Thurmont Pair Convicted in Infants Support Case
James E. Morgan and Bernard W. Shorb were convicted in Peoples' Court for non support of infant children. Morgan received a suspended sentence and repayment terms. Shorb must pay his estranged wife $7 weekly for three years and risk suspension if he fails. The defendants faced other family neglect claims and court supervision.
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James E. Morgan
Center Street
Bernard W. Shorb
Thurmont
Peoples’ Court
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Wosgan
Maryland House of Correction
Shorb
Morgan
Sherman
Boxers
Fire alarm urge ends with jail time for Wilkenson
W Ernest Wilkenson, 41, of Chantilly Virginia, pulled a fire alarm on an East Baltimore street waiting for his wife. Police charged him with turning on a false alarm after foremen arrived. He said the alarm was to get police help as his wife and car were missing. Magistrate Simon Schonfield ordered bond at $500 for grand jury action. He claimed to be driving toward Wilmington when the incident occurred amid cold weather. Also reported are livestock market prices and a separate note on Argentina plans to remove busts of Juan and Eva Peron from Mt. Aconcagua.
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Castle
Dorses
Shoemaker
Fred R Bannister
Catonsville
Merlih Dayhoff
Baltimore
Bannister
Dayhoff
Ernest ‘Wilkenson
Chantilly
Wilkenson
Panholman
Edward Gordon
Jie
Simon Schonfield
Wilmington
Del
Gordon
Sew Motel Going Up Hong Kong 26 Story Hotel
A 26 story hotel is under construction on the Hong Kong waterfront. The project reflects continued development along the harbor as builders expect to complete the seacan site soon.
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Hong Kong
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Parner
Carl C. Castle
Middle Alley
Nathan Dorsey
Trash Burr
Schroeder
Patrick Sireut
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Hang
Buenos Aires
Mt. Aconcagua
Hemisphere
Juan
Eva Peron
Peron
Headquarters & Repair Service
Bartgis
Immerman
East Patrick St
J. Ag Arie Shaea
Penirn
Ward
Zenith
Srandenburg
Crric Electa
Patrick Street
Srandene
Woans
Finance Corporation
Bromley
Parsons
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