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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1951

Page

2

Police Court Case Heard Before Mag istrate Bennett

State's Attorney Charles U Price debuted before Magistrate Alton Y Bennett in a hearing on assault and battery and alleged robbery. Charles Thompson pleaded guilty to assault and battery and denied pocketbook theft. Gilbert Reid testified the attack occurred near Sixth and Bentz streets with a witness police duo confirming the scene. Magistrate Bennett postponed to Wednesday for defense witnesses, while Charles Stanton faced stabbing charges with a related bond set, and a note on rough sentences for drunkenness followed.

Charles U Price Alton Y. Bennett Charles “Jugey’ Thompson Thompson Gilbert S. Reid Germantown Reid Beng Sixth Bentz Street Lieut Frank Dorsey Norman Trump Bentz Dorsey Tileep Bennett Charles H Stanton West All Sams Sweet Stanton Maurice D Howard West All Saints Street

Drunkenness and disorder charges lead to jail terms

The News reports multiple arrests in Frederick on January 16 1951 including Crummitt Yellow Springs jailed 50 days for drunkenness after attempting to force entry into a convent Police Officer Arnold Simmons testified Harold J Van Buskuk itinerant farmhand jailed 20 days for bone drink disorderly conduct and grabbing passersby Hollman Jake Grove West Patrick Street received ten days for drunkenness while attempting to return home Carty Wallan also charged with drunkenness James Gilmore Edward Windsor Fred Andres Yes Chenky James Pendleton Viola Bentley John Blackston and others colored were each fined five dollars with varying additional penalties for peace disturbance

the News Frederick Crummitt Yellow Springs Arnold Simmons Harold J. van Buskuk Hollman Frank Jake’ Grove West Patrick Street Wieton Otheer Carty Wallan Crogimedl Grove City James Gilmore Edard W. Windsor Fred Andres Yeschenky James Pendleton Viola Bentley John Blackston Jirsse Young Stagn Miltan

Stateside Trooper Markle Resigns From Police Service

State Trooper le Glenn B Markle, assigned to Barracks G since 1942, resigned yesterday and becomes office manager for Shipter Yingling in Westminster. He served two seats in World War II and was reassigned to Westminster after returning to police duty.

le Glenn B Markle Fine Shipter & Yingling Westminstor

Maryland to probe mental hospitals again in new investigation

Annapolis Jan 15 The General Assembly adopted identical resolutions to appoint a 12 member joint committee to reexamine the mental hospital program and report findings within 60 days Senators Turnbull Turner Yipper Frhipps Kimble Hoff and delegates Robinson Jackson Haines Tawney Downey Logan and Rob inson named as members The measure follows a 1949 inquiry that led to reorganizing the Department of Mental Hygiene and capital funding.

Annapolis General Assembly Marslands Mental Hospitals Robinson Baltadthi Turnbull D-Balto Department of Mental Hygiene Senate House of Delegates Buffington and Taw Ney Baltimore Tawney Buffington Kimble R-Allegany McKeildin McKeldin House

Trucker Says Kimble Acts In Poor Faith

Cumberland January 35 A trucking firm official charged State Senator Kimble R Allegany is acting in bad faith and poor taste in his campaign against overloaded trucks on Maryland highways. French Sensabaugh questioned Kimble about ties to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad where he is a safety supervisor. Sensabaugh asked if Kimble is employed by the railroad and a senator, implying conflict of interest while criticizing magistrates for lenient fines and lack of cooperation with violators.

Cumberland Kimble Allegany Maryland French Sensabaugh Baltimore and Oho Railroad G. C. Sensabaugh, Inc Cumberland Contracting and Trucking Company Sensabaugh Ast General Assembly

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