Grand Jury Report Details 63 Witnesses and 25 Indictments
The February grand jury, foreman William M. Moore, submitted its report to Chief Judge Patrick M. Sehnauffer at 3:15 p.m. after three days. It shows 63 witnesses examined, 31 cases considered, 23 presentments, and 25 indictments, with several cases continued or dismissed. Fourteen indictments were reported earlier. four more indictments were handed down yesterday including Paul Harry Thomas Tambert for rape and others for robbery, breaking, entering and larceny, assault, manslaughter, and assault with intent to kill. The report notes one man had five indictments while others had two. The jury praised Montevue facilities and thanked officials, with special thanks to State's Attorney Samuel W. Barbrick for preparing the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Moore
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Paul Harry Thomas Tambert
Godfrey Thomas Weedon
Raymond Vincent Foreman
I A Tee Allhouse
Edward Lee Becket
Evelyn Virginia Proctor
Ida Miy
Elizabeth Bovee
Lime Kiln Community Notes Highlights Local Visits
Miss Rebecca Grove returns home to Baltimore after visiting her mother Mrs Eugene Grove in Lime Kiln. Several families share Sunday visits including the Briceys of Thurmont, the Bowers and cousins of Route 4 Freder ic, and James Springs with the Hamiltons and Siberts. John H. Foster recovers at home after surgery in Charles Town while Mrs Foster improves. Mrs T Brosius hosts Arlington visitors and Mrs Guy Albaugh recuperates at her daughter’s home after hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Carter
Rebecca
Grove
Baltimore
Eugene Grove
Katharine Rasmers
Wilbiam Randall
Austin Brichey
Thurmont
G. W. Fisher
Grayson Bowers
Frederek
Buster Glover
Frederick
John Green
John H. Foster
Charles Town Hospital
Foster
Charles. Brasius
Arlington
T. Brosius
Guy Albaugh
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Law
Paul Burrier
Coin Machine Inquiry Begins By Committee
The House committee opened a national probe into alleged collusion between labor unions coin machine operators and gangsters. Witnesses, including Mrs. J M Foster and Mrs. Lyman Larner, took the Fifth Amendment as questions covered records and associations. The panel seeks ties among unions coin associations and figures in Chicago Detroit and Cleveland. Daily highs and lows in prices across foods were noted as part of broader economic readings. The first practical robot cashier that accepts a dollar and makes change was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
Myrtle) Larner
Miami Shores
Fla
Chicago
Assn
Larner
Robert F. Kennedy
Dutch Vogel
Red W Waterfall
Kennedy
Fexpuels
Red Waterfall
International Brotherhood
Potas Electrical Workers
Dun &Sters
Bradstreet
Detroit
Cleves
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Ihe
Courleais
Uig
William Garner
Goorkeeper
C. Williar
Fatty
Montevue
Sehnawler
Roger H. Geisbert
Montegue Iome
Barrick
Horace M. Alexander
Geisbert
Ruth Crayford
Bowers
Rhodella Zim
Walkersville
J. M. Johnson
Buckleystown
and Warhington
J. Af. Foster
Heabin
Senate
C. Foster
Urbana
Rhudelra Zimmerman
Sted
Pines
the Teettter
Dleste
Saheg
Silk Annapolis
Shadyside
Anne Arundel County
Andrews Air Porte Base
Washington
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
piaMmond Ag
Market ST
Dailey’s
Funeral Home
North Market
Pearre
Patrick St. MO
Massey-Ferguson
N. E. Kefauver, Jr., Inc
Middletown, Ma
All Peoples Service Drug Store
Doe
Peoples Service
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Ervice
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