Street Fracas Told In Court
George D. Gue, known as Mr. Airy, was fined in People's Night Court for speeding and related offenses after a Saturday incident involving Carl Duvall and Louis Reed near Frederick. He received suspended sentences on assault, battery, and property destruction, with the judge urging maturity as he seeks reenlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Gue
Airy
Gue
Carl Junior Duvall
RFD
Mt. Ay
Louis Reed
Frederick
Reed
Carlton D. Lawson
City Hall
Lieut
Ben Phebus, Jr
Niger
Lawson
Mt. Airy
Duvall
D. W. Bowser
Jug Bridge
Pearl
New Market
Ridgeville
Bowser
Carroll-Howard
US 40
State
Duvail
E. Austin James
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Disciplinary Fines Remitted in Frederick Court Case List
The report enumerates fines and jail sentences in Frederick on various charges from drunkenness to trespass and speeding. Names incl ude Gue Duvall Parks Mines Sherman Bott Foster Staley Harres Bradshaw Hastler Fox Sohusler and others. fines range from 10 to 50 dollars with several 30 day jail terms. Officer Nathan Dorsey issued all citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Gue
Duvall
Reed
Wiliam
Parks
RFD
Jacob Mines
Adamstown
Chillicothe
James R. Foster
College Park
Robert N. Staley
West Patrick Street
Dorothy Mae Harres
Pearl Street
Maurice FE. Bradshaw
LeGore
Charles N. Hastler
Charles Town
W. Va
Wilbur W. Fox
Baltimore
Francis E. Sohus Ler
Washington
Nathan Dorsey
Monocacy Valley Association Officers Elected
Glenn T. Swisher of Potomac Edison was elected president at the Monocacy Valley Association Christmas party held Monday night in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. Retiring president James Roughan presided. Other officers named were Raymond Brehaut vice president G William Stultz treasurer and John R Fitzpatrick secretary. Forty four draw prizes were distributed to members and guests with numerous local officials among the attendees. A British firm is marketing leather gloves illuminated by small battery powered bulbs to increase cyclist safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn T. Swisher
Potomac Edison Company
Monocacy Valley Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
James Rough
Price Electric Corp
Raymond Brehaut
Frederick Gas Company
G. William Stultz
Union Manufacturing Company
John R. Fitzpatrick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Charles Smelser
Joseph Payne
Gary Utterback
C. Clifton Wirts
Clyde M. Roney
Chamber of
Pittsburgh Civil Rights Congress Tied to Communist Party
UR Mathew Cvetic, ex underground Communist for the FBI in western Pennsylvania, testified that the Pittsburgh Civil Rights Congress was a hand picked Communist Party group in the 1940s. He helped found the CRC in 1947 and remained active until 1950. He said the CRC was a defense mechanism for the Party and called it our organization. He described early CRC officers as Reds and noted Communist directives for members to join. Steve Nelson, a top western Pennsylvania Communist, once directed CRC delegates for a New York Bill of Rights conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Matthew Cvetic
FBI
Pennsylvania
Pittscurgh
Civil Rights Congress
Communist Party
Cvetic
David J. Coddaire
Subversive Activities Control Board
Pittsburgh Civil Rights Congress
CRC
Pittsburgh
Steve Nelson
New York
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Monocacy Valley
Assn
Hagerstown
Mehrl
Ramsburg
John Hayes
Camp Detrick
John J. Schmidt
Hollywood
Vera-Elien
Vera-Ellen
Grace
Ease
Tian
Williamson's Drug Store
Philco
Motorola
Sunbeam
Irons Lewyt Vacuum Cleaners
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Ania
McGregor
Schroeder
East
Patrick Street
Hote
FTA Sese
Amsonite
Cristmas
Lane
Naarty
Sweethear
Yuletide
Berkline”—Health Chair
Cline
South Market ST
Harry Footer & CO. Cleaners
Market St
N. Market St
Santa
Damascus Electric Co
Crra
Will
Damascus
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