Drunk fined higher in Judge Thomas Court amid trial influx
After Memorial Day, Judge L E Thomas Municipal Court moved to a new $25 minimum fine for drunkenness or 10 days, as 118 cases were listed for Tuesday. Lon Pearson received 60 days or $75 or 30 more days for assault with a gun on Clifford Jones at 1448 NW 5th, while Louise Roth’s case was dismissed after husband withdrew charges. Other verdicts include vagrancy 40 days for Jimmy Dixon and various continuances or dismissals.
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Notable Assaults Dominate 78-Case Trial List
The docket included 78 cases with the highlight on Mrs. Freddie Mae Jackson and Mrs. Johnie Mae Hadley. Jackson faced multiple counts of assaulting officers Bowen and Carroll and resisting arrest at 457 NW 15th. Hadley, charged with assaulting Deann Shannon, a 16 year old expectant mother, sparked a disturbance that drew police attention. After a fracas, Jackson and Hadley were arrested. both women received jail time or fines following judge Thomas's rulings.
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Dorsey To Graduate 36 Vocational Students
Dorsey will graduate 36 students with both a diploma and a day trade certificate in trades including Dry Cleaning Tailoring Automobile Mechanics Radio Serving Cabinet and Millwork. Ninety percent or more are expected to be placed in local jobs with good salaries and conditions urging enrollment now.
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Dorsey Teacher Wins Kiwanis Scholarship
W R Thomas announces three $250 Kiwanis scholarships for Dade County teachers to pursue guidance training. Recipients are Louis A. Caputo of Coral Gables High Richard L. Cook of Hialeah High and Mrs Juanita Hamberry of Dorsey High Mrs Hamberry teaches mathematics and chairs tests while active in YWCA March of Dimes and community work. She plans to attend New York University this summer.
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