Taneytown area trio jailed after multiple larcenies
An 18 year old from Taneytown faces larceny charges for stealing over $100 from a relative and a service station. Jennings V. Frock Jr admitted the thefts after a trap was set by Officer Poteet. The youth and two others were jailed in Westminster for hearings this week. Also arrested was Raymond W Schildry 43 for drunken and reckless driving on Route 71, with disorderly conduct added after he became belligerent. Hearing scheduled for Wednesday.
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Taneytown
Westminster
J. S. Poteet
Jennings V. Frock, Jr
Herman B. Keefer
Service Staton
York Street
Taneyton
Keefer
Porcett
Young Frock
Treboy
Carroll County
M E. Burman
Raymond William Schildry
Keymar
Poteet
Senlot
Stabbing at tavern leads to arrest near Union Bridge
Harold Edward Sutphen, 28, formerly of Tennessee, now Route 1, Taneytown, was arrested by Trooper Markle for assault with a deadly weapon after a stabbing at Close's tavern near Union Bridge. Cecil Thompson was stabbed in the stomach and treated by Dr. Marsh. Sutphen to be arraigned Saturday before Magistrate Tubman. Also reports lootings along Route 40 with robberies at West Friendship Garage and a service station east of Ellicott City, involving car parts and cash.
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Burman
Close’s Tavern
Union Bridge
Harold Edward Sutphen
Tennessee
Taneytown
G. B. Markle
Poteet
Cecil Thompson
Silver Rock
Sutphen
Ellicott City
Lauren Ridge
Frederick
Bitter attack on Mindszenty storms Budapest press
In Budapest on February 6 Hungarian Communist press issued a fierce broadside against Cardinal Mindszenty, claiming treason and death as possible outcomes. The Szabadsag newspaper branded the primate a defeated West and a "wretched worm" amid his final courtroom plea for peace between church and state. Police investigated a string of thefts linked to pinball machine parts near New Market, connecting suspects to three robberies.
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Budapest
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Szibad Nep
Cardinal Muindszenty
Timy
Catholic Pr
Mate
Hungarian Cardinal Faces Treason Trial Verdicts
Defendants including the Cardinal deny plots to overthrow the Hungarian government while the People’s Court plans to announce verdicts Tuesday. Budapest press reports demand liquidation of the Cardinal as an enemy of the state amid weeks of hostile editorials.
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Jveman Peoples Court
Budapest
Potomac bookkeeper pleads guilty to embezzlement counts
Charles W Embrey 31, former Montgomery County Liquor Control Board bookkeeper, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Circuit Court to several counts of embezzlement. Embrey told Judge Prescott he did not want an arrangements for sentencing noted options for appeals and possible direct appeal with permission from the Peoples Court. The case is part of Montgomery County liquor division proceedings.
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Tucads Cviiney
Rockville
Charles W Embrey
Potomac
Beer
Montgomery County Liquor Centsel Board
Montgomery County
Sry
Embrey
Tedman Prescott
Frederick liquor embezzlement case set for March trial
The News reports Frederick Maryland officials accuse Forney of embezzling about $200 over six days by altering beer keg return figures. Liquor board says around $1,000 is missing. Judge Prescott schedules Embrey's trial for March 21.
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Forney
Liquor Board
Prescott
Embrey
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