Drunk Frederick Junction man remanded after late night arrest
Raymond Haller of Frederick Junction was arrested by Officer Arnold Simmons for being drunk in the East All Saints street parking lot. Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg ordered continued collateral and remanded him to jail until Wednesday for hearing.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Raymond Haller
Frederick Junction
Arnold Simmons
All Saints Street
Hailler
Haller
Bar of Justice
Sfagistrate Weinberg
Halter
Neoday Magistrate Delivers Mixed Sentences in hearing
The magistrate addressed the court saying he would have a statement. Of 33 cases heard, two were fined, two received suspended sentences, three dismissed, and 26 forfeited collateral. Fines listed include J W Wals $5, Jeffa C Main $5, and others for various offenses. collateral totals span many individuals with amounts from $1 to over $1,000. Meter and corporation infractions add more names and sums across multiple towns and districts.
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Harry Jenkins
Calvin Speaks
Harry Gilmore
Robert Milberry
Burgess Green
Lawrence Wilkinson
Harry Sters
Charles Duvall
Reese Whitting
Dora Moore
Preston Moore Jr
Preston Moore
Alton Toms
Catherine White
Martin Benner
Margie Jordan
Garl Mentzer
Nelson Feaga
Cliford Smith
Charles Onley
Harry Demmie
Henry Humes
Henry Krammie
Arthur Haller
David Click
Harsonville
Robert E Dammamier
Baltimore
Elwood Winters
John C. Lewis
Hampton
State Dept Won't Take Over Occupied Areas
Washington Oct 20 The State Department said it has abandoned plans to take over administration of occupied areas from the Army. Press officer Michael McDermott cited administrative considerations and the world situation as reasons for indefinitely postponing the shift. Marshall had favored transferring authority for Germany Austria Japan and Korea to the State Department during his Army Chief of Staff tenure.
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Washington
State Department
Army
Michael McDermott
McDermott
Marshall
Germany
Austria
Japan
Korea
McDer
State Department cites lack of personnel for new role
Officials noted difficulty in locating suitable administrators. The department announced no present intent to take over administration of the occupied area, citing staffing constraints as a key factor in delaying a new position.
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State Department
Army areas postponed consideration of taking over
A passage notes that areas from the Army and consideration of such a taking over have been indefinitely postponed, with no new timetable set. The wording implies ongoing uncertainty about transferring control or management, leaving the plan on hold.
Orphans Court Approves Four Accounts On Monday
The Orphans Court approved four accounts including Richard B. Baumgardner as administrator of Grace A. Baumgardner estate. Baumgardner’s first and final account totals $9,642.23 with $5,158.08 distributed. Administratrices Alma Cross and Mary E. Culler also filed accounts in the proceedings.
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Orphans’ Court
Richard B. Baumgardner
Grace A. Baumgardner
Alma Cross
Mary E. Culler
Estate Accounts And Administrators In Probate Court
The estate of Jacob A. Culler filed its first and final account showing $6,372.50 with distributions of $5,878.14 and an inheritance tax on real estate appraised at $6,250. Mary E. Wise as administratrix for Esther E. Grinage reported $1,456.10 in her first and final account with distributions of $125. Alten acted as attorney in fact for the Grange estate.
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Jacob A. Culler
Mary E. Wise
Esther E. Grinage
Attocrney
Grange
Alten
City to Enforce Regular Inspections for Safer Fire Protection
City officials plan regular inspections to ensure better fire protection for residents. The move aims to identify hazards, enforce compliance, and raise safety standards across districts.
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Agen
Pinkham’s & Pound
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dorsey F. Shipley
Philco Wit
Philco
Philcote
Meres Ramentos
Aaron Ittane
North Market ST
Radrive
Fredrick, Mé
Taraday
Nn Bennett
Ection
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Sais
Cumberland Brewing Co
Cumberland, Md
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