No Threats Made By Straley in Police Trial Record
Police evidence showed Chief Straley did not threaten Sergt Swomley or any officer. Swomley testified he faced intimidation rumors and sought night duty while denying direct threats. The Police Commission found no proof of threats, though Swomley described pressure about transfers and ongoing tensions at Police Headquarters.
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Sergi
Swomley
Sergt. Swomiey
Chief Straley
Straley
Swomiey
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Sergt. Swomley
Retaliaton
Sergt Swomley
Richard E. Zimmerman
Ofice
Zimmerman
Impart
Night Force
Sergt.Swomley
Fitzpatrick
Seret Swomley
Mit
Emmitsburg Woman's Club opens fall meetings
The opening fall meeting of the Woman's Club of Emmitsburg on Sept 25 at Mrs Lawrence Orndorff’s home drew 21 members and 2 guests. President Mrs Edwin Chrismer urged reading the American Creed, music by Mrs R M Zacharias, and announced winter meetings in members’ homes. Committees were named for the October 17–18 Community Show at the American Legion Hall, with Mrs Charles Sharrer as general chairman and other roles assigned.
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Louise Sebold
Ann Codors
American Legion Hall
T. W Rodgers
Morris Zentz
Mervin Tate
Chas. Sharrer
O. H. Stinson
Chas. Linn
Raymond Baumgardner
Maurice Moser
Charles Harner
Chrismer
Emmitsburg
Roy Bollinger
Ward Kerrigan
van Gough
E. L. Higbee
Robert Daugherty
Reading
Ted Malone
George Eyster
Frederick
J. Lawrence Orndorff
College Park
Bits
Harry Boxie
Lou Davis
Chismer
Charles Sharrer
Charles Linn
Emmitsburg Grange
Regissrars
Rrl Zachamas
Weather Summary for Days Ended Today and Tomorrow
The report records no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending at 3 a m. today, with 2.32 inches of rainfall for September to date and a deficit of 281 inches for 1947 through September. Yesterday’s high was 66 and last year’s high 76, while lows were not listed. Sun set at 559 pm, rise at 604 am. moonrise 628 pm and moonset 615 am. Rivers conditions show Monocacy at Bucke rstown Dam cloudy, and Potomac at Point of Rocks clear as of 9 am today.
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Buckerstown Dam
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Time changes end Daylight Saving in Maryland statewide
For the first time in five months Maryland returns to standard time with 2 a.m. Sunday clocks, ending the mixed time zones across the state. Eastern Shore and Western Shore areas followed different schedules, while some towns remained on Standard Time before switching back. In Frederick County baseball playoffs, Woodsboro defeats Damascus 4-3 to force a rubber game in the semi finals. Blue Ridge Summit advances to the Shaughnessy final by beating Thurmont 9-5.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Baltimore City
Annapolis
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Salisbury
Cambridge
District of Columbia
Hancock
Washington County
Wee
Luses
Oo Frederick County Baseball League
Blue Ridge Summit
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Damascus
Auto Wreck Injures Georgetown Student, Davis Unharmed
Bernard M Davis Jr 21 son of Dr and Mrs Davis of 211 Rockwell Terrace and Henry Fox Georgetown University student escaped injuries when a 1947 deluxe auto driven by Davis ran off the Hagerstown Frederick highway seven miles east of Hagerstown. Davis was uninjured Fox had minor leg injuries. Vehicle toppled down an embankment. Deputy Lester Isanogie said another car forced the run off the highway as they returned to Frederick.
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Bernard Martin Davis
Bernard M. Davis
Rockwell Terrace
Henry Fox, Jr
Georgetown University
Young Davis
Hagerstown-Frederick
Hagerstown
Davis
Fox
Washington County
Lester Isanogie
Frederick
Peak Locomotive Count on U.S. Railroads in 1921
The number of locomotives on U S railroads peaked at 64,949 in 1921 and declined to 43,489 by 1935, due largely to greater power per locomotive.
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U.S
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