Prison terms levied in police court cases
William T. Blank of Klinchart's Alley received 18 months in the House of Correction as a result of multiple charges after a Saturday arrest. He faced one year for operating an automobile while intoxicated and six months for driving after license revocation, with a concurrent six months for destruction of property. He sustained injuries requiring eleven stitches. Separate cases saw John W. Smith fined 30 dollars for drunkenness after a prior release, and Richard Cranshaw and Maxine Kern detained for disorderly conduct, with Cranshaw discharged and Kern jailed for 30 days, suspended upon return home.
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William T. Blank
Klinchart's Alley
House of Correction
Edward J. Smith
Blank
Nere
John W. Smith
West Butth Street
Smith
Richard Cranshaw
Maxine Kern
Moundsville
W. Va
Klinehart
Arnold Simmons
Cranshaw
Frederick
Arctic Port May Prove Strategic Hawait
Fragmented readable text notes a mix of names and events including a drunken driving incident involving Glen ny Fimpson, a August 28 delay vote by the Argenti mber of Deputies, and a picnic hosted by friends of Miss Esther Windsor with college plans in Massachusetts. The garbled items mention Peron, Chapultepec, and United Nations Charter with partial references to local social gatherings and county board actions.
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Regenot
Esther Windsor
iMr
Gilbert
Braddock Do Iver Omar
Aliss Windsor
Massachusetts
Myrtie
Griffith
Brandenbt
Carmack Harvey
Thomas Fuhner
Cynthia Gibson
Margaret Kupp
Frances Fulmer
William Zeitle
Local Court Docket Reports Drunkenness and Disorder
Sammy Thomson received 60 days in jail for drunkenness. Grace King was given 10 days in lieu of a $10 fine for disturbing the peace. Richard Brooks, a Baltimore transient, faced a 30 day suspended jail term and $5 costs for drunkenness. police kept two dins of hot drink funds from his confiscated panhandling total of $8.31. J R Corum Jr Jefferson pleaded guilty to drunken driving with a $100 fine. A dispute between Kilingsworth and Hagan families at Taney apartments led to assault and a $5 suspended sentence for Mrs Margaret.
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Sammy Thomson
Grace King
Richard Brooks
Baltimore
J. R. Corum Jr. Jefferson
Kilingsworth
Hagan
Taney
Margaret
County jail warden dismissed after prisoner escape
After Sheriff Griscom described two inmates escaping nine days earlier by walking through an unlocked gate into the cellblock, seven commissioners voted unanimously to dismiss Warden William Crouse of the county jail.
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William Crouse
Joseph Griscom
No Insurance On Wheat Crop After Sept 28
Maryland farmers must apply for Federal crop insurance for their fall wheat by September 28. PMA official Joseph H. Blandford notes rates vary by county, with premiums from half to eight tenths of a bushel per acre. Since 1939, Maryland farms have insured wheat crops, with maximum coverage at 75 percent of average yield.
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Guinge Pars
Nia
Joseph H. Blandford
Cne
State Production and Marketing Administration
Blandford
Maryland
PMA
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Green Cave Springs
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General Acceptance Corp
Sterrarrion MD
Central Australia
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N. Market St
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St. Louis
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Bethesda, MD
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Hagerstown
Mason & Dixon
Ar. L. Wilson Davis
Pioneer
Joseph W. Byron
Army of the United States
Whippet Breeders’ Association of Maryland
J. Clark Willson
Glensife Ave
Hagerstern
Harold Schaden
Linden Hills
Melvin Rabstein
West Patrick St
Arnold
Rosenwald
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Idietown
Harry Jame Amiles
Cainde Thornhill
Frank Sivnatra
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Les Brown
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Tinate
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Lady
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Va Oktanom
Wills
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Tennessee Ramamilers
Victor Varectins
Frederick Appliance CO
Patrick ST
Blue Ridge News Agency
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