Photographer Boelke seeks damages over alleged unlawful arrest
The case centers on photographer Charles Boelke who was taken into custody the morning of September 28 by Lt Frank K Dorsey after photographing a fatal accident on East Patrick Street opposite the Fair Grounds. Boelke’s attorney Virts says a $5000 damages suit will be filed. city officials declined demands. The Police Commission report on Dorsey’s conduct and the status of two aldermen meetings this week are noted, with hearings for Lt Reno Six postponed to October 21.
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Ifton Wirts
Frank K. Dorsey
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Fair Grounds
Richard E. Zimmerman
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Jamin Rosenour Jr
Roger B.wolfe
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Etchison
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Boston
Board of Aldermen
Commission
Storm
Reno O. Six
Weather Summary and River Conditions
The report notes no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. Today. October precipitation totals to date are 0.61 inch, below October’s normal 2.95 inches, with October 1946 showing 2.93 inches. Deficiency in 1947 October is 3.89 inches. Yesterday’s high 80, low last night 39. Sun sets at 5.46 p.m., moon sets tomorrow at 255 p.m. Rivers show Monocacy lightly cloudy and very low at Buckeystown Dam, while Potomac is clear and low at Point of Rocks.
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Buckeystown
Potomac
New Communist International Viewed As Propaganda Front
Washington reports that American diplomats view the new European Communist International as a propaganda front for the Moscow led Comintern. They note the absence of top European leaders and mark Pravda's public announcement as evidence of Moscow's direct interest in rallying global Communist groups against U.S. policy.
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Poland
Russia
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Palmiro Togliatti
Italy
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Georgi Dimetrov
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Pravda
Europe
Frederick CAS Campaign On One of Maryland’s First Societies
Frederick CAS launched a 5250 dollar campaign for annual operating expenses following a state license under welfare qualifications effective June 1. The drive, announced by President Charles McC Mathias, targets the county only with district boards to be named. After six months of state welfare review, CAS reported 18 children under care during June to September.
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Maryland
State Department of Public Welfare
Frederick Cas
YMCA
Charles McC. Mathias
State Department of Welfare
CAS
Children’s Aid Society
Neglect Case Leads to Juvenile Custody Removal
A late July Juvenile Court order removed an entire seven member family from parental custody due to neglect and improper guardianship. The eldest child was placed in a State training school, while two girls could not be admitted due to overcrowded facilities. a mentally subnormal 11 year old boy is described as hopeless. The Welfare Board had previously funded the family.
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William C. Roderick
CAS
Two Special Refuse Days in Frederick Planned
Frederick residents receive two extra refuse days this week to clear rubbish especially dangerous waste. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler designates Thursday for north of Second Street and Friday for south of Second Street with extra collection trucks. Fire Prevention Week activities include school broadcasts by State Superintendent Thomas G Pollen Jr. and planned inspections.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Second Street
Thomas G Pollen Jr
Public health drive reports school home pranks and home visits
A city program uses posters and home surveys to disseminate ure prevention methods. Schools distribute questionnaires for home delivery, aided by merchants advertising the campaign. Estates bequeathed Nora K Yingling leaves $4,200 to sister Dessie M Hargett and Edgar L Hargett. executrix named. Edith B Proctor, administratrix of Roger St G Proctor, reports $2,750 in personal property. Court approves first administration account.
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Nora K. Yingling
Dessie M. Harigett
Edgar L. Hargett
Orphans’ Court
G. Wilson Mercer
R. Kieffer DeLauter
Edith B Proctor
Point of Rocks
Roger St. G. Proctor
Plane Was Flying Low In Wake Of Crashed Carrier
Washington reports a Senate Commerce Committee aide described a plane crash near Leesburg Virginia as caused by excessively low flying against company and government rules. The study led by Carl Dolan urged clearer control procedures and updated stand-by instructions for air traffic oversight.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Leesburg
Aeronautics Administration
Carl Dolan
Cin. Aergueuties Board
Aviation crash report on instrument approach procedures
The article notes an Aviations Board finding that a plane descended below required minimums during an instrument approach near Martinsburg West Virginia. The pilot allegedly violated rules by descending to 2590 feet and 2600 feet, violating both 1000 feet above terrain and company minimums 3000 feet. The crash occurred after the descent. Names and details of passengers are included in the report.
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Dolan
Martinsburg
Washington
Aeronautics Board
Capital Aero Lines
Deluna Blue Ridge Ambourtain Ceeat
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