Reports Thief Of Expensive Pens At North Potomac Street
City police investigate larceny of five gold fountain pens valued at 360 dollars from Roney Brothers on North Potomac Street. Four pens worth 50 dollars each and one 40 dollar pen, plus four books, were stolen. Also reported: 62 dollars in cash from Mrs. Ardelia Banks, 1 dollar in pennies from West End Feed Store. Youths believed to have entered through an east window Wednesday night. An 11-year-old Brunswick woman was fined 25 dollars and costs for shoplifting on West Washington Street.
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Roney Brothers
North Potomac Street
Ardelia Banks
West Bethe
West End
Brunswick
Knode
West Washington Street
Fishing trip for wounded vets aids rehab along Potomac River
A group of veterans from Newton D. Baker General Hospital near Martinsburg West Virginia fished for bass on the Potomac River last Sunday under Frank L Bentz of the State Game and Inland Fish Commission. An officer of the Conococheague Sportsmen's Club said another outing is planned this coming Sunday with a picnic at the club. Bentz organizes a series of fishing trips for hospitalized veterans transported by donated cars. Smallmouth bass fishing is good as the river nears normal height and the commission plans stocking to expand fishing opportunities for many veterans.
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Newton D. Baker General Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Potomac River
Frank L. Bentz
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Amb
Baltimore
Conococheague Sportsmen’s Club
Miller
Ge Iow Shepherdstown
Bentz
Special Newsreel to be Shown Here at Maryland Theatre
A Pathe newsreel titled Liberation of Pat 3 will run at the Maryland Theatre from Sunday, Sept. 10 to next Wednesday. George Payette, city manager of Warner Bros. Theatres, says the films were rushed from Paris and depict street fighting between Nazis and French forces and the U S entry greeted by residents. The program also includes War Speeds Up released by the War Department through Army Pictorial Service.
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Pathe
Pat
Maryland
George Payette
Warner Bros. Theatres
Paris
United States
War Department I
Army Pictorial Service
Labor strike history and image cut at Maryland academy
The article notes a low appearing at the Maryland venue shown through Saturday and at the Academy next week Sunday and Monday. It recalls the first American labor strike on a railroad in 1877 when workers protested a 2a 10 percent image cut.
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Maryland
Academy
Taxi Question To Fore Again
Mayor Sweeney urged the Council to pass a cab stand ordinance to reserve exclusive spaces in parts of the city amid long running disputes with the Street Board over taxi noise and parking. No action was taken. consensus favored stands as a potential solution. The council also approved a 10 year Edison power contract for a Halfway booster pumping station with minimum annual power of $1500 and discussed funding beacon and boundary lights for the Municipal Airport.
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Street Board
Abot
Richard H. Sweeney
Board of Street Commissioners
Potomac Edison Company
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