Five Guilty In Drunken Driving Cases
Five motorists were found guilty or forfeited collateral in Peoples Court this morning on driving while intoxicated charges. Magistrate Edward J. Smith imposed 100 dollar fines in most cases. one defendant went to jail 20 days for default, and a woman forfeited 100 dollars. The docket featured Chief Petty Officer Walter C. W. Peacock, who blamed a typhoid shot for his erratic Route 249 driving but was found guilty on the drunk driving charge after police testified to unsteady conduct and vehicle closings.
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Peoples Court
Edward J. Smith
Petty Ofice
Walter C. W. Peacock
West Patrick Street
Peacock
Route 249
W. W. Corbin
James Stonesifer
Felice
South Market Street
Persson
I Angidare
H Nett
Garrett Park
C. H. DeWitt
Bennett
Frederick
Ray Bush
Mt. Rainier
Richard Norris
DeWitt
H. ©. Colson
Mt. Airy
Sherman Boone
Colson
Patrick
Market Streets
James W. Parker
Charles Hell
Parker
East Church Street
Catherine Corcoran
Boyds
Kenneth D. Bond
Colored
Frederick Junction
Martin
Fisher
Pittsburgh
Brown
Set
Corbin
Sonesifer
Collaere
Martin G. Moan
Dimore
Douglas R. Lindsay
Marsouri
W. Ve
Sassing
Cecil W. Younger
Hamilton
Obie
T. Hahn
Homer C. Jefferson
Douglas R. Lydard
Pat Ee Edry
Washington
Queen Arrives In Black Red And White At New York Port
Queen Elizabeth completes maiden peacetime voyage marking a new era of transatlantic luxury travel. The 83,673-ton liner, dressed in black red and white, carried 2,314 passengers including many United Nations General Assembly delegates as it docked at North River Pier 80 at 7:34 a.m. under escort by two Grey Department boats and a hovering Army helicopter.
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New York
Britain
North River
Ane
Grey Department
Lpier 80
United Nations General Assembly
Magistrate Ash Denies Certiorari In Stunkel Drunk Driving Case
Magistrate Joseph J. Ash of Emmitsburg responded to Charles M. Stunkel’s petition for a writ of certiorari claiming the Stunkel case, in which he was convicted of drunken driving, was illegal. Ash argued Stunkel did not pursue an appeal as allowed by law and that certiorari would not lie to review a matter where an appeal exists. The magistrate maintained his trial jurisdiction and that the petition seeks merit review rather than magistrate jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Ash
Emmitsburg
Circuit Court
Ted
Edwin F. Nikirk
Charles M. Stunkel
Dickerson
Stunkel
Ash
Ashe
Stankel
Nikirk
Peace Talks Are Resumed In China Nanking Meeting
Chinese Communist and government negotiators opened a last chance peace conference in Nanking with Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek presiding. Fresh fighting raged in the north as a Red spokesman warned that secession of areas hangs by a hair. Chiang then left with Madame Chiang for a four day Formosa inspection tour.
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Nanking
Annapolis Grand Jury Warns on County Gambling Activity
Oct 21 Circuit Court Judge William Z McWilliams told Anne Arundel County grand jury that the county is being targeted by leading racketeers from neighboring cities. He warned law enforcement to acknowledge ongoing gambling and anticipated rise in crime and organized crime links in the area.
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Annapolis
Circuit Court
William Z. McWilliams
Anne Arundel County
Transfer Signal Corps Plant To Baltimore
Mrs Sadie E Kimmel of Frederick Route 1 qualified in Orphans Court this morning as administratrix of the estate of her late husband William W Kimmel The widow and one son are listed as heirs Realty valued at about 3000 in realty and 3600 in personalty were reported with the plant transfer to Baltimore noted in the transfer order
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Sadie E. Kimmel
Frederick
Orphens Court
William W. Kimmel
Ose
Lsted
Traffic citations for several offenders in court action
Harold A Twentey of Route 3 faces a pass on curve charge with $1 and costs. Paul T May of Middletown charged for pass on curve with $1 and costs. Clarence Slack of Wheeling West Virginia cited for passing on hill with $3 and costs. Sat Corbin Troopers Stonesifer DunWith A D wanes and L M Rigse tase ares indicate a court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Twentey
Paul T. May
Middletown
Clarence
Slack
Wheeling
W. Va
Sat. Corbin
Troopers Stonesifer
DunWith
A. D. Wanes
L. M Rigse
Frederick Iron and Steel Leads City Community Chest Drive
Frederick Iron and Steel Company reported a 100 percent employee contribution, the first in the city to do so, with $433.59 from BT and Shed workers matched by Jacob Goldberg. The campaign total reached $9,175.70, about 40 percent of a $23,300 goal. Colimus urges final reports by Tuesday for canvass prep. a women’s committee led by Mrs. Radcliff will conduct the general canvass at 2:30 P.M. Wednesday in the Francis Scott Key hotel ballroom. National and local broadcasts boost the drive with Kate Smith and others airing from Washington and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Wenlatpe
F. I. and S
Robert W. Lebbers
A. B. Collinus
Frederick Iron Paneltec
Leichert
Colimus
Shed
Jacob Goldberg
Commany
Goldberg
Harry D. Radcliff
Radscliff
Francis Scott Key
Dlive
Washington
Kate Smith Everett Horton
Undeine Treasury
Daniel W. Bell
Army Air Force Band
State Chiropractic Assn To Meet Here
The Maryland Chiropractic Association will hold its semiannual convention next Saturday and Sunday at the Francis Scott hotel with a two day program of business professional and entertainment features. More than 100 reservations are in for the event which starts at 9 80 oclock Saturday with registration then opening business sessions and officer elections at ten oclock. Dr Joseph Janse president of the National Chiropractic College will lead professional sessions with lectures and demonstrations on chiropractic technique. A Ladies Auxiliary social and business session is also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Chiropractic Association, Inc
Francis Scot
Welock
Joseph Janse
National Chiropractic College
Association
Ae Paul B. Kallatray
Frederick
State of Ninations
Cotton Breaks Limit In New Orleans Market Opening
Cotton futures surged past the 200 point limit on several contracts as trading reopened after a suspension. The move followed a large order from a New Orleans operator and reflected tight supply pressures in the New Orleans market.
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Jmavdamon of
Hoeidings
New Orleans
Livestock Pours Into U S Markets By The Thousands
Livestock moved into major markets in heavy volumes with Chicago reporting 20 500 hogs 20 000 cattle and 14 600 sheep Arrivals at Kansas City Omaha Sioux City South St Paul East St Louis Fort Worth and other centers ranged up to about 27 000 cattle and 22 000 sheep Comparisons show large increases over the prior week and year across several markets
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Chisago
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Sioux City
South St. Paul
East St. Louis
Fort Worth
School Census Begins Across Frederick County
Frederick teachers start the biennial census under Maryland law counting children birth to 21. Countywide effort uses school forms and door to door checks to gather data, including handicapped children, with fines for noncompliance. Total Frederick County public school enrollment reaches 9,049 across 112 schools.
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Prederick City
Maryland
Frederick
State Department of Education
Frederick Counsepools
Tide Smith
Oneiwa Leatcher Ance
Chinese Hold Two Marines in Tangku Area
Two United States Marines in a mine hunter party were captured by armed Chinese patrols near Tangku and remained missing. In a separate clash near Tangku harbor, three U. S. sailors repelled about 40 Chinese with no injuries to the Americans. Seven of nine hunting party members were released. authorities seek release of the two remaining. No names were disclosed.
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Peiping
U. S
Tangku Harbor
Tangku
Tientsin
Vanghu
Markey Campaigns Across Eastern Shore in Weekend Tour
Republican U S Senate hopeful Markey conducted a busy campaign across Maryland, visiting Hancock, Hagerstown, Snow Hill, Pocomoke City, Berlin, Salisbury, Westminster and Baltimore. He spoke to large crowds, attended rallies and met supporters, with events including a hotel reception and a ward meeting. In Vatican City, Italian police denied rumors of an assassination plot against Pope Pius XII.
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Berlin
Atvendine
Salisbury
Wednesse
Carroll County
Bhu
University of Maryland
Westminster Armory
Baltimore
Wighlandtown
Maer
McKeldins
Annap
Poplar
Howe County
Vatican City
Pius
Maryland towns eyed for new post offices in coming years
The Post Office Department plans new buildings with funds from Congress after assessing eligible towns. Maryland lists eight projects in Baltimore and additional towns such as Brunswick and Hampstead, with costs projected high due to postwar price increases. Contracts signed after 1940 were few, and growth hinges on Congress and building costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Congress
Federal Works Agency
EWA
Postoffice Department
Park Congressional
Maryland Lst
Baltimore
Department
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Galthersburg
Hampstead
Hancock
Kensington
Mount Airy
Reisterstown
Sykesville
Taneytown
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Soviets Lose Berlin Voting in Free Municipal Election
Oct 21 report shows the SED routed in Berlin's first free municipal election in 14 years. Returns from 108 of 2,284 preincts place SPD first with nearly 41 percent, CDU second, SED third at about 36 percent, and Liberal Democratic Party around 2 percent.
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Berlin
Socialist Unity Party
SED
AMG
Social Democratic Party
SPD
Naibie
Christiss Democratic Union
CDU
Sozial Demost
MAR
Ian Democratic Union
Liberal Democratic Party
SDP
Intel
Sorialist Unity Party
Memorial fund grows for Carroll county World War II memorial
The advisory committee for the Carroll County War Memorial fund is securing a site for a health center memorial to World War II veterans. About $23,000 in government bonds are on hand with a goal to reach $50,000 before building starts. A dream of the canine has been approved by the State Department of Health. Running again Frederi sg town clock is back in operation after repairs to worn equipment.
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Frederi Sg
Osborne Price
Military Domination Debate Over Dardanelles Straits
DEWITY MACKEN argues the Soviet push for control of the Dardanelles highlights broader clashes between Moscow and the West. He notes Turkey's rejection of a Russian defense share and U S opposition to Moscow veto power, while Britain and the United States weigh Russia's access to the straits amid plans to aid Italy Austria and Greece.
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Dewity Macken
Communist Party
Guthlieafinn Tianediai
Watheta
Beech
Asean
Soviet Union
Moscow
Washington
Sam Dedit
Dardanelles
Britain
David Zastavsky
Aisa
Turkey
Straits
Sam
Balkan
America
Europe
Burness
U.S
Russia
Italy
Austria
Greece
Paris
United States
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Middle East
Man Killed in Auto Mishap Near Leesburg Va
Mer 21 near Leesburg Leeshurs Va. Louis Keseling of Baltimore was killed instantly when he reached for the steering wheel causing the car to strike an embankment. Mrs Mamie Bancro of Baltimore, driver, said he grabbed for the wheel, lost control, and was ejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeshurs
Louis Keseling
Baltimore
Leesburg
Keteling
Mamie Bancor
Balfiore
Oscar
Ritter
Keeeling
Camp Ritchie Hospital Plan Moves Forward
Dr RL Riley director of the Maryland State Department of Health outlined plans to convert Camp Ritchie into a hospital facility for chronic care with Dr J A McCallum appointed to direct the project. Admission arrangements are not yet completed. An arrest was reported: Earl Oden of Frederick Route 4 was charged with indecent exposure by City Police and released on $10 bond and costs.
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Camp Ritchie
RL EL Riles
Direcine
Maryland State Department of Health
Staten
J. AL McCallum
Riley
Weernight
Earl Oden
Frederick
Route 4
Carl Renizell
Wneld Simons
HeyWis Field
Coats
TWA AFL Pilots Strike Disrupts Worldwide Service
AFL pilots at Trans World Airlines walked out seeking higher pay, halting many flights and affecting domestic and transatlantic operations. About 1,109 pilots involved, with union leader Behncke calling the move a last recourse after a year-long dispute. The strike began near 3 a.m. after a late deadline and caused widespread uncertainty about restored schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastinntam Cet
Mrlines
Kansas City
Atl. Airlines Pilots Association
David L. Behneks
Elart
Wshen the Onion
Mtion
Thomas Bell
TWA
Jack Frye
Egrnier Frye
Behncke
Uatlon
Pi Inds
Open Assembly on Wednesday York Oct 21
The United Nations General Assembly in New York gathers with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov and Senator Connally arriving. Top diplomats from Belgium, Czechia, China, Luxembourg, and Ukraine join the American and Soviet delegations as talks begin aboard the Queen Elizabeth and on land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
United Nations General Assemly
Sluching Meadow Park
V. M. Molotov
Torch
Nikolai V. Novkov
Washington
Anders A. Gromyko
Arthur Vandenberg -Rmien
Connally
James F Byrnes
Waren R. Austin
Maine
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk s office for the sale of several properties. Margaret M Brown of North Ampton sold to Ms and Mrs J Robert Kirby a 45 acre site with improvements on Old Ridge road near Lideration Blue Ridge Summit for about 7500. Mr and Mrs James C Darner sold to Mr and Mrs Harry W Summers a Sanacre property with improvements in Jefferson for about 7000. Mr and Mrs Talmadge E Bennett sold to Raymond L Bennett 32 acres in Montgomery and Frederick counties for about 3500.
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Margaret M. Brown
Northampton
J. Robert Kirby
Blue Ridge Summit
James C. Darner
Harry W. Summers
Jefferson
Talmadge E. Bennett
Raymond L. Bennett
Montgomery
Frederick
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Emmitsburg Justice
Tavading County
Transfer Signal Corps
Ballimore
State Chiropractic Assn
Mt. St. Mary's College
Rvice
Samuel Weston
Veterans Administration
Gordon EF. Hage
Hagerstown
The
Cops
Monfalcone
Cop
NEA Telephoto
Movietone News
Plunge
Evelyn Huchnes
Elmer, N. 4
Yw. Cc
Winnie
Markey
Eastern Shore
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