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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1948
Page
3
The district attorney, John, admitted he did not know eavesdropping was indictable until legal research. Kane said no such charge exists in the criminal code, calling it an ancient common law offense with no prosecutor appearing.
Abele, indicted for eavesdropping, faced municipal court on trespassing and disorderly conduct charges after loitering by his home. Judge Boyle found no evidence to support the charges, and in quarter sessions Judge Lewis ordered the eavesdropping charge not pressed, suggesting he obtain a television set.
Worried Cearfoss parents write to editors demanding stricter enforcement of school bus rules after citing dangerous conditions. They question bus loading, crossing location, overload, driver visibility, and insurance backing for standing riders while urging policy changes or tax removal if unsafe practices persist. An aside recipe notes Brussels sprouts with browned butter and cider vinegar.
Fresno, California hosts early steps in canon law toward possibly declaring Padre Junipero Serra a saint. A Douglas Tilnen statue titled Apostle of California stands in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. Monuments to the padre include a chain of early California missions many of which have been restored.
David Rizzio, once a musician and bass singer in Mary Queen of Scots court, joined as her valet de chambre and foreign secretary. His proximity sparked court intrigue leading to his murder.
The Republican Club of Maryland plans a luncheon and Christmas party in Baltimore to celebrate the GOP victory that brought Maryland to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey in the recent presidential election.
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