Man Guilty as Court Lets Baker Collapse After Sentence
TRwight O Baker of Halltown West Virginia was found guilty of reckless driving and manslaughter in a fatal Route 340 crash that killed Pearl Lockhart of Baltimore. He collapsed in court after receiving a one year term at Maryland House of Correction and a minor fine, while witnesses recounted the crash and others testified.
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Trwight O. Baker
Halltown
W. Va
Edward J. Smith
Baker
Maryland House of Correction
Pearl Lockhart
Herring Court
Baltimore
William M. Storm
Smith
Harold L. Basore
Storm
Edward W. Reid
North Market Street
Frederick
Reid
Lockhart
Log Cabin Inn Hill
Harry King
Jeffer
Frederick Boy Cleared in Jap Sword Case Custody Granted
In a police court session Frederick Boy was found not guilty and the disputed jap sword record player awarded to him after the state failed to prove identity beyond a reasonable doubt. Forfeitures were ordered in traffic and city ordinance cases as well. The report also notes harsh treatment of German prisoners in war camps and Seger’s call for re education under the Geneva Convention.
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George H. Tittler
Baltimore
Harry Holsinger
Edward Thomas Leakins
Adamstown
Oficer
Denver Shook
Harry Kints
Frederick
Norman Trump
Charles Butler
Dames Overstreet
Martin Kanoge
Ellis Carty
America
Gestapo
Seger
Germany
Trial recounts fatal crash and manslaughter verdict
Testimony described Baker’s car passing two witnesses and speeding on the wrong side before colliding with the Lockhart vehicle. The magistrate sentenced Baker to one year in the House of Correction, noting the serious nature of the case and the witnesses’ conclusive testimony. The crash left Baker injured, hospitalized, and using a cane, while Mrs. Lockhart died instantly from a broken neck and fractured skull as the cars were demolished and separated by 147 feet.
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Baker
Lockhart
King
Smith
House of Correction
Basore
Nazis Active In U S Prison Camps Says Ex-German Leader
Gerhart H. Seger, editor of Neue Volkszeitung and former Reichstag member, told Baltimore reporters that Nazi organizations are active in American prison camps. He cites five non-conformist prisoners executed and warns of threats to postwar democracy in Germany.
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Baltimore
Gestapo
Germany
Reichstag
Gerhart H. Seger
New York City
Neue Volkszeitung
Organiz
Seger Addresses Baltimore Rotary on International Understanding
Seger spoke in Baltimore delivering an address sponsored by the Institute of International Understanding of the Baltimore Rotary Club. The event highlighted global cooperation and mutual comprehension as key goals.
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Seger
Baltimore
Institute of International Understanding
Baltimore Rotary Club
Earth’s Weight Cited As 997 Quintillion Teng Units
A gem environment scientist’s circulation reports the earth weighs about 997 quintillion teng. The claim appears in a scientific note citing measurements and standard celestial estimates.
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Dwight O. Baker
Frederick Boy
U. S. Marine Corps
South Pacific
Marine Corps
Corp
Aubrey W. Smith
Washington, D. C
Harry C. Jones
Falls Church
Walter L. Roney
Clyde M. Roney
Rosemont Avenue
Pie. Roney
Joseph Stanton
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Anrest
Vicory
The
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Cos
Bell System
U.S
Gort eZine
Gill's
Colles
Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States
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