Soldiers Guilty in Off Base Party Court Martial News
Eleven soldier scientists at the Crestical Center faced a court martial for disorderly conduct at a farewell yacht club party on Sept 25. Sentences included $25 forfeitures, reductions in rank, and potential four month hard labor. The case, automatically reviewed by army generals, featured defense counsel Hyman Pressman arguing for lighter punishment while witnesses testified to a disrupted discipline culture.
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Edgewood
Ikem E. Reiber Jr
Uss
Army Chemical Center
2Nd Army
Ft. Meade
Hyman Press
Baltimore
Pressman
Army Center
Yacht Club
Lemual Porter Jr
Maryland State Police
Herman Purdy
Pennsylvania State University
House of Worship
Otter Point Yacht Club
Porter
Cpl Porter
Hyman Pressman
Walter V. Ferris Jr
William E. Reiber Jr
Ferris
Eastern Livestock Show Opens Nov 16 at Timonium
The twelfth Eastern National Livestock Show begins November 16 at the Maryland State Fair Grounds Timonium with cattle sheep and swine arrivals starting a day earlier. The four day event features 1508 livestock entries from 18 states and Canada, with $52,000 in cash premiums. Local groups including the Penny Cadets Baltimore County majorettes and McDonogh School Cavalry perform. free movies for 4-H Club and FFA exhibitors added nightly except November 18.
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Timonium
Maryland State Fair Grounds
Ameri- East
Ican Life
Canada
Frederick
Mem
Penny
Baltimorel
National Act
Andivertising Council
McDonogh School Cavalry
Uul
Harbor Island Sold By Government
In Baltimore a 34 acre island fort within Baltimore Harbor was sold by the General Services Administration. Benjamin Eisenberg paid 10010 for Fort Carroll after 20 bids, the buyer planning speculative investment. The site, built in 1838 by a future Gen. Robert E. Lee, has served as lighthouse pistol range and quarantine hold, now a roost for rats and seagulls.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
Benjamin
Eisenberg
General Services Administration
Fort Carroll
Robert E. Lee
Employment up six percent in Maryland over prior week
Maryland job data show 27 34 thousand workers hired or rehired in the week ended, a six percent rise from the prior week. Department of Employment Security cites recalls in vehicle manufacturing and other industries. Jobless benefits totaled 725 331 dollars, with 29 549 claimants exhausting benefits over 12 months. Local church event to screen Formosa era photos follows.
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Baltimore
Ap! — Industres
Maryland
Department of Employment, Security
Robert B. Kimble
Kimble
Waffie
Apother
Ito
Westminster
Perlterian
Har' Ho Atarison McAlpine
Formosa
Land of China
McAlpine
Honey Hill Farm
Woodsboro
Johnsville
Reaner Road
Frederick County
Ford Tractor
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Lawrence L. Ware
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Tival Theater
Tab Hunter
Gwen Verdon
the Opera
4Th District
Howard County
Morgan Road
Lisbon
Rt. 40
T.B
Bangs
William T. Dorsey
William T. Dorsey, JR
Emmert R. Bowlus and
Warren Streaker
Melvin H. Wessel
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
A. L. Smith
Merhl H. Ramsburg
William M
House of Delegates
Chevrolet
DODGE
Middletown
Pontiac
Tine
Thomas M. Fichelberger
Democratic
Thomas M. Eichelberger
West Fourth Street
Register of Wills
Tommy” Eichelberger
U. S. Coast Guard
Disabled American Veterans
Frederick High School
Baltimore City Junior College
A.A.A
Tommy Eichelberger
Motoroza
Wayside Radio Service
Patrick St. MO
Farmers Supply CO. Delaval Milkers
Delaval
New Idea Farm Machinery
Faubanks
Morse
S. Fredenca
Runco TV
Dumont
Sunbeam
ARVIN
T. V
Dorsey H. Corum
East
Patrick St
Andrew Hoff
New Windsor, MD
Rocky Ridge
Motier
Bang
New Holland
John Deere
Edith A. Gruber
Austin Bohn
Harry Trout
Ralph F Weybright
Kenneth H. McGrew
Phone PO
Travilah
Null & Null
Frederick, Md
Merhle N. Wachter
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