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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1957

Page

11

Delegation Requests Frederick County School Site Reconsideration

A Mit. Airy Central area delegation urged county commissioners to rethink the proposed site for a new junior-senior high school. They cited petitions with 32 percent of names and pressed for central Liberty town area, arguing lengthy bus rides and tax concerns.

Mit. Airy-Central Frederick County Charles A. Price Central Delbert 5 Xull Mehri H. Ramsberg A. Irvin Reon Libertytown New Midway Woodsboro Liberty New Market Cuth U.S. 39 New Market Board of Education Harry, Glisan Old Annapolis Road Maryland 73 New Frederick Carroll County Mt. Airy Carroll Montgomery County Carroll Authories Frederick Board

Baltimore Police Chief urged to resign amid probe

Baltimore attorney Del erome Robinson called for immediate resignation of Police Commissioner James M Hepbron over handling of a city police inquiry. He criticized Hepbron's judgment while noting suspensions in the Rackets Division and a fatal self-inflicted shooting as the probe expanded.

Baltimore Erome Robinson James M. Hepbrow Robinson House ‘of Delegates Dick Tracy Hepbrew Baltimore ‘City Police Department Hepbrow Criminal Justice Commission Maryland Charls E. Gross Gross Clarence O. Forrester Hyman Goldstein Joan P. Gable Hepbron Fred L. Ford

Wrongly Jailed, Scores Of Prisoners Freed Under Ruling

Delaware Supreme Court freed dozens of prisoners who could not pay fines. 118 released with more to come as magistrates are deemed unable to sentence nonpayment by law. Judge Daniel Herman notes policy to free offenders pending legislative fix. Legislature set to convene in January.

Dover Del Delaware State Supreme Court Elwood H. Wilson State Penal System Justices of the Peace Supreme Court Daniel Herman

Resignations urged over Baltimore police probe leadership

Robinson demanded the commissioner resign amid criticism of Hepburns administration and Gov McKeldin. He accused the governor of shifting investigation responsibility from State Police and condemned mass arrests after raids. Meanwhile Edmonds and Dr Gibson dined through a hotel fire scene at the Emerson Hotel with diners undisturbed.

McKeldin Robinson Hepbrow Policman Baltimore Goldstein Harry C. Edmonds East Third Street Dr. Hopkins Gibson Lindbergh Avenue Emerson Hotel

Advance Gift Committee forms for Carroll Hospital drive

The Advance Gift Committee of the Carroll County General Hospital Fund Campaign in the New Windsor Division met under chair Randal G. Spoerlein. Standing: Raymond M. Brown P B Roop Richard Warehime Norman Myers. Seated: C B Goodwin and Spoerlein. Brown runs Brownie’s Korner and works in hearing aids. Roop is a Carroll County real estate dealer. Warehime heads Farmers' Feed and Fertilizer Co.. Myers has long driven New Windsor school buses. The group reports progress in their area.

Carroll County General Hospital Fund New Windsor Randal G. Spoerlein Raymond M. Brown P. B. Roop Richard Warehime Norman Myers Goodwin Uniontown Advance Gifts Spoerlein Brethren Mutual Insurance Company Hagerstown Brown Brownie’s Korner Westminster Roop Carrol County Warehime Farmers’ Feed and Fertilizer Company Union Bridge Myers

Safe COPECTOLIN Promoted for All Ages in Various Sizes

The notice touts COPECTOLIN as safe and non habit forming with immediate treatment for diarrhea nausea vomiting and motion sickness. It claims no substitutes exist, offers 3 oz to 1 pint sizes, and targets infants children and adults with reasonable pricing at druggists.

Halloween Hazards Cited For Safe Hallowe'en

Fredericks County Health Officer Dr Forbes H Burgess warns residents to avoid fire hazards with candles in jack o lanterns and flame proof decorations. He advises reading labels on paper and paper mache items, using flame proof garments, and treating costumes with borax solution to prevent ignition.

Hallowe'en Forbes H. Burgess Fredericks County Dr. Burgess Borne Bursess Hallowe’en

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