Silver Spring Man Fined for Drunken Driving in Election Morning
A Silver Spring taxi driver was found guilty of drunken driving and paid a 151.45 dollar fine before Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg on Wednesday night. The report also notes Urbana youths facing fireworks charges dismissed after they confessed but lacked a corroborating complainant, and other local cases including a Manslaughter-like assault hearing and a reckless driving charge tied to a three car collision.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Urbana
Willard K. Bennett
Silver Boring
Trump
South Market Street
Frederick
Washington
Virginia
W. K. May
Lewis Franklin Woods
Herbert Eugene Nusbaum
Charles Valentine H3chultz
Frederick Newton Pangle
Woods
May
Near Pearl
Fred
Audrey Yeschenko
Monocacy Inn
William P. Cosgrave
Austin Murray
Mantz K. Michael
East Fifth Street
Dorothy A. Michael
Richard E. Zimmerman
Barney Kandel
Not Guilty in Route 26 Injury Case and Disturbing the Peace
Sun day on Route 26 east of Liberty yielded not guilty verdicts cited by Trooper HW P O'Brien for two injured persons. Norman Shankle of this city was acquitted of disturbing the peace after a tavern brawl where a self defense witness was produced. Frank Gill of Montevue received a suspended sentence for intoxication. two traffic collaterals were forfeited. Estelle Pohlman of Arlington and Russell Droneburg of Frederich faced fines for speed and violation of roadside sign rules respectively.
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Liberty
Hw, P. O'Brien
Norman Shankle
Frank “Hammy” Gill
Montevue
Trump
Estelle Mary Pohlman
Arlington
May
Russell F. Droneburg
Frederich
O'Brien
Speaking Contest Sponsored by Knights of Pythias
The Knights of Pythias annual public speaking contest offers six cash prizes totaling 3000 dollars with first prize 1000, second 500, and four at 250 each. Open to United States and Canada youths born after Sept 1 1932 and enrolled high school or equivalent students. Finalists compete in Toledo Ohio in August 1951. Travel and lodging for six sectional winners and chaperones are provided. Contests require speeches on Turning Points in History with ten minutes plus one minute grace. Prior winners are ineligible.
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Knights of Pythias
United States
Canada
National Association of
Toledo
Ohio
Youth Commission
The
Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias Foundation
Woodsboro War Memorial Dedication Planned Sunday
Judge Charles E Moylan of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore will deliver the dedicatory address at Woodsboro War Memorial unveiling Sunday at 2 pm A committee led by Rev Raymond C Myers has arranged a brief program with band music an invocation a wreath placement and Taps The site donated by LeGore Lime Co was planned since January 1 1948 and funded by Woodsboro residents the carnival association and local donors The memorial design follows a triangular plat balance and public planning details are listed with committee roles and names of local organizers
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Charles E. Moylan
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Woodsboro
Raymond C. Myers
Yellow Springs
Charles A. Price
Cornelia May Pue
Woodshoro
LeGore Lime Co
Woodsboro Carnival Association
Woodsboro War Memorial
William C. Roderick
W. Earl Hawkins
Gail L. Catshall
Herbert H. Schmidt
Mr. Myers
J. P. Feiser
Allens R. Smith
Steiner Cramer
L. Cramer Powell
Claude H. Barrick
Cora Catshall
Ladies Auxiliary
Memorial to honor service members set for dedication
A memorial featuring a center shaft and two wings with bronze World War I and II plaques will cost about $5,000, with the dedication Sunday inviting county servicemen groups and relatives. Also notes the Dopey Sisters Club meeting October 27 with 11 members and a card party planned for November 21 at Myersville schoolhouse.
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Dopey Sisters
Mickey Page
Jesse Oden
Mickey Pare
Myersville School House
Josephine House
Sherman Avenue
Florence Keilholtz
Frederick
Jean Keilholtz
Hagerstown
Fontaine sues Dozier for divorce in Santa Monica
Actress Joan Fontaine filed for divorce from producer William Dozier in Santa Monica alleging wilful desertion. She seeks custody and child support for their daughter Deborah two, and asks no alimony for herself.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Joan Fontaine
William Dozier
Miss Fontaine
Deborah
Destroyers Damaged In Fleet Maneuvers Off Atlantic Coast
Norfolk reports two destroyers Brownson and the Colc Reno collided with the Roan during night maneuvers 400 miles off North Carolina. Four sailors were killed and three injured aboard the Roan. ships involved were heavily damaged but not sinking. Casualties named later. Possible repair ports include Bermuda Charleston or Norfolk.
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Norfolk
Vig Noy & G4
Atlantic
North Carolina
Hoth
Co 1c
Reno
Brownsea
Atlante Fleet
Bermuda
Charleston
S.C
Norfalk
Brownson
Eisenhower hints at Europe duty in coming days
Fort Worth Texas November 8 General Eisenhower told reporters at a press conference he is ready to serve wherever needed in Europe as speculation grew about a future command. He said he would eagerly go to Europe for any military duty and that he would serve as a general if called.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ike Eisenhower
Hower
Europe
Texas
Lin
Guldier
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