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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1951
Page
14
Hagerstown firefighters rushed to a truck fire on West Washington Street near Buena Vista Avenue early last night. The blaze endangered nearby properties and prompted an emergency response by local units.
Washington reports a new push to authorize federal funding for public schools. Rep. Barden introduced a bill providing 200 million dollars yearly to districts for teachers salaries supervision and maintenance plus equipment and building upkeep, while excluding transportation health textbooks and athletic facilities.
Annapolia Md June 16 Dierald Wright 46 avoided bigamy by claiming three marriages with no divorce left him guilty of trigamy The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled he could be retried in Prince Georges County after admitting marriages to Dell Thompson Fort Lauderdale 1941 Tinogene B Wright Washington Elkton 1947 and Dean Dunn Hyattsville 1948 The court ordered new proceedings noting the first marriage remained legal making the second void and thus relieving him of bigamy charges.
Dartlene Kellogg, now 27, recounts a life of repeated eye injuries from gas and acid, surgeries, and a later crash that robbed her sight briefly. At the Braille Institute she plans to become a language teacher while continuing her nursing and study. The piece also notes indictments and unresolved criminal cases in the period.
Centreville Maryland June 1. Fines totaling $1500 were handed down for gambling and liquor law violations. Chief Circuit Judge William R. Horney imposed $100 fines on 12 individuals accused of keeping pinball or slot machines. Four others faced alcohol law penalties. Defendants run restaurants service stations pool rooms or beer taverns. Two private investigators assisted the May term grand jury.
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