Pleads Guilty To Molesting Small Girls
Pleading guilty to molesting two small girls, a 19 year old Frederick youth was sentenced to 30 days, with a possible alternative fine of $50. Magistrate Alton V. Bennett presided, amid other cases of peace disturbance and resisting arrest.
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Alton V. Bennett
Lee Castle
Catoctin
Norman Trump
William Farbie
Water Street
Harry Stumpe
East Soath Street
Lloyd Roberts
Knoxville
Coopers Restaurant
West Patrick Street
Castle
Cooper
Castie
Trump
Charles Goins
John W. Smith
West Fifth Street
Twentey
Walter Hallman
Centerville
Emma Smith
John W. Crone
Roscoe Wiles
Webster Luby
Kanade, Trump, Boone
Sergi Swormtler
Lawyer Awarded Damages in Mount Vernon Case
Arch ie Meatyard Jr a United States commissioner was awarded 500 damages from Wilson Lines Inc after testifying he was unjustly imprisoned in the brig of the steamship Mount Vernon during an excursion on September 24 19 Testimony showed Meatyard a 35 year old attorney and resident of C discussed with the captain about the excursion and was detained for about two days during the voyage The case was heard in a Superior Court before Judge Robert France and involved an organized excursion sponsored by a fraternal group Funeral notices follow for former County Commissioner George W Arnold Burkimiswith the Circuit Court continuing business at noon Wednesday
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Baltimore
Archie Meatyard
Jr United
Bethesda
Wilson Lines, Inc
Mount Vernon
Robert France
Democrats Reports Red Finances In National Committee Return
The Democratic National Committee reports a deficit of 10,755 in red ink and 1503,709 in expenditures linked to the drive to elect President. Assets total 103,465, with 95,000 in loans to state and local committees, while several prominent figures are named among large contributors. The Republican committee cites 1,464,153 in contributions to October 18, and the Dems list 1,196,827 from January 1 to October 22.
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Wasiington
Congress
Nanensi Committee
Tre Ms
Cordell Hull
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Francis Biddle
Herbert H Lehran
New York
Robert E Hanneean
Marshall Field
Chicago
Tom Clark
Jesse M. Donaldson
William Preston Lane, Jr
Hagerstown
Democratic Committee
Heart Rhythm Abnormalities Often Present In Healthy Hearts
Dr. Nathan of Miami told the Southern Medical Association that abnormal heart rhythms can occur in normal hearts due to worry, infections, substances, or thyroid overactivity. Most such rhythms do not shorten life, but a doctor should determine if disease is present. A second report notes histoplasmosis can mimic lung tuberculosis on x rays.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Southern Medical Association
David A Nathan
Miam
Association
Br Nathan
Abnor
Bernard Ross
Lung tissue calcification common in southeastern states
Dr. Ross notes lung calcification is a common problem in parts of Kentucky Missouri Tennessee Mississippi and portions of Ohio Indiana and Illinois. The report does not explain why the condition is prevalent in those areas. Tax liens have been filed in the Circuit Court against George R. Dennis Jr Urbana for 99341 and Samuel B Eagle Knoxville for 2812.47.
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Ross
Kentucky
Missouri
Tennessee
Mississippi
Ohio
Indiana
Iulinois
Clerk of the Circuit Court
George R. Dennis, Jr
Urbana
Samuel B Eagle
Knoxville
Draft call stepped up for January mobilization
Washington reports the Army will draft 26 690 men in January, after calls of 10 000 for November and 15 000 for December. Officials say the service will handle 20 000 selective service inductees each month, plus voluntary enlistees, with expanded induction training and facilities. The Navy and Marine Corps expect growth mainly by voluntary enlistments, resisting larger draft expansions.
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Washington
Army
Alarine Corps
December Tops Yearly Traffic Accident Month
Although August is the peak travel month for motorists December is the peak month for traffic accidents according to the report highlighting seasonal risk patterns and driver danger levels.
Berlin Mayor Rejects Soviet Election Demands as Impossible
Acting Mayor Ferdinand Friedensburg told Berlin city council Russia’s plan for the fall municipal vote is impossible. He rejected conditions set by Soviet Maj. Gen. Alexander Kotikov and said Western sectors will hold ballots on December 5 regardless. The council applauded the stance.
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Berlin
Ferdinand Friedensburg
Russia
Friedensburg
Alexander Kotikov
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