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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1950
Page
11
A Frederick court list shows House of Correction remands for Sammy Thompson and others, plus suspensions for drunkenness and peace disturbances. Traffic offenses include reckless driving and failures to signal, with multiple collaterals forfeited. A Holstein ownership transfer from Wisconsin to Maryland is also noted.
Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg handed down major convictions on Friday night. Fines totaled 110 dollars for two illegal hunters Hurl Mann and Harold A Webber who posted 55 dollars collateral each with District Game Warden Durward W Ket tells. They were charged with hunting rabbits by automobile headlights and possessing out of season game near Charlesville. Each forfeit 25 dollars collateral on the headlights charge and 30 dollars for illegal game. William E McDermott of Alexandria paid a 10 dollar minimum for drunken driving on South Market Street. Bradford Bittle Summers of Middletown was found not guilty for failing to yield to a pedestrian after defense argued the driver was turning slowly and the pedestrian wore dark clothing. The accident occurred near All Saints Street at 620 PM on Sept 16. Summers was cleared of reckless driving. the pedestrian was treated for a fractured hip. Six months’ suspension of sentences were handed to James Simmlecalmed Tramsville and other local Negro defendants.
The Rice Method for reducible rupture control is shown with a Rice Appliance offered on a thirty day trial at no charge unless kept after adjustment. No harsh springs, no flesh gouging. visit hotel desk for Rice Representatives. Hours 10 to 12, 2 to 3, 7 to 9. Don’t miss this opportunity.
Brief list of historical figures tied to anniversaries and notable events. Includes Sarah HB Judson in Burma era, George Fitzhugh pre Civil War defender, Benjamin R. Curtis U S Supreme Court Justice, Stephen J Field Chief Justice Lincoln era, Lunsford Locomax Confederate general, Will Rogers actor and columnist, Gov Arthur St. Clair Northwest Territory, Richard F. Gatling inventor, Nickelodeon opening as early cinema, and the Austria Armistice.
A sweeping digest notes WWI Vienna events and a Calvin Coolidge presidency claim, Roosevelt ports closure, 1947 New Jersey ratification, and U N atom plan vote. It lists today’s birthdays for notable figures including Bowman Avery and Dickey, plus a cautious horoscope predicting prudence amid hidden troubles.
Army Secretary Pace told reporters in Uitle Rock Arkansas that United Nations troops entering Manchuria would depend on circumstances and on General MacArthur for facts if fighting continues after the North Korean Manchurian border is reached. He warned an enemy stockpiling on borders could strike swiftly and decisively.
A large crowd of students and faculty watched Hood College students perform Clare Boothe Luce The Women in Brodbeck Hall. Nanette Epstein Houston Maxine Holden and Joan Jazowski played leading roles. Refreshments followed in the college Y hut after the performance. The event also noted the unanimous election of Henry S. Turner of New Windsor as a member.
Two arrests were reported by city police: Ernest Lane, colored, and Frederick, charged with assault and battery and held on $500 bond, and Harry Fagao of East Fourth Street, charged with intoxication and held on $5 and costs. Lieut Dorsey and Officer Kanode made the arrests.
The International Amateur Athletic Federation ruled in Brussels that women entering international events must present a medical certificate proving their sex. The decision requires entries to include this documentation to compete in future events.
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