Must Make Out Forfeit 60 With Reduced In Illegal Rubber Supply
Washington notes pressure on rubber rationing as NPA says stockpiles remain critical and no increase in civilian rubber allocation until October 1. Housing for wheels tightens credit talk continues. In a separate case six anglers pay 60 dollars for fishing after hours on Fishing Creek, with twelve others facing various charges in a Monday court session.
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Washington
Congress
House Banking Committee
Patman
D-Tex
Brown
D-Ga
National Production Authority
NPA
Leland E. Spencer
Office of Price Stabilization
Agriculture Department
Capitol Hill
Glen D. Butts
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Gilmore Sutely Jr
A. L. Keeney Jr
Waller BR. Barnes
Westminster
Omar N. Orndorff
Laramy Thompson
King
Andrew ‘Thomas Sims
Howard Thomas Grove
Frank Patterson
Bertha Patterson
Lawrence Wilkerson
Raymond Leroy Weedon
Jane Larene Wirts
Jibe Family Drive-In
Bheater
Sheriff's Office
Facilities To House Frederick Cerebral Palsy School
A Frederick County Maryland committee from the Maryland Society for Crippled Children and Adults urged county officials to provide suitable quarters and facilities for the Frederick Cerebral Palsy school now housed at the Maryland J O O F home. They expect more handicapped children and fear the public schools may avoid responsibility. The group hopes for a new location in Trevoreh with a classroom and a small building, soliciting support from those with potential space.
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Frederick County
Maryland Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Frederick Cerebral Palsy School
Maryland
Pri
Chile
Trevoreh
Cameritter
J. Midton Brunk
Larceny Of Dog Charges Dismissed
James Dean Hodge of Shookstown faced larceny charges over a collie valued above 125 dollars. Magistrate Wilbur F. She dismissed the case after Hodge claimed the dog theft tale was a joke. Tax drivers testified he had claimed to work for a dog pickup company at the courthouse. Sherman P. Bowers sought a preliminary hearing.
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James Dean Hodge
Shookstown
Wilbur F
Peoples Court
Hodge
George Hoffman
E. & Babcock
North Bentz Street
Hodie
Court House
Harry Cole
Noth Bentz Street
Hoane
Magistrate SheMerd
Sherman P. Bowers
Fire destroys state quail hatchery in Owings Mills
In Owings Mills a State Game Department breeder house and incubator burned. The fire killed about 3,000 quail chicks 480 breeder quail and between 3,500 and 4,000 eggs. An adjacent pen released 660 birds. Director Ernest Vaughn estimated damages near 10,000 dollars. The hatchery supplied birds to overshot stocking areas.
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Owings Mills
Police Court Cancelled This Week for Memorial Day
The Police Court session will be dispensed with this week due to the Memorial Day holiday, delaying proceedings and rescheduling to a later date. Local officials remind residents of the holiday closures and adjusted court hours.
C and P Plans $1,500,000 Frederick Telephone Upgrade
Chesapeake and Potomac announces a $1.5 million program to expand Frederick's telephone system. A new three story fireproof building at 33 East Patrick Street will house step by step dial switching and long distance switchboards. Completion depends on funding, materials, and manpower. Also $9,000 approved for a mobile emergency generator.
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Frederick
F. K. Simmons
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Simmons
East Patrick Street
Mr. Simmons
Dial
Portable diesel powered generator aids local power needs
A 40 kilowatt electric plant driven by a diesel engine powers telephone equipment from large storage batteries. In a power failure an emergency generator keeps batteries charged, and its portable trailer mounted unit can serve other exchanges. Baltimore death report notes Reubin Blafkin 54 of Philadelphia dies after auto crash near Ellicott City.
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Baltimore
Reubin Blafkin
Philadelphia
St. Agnes Hospital
Ellicott City
Blafkin
Milton Blafkin
Minnie Blafkin
Anna Kosofsky
Jennie Zelatiof
William W. Moore
J. Stanley Weatherald
Sandy Spring
Peace rumors groundless in UN Korea talks claim
United Nations reports say Soviet Delegate Jacob A Malik called peace feelers to the United States completely groundless. Malik, in a terse Soviet delegation statement, dismissed rumors as unfounded while experts speculated he aimed to clear the way for June attacks as he would chair the Security Council.
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United Nations
N. Yi
Jacob A. Malik
Soviet Union
United States
Malik
U.N
U. N
Korea
Security Council
U. S
Cornelis
Warren R. Austin
Austin
Moscow
Sweden and Soviet Talks Hint on Korea War Pause
A Swedish citizen in a non Communist country wrote to a foreign office suggesting the Soviet Union might discuss halting the Korean War on the 38th parallel. The letter reached Sven Grafstroem, a Swedish delegate and member of the U N Good Office Committee, who said it was unofficial and not given weight.
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Dent
Soviet Union
Korea
Foreign Office
Sven Grafstroem
Hero
U. N. Good Office Committee
Grafstroem
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