Middletown Man Fined for Drunken Driving
Louis Richard Taylor, Middletown, was found guilty of drunken driving and fined $100 and costs before Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett on Monday evening. Other cases include Harold Linton’s continued hearing for the same charge, Grayson DeGrange’s two-week window to adjust finances, and protests over collateral release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Richard Taylor
Middletown
Alton Y. Bennett
Harold Linton
Frederick
Grayson DeGrange Yamsville
William M Storin
Tavior
R. Pew Dol
Buhrman
Onan
Taylor Mar
Trate Bennett
Om Abuesar
Chargin
Giehy
Rec
Taylor
Anday
Elm Street
George E
Roselee Brown
Richard Fleak
Austin Arnold
Wiliam Cromwell
Ralph Streams
Don DeHaven
M. Harbaugh
Calvin Lee
Otis Fisher
William Proctor
Raymond Haller
Arnold
Preston R. Geisler
East Church Street
Frank Dorsey
William £. Scott
Middle Alley
Charles V. Main
Laennamatank Charlpen Beachley
Nolle
Equity
Prize Winners In New Market Community Show Announced
New Market Grange sponsored show held near October 26 and 27 in the Grange Hall. The event featured 315 entries across all classes and awarded $15495 in prizes. Top food department entries and numerous prize winners listed, highlighting farm produce, canned goods, preserves, baked items, and sewing in a lively community competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Stow
Marsket Grange
Grange
Follo Farm Produce Department
Peck Whest
Robert Cram
Aubrey
Kale
Ann Willis
J. D Hammond
On F Browning
Carl Mealy
Wm. N. Browning
Everrett Cashour
Glenn F. Brownie
Geen
J. D. Hammond
Jesse Burall
Howard Quinn
Glenn F. Browning
Jack McGolerick
Charles Wilcoma
Ray Warfield
Edgar Davis
BR. F Day
Austin Manty
William Browning
RD. Swecker
Margaret Warfield
Vincent Biser
Bruce Cram
Murray Etvter
Merril Lease Tama‘toes
Mia Jack McGolerick
Bruce Cran
Liat Gh
LH. Cr
Ethel Shawbaker
Ethel
Shawbaker
Edith Lease
Bruce Crum
Vickie
Paul Welty
Dorothy
Stauffer
Helen Walker
Rebecca Hahn
Merhit Lease
Mary K. Hahn
Dorothy Stauffer
Bruce Renee Oohsheyerves
Edith, Lease
Merrit Lease
War Dads to Meet and Campaign Expenses Report
Frederick County War Dads meet at YMCA auditorium to outline needs for the county Honor Roll and USO participation. Hatch Act notes show campaign spending reports filed. Maryland figures include Millard F. Tydings and Blanchard Randall with varied amounts. Harrisburg hotel local control deal: Franklin Moore announces Penn Harris Hotel now locally controlled after buying 51 percent stake.
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Potewar
Frederick County
Frederick
J. Emory Baer
YMCA
War Dad
Washington
Senate
Maryland
Millard
Tydings
Blanchard Randall
Harrisburg
Franklin Moore
Penn Harris Hotel
United Hotels Company of America, Inc
Penn Harris Company
Existed On Island After Bomber Crashed
Two women Marines and 11 Navy Liberator crew members survived four days on a desert island near Baja California after the bomber sank following a late Tuesday crash. They lived on clams and raw fish until rescued by Mexican fisherman and flown back to U.S. authorities. The incident occurred as the crew used a six man raft. two women, Pfc Helen L. Breckel and Pfc Edna H. Shaughnessy, drew space by swimming. The survivors were brought to Bahia de Los Angeles where a Coast Guard plane ferried them home. In Washington the War Food Administration urged use of surplus fish to ease meat shortages for three weeks. Also, Cesar Romero, actor and Coast Guard boat swain’s mate, was hospitalised for observation in Kansas.
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San Diego
Call
Navy
Pfc
Helen L. Breckel
Cincinnati
Edna H. Shaughnessy
Manchester
N. H
Here
Bahia de Los Angeles
U. S. Navy
Coast Guard
BRITISH ATTITUDE ON POSTWAR EXPORT TRADE
London reports G M Garro-Jones, parliamentary secretary for the Ministry of Production, warned against letting the United States shape postwar export trade. He contrasted British caution with Allies and noted a need to resist being drawn into provocation by the realm. In Aberdeen he commented on Britain’s fear of seeming to oppose allies. A Washington report also notes Dr Bernard Notes, obstetrician, was struck on the head by a .32 caliber bullet while riding in Prince Georges County, Md. The bullet likely spent itself and may have been fired in target practice. Rex Case aided Notes to a hospital where the bullet was removed. In Westminster, a car accident near Charles Carroll High School injured William A. Bond and Arthur Hurtt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
G. M. Garro-Jones
Ministry of Production
United States
Aberdeen
Scotland
Burgeon
Washington
Bernard Notes
Prince Georges County
Notes
Rex Case
Takoma Park
William A. Bond
Baltimore
Arthur Hurtt
Severne Park
Bond
Charles Carroll High School
Westminster
Tax Revision Sought In Maryland Passenger Bus Laws
Baltimore October 30 revisions in Maryland passenger bus taxation will be considered at a Legislative Council hearing Friday morning in the Public Service Commission offices. The Council, drafting bills for the January session, may hear recommendations from state departments and sub committee reports are expected to be presented to the full membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Legislative Council
Public Service Commission
Maryland General Assembly
Council
Health unit to examine county school children
Dr B C Kefauver announced follow up treatments for physically handicapped students would be curtailed this year. He and health staff would move today into Wolfsville My ersville districts for examinations, urging parents to heed notices of deficiencies. Nurse shortages will reduce home consultations for visual defects tonsil adenoid issues hearing problems and other defects. After today’s checkups the Frederick County health unit will move Friday to examine students in Liberty and Johnsville grammar and parochial schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Kefauver
Coun
Public Health
Wolfsville-Myersville
Public
Kefauver
Frederick
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Justice
Bainbridge
Bainbridge Commodores
North Carolina
Charley Justice
Commodores
Maxwell Marauders
Dewey Proctor
Notre Dame
Great Lakes
Williamson
Beate
Peet
Vincent Riser
Atis Walbuan
Wilcom
Vic
Mere
Merrii Lease
Helen
Edith Daasrieh
Vitigenl Biser
Bruce Crum Eherries
Bes
Merril Lease
R. Pf
Edith Leases
William J Wilcom
Etzler
R. FD. Gick
Everrett ‘Cashour
McGolerick
Robert Wirdsor
Pre] Snowbaker
Hazel Fogle
Merril Teachinekbrphns Mac Fark
Wes Galerick
Austin Mantz
William Brownine
Rebecca Ualin
Winger
Lucan Paiconer
Monroe West
Sewing Department House
Austin Marty Upton
Carl Davis
Charles Watkins
Mary Anna Mant
Mary Anna Mantz
Carl
LaClair S Ucouel
Anulus Tabel
Luther Stang
Murray Etcler
Howard
L H Crickenberser
Rufus Baker
Stainle Musterole Reieves Cosha
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Weal
Glade Valley
Garber
Jack McGolerck
Glenn F. Brown
Girls Department
Pat Warner
Robert Trownied
Rayburn Browning
CU Atlas
Billy Falconer
Joyce Burall
Tily Falconer
Popcorn Ann
Bobby Paleor
Englich Wals
Rayburn Browing
Bobby Falconer
Robert Browning
Jusee Burall
Joe Warfeld
Leroy Burall
Piivane Browning
Lucian Falcover
Burall
Wilma Mantz
Mary Kahn
Grace Irrshrat
Gloria Hahn
Lois Chaney
Maury Anna Matte
Maedfarshman
Joyce Bucrall
Joyce Gurall
Mebecck
Hahns Wash Press
Rebecca Hatin
Mary Anna Mint
Leroy Burntl
Storm & Shipley
Frederick, Md
R. Ok. Shiples
W. EF. Eiker
Home Gle Home
Seiblrling Tires
Demsherg
Tsieey Sia
KEY Hotel Bldg
War Food Administration
WFA
Agriculture Department
Kansas City
Cesar Romero
Univerisity of Kansas Hospital
O. Dent Hassinger
Ninth Naval District
Romero
Fiako Apiecrust
Fiakorn
Community War Fund
THE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Bell System
J. T. Novicki
Hanover General Hospital
Westminster Fire Department
Bone
AEW
Vicks
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St
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