Youth Given 18 Months After DUI Charge
A Hagerstown youth, 22, was sentenced to 18 months in the state House of Correction at Jessup after pleading guilty to four traffic violations. State Trooper Plume described a high speed pursuit on US 40, a man appearing intoxicated, and Neville fleeing the scene and resisting arrest before the capture about 80 miles west of Frederick.
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Hagerstown
Jal
Peoples’ Court
Howard Leslie Neville
State House of Correction
Jessup
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Joseph S. Plume
Neville
Plume
Fredenck
Frederick Plume
Neville’s
Police chase ends in capture after car crash
Neville fled after hitting a police car and was pursued across a field by a second officer who stopped him on the Marmony-Myersville road. Neville, previously convicted of DUI, was later identified. Robert Elwood Smith, 25, of Hagerstown, posted a 1145 dollar bond after being charged with speeding in a 30 mph zone on West Patrick street extension last December 17. Joseph M. Rickards, Route 5 Frederick, charged with DUI and related offenses, awaited Friday hearing after Christmas Day accident on West Third Street. Police officer Nathan A. Dorsey reported the charges and noted the witness did not appear.
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Plume
Neville
Marmony-Myersville
Robert Elwood Smith
Hagerstown
West Patrick Street
Joseph M. Ruckerds
Fredenck
Ferrin
Nathan A. Dorsey
Ruckerds
West
Dorsey
Rickards
Robert E. Murphy
Washington
Discharged aviation chief Lee testifies on recall
Frederick B. Lee told a Senate Aviation subcommittee he never learned the exact reason for his dismissal as civil aeronautics administrator last month. He cited friction with Commerce Undersecretary Louis Rothschild and said policy pressures may have influenced aviation decisions. Senator Monroney planned to introduce legislation to create an independent agency.
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Washington
Frederick B. Lee
Civil Aeronautics
Lee
Senate Commerce Aviation
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Commerce
Louis Rothschild
Fred
Commerce Department
Rothschild
Weeks
Monroney
Discharge of Lee At Issue In Commerce Department Claim
Civil Aeronautics Administration now under Commerce. Monroney asserts Lee was fired via Weeks and Rothschild power during Eisenhower illness. Motive said to come from Commerce Department not White House. Indictment: ex hospital chief clerk Mary L. Sudeuth faces two counts of cheating the Episcopal Eye Hospital with a $137,420 shortage from 1950s accounts.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Commerce Department
Monroney
Lee
Weeks
Rothschild
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Department of Commerce
Mary L. Sudeuth
U.S. Atty
J. C. Conliff Jr
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Thrust Hospital
Sudeuth
Sudduth
Luspit
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