Rape Trial Reset For October 28 In Rockville
James K. Jobes of Rockville faces charges of rape assault with intent to rape and assault and battery. The Circuit Court proceeding was postponed to October 28. The case stems from an alleged attack on a Washington girl at a deserted farm house west of Middletown. Edith Harner of Emmitsburg paid a $500 fine for operating a gaming table, while Carl Underwood of Baltimore received a suspended sentence up to three years for a State Reformatory term related to a pinball pay-off scheme and a breaking and entering at Wilcom's Inn in Monrovia on Sept. 20. Fields of Baltimore, accused in the Wilcom's Inn incident, awaits sentence. Multiple criminal appeals are set for trial Tuesday.
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James K. Jobes
Rockville
Jobes
Washington
Middletown
Edith Harner
Emmitsburg
Underwood
Frederick Fields
Baltimore
Fields
Charles F. Wilcom
Victims Treated After Flatiron Incident In Frederick
A man Theodore M. Leiphach aged 49 of North Bentz street and a woman Myrtle E. Jackson aged 23 were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for injuries from a flatiron attack and a separate incident. Leiphach sought a warrant for his assailant while the woman was injured by a boyfriend. Four others faced intoxication charges and others were summoned on property destruction and speeding warrants.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Theodore M. Leiphach
North Bentz Street
Leiphart
Sergt
Denver Shook
Myrtle E. Jackson
Ice Street
Harry Phillips
Dorothy Hicks
West Patrick Street
Charles H. James
West All Saints Street
William Ambush
West
al Saints Street
Andrew T. Simms
Tramsville
Kanode
Mutchner
Fred Leonberger
East Second Street
N. Dorsey
Edward A. Evans
Balrymore
Francis A. Dorsey
West Friendship
Sergt. Shook
Requests For Damage To Stock On Increase
County Commissioners hear that many damage claims lack proper action before filing written applications. Applicants must appear before a trial magistrate who appoints three appraisers, one a deputy sheriff. Some signatures are invalid notaries public or others. Griffin will probated in Orphans Court, David O Griffin died recently. Isabel S Griffin named execut. December 26 1922 date. Delegation seeks one mile Grimes Road extension in Emmitsburg district to complete the road. Roads Board to discuss.
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Griffin
David O Griffin
Frederick
Orphans Court
Isabel S. Griffin
Mamie A. Davis
Wiliam M. Storm
Emmitsburg
Roads Board
Toll From Hazel Tops 155 Across Two Nations
Three days after hurricane Hazel crossed the United States and into Canada, the toll of lives stood at 155 with many missing in southern Canada. Death totals by state and province include Canada 57, New York 21, Pennsylvania 20, North Carolina 18, Virginia 12, Maryland 11, New Jersey 7, Delaware 4, Washington 2, with South Carolina and Massachusetts reporting 1 each. Connecticut is listed with 1.
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Associated Press
United States
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
New York
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
New Jersey
Delaware
Washington, BD. C
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Connecticut
200 Baptists To Meet Here This Week
Clifton C Thomas general secretary of Baptists of Maryland arrives Tuesday morning for the 119th Maryland Baptist Union Association session at First Baptist Church. More than 500 expected, with 34,600 Maryland Baptist members supporting missions and education programs statewide. Guests include housing, ministerial aid, church extension, and education agencies in Baltimore.
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Clifton C. Thomas
Baptists of Maryland
Fred
Maryland Baptist Union Association
First Baptist Church
Baltimore City
A. B. Collinus
Baptist Churches of Maryland
Maryland
Baptist Home of Maryland
Baltimore
Baptist Book Store
Park Avenue
Baptist Church Lxtension
Department of Religious Education
L. Jd. Newton
Baptist
East 23Rd Street
State Mission Board
United States
Southern Baptist Convention
Mainlaad Union
Appeal Taken In Truck Case Overweight Driver Fined
A Frederick county truck driver, Robert Lee Gross, was fined $24 and costs by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr after being charged by Officer Robert Powers with a second axle overweight by 1 200 pounds on East Patrick street September 3. An appeal was noted.
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H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Robert Lee Gross
RFD 3
Frederick
Robert W. Powers
State Roads
East Patrick Street
Powers
Gross
John Milyard
South Market Street
Milyard
Marino's Alley
Mossburg
Arthur A. Morris
Camp Detrick
West Seventh Street
David H Young
Middletown
Chest Division Heads To Meet For Community Chest Drive
A meeting of Community Chest division heads was scheduled for 7:30 pm at the YMCA under Mayor John A. Derr. The drive aims to raise 39 650 dollars, a ten percent rise from last year, with all beneficiary agencies active this year. The Frederick Association Girl Scouts, led by Mrs Joseph Vona, appealed at theaters with Brownie Mary Barbara Bowjus and others. Exchange Club volunteers staffed Wishing Wells, and Sunday was declared Red Feather Sunday across city churches.
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Community Chest
YMICA
John A. Derr
Exchange Club
Medical Officer In Annapolis Faces Probe
In Annapolis a probe is ordered into Dr Gustave Faubert amid police charges after three officers alleged he refused medical aid at a crash scene near US 301 Allersville killing a two month old and injuring 11. Faubert denied intoxication or abuse claiming emergency status and said he warned of action against the police board for delays.
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Annapolis
Vct
Ralph L. Lowman
Anne Arundel
Thyee
Faubert
US 301
Allersville
Dr Faubert
Police Board
Fam
Snow Showers Possible Today Across Maryland Region
Weather forecast indicates light showers or snow flurries in Western Maryland and the Maryland Delaware area with frost expected tonight. Lows near 30 in several counties and scattered frost, with partly cloudy skies and generally fair weather elsewhere tonight and tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Marsland
Maryland-Delaware
Garren
Washington
Allegany
Delaware
Maryland
Snow Flurries Possible In Western Maryland
Forecaster warns of possible snow flurries in the mountains of Western Maryland after a light frost. Temperatures dipped to 32 at the airport and Unionville, 35 at the State Police barracks, with rising Potomac river levels and minor flood effects near Weverton.
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Maryland
Frederick
Unionville
Potomac River
Weverton
John W. Turner
C and D Canal
Eaters Island
Point of Rocks
Fishing Creek Teservon
English Dock Strike Spreads Through Liverpool and Birkenhead
Reports of a spreading dock strike reach London as Liverpool and Birkenhead workers walk out. About half of Liverpool’s 17,500 longshoremen refuse to work while Birkenhead’s 2,000 dockers also strike, threatening broader disruption along the coast and at Southampton.
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London
Londons Dock
Liverpool
Birkenhead
Jarlay
Southampton
New York
Deverdi Si
Lantion
Lahor
Hurricane aftermath described by Miss Brown after Myrtle Beach escape
Miss Brown returned to Frederick from Myrtle Beach amid widespread damage to resort cottages and waterfront homes. She noted extensive destruction along routes through Goldsboro, North Carolina, with many properties swept by the sea and residents enduring severe hardship while staying confined to a hotel several blocks inland.
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Muss
Brown
Jeze
Frederik
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Hacot
Miss Brown
Frederick
Goldsboro
N.C
Hazel Death Toll Reaches One In Maryland
Marylanders faced millions in damage as Hurricane Hazel struck the state Friday. One confirmed death occurred on the Eastern Shore where winds to 100 mph lashed farms and boats. extensive damage to homes, boats, and crab industry.Gov. McKeldin sought disaster declarations while federal aid discussion continued with President Eisenhower and Civil Defense officials. Damage spread to Baltimore area utilities, with power restoration commitments and thousands of phone lines out of service.
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Associated Press
Somerset
Dorchester
McKeldin
Eisenhower
Dorchester County
White House
Richard Smith
Civil Defense Administration
Smith
Army
Maryland
Civil Defense
Sherley Ewing
Second Army
Ft. Meade
John Holland
Crisfield
Baltimore
The
Gas and Electric Co
Cincinnai
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Hagerstown
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Marsland
Cumberland
Potomac River
Three Injured In Linganore Accident
Three men were injured in a near head on collision on Ghisan's Milt Road near Linganore about 415 p m Saturday. They were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by Mt Mik Volunteer Fire Company ambulance. Injured were Robert F Porter 18 of Baltimore Joan Gadson colored of East North Avenue Baltimore and Thomas Neal of Baltimore. Porter discharged after treatment for a skull laceration abrasions and contusions. State Trooper Dashone reported Porter was driving west and Gadson east when the crash occurred.
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Ghisan
Milt
Rampants
Linganore
Frederick Memorial
Tmsorial
Mt Mik Volunteer Fire Company
Robert F Porter
Joan Gadson Colored
Mest Noth Avenue
Balimmre
Hnimas N
Ileweil
Alen
Baltimore
Ganson
Squiesell
Bethlehem Steel
Porter
Roc Dashone
Gadson
Milford district ends all Negro high school era
Milford Alabama era ends as Delaware State Board of Education orders removal of Necro paps from Wilford and Genmretoun area. Negro high school reopens with lay classes.
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Wilford
del Ten Necro Paps
Milford
Alle Whie Tech Sehors
Jadas
Delaware State Board of Education
Hich
Genmretoun
Here
Railroads and metals lead early stock gains
Little Higher New York reports railroads motors and selected steels lifting the early trading mood as indices edge higher.
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New York
Maine Governor Race Upset Echoes in Maryland Headlines
Maryland Democrats welcomed Maine victory signal as Gov elect Muskie highlighted by Byrd and McKeldin clash over the Baltimore liquor board. The event featured a $100 plate dinner with Muskie, Byrd, and O’Conor as speakers while Byrd attacked board operations and questioned campaign ties to license holders and lawyers.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
H C. Byrd
Byrd
University of Maryland
Jwee Su
Swee G
di Keldin
Barton Warrington
Democratic State Central Committee
U. S
Herbert R. O'Conor
O'Conor
Europe
James M. Swartz
James W. Stevens
Bird
Harford County
David M. Nichols
State Roads Commission
Nichols
Berd
Mreft
Mav
Igi MacGl Thayne
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Kent Island
Bard
Guv MecKetch
Avery W. Hall
Salisnurs
Roads Commission
Jelly Construction
Ocean City
Halt
Reshuffle of British Cabinet reshuffles Churchill era
London reports a wholesale cabinet reshuffle as seven new ministers join Prime Minister Churchill. Harold Macmillan becomes defense minister amid broad changes affecting housing, education, law, agriculture, Welsh affairs, pensions, and more, with Churchill likely to lead long into the postwar era.
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London
Churchill
Harold Macmillan
Earl Alexander
Macmillan
Anthony Eden
London Times
Winston Churchill
Soviet Union
Arez
Duncan Sandys
David Eccles
Queen Elizabeth
David Maxwell Fyfe
House of Lords
Hiehset Jaini
Derick Heathcoat-Amory
Gwilym Lloyd-George
Osbert Peake
Pensions
National Insurance
Storm Damage Reported Across County From Hazel
Reports of further hurricane damage when Hazel swept through the county. At Walter Hipkins farm near Urbana about 2000 dollars in loss. Two cows badly injured when a stable roof blew off and a wall collapsed. Roof twisted about 30 feet. six p.m. damage. Cattle belonged to Hipkins’ sons Frank and William. Other farm damage included tin roof shedding, plus a bank barn roof and front wall damage. Minor breakages reported in Middletown and Liberty town areas.
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Walter Hipfans
Urbana
Hipkins
Frank
Wiliam Hipkins
Walter Hipkins
Middletown
High Wands
Governor In Accident On His Way To Church
Governor McKel dim escaped serious injury when his chauffeur driven car collided with another vehicle in downtown Baltimore. State Police driver Howard Dasinells and 61 year old James Loves Green, both uninjured, Green charged with failing to stop for a red light as the governor continued his trip in a second car.
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Baltimore 7
McKeldim
Baltimore
State Polie Corp
Howard W. Dasinells
James Loves Green
Green
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Mary Ryote
NEA
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Mecheldin
Frank J. Hanson
Baltimore Board of Fire Commissioners
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Ames A. Gary Jr
Mr Ratetee
Come Mission
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Thes
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Shanghai
American Express
William Orchard
Mary Louise
Red China
Brunswick High School
Knott
Nelson S Covell
Maryland Chiropractic Assa
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Kavve de Grace
Harold Sharpes
Hyattsville
Rita Brinker
Guy Windsor
Cambridge
Koa Beesery
Towson
Roger Fiery
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