Civil Defense Plan Outlined For Frederick City County
Frederick city leaders and business figures heard Mayor Elmer F Munshower and Edward C Hartmann discuss a coordinated Civil Defense program spanning individuals families neighborhoods and state plans. The blueprint emphasizes self help first aid training, mutual support across communities and a nationwide effort including radiologists and an emergency communications network under state police oversight.
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Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
Edward C. Hartmann
Hartmann
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Sot Key
Ernest Helfenstein, Jr
Frederick County
Herrmann
Texas City
Gulf of Mexico
J. Wallis Carty
Frederick County Civil Defense Push Includes Air Force Oversight
Frederick county officials unveiled a Civil Defense program with warning posters and a truck census for possible evacuations. The Air Force will supervise expansion while Red Cross units will train in first aid and assist housing feeding and clothing needs. Mayor Munshower cautioned county progress may lag national standards but praised local advancement matching state peers.
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Frederick County
Air Force
Hartmann
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Munshower
Charles F. Bowers
Chamber of Commerce
Cops Highlight Scene Preservation At Maryland Seminar
Dr Richard Ford of Harvard urged homicide officers to freeze crime scenes and keep curious bystanders away. He warned tampering as a major obstacle and urged departments in Baltimore Anne Arundel Prince Georges and Montgomery to safeguard footprints and other clues.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Richard Ford
Department of Legal Medicine
Harvard University
Baltimore City
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Anne Arundel
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Ford
Police advise securing crime scenes to preserve evidence
The speaker urged officers to rope off the area, cast impressions, and photograph the scene. He stressed that convincing superiors to freeze the homicide site is crucial to prevent contamination. Ford cited cases where police carelessness had badly confused murder investigations.
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Ford
Bruner Will Leaves Estate to Wife in Frederick County
The late John W. Bruner, retired Frederick County colored schools superintendent, leaves his estate to his wife Jeannett C Bruner in a will admitted to probate. The will dated August 2 1947 was witnessed by Bernard R. Briggs and Josiah F. Henry Jr of Baltimore. The court also authorized an estate sale and approved four administration accounts for other local estates with distributed funds and inheritance tax payments noted.
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John W. Bruner
Frederick County
Jeannett C. Bruner
Orphans’ Court
Mary E. Smith
D. Bet A
John D. Etzler
Libertytown
Howard W. Tull
Rose E. Lingg
Howard J. Spalding
Annie V. Kline
Charles H. Reese
Gula Reese
C. Grayson Stevens
Edgar T. Stevens
Nellie Orlean Stevens
New Market
Not A Robber But Musician Involved In Store Cash Tally
An unidentified woman alerted at 12 15 a m Sunday to a robbery at Colonial Music Shop on East Patrick street. Officers found the door unlocked and a man taking money from the till, but the suspect turned out to be Sperry L Storm a respected musician and instrument dealer with ties to the shop. The woman left without giving her name.
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Adering
East Patrick Street
Charles Burras
Burras
Charles W. Magaha
State Police
Sperry L. Storm
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