Drunk Driver Convicted in Six Month Term
A second drunken driving conviction sent Martin Luther Gray of Route 3, Thurmont, to the House of Correction for six months. Several defendants faced charges from peace disturbance to reckless driving as heavy penalties were handed to repeat offenders.
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Edward J. Smith
Martin Luther Gray
Thurmont
House of Correction
Richard E. Zimmerman
Newton Kedauver, Jr
Frederick
Sammy Thompson
William Cromwell
Gray
bunkin Ging Vestad_ ty
Route 15
Airport Inn
James R. Stonesifer
Roy Bartholow
Walkersville
Alvie M. Norwood
Waterstreet
Department of Motor Vehicles
Patrick and
Court Streets
Melvin Baker
Charles King
Bernard King
William Fogle
Norman Strine
Richard de Grange
Kefanver
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Kefauver
West Patrick Street
James Marks
John Howard Smith
Liberty
Arnold Simmons
Leonard A. Thomas
Reno
Howard Bowie
Richard Ferguson
Albert Thompson
Samuel Like
Jacob Mines
James Harris
Richard Hallman
Melvin Carroll
Carl Tyler
Sterling Rippeon
No Arrests Made In Bombing In Baltimore
Baltimore police report the bombing investigation into a waterfront rooming-house death toll slowed, with three men detained for questioning among over fifty previously questioned and released. The fifth victim was identified as Antonio Mariano at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Baltimore
Joseph Itzel
M. Joseph Wallace
Marine
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Antonio Mariano
Court News Ethics Deuglgs And Equity Dockets
Court notes list divorce petitions and property transfers. It records docketed filings for equity cases, marriage licenses, power of attorney actions, and real estate deeds involving numerous individuals and counties, with multiple transactions and separations noted.
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Equity
Deuglgs Crocket
Mae Brupner Crockett
Catherine Mause
Gusiband
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Paun
Jeaunty
George H. Hunter
Harry M. Feaga
Jerry W. Study
Franscis S. Runkles
Driver Acquitted On Charge Of Homicide
Stephen Lee Graver Jr. was acquitted by a Municipal Court jury of negligent homicide after a collision August 2 on Memorial Bridge that killed one and injured 43 when a bus crashed through the railing into the Potomac River area near the Lincoln Memorial. The verdict followed a one hour five minute deliberation.
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Washington
Stephen Lee Graver, Jr
Memorial Bridge
Potomac River
Lincoln Memorial
Grover
Preston Grover
Associated Press Bureau
Bombay
India
Venezia Giulia Rebuild Program Faces Political Barbs
Allied Military Government in Venezia Giulia funds the reconstruction of about 2,000 German-destroyed houses at over 4 million dollars.Lt. Cecil B. Gibson oversees the effort, aimed at Slovene villages near the Yugoslav line, where many homes will eventually join Yugoslavia. Local contractors report disruptions from pro Yugoslav groups and partisan activity.
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Trieste
Venezia Giulia
Yugoslavia
Cecil B. Gibson
Arkansas City
Kansas
Gibson
United States
Italy
Robberies Hit City Safes Jewelry Store In Dublin Hunger Strike
Baltimore police report two burglaries yielding more than 3300 dollars from safes at the Madison Night Club and J P Cole engineering office. A jewelry store robbery saw diamond rings valued up to 8000 dollars taken after window smashing. In Dublin, Patrick Fleming says his brother David IRA leader refuses food for 23 days and water for six in Belfast jail as a hunger strike for liberty.
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Baltimore
Madison
Frank Rowe
J. P. Cole
Richard Harrison
Nathan Katz
Dublin
Patrick Fleming
David
Irish Republican Army
Jane
Belfast
Fleming
Auto Production May Top October But Likely Miss Projections
U S auto plants may exceed October output in November if 20 working days yield strong production. October totaled about 397 000 units with 285 000 passenger cars. November estimates place passenger cars around 270 000 to 310 600 and trucks near 110 000. Through January 1 Automoile News reports 1 615 207 passenger cars and 758 133 trucks produced.
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Detron
United States
Automo~ohile News
U. S. Deficit Estimated At Fiscal Year End Near Two Billion
Treasury figures show the current fiscal year started with a $200,842,000 deficit in the first four months. If repeated, the year end shortfall would top $900 million, far below the $1.9 billion Truman warned but not yet indicated a shift from that figure. The October debt stood at $263.918 trillion before cash redeeming of $2 billion in securities maturing Nov 1. A separate item reports James L. Dunn, 46, died from burns after his pajama flames caught fire while he smoked in bed.
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Washington
Treasury
Truman
James L. Dunn
United Nations May Consider Geneva as HQ Site
Soviet Russia signals openness to Geneva, joining U S in proposing Geneva as a possible U N headquarters. The Assembly also moves forward on the Spanish Franco case as the Council votes to remove it from the calendar and allow Assembly action.
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Lake Suchess
United Nations
Europe
League of Nations
Geneva
U. N. Assembly
U. N
Soviet
Russia
League
Assembly
United States
New York City
San Francisco
Francisco Franco
Council
Oscar Lange
Poland
Brazil
France
Great Britain
Egypt
Andrei A. Gromyka
General Assembly
Gromyko
Hachazo Wins Governor Bowie Handicap at Pimlico
Argentina bred Hachazo ridden by Chilean Jockey Ruperto Donoso won the Governor Bowie Handicap at Pimlico defeating Megogo the favorite. Willing Spirit finished third in the mile and five furlongs test. Hachazo paid 33 to 1 after being coupled with a Boone Hall Stable entry.
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Baltimore
Ruperto Donoso
Pimlico l
Christiana Steble
Megogo
Greentree
Willing Spirit
Aon Prince
Boone Hall
Hachazo
Town Cafe Slashes Prices After Pay-What-You-Want Trial
The Port Hole Cafe abandoned tonight its pay-what-you-think meal policy and set a fixed price list about 17 percent lower than during a four day experimental run. Floyd Magee, 41, WWII veteran and co partner, said customers showed reluctance to price meals themselves and preferred a fixed schedule. The month’s prices ranged from $1.25 to $3.05 for prime steaks and seafood, down from prior higher rates.
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Clinton
Port Hole
Floyd Magee
Magee
Expensive livestock get X-ray exams for disease checks
Some high value cattle and horses undergo X-ray imaging to diagnose disease and uncover early causes of lameness, similar to human medical practice. The use of imaging helps identify issues not visible externally and guides treatment or sales decisions.
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Bronchitis
Advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast acting cough remedy for chronic bronchitis and chest infections. It claims to soothe inflamed bronchial membranes with a non narcotic formula and offers a money back guarantee if it does not help, urging readers to seek rest and sleep.
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