Magistrates Propose Higher Collateral in Speed and Reckless Driving
Magistrates at a conference in Hagerstown proposed increased collateral for various traffic offenses. Inexceeding 30 miles per hour collateral would rise to 25 dollars plus costs, and for exceeding 70 miles per hour to 200 dollars and costs. Proposals also set higher collateral for common drunk charges, reckless driving with or without injury, and property damage, while stating fines remain individual. Participants included Jacob Berkson, Martin Ingram, Edward Foster, Austin Bikie, and Jesse Shank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob BR. Berkson
Martin L. Ingram
Hagerstown
Edward P. Fost
Hancnck
Austin Bikie
Boonsharo
Jesse Shank
Williamsport
Senate debates extend price controls in tense session
The Senate struggled over how far to roll back inflation measures as Republicans pressed for limits and a two year extension. Amendments by Wherry and Cole of policy options split lawmakers while President Truman urged strong economy controls and warned of a public beatings if Congress failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mr. Truman
Truman
Congress
Wherry
R-Neb
Senate Banking Committee
Miltikin R. Colei
Rideway Gets Green Light To Arrange Trace
American officials kept a cautious stance as Lt Gen Ridgeway nears action on Korea. Lovett said instructions approved by Truman and NSC authorize Ridgeway to pursue select lines. cease-fire terms at field conferences must win Washington approval amid fears of wider Soviet pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rideway
Green Light
State Department
Jacob Malik
United Nations
Lovett
United States
Korea
U. S
Ridgway
Defense Department
Truman
National Security Council
Barkley
State Acheson
Defense Marshall
National Security Resources Board
Lave
Ridgeway
U. N
Washington
309th From Here Will Train At Fort Knox Ky
The 309th Logistical Command of Hagerstown from the Army’s Organized Reserve Corps heads to Fort Knox Kentucky for two weeks of summer training. The unit has 63 members including 45 officers one warrant officer and 17 enlisted men commanded by Lt Col Cecil G McVay. Enlisted men of the 304th train with the 297th Logistical Command of Cleveland while the 20th Women West Virginia National Guard also arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
209Th
Hagerstown
Army
Organized Reserve Corps
Fort Knox
Cal
Cecil G. McVay
ORC National Guard
304Th
297Th
Cleveland
Ohio
Woman Killed In Truck-Taxi Collision Here
A year old mother, Mrs Edna Pauline Green of Lovettsville Virginia, died when her 1 ton truck hit a taxi on Mills Street at 4 39 pm Yesterday. Her three children Milton 7 Jinden 6 and Mark 4 were injured and held at the hospital with their father en route. Police noted the truck passed a boulevard stop sign before colliding with William Preston Nichols taxi on Bathmore Street. Pearl Storms 47 suffered chin and ankle lacerations and shoulder bruising. The driver Nichol 19 and two minor accidents were reported in Public Square and on Franklin Stones Kuhn Avenue. Total damage placed at 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
East Baltimore
Edna Pauline Green
Lovettsville
Virginia
Mill Street
Bathmore Street
William Preston Nichols
Antietam Street
Pearl Storms
Cannon Avenue
Huma
Milton
Jinden
Mark
Hey
Public Square
Franklin V. Stones
Kuhn Avenue
John FF. Keesecker
Sharpsburg
AL Franklin
Jonathan
Mary da Ridenour
Hagerstown
Roue
Atrack
Charles KE. Moetter
Havertown
Pa- Nice
Moeller
Smithsburg Shoe Plant To Open In Smithsburg
The Smithsburg factory construction began February 16 and nears completion. Debris from a Wednesday wind storm delayed work on the site, but repairs proceed as training of additional workers continues. John W. Chamberlain named plant manager. future plans include cementing soles to uppers for infants' shoes.
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Che Smithsburg
Nrong
Add Gonal
Flatner
Wo R
Oyer
TL BK
Hovodel
Ure
Yerterluay
Carl M. Bachman
Waynesboro Shoe Manufacturing Company
John W. Chamberlain
Wayneshare Shoe
Smithsburg
Triesler Named Co Manager in Hecker & Co Taral Office
Henry C. Triesler becomes co manager of the taral office of Hecker & Co replacing the former manager. The piece marks Triesler’s 84th anniversary in the investment securities business and notes prior openings of offices by Bayard W. Goslin and Josephthal & Co. at 10 Jonathan Street and in the Professional Arts Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Triesler
Taral
Hecker & Co
Triester
Tsiness
Hecker & Po
Tayard W. Gaslin
Professional Arts
Josephthal & Co
Triesler
Jonathan Street
Goslin
Hs City
Man Gets Year For Exposure
Osborne Shipley was sentenced to a year in the House of Correction for indecent exposure after earlier serving eighteen months for the same charge. Magistrate Jacob Bo Berkson split the sentence, returning him to six months for two June 14 charges and noting prior convictions. He urged psychiatric treatment at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Shipley
House of Correction
Jacob Bo Berkson
Shipley
Menerech
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Potomac Brand
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Jefferson St
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Onhr
Baemal Te
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Third Hoor
Sade Bulding
Maryland
Franklin Street
Fort Knox, Ky
Way
Washington County Hospital
Melart
Nya
Jewelers Ramilton
Dana
Crouse Produce
Rona
Jone Ies
Wein Bibst
Dia Ons Jewelry
Washington BT
Cranberry
Ean
Tehder
A&p
Bayard Goslin
Otherruber
Hotel
Alexander Bldg
Mobil Safe
Milena
Mobil
Mobil Hydrotone
Blake’s
Smithsburg, Md
Boonsboro
Boonsboro, Md
Middlekauff Motors
Potomac Ava
Mowery’s
Cleveland Ava
Taylor’s Service
Williamsport, Md
Parker Tire Company
W. Franklin St
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