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Martz Gets Twelve Years For Burglary Conviction
Irving Martz, found guilty of burglary by dynamite was sentenced to twelve years in Maryland State Prison by Associate Judges Worthington and Peter. Defense counsel said they would appeal to the Maryland Court of Appeals. The court overruled a defense petition to suspend sentence. Mrs. Graft testified to aiding the capture of Wallace. officers and Martz described promises of leniency and immunity in exchange for information. The case centered on Martz and Wallace, with testimony detailing their trip from Baltimore to Thurmont and the events surrounding Creager’s murder.
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Irving Martz
Maryland
Glenn H. Worthington
Edward C. Peter
Samuel A. Lewis
Lawrence Kaufman
Baltimore
Maryland ‘Court of Appeals
Worthington
Martz
Clarence S. Willace
Leo M. Creager
Lowe
Mart
Wallace
Florence Gratt
Wallac
Leo Creager
Marts
Charles FO Marts
SC Hagerstown
Charles Bozer
Matewemcorahy
Abbott Wallace
Recelives
Teene
Aftaropon
George Lan
Walae
Wiorences
Thurmont
Thurmond
Ural
Sein
Preder
Dean Kited
Hg Bads
Ely Wollnes
Sagexested
Retrick