Local Judge Assigned To Ath Circuit In Maryland
Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer was named to substitute for ill Judge Joseph D. Mish in Maryland's Fourth Judicial Circuit. Mish, chief judge, suffered a heart attack last Thursday. Schnauffer, an associate judge of the Sixth Circuit, will assist until Mish recovers, with an October 7 constitutional challenge to Cumberland's anti-subversive ordinance set for hearing in Cumberland.
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Annapolis
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Joseph D. Mish
Maryland
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Mish
Fourth Circuit
Allegany
Washington
Garrett
Schnaifffer
Montgomery
Frederick
Ogle Marbury
Court of Appeals
Schnauffer
Absolved In Death Of Man On Scooter
Leonard W Eyler of New Midway, 34, was found not guilty in a Peoples Court hearing of failing to keep to the right on the Continental road near Woodsboro August 28, where Roy Ensor, 61, died from a fractured skull and leg injuries after a collision with Eyler’s car. Eyler testified he swerved to avoid the scooter. State Trooper H B O'Brien cited highway marks indicating Eyler on his side.
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Leonard W. Eyler
New Midway
Peoples Court
Woodsboro
Roy Ensor
H. B. O'Brien
Ensor
Eyler
Continental Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Alton Y. Bennett
O'Brien
John B. Slicer
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Slicer
Charles M. Cramer
Center Street
Maxine Cramer
Charles E. Cramer
James H. Rouzee, Jr
Cramer
Rouzee
Bernard M. Dixon
Route 5
R. A. Myers
Tavern Patron Shot In Chase Of Fugitive
A tavern patron helping chase a prowler was shot in the shoulder by the bartender while pursuing a fugitive. Daniel Beecher of South Baltimore was treated for a wound from a bullet that ricocheted off a fence. Albert Rhodes, Negro, was held on $5,000 bond charged with intent to steal. he denied involvement.
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Baltimore
Daniel Beecher
Martin Susnowitz
Aistol
Beecher
Susnowitz
Albert Rhodes
Early frost spares Frederick county as warmth returns
Frederick county avoided significant frost after a chilly morning with readings from 39 to 41 at key stations. The smoky sky from Canadian forest fires lingered, with the Weather Bureau predicting mid-sixty daytime temperatures and no rain as a warmup follows a notably cold Sabbath.
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Frederick County
Mercury
Airport
State Police
Gambrill State Park
Weather Bureau
Funace Sres
Singanore Creek
Maryland
Claim Is Preferred in Betson Wright Motors Hearing
Circuit Court Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauf fer ruled Dr William Thomas Wright Jr of Bethesda holds a preferred claim of about 1600 against the Betson Wright Motors receivership The chattel mortgage for 2690 16 assigned by General Acceptance Corp was credited by about 1000 to the predecessor Keilholtz Motor Co The case involves stock sales and security for a loan to Betson Wright with testimony from John B Wright and others about the mortgage and its release rumors
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
William Thomas Wright, Jr
Bethesda
Betson-Wright Motors
Wright
General Acceptance Corporation
Betson-Wright
Keilholtz Motor Company
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Betson- Wright
Dr. Wright
Betson
John B. Wright
H. Ernest Myers
Betson-Wright Combine
Edward D. Storm
William M. Storm
U S Apologizes To Britain For Mistake
London reports Prime Minister Clement Attlee thanked the United States for a message of sympathy after the accidental bombing of British troops in Korea by U S planes. Attlee said he understands mistakes occur in wartime operations. Julius C Holmes, in charge of the London embassy, conveyed U S sorrow in a letter.
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London
Clement Attlee
Korea
U. S
Julius C. Holmes
Attlee
Holmes
Lewis Douglas
United States
Probe Of Inn Operation Begun By Trout
An investigation into the Green Valley Inn near Frederick on Route 240 opened after a drunken driving hearing. William Bartgis, 18, was found guilty and jailed 30 days for $100.75 in fines. Trooper Whitney testified Bartgis ran a red light and showed alcohol odor. Bartgis claimed a beer at the inn with a waiter serving him, saying he was 18. He said he later forgot how he got his keys and claimed to be a construction worker.
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Green Valley Inn
Frederick
Peoples Court
G. Cleveland Trout
Margaret Stull
William Bartgis
Route 40
Maynard J. Whitney
Alton Y. Bennett
Whitney
South
South Market Streets
Route 240
Bartgis
Frederick-Washington
Emmitsburg Reformed Church to Hold Thanksgiving Services
Reconstruction of the Emmitsburg Evangelical and Reformed church proceeds after a February fire. Rev. Edmund Welker states the church could reopen by Thanksgiving with work including a strengthened altar wall, new roof, organ, divided vestibule, and chancel. Community volunteers and funds from congregations support the project, with pews arriving in October and windows by November.
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Emmitsburg
Welker
Potomac
George Martin
Glenn Springer
Clyde Ohler
John Bollinger
Russell Andrew
Harold Hoke
Walter Simpson
Charles McNair
Henry Hoke
George Gingell
Fred Wolfe
The
Reformed Church
Emmitsburg Methodist Church
Television To Control Land Battles In Future War
Lt. Gen. Sir Charles Keightly, British commander in Germany, predicted that future land battles will be controlled by television. He said during British autumn maneuvers that battles could be directed as if watched by a TV eye, though he hoped it would not lead to arm chair generals. Keightly has deployed film units to record actions across the mock battlefield for study by European and Commonwealth observers.
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Sennelager
Germany
Charles Keightly
Europe
Keightly
Television Eye
More Candidates File Statements In Primary Elections
A number of additional candidates filed statements of expenditures in the Clerk of the Circuit Court office. County Commissioner Robert R. Rhoderick spent 8 dollars and County Commissioner A Grant Hooper 67.01 for renominations. State's Attorney Edwin F Nikirk who won renomination spent 207.84 with 112.96 for printing preparing and mailing letters. Denver J Shook successful Democratic candidate for Sheriff spent 202.72 including 51725 for cards 48 for advertising and 14.50 donations. Orphans Court Judge Spencer E Stup renominated spent 85.08 and Daniel J Thomas an unsuccessful Democratic candidate for penny Commissioner spent 87.
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Circuit Court
Robert R. Rhoderick
A. Grant Hooper
Edwin F. Nikirk
Denver J. Shook
Orphans Court
Spencer E. Stup
Daniel J. Thomas
Two Primary Questions Are Unanswered
Baltimore faces two key unsettled issues after Maryland's primary. First, can George P. Mahoney gain the Democratic gubernatorial nomination via recounts in Garrett Carroll Anne Arundel and Wicomico counties, narrowing Governor Lane's lead. Second, will Baltimore county official canvassing conclude in time to seat its delegation at the Democratic convention, with Haut's recount request delaying results and raising threats of further challenges and a mandamus action if canvassing stalls.
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Baltimore
Maryland
George P. Mahoney
Lane
Baltimore County
Mahoney
Garrett
Carroll
Anne Arundel
Wicomico County
Mahoneys
Board of Election Supervisors
John R. Haut
Haut
House of Delegates
John Grayson Turnbull
Baltc
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Sheriff Calls Dirge Whistling Just A Hoax
Paradis La Sept 25 Sheriff Leon Vial said new evidence supports the claim that the whistling around Jacquelyn Catlow an 18 year old bride to be is an inside job and a hoax The mother Mrs Clifford Catlow disputed the hoax claim and the sheriff said he would issue a final statement possibly tonight The wedding to Herbert Helsom 26 a state trooper is set for next Sunday at Taft about 25 miles west of New Orleans
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Paradis
Leon Vial
Jacquelyn Catlow
Clifford Catlow
Vial
Whistler
Taft
New Orleans
Miss Catlow
Herbert Helsom
Cadow
Jacquelyn
Large Estate Brought Into Orphans Court
One of the largest estates entering Orphans Court was opened this morning as three Burkittsville children qualified as administrators of John Samuel Zecher who died earlier this month. Court attaches predicted the value to exceed $100,000, with 12 farms already listed. Administrators are Lee S Zecher Gaye L Zecher and Mrs Pauline M K Guyton of Burkittsville. Zecher left no will. Heirs include the son and two daughters and two grandchildren of a deceased son. Calvin B Lohr Thurmont qualified as administrator of the estate of Mrs Mary H Creager widow of M L Creager a Thurmont funeral director. Three daughters and one son are heirs. Approximately $4,500 was reported.
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John Samuel Zecher
Burkittsville
Lee S. Zecher
Gaye L. Zecher
Pauline M. K. Guyton
Zecher
Calvin 8. Lohr
Thurmont
Mary H. Creager
M. L. Creager
De Gasperi starts nationwide land reform in Italy
Premier Alcide De Gasperi's government began the land reform program with the first parcel of land allocated to thirty peasant families near Cotrone. The Sept. 25 event marks the official rollout of the reform to redistribute agricultural land across the country.
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Cotrone
Italy
Alcide de Gasperi
Canadian Smoke Thick, Sun Returns Amid Cold Front
The Associated Press reports a vast plume of Canadian forest fire smoke blanketed much of the nation, darkening streets and delaying games in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Detroit. As the smoke thinned, temperatures were to climb back toward autumn norms with sun again.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Ocean
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Seaboard
Ohio Valley
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Detroit
LaGuardia Field
Alberta
Mackenzie
Canada
Plains States
Pacific Northwest
Kentucky
Corbin
Evansville
Indianapolis
Ind
Greensboro
N C
Albany
Burlington
Caribou
Boston
Duluth
Moderation Seen in Maryland Temperatures Today
The Weather Bureau forecasts brighter skies and gradual warming for Maryland after a chilly spell that brought freezing-like temperatures statewide. Overcast caused by smoke from Canadian forest fires created a yellow-gray light, with the eclipse expected tonight as the smoke clears.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Weather Bureau
United States
Canada
Baltimore
Cumberland
Salisbury
Baltmore City
Salsbury
Pikesville
Waterloo
Friendship
Airborne Force Used In Korean Battle
Washington reports the army is mobilizing its airborne reserve for a major strike against North Korea. Paratroopers arrived at Kimpo airfield near Seoul and were used in house to house combat to seize Seoul. The force may operate behind enemy lines to establish airheads and disrupt supply lines as the conflict progresses.
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Washington
Pentagon
Kimpo
Seoul Battlefront
Bastogne
Belgium
101St Airborne Division
Seoul
Sim
United States
Japan
Russian Made Tanks Seized in Korea By Allied Forces
General MacArthur's headquarters said Allied forces in Korea captured at least 10 Russian type tanks in the month ending last Wednesday. A partial list shows 5-24 tanks, 3 self propelled guns, 15 122 mm howitzers, 4 76 mm guns and 18 other artillery pieces. plus 24 anti tank guns, 4 anti tank rifles, 5 other pieces, mortars, machineguns, rifles, and 12 heavy trucks.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Korea
Arma
Inchon
Ewell Blackwell Set For Appendicitis Operation
Cincinnati Reds star pitcher Ewell Blackwell will undergo an appendectomy today for appendicitis after collapsing on the way to St Louis. He was transported by ambulance from Indianapolis and will be operated on by Dr Reed Smith, club physician. The incident followed a previous victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first game of a doubleheader. London Protest Call Hits British Liberal Stance Over Anti Communist Bill.
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Cincinnati
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Blackwell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Indianapolis
Reed Smith
Gabe Paul
Patrols of 1st Cavalry in Chongju drive deep near Seoul
Allied columns pressed deep into Seoul and its outskirts as U S forces and Marines advanced toward Duk Soo palace and the government cluster. First Cavalry armored patrols moved toward Chongju while Seventh Division units pierced Osan and Marines sought to push toward the capital’s center.
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Chongju
Tokyo
Duk Soo Palace
Seoul
U.S
Buk Soo Palace
U. S. First Cavalry
Inchon-Seoul
Seventh Division
Osan
Seou
South Mountain
Hanover
Alli Pasion
Tong Mak Sang
Lewis
Chesty
Puller
Tenth Corps
Duk
Weat
Han
Yongdongpo
U. S
Fifth Regiment
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Ath Circuit
Tll Mish
Hagerstown
New Midway Auto
Britain
Trout
George C. Marshall
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
Emmitsburg Reformed Church
Daily Worker
White House
United Nations
Yongdok
Andong
Yechon
Uisong
Hamchang
Kumchon
Kyopchon
Chinju
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