Accident Case and Guilty Verdicts in Magistrate Court
In Me patchles, three cases were heard before Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker. Jacob Arthur Shoemaker faced charges of reckless driving and leaving the scene but was granted a directed verdict due to lack of identification. James Robert Sours alleged damage to a parked Pontiac. no conclusive proof tied Shoemaker’s car to the crash. Cephas Thornhill Raines pleaded guilty to drunken driving and reckless driving and was fined 200 dollars total. Donald Eugene Jackson was found guilty of assault and sentenced to three days or a 350 dollar fine after conflict with Henry Fred Brown over a dagger and a pool hall incident.
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Alread
Me Pstrate
Jacob Arthur
East Third Street
W. C. Rippean
James Robert Sours
East Second Street
East Second
Spuis
Rippeen
Shoemaker
H. Reese Shoemaker
Bennett
E. Austin James
Cephas Thornhill Raines
Stewart Manor
James
Market Street
Donald Eugene Jackson
West All Saints Street
Henry Fred Brown
Brown
Jackson
Five Men Held in Westminster Robbery Case
Five men are held in Carroll County Jail on $3508 bond each after police linked them to multiple petty thefts and burglaries in Westminster area. Dwayne Marlio Smith and Louis Lostover were among those charged with reckless driving after a Saturday night crash. Smith was found not guilty due to doubt. State Police reported nine crimes solved, including break-ins at Paul Leister Store and B and B Cives Service Station, with three suspects picked up by police. Names include Linwondy Leavey Neaves, Edward Squirrell, Robert Lee Squirrel, Howard Edleworth Johnson, Stanley Normas Brightful. Further forfeitures noted for Henry Stokes and Bernard Allen Anthony.
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Dwayne Marlio Smith
Jeferson
Pippeon
Louis Lostover
Baltimore
Smith
Westminster
Peinted
VW Club
Lew Ae
J Fa Svset
Unionville
Fairview Avenue
State
Carroll County
Donald E. Sponseller
Linwondy Leavey Neaves
Edward Squirrel
Howard Edleworth Johnson
Stanley Normas Brightful
Robert Lee Squirrel
Charles Street
Westminmer
Neaves
Edward Squirrell
Robert Squirrell
Johnson
Brightful
Paul Leister
Pleasant Valley
B& B Cives
Union Bridge
Negro Civil Rights Commission member found dead at home
J Ernest Wilkins 64 a member of the Civil Rights Commission was found dead at his Washington home. The Chicago attorney a former assistant secretary of labor and chair of the Methodist Judicial Council had long served in national civil rights and government policy roles. Wilkins born Farmington Missouri graduated Illinois 1918 and earned advanced degrees at Chicago and Lincoln University.
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Washington
J. Ernest Wilkins
Civil ‘Rights Commission
Charles ‘Burns
Wilkins
Methodist Judicial Council
Commission On
Chicago
Beore
Farmington
University of Illinois
University of Chicago
Lincoln University
Missouri
Jail-Breaker Gets Three More Years In Maryland
A Cumberland man Howard Wars, 34, plus accomplices, faced prison terms after an escape from Allegany County jail. Wars received an additional three years for assault and battery while another man, J C Bryant, got a suspended sentence for the escape. Multiple robberies in Westminster and surrounding areas are tied to a five-defendant group being investigated by state police and local authorities. In College Park, Maryland, the University of Maryland School of Medicine secured a $75,000 NIH grant to study measles vaccine effectiveness over three years.
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William Francis Wars
Frederick
Cumberland
M. Iser
Hattle B. Wars
Allegany County
Bed Buis
Fuure Im Mingall
Mitda
Wars
Iser
Montconviction
Ala
Bryant
Harry Franklin Sier
Harris
Alfred Lips
Port Iser
Maine
Souri
College Park
University of Maryland School of Medicine
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Randallstown
Westminster City Police
CRC
Henry G Shaffer
Ame Magliart Fisther ClOme
Q A. Hart
George M. Snyder
Randallstoun Barracks
Westminster City
THE
Maryland
National Institutes of Health
Frank McCrumb
Motorola
Wayside Radio Service
Patetek m
Cee Willies
Rien’ Lac
Adeas
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deport Ins
Tance Corporation
Westinghouse
Trad
Better Homes Equip. CO
East Patrick ST
Rnsk
Paores
Carvicel
WEST
Patrick
N. Market &T. MO
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