Not Guilty Citation Sparks Meter Violation Confusion
In Frederick Maryland on October 39 1981 Plunkett was found not guilty by the magistrate who ruled the meter citation unclear amid workman parking practices. Preston P Patterson pleaded guilty to failure to support three minor children and was convicted of assault and battery on Beatrice S Patterson. He must pay $20 weekly child support and received a suspended 90 day jail term. City collaterals forfeited include Cromwell Pendleton Scott Brown Naylor totals listed.
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Frederick
Plunkett
Preston P. Patterson
Phebue Avenue
Beatrice S. Patterson
MagistrateAdds 30 More Days After Curse At Court
A magistrate in Burkittsville on Monday doubled a 66 day sentence to 96 days plus a $100 fine after the defendant Himes cursed the sentence while headed to the prison dock. Castle was found not guilty of disturbing the peace. A separate case saw Elmer Baker receive a three year suspended term for assault and battery on a 16 year old girl. Four youths faced a false alarm charge and were found not guilty when identified as horseplaying near an alarm box at the United Engine House. Russell Zimmerman was jailed 60 days for loitering after failing to appear for a hearing. Paul Plonkett was acquitted of a meter violation.
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Herschel
Himes
Burkittsville
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Charles Lee Castle
Frederick
Castle
South Market Street
Kanode, Shook
Austin Murray
Sheffield
Mathias Miller
Elmer Bakér
Harmony
House of Correction
Bakér
County Roads Board
Baker
Maryland Veterans Commission
Robert Ambush
William Johnson
Charles Naylor
Louis Young
United Engine House
John Bowers
Charles Lipps
Russell William Zimmerman
de Grange
Boost
Paul A. Plonkett
East Fifth Street
North Market Street
McKetchin
Hereford Sale Totals 96525 At Spring Valley Hereford Farms
The fifth annual Hereford sale at Spring Valley Hereford Farms Poolesville drew buyers from 19 states. 56 animals sold for 96525 dollars averaging 1724 each with top price 4100 for a Domino bred heifer. Bulls averaged 2055. females 1700. Attendees included B S Oles and Malone Ranch among others.
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Spring Valley
Poolesville
A G Rolfe
B.S. Oles
Kingsville
Maryland
SV Choice Domino
ALF Choice
Domino
Malone Ranch
Meridian
Miss
W. H. Bartholomew
Washington
Great Spring Valley
ALF
Maine
California
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Indiana
Hamilton James
Newton
Jewett Fulkerson
Liberty
St Mary's Cathodic Church
Barnesville
Jack Turner
Bud Snidow
American Hereford Association
Adna AR Johnson
Don Chittenden
American Polled Hereford Association
Rolfe
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Marshall Plan Cut Shouldn't Hinder European Recovery
NEA correspondent Peter Edson reports that despite Congress reducing Marshall Plan funds for the year ending June 30, European recovery can continue. He notes factors boosting recovery including troop spending, infrastructure programs, and off shore defense procurement, while cautioning on the need for careful planning and the new EDECC coordinating body in Europe. The piece emphasizes the plan’s morale and propaganda value and contrasts it with Ike's broader crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Paris
Congress
Europe
Greece
Austria
Trieste
United States
U. S
America
EDECC
European Defense Economic Coordinating Committee
Charles M Spofford
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Thomas T Handy
Cortland van Rensselaer Schuyler
General Eisenhower
William L. Batt
European Defense Production Board
Paul Porter
Marshall Plan Organization
Averell Marriman
Mutual Security Agency
Marshall Plan
Western Europe
Seine
Eisenhower
Quantum of Early American Legend In Ethan Allen Fort Ticonderoga Surrender
Gen Ethan Allen is credited, in popular legend, with uttering the phrase in the name of the Great Jehovah and the Continental Congress during the demand for Fort Ticonderoga's surrender. The text also notes sapphires mined in Montana and a sky limit of 3,000 naked-eye stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Ethan Allen
Fort Ticonderoga
Surgery Best Treatment for Hernia Says Doctor
A doctor explains rupture and hernia treatment, favoring surgery as the most effective option. He notes risks of trusses for heavy laborers, and dismisses injection therapy as less desirable. Modern methods have reduced recurrences though patient care remains crucial post operation.
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Idwin P. Jordan
NEA
Lane and Smith Visit President Truman in Washington
Former Maryland Governor William Preston Lane and Warren Smith of Fairchild Aircraft met President Truman in Washington on October 29. Lane delivered a copy of The Pegasus, the Fairchild publication, which features an article about Truman’s air travel.
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Lane
Truman
Washington
William Preston Lane
Maryland
Warren Smith
Fairchild Aircraft Corporation
Pegasus
Fairchild
Mr. Truman
Grand Jury Hears Claims On Maryland Training School
A Baltimore County grand jury listened to reports alleging cruel treatment of inmates at the Maryland Training School for Boys. Officials and employees were previously cleared of charges by a prior grand jury dismissed September 10. The new panel continues hearings.
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Towson
Baltimore County
Maryland Training School For
Louis
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William Cromwell
John Pendleton
Robert Scott
James E. Brown
Robert Naylor
South Market ST
Sam Miller
FTO
Guereateas Delivery
College Avenue
Kemp
anCelye
Thurmont Board of Commissioners
Chile
Montana
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James E. Doll
Glade Valley
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Ana
Truscon
Seeger & CO
Market St
Speres
Dica
The
Hearing Aid
West Patrick St
Maytag
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick St
Wren
EES
Surg
D. Felser
McKeldin
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