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Second Offense Drunken Driving Penalty Imposed
Magistrate Thomas S. Glass imposed six months in the Maryland House of Correction and a $400 fine on Raymond Harold Ford for operating after license revocation and second offense drunken driving. Ford paid fines and costs, with the six months suspended on payment. Several other defendants faced fines, jail terms, or were found not guilty in related automobile and intoxication cases, including John W. Smith, Charles Whitler, and Carols Wiles. Contested larceny charges against brothers Eyler were dismissed for lack of corpus delicti, while collateral forfeitures occurred for reckless driving and drunkenness.
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Thomas S. Glass
Maryland House of Correction
Raymond Harold Ford
1578
O Avenue
Ford
Sergi
Swomley
Bfficer Carty
Motor Vehicle Department
House of Correction
Glass
John W. Smith
Frederick
Charles
Whitler
Adamstown
Carols Wiles
Yederick
Charles $. Reed
Taneytown
Chester L. Wastier
Anday Market
All Saints Street
Carty
Herman E. Wachter
Alton Keyser
Fourth Street
M. J. Whitney
Wachter
Keyners
Daniel Leo Esworthy
Weet South Street
Whitney
Freeman
Cramer Eyler
Lewistown
Roscoe
Martin
Roy E. Rippeon
Route 1
Mt. Alry
Harry Phillips
William Thompson
Kanode
Roger W. Disney
Adrian Makel
Ralph Lods
Austin Young
Lewis Whipp
Seret
Twentey
Boost
Trump
Forman
Delauter
Austin Arnold
William Lightner
James FE
Pendleton