Morality issues and multiple fines dominate county court notes
The report records various court actions including beatings and assaults within shared housing, fines for assault and battery, and admissions of illegal living arrangements. Individuals named include Benest Cotton Lane, Joan Chaney, Dorothy Orem, and Henry Weedon, with mention of others fined for damage, intoxication, and license violations, plus collateral forfeitures and a disturbance at a North Market Street apartment.
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Mece
Benest
Cotton Lane
House of Correction
Phila
Jal Lane
Bell
Joan Chaney
Dorothy Orem
Sahe
Chaney
Henry Weedon
Paul Green
Lowth
Market Streets
Oscar Kline
Frederick
Tsccea
Oliver V. Healer
Bolivar
Serge May
Charles N. Cage
Hegerstown
Norman Dietz
Fhriving
Frank A. Grove
Mathew
Tyergar
Russell Rippeon
Gordon Trowell
Ernest Dorsey
John A. Wright
James Moore
Iris Rince
Henry Herbert
Hershel Himes
Harold Karn
Robert P . Jackson
Kenneth Ramsburg
James Newman
Frances N Cook
Jesse L Cook
North Market Street
Turday
Sergt
Ben Phebus
Offcer
William Royer
Commissioners consider 310000 to combat Jap beetles
Montgomery County commissioners study a request for 310000 to curb Japanese beetles mainly in suburbs. County Agent O W Anderson and James D King, president of the County Farm Bureau, presented the proposal to the board Tuesday. The amount discussed was 2560.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
O W. Anderson
James D King
County Farm Bureau
Marine Tractor Survivors Struggle Ashore
County agents outline funding gaps for farm equipment and sprayer upgrades while planning expanded sprayer coverage in the suburban area from June to September. A separate music recital at Montgomery Methodist Church featured student performances including piano, brass, saxophone, and vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Seized German Lenses Put U S Out In Front
A million dollar collection of Zeiss photographic lenses seized from Germany after the war advances U S optics. The First Army requisitioned the Carl Zeiss plant lenses for study at Fort Monmouth and a subset will be shown at the Chicago Coliseum for a week starting Saturday.
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Fort Monmouth
N. J
Germany
United States
Army Sional Corps
American First Army
Carl Zeiss
Jena
Europe
Signal Corps Center
Zeiss
U.S
Court Rules Police May Obtain Blood Specimens For Evidence
Maryland Court of Appeals upheld admission of blood samples from suspects in felonies without requiring justification. The ruling allows such evidence in trial regardless of how obtained, citing a life sentence case involving Bruce Davis for a 1946 assault near Rockville. The article notes other states have women secretaries of state.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Bruce Davis
Rockville
Alabama
Connecticut
New Mexico
South Dakota
Busses Fire Upon UJA Delegation in Haifa
American members of the United Jewish Appeal delegation traveling in two armored buses in Haifa were fired upon. No injuries reported. One shot pierced the first bus, narrowly missing the Jewish driver. 30 to 40 bullets hit the second bus, puncturing a tire and nearly overturning the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
United Jewish Appeal
Haifa
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University of Maryland
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Pearce
Drug & Prescription Service
Mr. Penney
Chambray
Penney’s
Crisp AZ W Contonsz
Penney
Bulova
Elgin
Benrus
Longines
Rensie
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Jewels
Ig Bulova
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Mary Low
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