State Police Warn Drivers A July Traffic Report
Baltimore Sept. 7 i A July traffic report from the State Police Traffic Collision Statistics Bureau shows drivers face a near two to one chance of being stopped with a warning rather than receiving a ticket. Saturday is the busiest day for stops, with Sunday close behind. Tuesday and Wednesday are the safest. In July 4,199 arrests or tickets issued, 7,569 motorists were warned, and 40 motorists were arrested for speeding over 70 mph. Route 40 in Cecil County is a hotspot for fast driving. 12 of the 40 speeding arrests occurred there. Drunken driving totaled 103 arrests, with Cecil County leading that category with 13 cases. County breakdown lists arrests and warnings by jurisdiction.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Cecil County
Calvert
Caroline Carroll Cecil
Charles de Dorchester Frederick Garrett Harford Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Grange backs real estate tax cuts at Timonium fair
The State Grange executive committee urged cuts in Maryland real estate tax rates and a reduction in the unearned income tax, aligning with Governor Lane’s suggestion for possible downward revisions. Grange Day at the State Fair featured Helter presenting a race trophy as Timonium tracks honored the Grange. Volcanic activity subsided on Hibok Hibok after six days of eruption leaving five dead and 36,000 Camiguin evacuees.
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Timonium
State Grange
Maryland
Lane
Edward F. Holier
Grenge Master
Timonium Fair
Helter
Timonium Track
Manila
Hibokhibok
Tine
Camiguin
Youth Registrations Reach 228 Under Draft Board Plan
The American Legion Auxiliary volunteers aided Selective Service clerks as 228 men born in 1925 registered on Tuesday at Board No. 45. Of 153 registered that day, 75 remained for the board, including five transients from Pennsylvania and Maryland residents outside Fred county. Chairman Parsons Newman praised the helpers and noted a lighter influx on Saturday. Registrations under the new act surpassed 1209 by Tuesday at the old Church Street School draft office.
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American Legion Auxiliary i
Dar ‘Humber
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Fred County
Parsons Newman
Wang Ines
American Legion Auxiliary
Selective Service Act
Draft Board
Church Street
Cockpit Dials Blamed For Airplane Wrecks
A new major cause of crashes was blamed on cockpit dials unreadable to pilots. Walter F Grether of Wright-Patterson Air Force base reported altimeter designs mislead pilots, often reading one thousand feet higher than actual. New altimeters are being developed to fix the issue. Bank robbery at Elk Creek ends with $3,009 to $9,000 stolen. three armed men tied and gagged assistant cashier Cleve Rhody and his son Grover.
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Walter F. Grether
Aero B Medical Laboratory
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Grether
Aero Laboratory
Independence
Elk Creek
Cleve Rhody
Grover
Adamstown Homemakers Club Holds September Meeting
The Adamstown Homemakers Club resumed after summer at president Mrs. William Gaver home. Plans for the 23rd anniversary dinner were discussed with changes to date and venue. Members and former members were urged to confirm attendance by September 19 for the Key Hotel luncheon.
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Adamstown Club
Adamstown Homemakers’ Club
William Gaver
Gaver
Ars
Elmer Michael
Carlos
Francis Scott Key
R Pom
Eva Carino
Edgar Thomas
Robert DeRose
Charcester
DeRose
Alrs
Walter Gibos
Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club
A Davis
HO Mayne
L. King
Washington, D.C
R. Crum
E Dixon
R. Kling
Young
Frederick
Washington Counties
Dixon
Ea. Sharpe
James
Hal Lee Ott
Augusta
Lola King
Venturis
Fire Damages County Home in Hobart Sweeney Residence
A fire between partitions at the Hobart Sweeney home in Catoctu damaged second story bedrooms and caused over $2900 in losses. Firemen from Guardian Hose Co. Thurmont fought the stubborn blaze for about 1 hour 45 minutes, with water used from a nearby creek.
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Hobart Sweeney
Catoctu
Harry Q. Miller
Guardian Hose Co
Thurmont
Snee
Sweeney
O.ber
Dence Borsting
Ian Pumper
Miller
Maryland Hairdressers Time and Place Set for Frederick Meeting
The Maryland State Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association plans a fall meeting in Frederick on September 12. The event opens with dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel at 12 20 p.m. DST.
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Maryland State Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, Inc
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Premier Schuman cabinet resigns after vote failure
Paris reports Premier Robert Schuman's government resigning after failing to secure a majority on a technical question in the Chamber of Deputies. The short-lived cabinet, its second under Schuman, faced a costly measure and political pressure early in its tenure.
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Paris
Robert Schumans
Gether
Vincent Auriol
Chamber of Deputies
Cab
Tfe
Schuman
French office and industrial workers bonus protest
The bonus was accepted by labor unions but protested as insufficient at 31. The cabinet did not endure long enough to take additional actions.
Farewell Picnic Held at State Park
A farewell picnic was held at State Park with attendees including Mr and Mrs Guy Bate, Roland Budle, Walter Bid, and other guests from the area.
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State Park van Sundamers Ang Wil
Inge
Guy Bate
Roland Budle
Ales
Walter
Community Names and Households in Conore and New Market
A readable fragment lists numerous household heads and family members across Conore Ohio and New Market. Names include Ray Benman, Laurence Long, Elsie Gross nickle, Blanche Bidle, Lloyd Grossnickle, Richard Grossnickle, John Shaffer, Lemuel Shaffer, Wilburn May, James Frederick, Franklin Smith, Richard Underwood, Brooklyn Wayne Smith, Nancy Shaffer, Ralph May, Janet Bidle, Jo Aura Glenna Kitty Grayson Ronald Drexel Grace Billy Arthur Tommie Bidle. The text appears as an assortment of listed residents and relations in local notices.
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Ray Benman
Conore
Laurence Long
Quincy
Elsie Grossnickle
Blanche Bidle
Lloyd Grossnickle
Richard Grossnickle
John Shaffer
Lemuel Shaffer
Wilburn May
James Frederick
Frederick
Franklin Smith
New Market
Richard Underwood
Brooklyn
Wayne Smith
T Grossnickle
Nancy Shaffer
Sartey
Ralph May
Ralph
Janet Bidle
Rusey Bidle
Jo Aura Glenna
Kitty
Grayson
Ronald
Drexel Grace
Billy
Arthur
Tommie Bidle
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Lydia EL Kham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Blue Ridge
West
Patrick St. Blue Ridge Lines
Boston
U. S. Army Air Force
American Psychological Association
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Stoffer Insurance Agency
Morong
Costright
Continental Oil Company
Ball's
Jefferson 5
Litten
Potomac
Bierley’s Auto
East Street
Coates
Petersville
Heffner's
Lewistown
Leroy Masser
Rocky Springs
May
U. S. Route 240
Watkins’ Garage
Mount Airy, Maryland
Arrow Oil CO
S. Wisner St. Frederick, Md
Crone’s Garage
Bursittsville
Mca
Weldon
Keystone Varnishes & Enamels
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St Frederickh
Lawrence Winpigler
Catoctin Ave
Frederick, Md
Glass & Mirror
Park Avenue
Diamond T
Baker's
West Patrick St
F. H. Stall
Amoco Service
Lewistown, MD
Williamson’s Drug Store
Fredenck
Most
Mr Poole
Robert Fieance
Har Demgn
Bair Styhist
Beautician
Frede Beauty School
Robertee Bene
Orphive
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