Second Trial Of Assault Case Begins
Circuit Court heard testimony again in the case of John Henry Sexton, Frederick area, charged with assault after a dispute over car repairs. Key witness William J. Shankle testified about repairs and a speeding car theft, while Sexton claimed Shankle threatened him. Defense and prosecution called multiple witnesses. judge to decide. Also, Charles H. Spurlock received a one year suspended sentence for assault and battery on his wife after a prior appeal.
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Circuit Court
Frederick Savageman
John Henry Sexton
Frederick
William J. Shankle
Sexton
Joe Reeder
Donald E. Cosgrave
Totalk
Shankle
Reeders Place
Cosgrave
Edwin F. Nikirk
Charles ©. Price
Paul G. Harrison
Spencer T. Hill
Edwin H. England
John G. Mackenzie
Earl M. Davis
Fannie E. Kidwiler
Ralph H. Bowers
Maurice J. Albaugh
Ira R. Mercer
Albert D. Flook
Thomas L. Cramer
M. Elizabeth Kolb
Senvience
Charles H. Spurlock
Point of Rocks
House of Correction
Spurlock
Wilbur ¥. Sheffield, Jr
Alton Y. Bennett
Frederick Meters Revenue Up Three Thousand Dollars
Frederick city parking meter collections rose by about 3000 dollars from the prior year, led by July through September gains. The city added meters in parking grounds bringing 341 meters to use, with better than one dollar per week per meter amid stricter police checks and frequent meter complaints that often reveal no meter fault. September 1950 set near all time high at 2991.41 dollars, August 2826.78 dollars, July 2888.33 dollars. new meters installed in July and additional street installations contributed to the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Elgin Hemp
D A R Chapter Charges Desecration of Confederate Flag
New York chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy condemns use of the Rebel flag for car decorations neckties souvenirs and political purposes. The resolution was adopted yesterday in protest of desecration by both Yankees and Southerners.
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New York
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Five Day Forecast Across Maryland and Delaware
Five day outlook shows Saturday and Sunday mostly sunny and turning warmer by Sunday afternoon. Monday should be fair and warmer followed by rain late Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Maryland
Delaware
Hood Campus Day Calendar
Hood Campus presents a weekend program with lectures, receptions, and performances. Elizabeth Bowen lectures in Broadbeck Hall with a post at President Truxal’s home followed by a Hood Odette and Chem-Jones show from Camp Detrick.
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Elizabeth Bowen
Broadbeck Hall
Andrew
G. Truxal
Meyran Hall
Hood Odette
Chem-Jones
Camp Detrick
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hodson
Coblentz Hall
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Katherine Sherrill
Jane D. McCarrell
Alumnae Hall
Mildred J. Headings
Thomas Brumbaugh
William Sprigg
Hudson Outdoor Theater
Hood
Hudson Theater
Hood Mothers’ Club
Body Mechanics
Jin Library
Coblente Hall
Brodbeck Hall
Andrew G. Truxal
Jan-guage
French House
Jennie Coblentz
Betty Jane Stambaugh
Ruth Matthews
Hood College trustees add four new members at fall meeting
Four new trustees join Hood College board including two from Frederick and three alumnae representing the Hood Alumnae Association. Rev. Paul Althouse attends first session succeeding Rev. Wayne Bowers. Mrs Dorothy Filler McBride Mrs Fannie Magee Miller and Mrs Dorothy Warner Green fill terms and join committees during lunch at the Truxal residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
City
Potomac Synod
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wayne H. Bowers
Hood
Dorothy Filler McBride
Elgar H. McBride
Fannie Magee Miller
Martyn W. Miller
Altoona
Hood Alumnae Association
Dorothy Warner Green
Charles Gilbert Green
Short Hills
N. J
Bertha McCall
New York
Colorado
Green
Hoad
Miller
Blair County Medical Society
McBride
Frederick County Civil Defense
Lunc
Truxal
Coblentz
Queen Juliana Plans 1952 U.S. Visit with Prince Bernhard
The Hague dispatch reports Queen Juliana of the Netherlands and Prince Bernhard will make an official visit to the United States and Canada in April 1952. They have accepted invitations from President and Mrs. Truman and from Canada's Governor General Viscount Alexander and his wife. The Dutch Foreign Office announced the plan today.
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the Hague
The
Netherlands
Juliana of
Prince Bernhard
United States
Canada
Dutch Foreign Office
U. S
Truman
Viscount Alexander
Fishing Creek reservoir levels fall six feet below top
Caretaker Frank Waddle said today the Fishing Creek reservoir stands about six feet below full. He noted the water dropped only half a foot since Sunday rains, and the creek’s flow has not been noticeably increased.
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Fishing Creek
Frank Waddle
Iraq Moves To End Pact With Britain
London reports Iraq seeks to revise its 25 year alliance with Britain. Prime Minister Nuri al Said first signaled changes during a visit here. Baghdad announced the move yesterday, linked by some officials to Egypt’s axis shift. Britain awaits specifics as talks on a broader Middle East defense posture remain possible.
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London
Middle East
Iraq
Britain
Foreign Office
Nuri al ‘Said
Hazhdad
Bagypt
Nuri
Nuri al Said
Egypt
Pork Is Down Packers Say Pork Is Down
Washington October report on pork prices sparks dispute as the American Meat Institute claims wholesale and hog prices fell since midsummer while the Agriculture Department notes little change in pork prices in August and September. The institute cites具体 declines in green hams, light picnics, bacon, sausage, cooked hams, pork livers and tongues, with wieners and bologna remaining steady amid OPS price ceilings.
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Washington
American Meat Institute
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
The
Meat Institute
Office of Price Stabilization
Three School Days Next Week In Frederick
Public schools to close Thursday and Friday due to State teachers meetings in Baltimore. Many Frederick city and county teachers will travel to Baltimore for the meetings. The State Teachers Association dinner will be held Thursday evening October 18 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel with Miss Julia E Etchison as toastmistress and Br Leonard M Elstad of Gallaudet College as guest speaker.
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Baltimore
Frederick City
State Teachers Association
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Julia E. Etchison
Br. Leonard M. Elstad
Gallaudet College
Dr. Elstad
Frederick High School
Clarksville Man Fined 75 After Guilty Pleas
Clarksville driver Elmer McDonald paid $75 in fines after pleading guilty to failing to obey a written summons operating without a permit and reckless driving. Arrested August 25 on Route 340 by Trooper H P O'Brien and Sgt. Daniel Swomley, he faced $25 fines on each charge with collateral forfeited by Claire R Lustman of Pittsburgh. An appeal was filed in another case involving Irving H Weil and the Free State Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Elmer McDonald
H. P. O'Brien
Claire R. Lustman
Pittsburgh
Daniel Swomley
Irving H. Weil
Frederick
Court of Appeals
Free State Oil Company
Virginia
Patrick M. Schnauffer
John R. Fitzpatrick
Weil
Mathias
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
ON Company
District Police Heart Buys Farm At Urbana May
Robert J. Barrett, superintendent of police in Washington, has bought a 220 acre dairy farm near Urbana for 28000 dollars, with deed filed in the clerk of court office. The farm, along Route 240, was owned by the late Mrs. Birdie J. Dudrow and sold by trustee Amos A. Holter. The land ships milk to the Washington market and will be managed by the Barretts with employees. They take over April 1, 1962, from tenants. Adjacent land was recently purchased by Raymond Austin Deaner, Occidental Restaurant manager.
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Robert J. Barrett
Washington
Urbana
Birdie J. Dudrow
Amos A. Holter
Dudrow
Maj
Barrett
Raymond Austin Deaner
National Capital
New Cutbacks In Civilian Goods Foreseen By Wilson
Washington reports new civilian goods cutbacks averaging about 10 percent across household appliances as defense leaders plan to unveil a 1952 control program. Wilson and Fleischmann may outline the plan before Congress, with possible further reductions in passenger car output and potential prohibitions described as death sentence orders. Simultaneously, shortages of copper and aluminum loom for early next year, threatening profitable operation for many manufacturers.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Defense
Manly Fleischmann
House and
Senate Banking and Small Business Committee
Fleiscthmann
Fleischmann
Three Minor Accidents Reported On Thursday
City police investigated three minor crashes Thursday. Wilfred A Bell of Delhi Ontario collided at West Patrick street and College avenue with Robert M Leatherman of Fairview avenue as Leatherman left onto Patrick street. Damage to Bell about 50 dollars. A second collision near North Court street involved M J Oaks of Glendale California and Harry J Kefauver of East Third street with about 50 and 35 dollars damage respectively. A third crash on East All Saints street involved Columbus Bryant Jr of East All Saints and Austin C Wiles of Frederick Route 4 with Bryant charged for failing to yield.
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Wilfred A. Bell
Delhi
Ontario
Canada
Robert M. Leatherman
Fairview Avenue
West Patrick Street
College Avenue
M. Leatherman
Patrick Street
Sergt
Dan Swomley
Bell
M. J. Oaks
Glenddale
Calif
North Court Street
Patrick
Harry J. Kefauver
East Third Street
Kefauvers
Lieut
Allen Bartgis
Columbus Bryant, Jr
East All Saints Street
Market Street
Austin C. Ud
Wiles
Frederick
Route 4
Bryant
Bartgis
Billy Rose Locked Out Of Town House
New York October 12 showman Billy Rose was locked out of his fashionable town house after an estrangement from his wife Eleanor Halm. Newsmen watched as Rose tried keys, left, then returned with a fresh set with no luck. A maid glimpsed the upstairs window as silence followed. Rose and Miss Holm wed in November 1939, the year of his divorce from Fanny Brice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Rose
Eleanor Halm
Miss Halm
Rose
Ste
Big Three Move to Revise Italy Peace Pact One-Sided
Western diplomats forecast the United States Britain and France will revise the Italian peace treaty on their own terms despite Russia. Moscow demanded Italy leave the Atlantic alliance and bar foreign forces. the Western powers warned of potential Soviet retaliation if they proceed without Russia’s agreement.
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Moscow
UPI
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Italy
United Nations
Mary
Atlantic Alliance
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Finland
Soviet Union
Andrei Vishnn
Sky
Haly
U. N
Naples
U. S. Adm
Rupert B. Carney
Mediterranean
Ittaly
Leghorn
U. S
Austria
Frederick Church Women Meet for World Community Day
Frederick city church women gather at Frinity Chapel on Friday November 2 at 2 p m for World Community Day worship and service. The project provides blankets for the homeless with offerings funding ecumenical scholarships. Speakers include John Eberle of Church World Service Center New Windsor.
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Church Women
Frederick City
Paul L. Althouse
Council of Church Women
Ernest C. Webb
E. A. Godsey
Raymond E. Wilhel
Charles Butcher
Maud Waters Dillmar
John Eberle
Church World Service Center
New Windsor
The
Frederick Council of Church Women
New York Children To Wear Dog Tags
New York city school children will receive steel neck tags next week. About 200000 second and third graders will get tags bearing names, addresses, birth dates, parents’ names and a unique code. The precautionary identification measure is for use in case of an air raid or attack.
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New York
New York City
New Charge by Reds May Delay Talks in Korea
MUNSAN Korea October 3 The Reds charged that a United Nations plane attacked the Kaesong neutral zone and killed a Korean boy and wounded an officer, as truce talks near Panmunjom resumed. They summoned allied liaison officers to Kaesong to investigate the neutrality violation.
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Munsan
Korea
Wwe
Panmunjom
Ovi
Reds
Kaesong
Kaexong
United Nations
U.N
Munsun
Auf
Air Force
Don C. Darren
Army
Norman B. Edwards
U.S
Karsonm
VA. N
John Bosley Jr Dies At Age 65 In New York
John Bosley Jr a Maryland horse trainer and amateur rider died at 65 in a New York hospital after a heart attack at Belmont. He bred and trained Chase Me the unbeaten steeplechaser and hunted polo with a long Maryland racing family background. Survivors include a son two daughters and two sisters.
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John Bosley,Jr
New York
John Bosley, Jr
Maryland
Mineola
Belmont Race Rack
Bosley
Chase Me
Belmont
Baltimore
Bostey
Raver
St. John's College
Annapolis
Baosley
Baltimore securities dealer pleads guilty to defrauding clients
Richard A. Lewis, a Baltimore securities dealer, pleaded guilty to defrauding clients of more than 40,000 in a scheme that ran from May 1, 1946, to now. U S Attorney Bernard Flynn and James B Murphy filed a lowcount charge alleging violations of the 1933 Securities Act in stock dealings with a Baltimore chemical firm and another chemical or medical holding company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Richard A. Lewis
U. S
Bernard J. Flynn
James B. Murphy
Lewis
Baltimore Chemical
You'll Pay Higher Federal Taxes After November First
Washington reports the new federal tax bill raises excise taxes and broadbas elevations. Electric gadgets and home items face new 10 percent manufacturers tax while some sports equipment remains taxed. Baby products see tax relief after November 1 with no tax on oils and lotions.
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Washington
Egypt to declare British troops enemy forces in Suez move
Cairo sources say Egypt will label British troops as enemy forces in the Suez Canal region after Parliament cancels treaties with Britain. Government blueprints reportedly include non cooperation with British forces and stripping privileges, threatening water, food, and jobs for Egyptian workers.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suex Canal
Britain
Sudan
Nwspapers
Suez
Bomb Shelter Surveys In Population Centers
The FCDA will send five technicians to 70 heavily populated cities to assist Civil Defense authorities in surveying existing building shelter facilities and recommending modifications or group shelter construction where needed. Cities to be visited were not named.
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Washington
Federal Civil Defense Administration
FCDA
30 More Chickens Are Reported Stolen
Thieves in the county turn to poultry with a fourth case of stolen chickens in two weeks. About 50 birds vanished from Paul Nusbaum’s farm between New Market and Libertytown. The alleged theft occurred Tuesday night. Last week a total of 300 chickens were reported stolen from three farms. Investigations continue.
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Sheriff's Office
Paul Nusbaum
New Market
Libertytown
Frost Likely Tonight After 87 Degree Start
Forecaster warned of possible frost as temperatures near freezing tonight after a high of 87 earlier today. County remains mostly frost free but a light frost could occur, with slight warming expected and scattered showers possible by Sunday.
Reds Cleared Off Last Peak Heartbreak Ridge
U S and French troops cleared the final peak of Heartbreak Ridge in the longest and costliest hill battle of the Korean War. Air battles over northeast Korea saw U S Sabres shoot down one Red jet and damage six as the push continued with multiple peaks captured and ground losses reported. Allied forces pressed on with heavy fighting along the western front and renewed truce talks nearby.
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U. S. 8Th Army
Korea
Heartbreak Ridge
Flores
Fifth Air Forge
United Nations
U.S. First Cavalry Division
Yondon
Red
U. N
Allied Way
Sydney
Navy
Four Mile Ridge
Desert Rock Test Preparations For Atomic Exercise
LAS VEGAS Oct 12 Military and civilian observers converge on the Desert Rock site 74 miles north of Las Vegas as the AEC plans the first field atomic test with a 1 000 man combat battalion. Operation will involve six continental armies, with evacuations in progress and heavy air traffic at McCarran Field as crews set up final arrangements for the Desert Rock exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Ble
Desert Rock
Atomic Energy Commission
Carroll L. Tyler
Santa Fe
Alvin C. Graves
McCarran Field
Air Force
Navy
Mavines
Faot
U. S
Civil Aeronautics Administration
AEC
Defense Bond drive reports Frederick county sales total
Frederick county reports 101,854 dollars in Defense Bond sales through October 6, led by chairman W. Clinton Mesherry. The figure equals 54.2 percent of the county goal of 187,000 dollars with five reporting periods remaining before October 27. The drive aims to spread public debt, curb inflationary spending, and promote thrift among citizens.
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Frederick County
W. Clinton Me
Sherry
Saved His Taxes
Indianapolis October 12. The Collector of Internal Revenue received a new social security tax form for domestic servants blank with a note: No taxes due now as I married. The unnamed bridegroom located that exemption too. Newspapers SHCRIVE.
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Indianapolis
Pia
Internal Revenue
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Juliana
Iran
District Police Heart
Big Three
State Department
Russhia
Byrd
H. C. Byrd
U. of Md
Brunswick Lions Clubs
Charles E. Nelson
Risbie
Bloody Ridge
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