Alger of Mt Airy Keyed For 60 Days In Jail
Alger of Mt Airy received 60 days in jail on two counts after pleading guilty in Peoples Court to a drunken driving charge and a reckless driving count. He was arrested by Richard E. Stallings after a patrol observed his car swerving and riding the shoulder. Magistrate Sheffield cited poor health in reducing the penalties. Other items note minor traffic fines for several motorists and a coaching change for the Philadelphia Eagles with Alvin McMillin out and Wayne Millner named coach. The Midway 4-H Club held a meeting and planned a Halloween party at Walkersville High School.
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Mt. Airy
Ling
Wilburfield
Peoples Court
Richard E. Stallings
Kek
Stallings
Alger Iing
Sheffield
Ontario
A. Leatherman
Nor- Clay Smith
Union le
William
Smallwood
Ore
Lon Fook
Cumberland
Carlos
Swamn
Ind
H. P O'Brien
Tucker
James H. Rouzee
M. J. Whitney
Midway
Newway Girls
Midway School
Ramona Hk
A Hallowe'en
Walkersville High School
Court News and Hood College Play Report
Court actions involve Augusta National Bank trustees transferring to Mary Ruth Pfeil and others for 10000 dollars in the county, plus several other deeded transactions with Julia Worthington and the State Roads Commission. Hood College presented High Pressure Area in a Tuesday morning social science class reading performance directed by Dean Elizabeth Eckhardt May with Nora Stirling's play. Two arrests reported: Gordon Troxell and Vernon Roderick detained on street intoxication charges.
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Augusta National Bank
Mary Ruth Pfeil
Julia H. Worthington
State Roads Commission
Lin Hood
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Hood College
Nora Stirling
American
Theater Wing
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
Leon Trachtman
East
Sally Mowers
This City
Eien Siemon
Maplewood
N. J
Alice Ungelhaem
Abington
Mass
Shirley Dana
Pinehurst
N. C
Hot Flashes Relief Promised by Lydia E Pinkham’s
Tests by doctors show Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound and Tablets relieved hot flashes and accompanying nervous symptoms in 63% and 80% of women. The ads claim modern medicine supports these remedies for mid life changes and menstrual discomfort.
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Lydia I Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Administration stalls on Jessup nomination for UN delegate
Senator Brewster accuses the administration of stalling a Senate vote on Phillip C. Jessup's confirmation as a United Nations delegate. He doubts Jessup will be confirmed as the Foreign Relations Committee delays action and Connally says the subcommittee continues reviewing Jessup's background, including views on Red China.
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Washington
Brewster
Senate
Phillip C. Jessup
United Nations
Jessup
Maine
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
D-Tex
Republican leader Stassen sen president of Penn faced claim
Harold E Stassen, a Republican leader and president of the University of Pennsylvania, was accused of knowingly giving the subcommittee false testimony.
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Harold E. Stassen
The
University of Pennsylvania
Jessup
Forgiveness and Consequences in God’s Forgiveness
Earl L. Douglass discusses if God forgives sin noting that while God forgives the guilt of sin, He does not consistently absolve the consequences. No universal rule exists for what God will do, and some individuals may have both guilt and consequence removed, while others may not.
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Earl L. Douglass
The Push and The Cross in Hard Doctrine
A reflection on difficult doctrine and the value of suffering in spiritual growth. The text argues that removing hardship hides growth, noting people learn more from trials. It cites the cross of Christ as proof that God allows suffering and even bears it to break sin in humanity.
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Christ
God
Met
Picketing Outside Baltimore Offices Targets Governor McKeldin
Pickets were assigned today to posts outside the Baltimore offices of Governor McKeldin, the Maryland Racing Commission and the American Votaliator Company, signaling protest tied to political and regulatory issues.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
Maryland Racing Commission
Anverivan ‘Votaliator Company
U. S. Battleships Named After States Debate Quieted
Frederick Md October 17 1952 report notes a dispute over U S battleship names tied to states. The Laurel race track remains picketed since October 8 amid a jurisdictional clash with track management and an independent union of pari mutuel employees.
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Laurel Race Track
Trach Management
Pari Mutuels Employes
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Philadelphia Eagles
Alvin McMillin
Court News
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Charles EB. Hilgenberg
Julia A. Worthington
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Richard A. Worthington
Joseph P. Warrenfeltz
Lawrence E. Keller
Sterling E. Day
Maurice C. Bowman
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Charles B. Forney
Richard F. Kline
Harry W. Carson
Gordon Winfield Troxell
Bartonsville
Vernon Roderick
Shook
Potomac Edison CO
AU Drug
Francis
Laure Francis
Keysville Lutheran Church
Cary Grant
MR. Lucky
Addock Theatre
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Veree Mature
Aizabeth Lucilla Scott - Ball Tufts
Mars Opticians
N. Market Streey
J Family
Jefferson Road
Tonite
Inspector General
Minh Tanny Kaye
Barbara Bates
Walter Slezak
Babson Newspaper
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Damascus
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Lermines Uberal
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Better Homes Equip. CO
B. Patrick St
Ames
Frederick
Pelerd
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Franklin Street
Braddock Heights
Linden Hale
M. D. Harp Agency
Realtors
Pythian
Hausman
Hammaker Brothers, Inc
Thurmont Frederick
Hagerstown
Bethesda
Firestone
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Frederick, MD
E. Patrick Sr
Imperial Brunswick
Edmund Galeens O'Brien
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Dspilai
Pam Noe
Stanley Kramer
Jose Aferrer
Aman
Coment
Mala Powers Phodave
Stanly
Mau Derched
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Coblents
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
East Church Street
Technicolor
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North Market Street
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
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