Five County Youths Freed After Court Ruling
Five county youths were found not guilty of peace disturbance and their collateral was returned by Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg. The case centered on a street confrontation with a carload of county residents chased to the curb and windows broken after a disturbance on Market and All Saints streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel M. Weinberg
Monnight
Arnold Simmons
Market
All Saints Street
Frank N. Renn
Jefferson
Wilmer E
John C. Jacobs
Knoxville
Charles A. Easterday
Fengaville
Albert Lee Luhn
Frederick
Route 4
Harold T. Hamilton
Frederick Tyervar
Allen J. Randel
Lewis E. Smith
Charles R. Hurd
Twentey
South Bentz Street
Ralph Griffith
William Hume Harrison
Dickerson
Point of Rocks
H. P. O Brien
Frank Heller
Silver Spring
Clarence E. Compher
Sammy Thompson
Carl Edward
Guy Bartholow
Franklin Streets
Leroy B. Catsail
Fairview Avenue
Raymond A. Kettle
Baltimore
Sherman Boone
Robert Sewell
West All Saints
Dorsey
Carty
Arlington A
Walley Gorman
Harry H. i Smith
Lieuts. i Dorsey
Bartgis
Sergi
Swomley
Burras
Kanode
Twenter
Weinberg
Hallowe'en
Christmas Festivities Planned At Taneytown
Taneytown Chamber of Commerce outlines plans for Christmas events led by Mervyn C Fuss. Festival of Lights set for December 9 with Santa in town, adults party December 2 on Middle street, children's party December 22 at 2 p.m. committee members named and subcommittees formed. Annual banquet planned for November 16 at the high school auditorium with a stage show. Nominations for officers presented with election set for November.
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Taneytown
Chamberlof Commerce
Mervyn C. Fuss
Santa Claus
Middle Street
Charles 5. Owen
P. M. Polly
Charles Cashman
Edward Reid
Raymond Perry
George Shower
Morgan Andreas
David Smith
Sam Breth
Robert Feeser
Merle Ohler
Bernard Arnold
Harry Dougherty
C. G. Bowers
Carroll Wantz
Earl Roop
Boyd Brown
United Nations
U. N
Central Hotel
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass D D The Hour Of Need
Strong wartime reflections urge faith in divine aid amid Korea war casualties. The author notes daily heroism by soldiers, such as rescuing comrades and clearing routes, as an encouragement to persevere. He asserts God provides strength equal to life’s required challenges, recalling personal past ordeals overcome through faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Kores
Babson Newspaper
The Russians and Their Policy of Lets Pretend
A Luff's Stuff column criticizes Soviet behavior, arguing Russia pursues its own interests and dominance. It claims Russians avoid genuine cooperation, call for controlled peace, and prefer a policy of pretend while keeping others in a hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufburrow
Realizing the Social Duty of Introductions
The text discusses manners in making introductions when names are needed, advising not to omit introductions. It notes the difficulty of recalling all names in a group and emphasizes the temple of Amon as a historic reference, contrasting wrong and right practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Buckingham Palace
London
King George
Duke of Edinburgh
Mary
Elizabeth
Anne
Amon
Issions
Record Price For Hereford Paid At Sale
A world record price for a polled Hereford female was set Monday at the annual sale of A. G. Rolfe and Sons in Poolesville. C Potter of Pottstown paid 11000 dollars for S. V. Lady Leiston IV, a daughter of Choice Domina VI, the 35000 dollar bull bought three years ago by Mr. Rolfe. Potter also paid 9000 dollars for a half sister. The top price surpassed last year's 10700 dollar Denver sale. Buyers from nineteen states attended the Rolfe dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, averaging 4215 dollars per head for offspring of the 35000 dollar Rolfe sire. Ten head sold. 13750 For Four Bulls. The sale, one of the largest Hereford sales in the east this year, grossed 88975 dollars for an average of 1744 dollars per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Rolfe and Sons
Poolesville
C. Potter
Pottstown
S. V
Leiston IV
Domina VI
Knoxville
Tenn
Rolfe
Potter
Denver
Colo
Francis Scott Key
East
Hereford sale shows strong prices and praise for sire
Four bulls sold for 13,780 total averaging 3,440 while 47 females brought 75,225 averaging 1,600 each. Mr. Rolfe praised A. L. F. Choice Domino Vi saying he has repaid the 35,000 purchase and that it pays to buy the best Herefords. The sale drew a crowd too large for the sales barn.
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Rolfe
Train Derailment Shocks Louisville Passengers
The limited Pennsylvania Railroad southbound from Miami derailed in Louisville today. Witnesses report three passengers injured as crews inspected the scene and began arrangements for rail repair and orderly evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miami
Fla
Train Derailment Near Churchill Downs Injuries Reported
Report states nine injured, Bono seriously, cause undetermined. Nine of twelve cars left the track on a run between Chicago and Miami using Pennsylvania tracks. Incident occurred near Churchill Downs racetrack, with the Louisville and Nashville lines affected.
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Bono
Chitago
Miami
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