Weekend arrest roundup in city on assault and drunkenness charges
Police reported weekend arrests for assault with deadly weapons, drunkenness, and disturbance of the peace. Robert Dorsey and two other colored men were held on $100 bonds after incidents at a dance on All Saints Street and near Frederick. Other suspects, including George Goins, faced similar holds or bonds. Hearings were scheduled for Walter Bell and William Hahn on separate complaints. Additional arrests included multiple individuals for drunkenness and peace disturbances, with names and addresses listed. Former Governor Alfred E. Smith remained in Rockefeller Institute under care after heat exhaustion, with his condition described as serious but stable.
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Robert Dorsey
Ally
All Saints
Airy
Fred Colored
Lester
William Dorsey
Garfield Hoy
Frederick
Palice
George Goins
Mt. Airy
Dorsey
Walter F. Bell
New Market
William Hahn
Tower Apartments
Hahn
Charles Smith
Angelos Carros
William Cronenburg
Madison Street
Charles E. Geisler
West Patrick Street
Earl Graddoch
Washington, D.C
Edwin Roberts
Bernard Dixon
Braddock
John Bartlett
West
Fourth Street
Austin Myers
Helen Howard
Charlottesville
Alfred FE. Smith
Rockefeller Institute
Raymond F. Sullivan
Rockefeller Hospital
St Vincent's Hospital
Sullivan
Smith
Mo i. Francisishop
Cork
Stallecasy
Cour of
Rangugis
Sarpeeme
Sarpeeme Bew City
Eael
Courke
Court of Appeals
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Circuit Court
Martinore Ulty
Ether
Jude
Presrant
As of
Chis
Court of Afi
Apprala
Yeseindl
Mort of Appeals
Heyton
Ciensit
Cine
Baltimore
Moorgomers
Device George's
Almegaoy
Eire
Sani
Aretger
Shin
Actress Carole Landis Separates From Husband Wallace
Hollywood reports actress Carole Landis has separated from Maj. Thomas C. Wallace of the Army Air Forces. A spokesman said she has nothing to add to the statement. Landis married Wallace in January 1943 while in England on a USO tour. She returned two weeks ago from a South Pacific tour and then went to New York for camp and hospital engagements.
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Hollywood
Carole Landis
Maj
Thomas C. Wallace
Army Air Forces
Miss Landis
Wallace
England
South Pacific
New York
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds Noted
Marriage licenses issued for Harry Brown and identical name variations, and Virgil Finton with Irene Elliott, plus Sherman Locke and Barbara Knight in various states. Property deeds show transfers from Stella Longman to Norma Jones and others, including John Masser to Raymond Wiles and Russell Kepler to Edwin Albaugh, and Mollie Warrenfeltz to Paul Warrenfeltz, with stated amounts.
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Harry Brown Greeley
Alice Walker
U, Engie
W. Va
Virgil
Russell H. Kepler
Edwin D. Albaugh
Mollie V. Warrenfeltz
Paul W. Warrenfeltz
Brothers Die Within Short Time of Each Other
C Carl Dodson former Ohio Oil mechanic returned from Jersey City where a brother died of a heart attack. Two days later Ralph E Dodson of Zanesville also died of a heart attack after Carl’s brother’s funeral in New Jersey. Carl Dodson buried in Zanesville with Mason rites.
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C. Carl Dodson
Airy
Jersey City
Nady
Pennsylvania
Ralph E Dodson
Zanesville
New Jersey
Dodsor
The
Ohio Oil Co
Zaneville
Carl Dodson
Soldiers Held After Fight Near Nite Club
Two carloads of soldiers were taken into custody by State Police and Camp Detrick MPs after a battle near the Hawaiian Nite Club by Petersville. Club patrons reported damaged cars and slashed tires. Second Lt. David Hershberger, missing in action since April 29, reported as a prisoner of Germany by the Red Cross. His mother was notified with further details promised. A former Povlesville High School graduate, Hershberger had earned the Air Medal and served overseas since Christmas. His brother Tech Sgt Horace Hershberger is at Fort McClellan, Alabama. The note ends with unrelated trivia about water striders and Tibet.
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Camp Detrick
Petersville
Harry Woods
Brunswick
Amos Haller
Bennewick
Suilor
David Hershberger
Red Cross
Germany
Marshall Hershberger
Footesville
Hershberger
War Department
Tainnenter
Herchhereer
Air Corps
Pearl Harbor
Povlesville
Ilil Hershberger
Reed
Gatage
Rockville
Tech
Horace Hershberger
Fort McClellan
Alabama
Point Of Rocks Boy Hurt In Fall From Bridge
A boy from Point of Rocks fell about forty feet Sunday evening from the Route 15 bridge over the Potomac River at Point of Rocks. He was taken to Schauffer Hospital in Brunswick in favorable condition with possible internal injuries but no broken bones. he remained conscious after the fall. He played on the bridge with other children and is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Harper.
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Esrai
Forumse
Point of Rocks
Schauffer Hospital
Brunstwick
John W Harper
Charles W. Harper
Gaage House
Maryland
Frederick Fair Sails Through Weather Cancelled Show
Frederick Fair ended as one of the most financially successful events despite Saturdays final show cancellation due to bad weather. Albert No McCardell, president of the Agricultural Society, said Sunday the two year layoff caused some wounds but overall satisfaction prevailed. Preliminary receipts suggest same profit. most exhibitors had withdrawn by Saturday evening and few concessionaires stayed on Sunday.
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Frederick
Albert No McCardell
The
Agricultural Society
Silver Spring hospital drive to raise 700000
A campaign to raise 700000 for a new 100 bed hospital for Silver Spring Takoma Park and nearby areas began under Paul M Coughlin as chairman The Silver Spring Hospital Association board approved the drive and for construction on Sept 18 Plans outline a two story fireproof building with two large operating rooms and potential future additions The article notes the first practical typewriter was invented in 1867 in Milwaukee.
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Ad Claim
Public notice-style ad urges quick treatment of bronchitis and acute bronchitis to prevent chronic disease. Promotes Creomulsion as a potent remedy that targets the bronchial membranes, claims no narcotics, and offers a money back guarantee if it does not aid rest and sleep.
Maryland Voters to Decide New Article on Redevelopment
The Maryland General Assembly proposes an amendment to the State Constitution to create the Baltimore Redevelopment Commission with powers of eminent domain and land assembly for blighted areas. The measure, framed as Article EH after Article XI-A, would authorize funding, set terms, and require specific conditions and procedural steps for adoption by voters in November 1944.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Genal Assembly of
Hent
Hansen
Baltimore
Ualthmere
Baltinorn
Halebmere
Baltimare
He Kaliimore Relevelopment Commission
Wtall
Cette
Shell
Malrinioce
Gale
Baltimore City
Cuminiaion Aa City Tela
Hartmore Redevelopment Commission
Baltimore Redevelopment Commission
State of
Marsland
Baltimoré
Faltimors Redeyetapawat Commission
Cin Caan
Loria
Nowanbet
Mates Land
Amd
aArticle
Ceaarl
Smid
Sats
Tie Tang
Conssay Assembly
A& Hergin Proverd
Ber
Ana
Baltimore Y
Baltimore Y Aball
Boneli
Walere
Cimeral Assembly
Atel J Torney
Shail Res
Iquamaud
General Assembly
Rua
Batimore City
Onnell
Laltitore
Oral Assembly
Nk Arrivie TV
Artele IV
General Fai
Soverall Judi Cizris
Court of
Angie
Royal Legiside Soters
Stat
State of Land
Atti
Nrihan
Maryland Constitutional Amendments Proposed in 1945 Advertisements
The document outlines proposed amendments to Maryland Constitution sections on Article 34 and Article IV. It details submission methods, publication requirements, voter adoption processes, and the roles of the General Assembly, Governor, and newspapers for campaigns. It also describes changes to the judiciary, including a five judge Court of Appeals, appointment rules, and circuit representation. It notes approvals and dates connected to the proposals in 1945.
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Ardelat
Court of Appeals
State of
Marsland
General Assembly of Maryland
Maryland
Atau
CARY
Wah
Jnges
Baltimore
Cecil
Kent
Queen Annes
Caroline
Valor
Tigrchester
Wisemira
Worrester
Somersyn
Hig
Jonal
Arcade
Earce’s
Wharlos
Calvett
Buty Vesaor
Couer
Court Ag Appeals
Maryland Proposes Amendments to Constitution and Judicial Court
A Maryland proclamation details proposed constitutional amendments from the General Assembly. It outlines amendments on salary provisions for the State's Attorney and deputy positions, election procedures, and judicial assignment to relieve caseloads. The text directs submission to voters in the next general election and preserves Article XIV and Article IV structures.
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Tibet
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St
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Milwaukee
General Acceptance Corporation
Frederick, Md
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
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Pepsi-Cola Housing CO
Baliemore
George B. Kehne
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Narpland
Daw
Anil
Slavvland
Ube Brate
Te Oras Eral Assembly of
Marviend
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Pasael
Yeas Aul Ware
Ainpodinsak
City
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Ceara
Tia
Regul Ant
Aprapalhat
Niate
Rae Eerie
Theiel
Annapoles
WM. 2
Mowitleame
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