennis
Capitol Heights
Henry W. L. Fricker
Laurel
Frank W. Vanderhoof
Bladensburg
Vanderhoof
Harford
Carroll
Ras
J. Fife Symington Jr
Lutherville
Sen
Stuart Symington
D-Moi
Repub
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Kansas
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Wese
Fnally
Devereux
Daniel B. Brewer
Towson
House of Delegates
Peter Aiello
Brewster
Iwin
Samuel N. Frieidel A. Haley
Norman H. Labovitz
Della
Clancy
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