Police hearing on Straley and Lieut Six concludes
The Police Commission finished evidence review in the four month inquiry into charges against Chief Fred M. Straley and Lieutenant Six. Findings guarded, report to the Board of Aldermen due next week with potential broad recommendations for the department.
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Police Commission
Police Department
Board of Aldermen
Alderstern
Five-Mart Commission
Wiliam
Stermad
Fred M. Straley
Aero
Daniel E. Swomley
Stratey
Storm
Roger R. Rice
Benjamin Rosenour Jr
A. Hart Etchison
Roger B. Wolfe
Lloyd C. Culler
Sgt
Swomley
Bmanuel Mr. Weinberg
John HR. Fitzpatrick
W. Clinton McSherry
W. Jerome Offutt
Edwin F. Nikirk
Showdown Vote On Palestine Partition Delayed
New York November 28 A tentative compromise on partition of Palestine delayed a final UN Assembly showdown vote. The plan would create Jewish and Arab states with Jerusalem an international city under Security Council protection, Britain to withdraw by August 1 and new nations formed by October 1.
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New York
France
Nations Assembly
Palestine
Alexander Paradi
Colombia
Petestine
A_ sur- Coloma
Aranha
U. XN. Security Office
U. ON
N York Poelice
Parodi
Alfonso Lopez
Pree
I i
Moi
Fadhil Jamal
Iraq
Security Council
Jerusalem
Britain
Special Palestine Committee
Nexr
Leak in gas line at fire wrecked Central Restaurant
Wreckers removing plumbing from the fire gutted Central Restaurant on North Market Street released hazardous illuminating gas into adjacent buildings for about an hour. Potomac Edison workers capped the leak after discovery. Roy Rhoderick, owner of Williamson Drugstore, summoned emergency crews as gas fumes caused nausea among staff and patrons. The flame was extinguished in the Williamson store after gas flow continued a half hour following a test.
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North Market Street
Potomac Edison Co
Roy Rhoderick
Williamson
Wiliamson
Rhoderick
Progressive Breeder Award Honors McKendree Walker Herd
McKendree Walker of Gaithersburg has earned the Progressive Breeders Certificate from the Holstein Friesian Association of America. Only 127 Holstein breeding establishments nationwide have received the honor, with Maryland’s recipients including the University of Maryland and Frank G. Remsberg. The Walker herd of 69 animals, 48 freshened, shows strong home-bred stock and high production, averaging 422 pounds of butterfat and 11,787 pounds of milk on 310 days.
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McKendree Walker
Gaithersburg
Holstein + Fries a Association of America
Rec
Walker i
Maryland
National Holstein Association
Lack Of Long Range Forest Planning Greatest Menace
A national Forest Service briefing identifies long range planning as the second biggest forest drain after fires. It notes wasteful logging and underuse, insect and disease losses, and slow reforestation. Calls for pruning, thinning, and better ownership management to boost future timber, pulp and environmental benefits.
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Washington
U. S. Forest Service
United States
Forest Service
The
Deer Season Opens Monday in Six Maryland Counties
Maryland deer hunters prepare for the six day season beginning Monday across Garrett Allegany Washington Cecil Worcester counties. A buck with at least two points is required and spike bucks are prohibited. If a spike buck or a doe is killed accidently it must be reported to a State game warden. Fourteen check stations will aid reporting at locations in Garrett Allegany Washington and Frederick counties. Shotgun rules allow solid balls in some cases and magazine limits may be altered for deer hunting.
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Frederick
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Cecil
Worcester
George B. Shields
Garrett County
Oakland
Post
Swanton
Murphy's Garage
Friendsville
Biddington’s
Cra Hont Island
Allesany
Deer hunting rules prohibit parts before check stations
The notice states that deer hunting is prohibited in certain counties during season while upland game hunting continues elsewhere. After killing a buck it is illegal to remove the head or hide or any part of the deer other than meat, unless weighed and checked at a station. Deer or parts with undetermined sex are prima facie evidence of illegal activity.
Trade talk by Commerce official at Key Hotel
John Weber district manager of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce will speak at the Francis Scott Key Hotel December 5 from 3 to 5 PM. The discussion covers U S Department of Commerce business service functions including international trade technical service Patent Office Bureau of Standards small business program and domestic commerce review.
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John Weber
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
U. S. Department of Commerce
Patent Office
Bureau of Standards
Leclerc Killed in Plane Crash Near Morocco Border
Paris reports General Leclerc inspector general of French North African forces was killed in a plane crash about 20 miles from Colombedhar near the Al Bena Morocco border. Twelve aboard perished by fire. Leclerc, famed for leading Free French forces, had hidden his true name Count Philippe De Heutecocdue to wartime safety concerns.
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Paris
Leclerc
Lake Oued
Ara Desert
EL Air
Andre Maroselli
Colombedhar
al- Bena-Morocco
Peneral
France
Count Philippe de Heutecocdue
Sahara march links Fort Lamy to Montgomery push
The account notes a Sahara crossing nearly 2,000 miles from Fort Lamy in Lake Chad to a Tri Poli junction on January 23 193, part of a campaign later joined by large American participation. The effort, with Field Marshal Lord Montgomery in command of the British Eighth Army, helped expel German and Italian forces from North Africa.
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Fort Lamy
Lake Chad
French Equatorial Africa
Tripoli
Lord Montgomery
Eighth Army
Sahara
North Africa
Odd California case on same sex marriage arraignment
Santa Rosa reports Thelma Walter 27 and Maeretta Cook 26 arraigned on perjury and impersonation charges stemming from a June marriage. They pleaded no plea, were freed on 730 dollars bail each, and say they married to live together. Cook acted as husband and Walter as wife. Authority notes FBI inquiry revealed lack of draft record for David Warren.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Thelma Walter
Maeretta Cook
Charles McGoldrick
University of California
Valley of the Moon Ranch
David Warren
McGoldrick
Divorce suit filed against baseball great George Bern shaw
Norristown Pa November 26 A divorce suit was filed today against George Big Moose Bern shaw a famed pitcher for Connie Mack s Philadelphia Athletics The suit charges cruelty and indignities by Mrs Grace Page ten Stockton Earnshaw of Abington PA She and her 23 year marriage have three children Also a stray line about US mining appears in the clipping.
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Norristown
George
Big Moose) Bernshaw
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Grace
Page Ten
Stockton Earnshaw
Abington, PA
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