17-Year-Old Brown Jailed in Maryland for Watches Theft Network
David C Brown of Greenfield, 17, labeled as leading a juvenile gang for watch and bag thefts, was sentenced to six months in the Maryland House of Correction. Henry Genus of Frederick faced nonpayment hearings. others aged 16-20 appeared with parents as magistrate warned against gangster methods.
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David Columbus Brown
Greenfield
Alton Y. Bennett
Maryland House of Correction
Eugene Foster Henderson
Burkittsville
Henry Genus
Frederick
Juvenil
Harry Jablow
Pambroxers
South Market Street
Oliver Martin L. Hanode
Jablow
Broun
Brown
Father of Brown
West All Saints Street
Local court fines and traffic citations from Boonsboro to Frederick
Police report multiple citations in Boonsboro for lack of lights and brakes with amounts listed, and collateral forfeiture by Ole H Nelson. Frederick arrests for drunkenness and a jail sentence are noted, plus a crash near Waynesboro with injuries to Delbert Smith and Ian Smith. A freak egg inside another egg is discovered at News-Post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB Long, Jr
Boonsboro
Trump
Eduard R. Nicodemus
Rt. 2
Phillips
Ole H Nelson
Gallson Bnghtwell
Offeers Haugh
Twentey Olive Stevens
Frederick
Huet
Waynesboro
Delbert Smith
Hignfield
Ian Smith
Steven Florez
Rouzersvie
Ames Smith Jr
The
News- Post
Stanley Sueeney
West Fifth Street
New Hampshire
Sueeney
German Pianist Will Leave U S
German pianist Walter Gieseking, who performed in Germany during the Nazi era, was detained hours before a New York Carnegie Hall recital and agreed to depart the United States. The Justice Department noted ongoing hearings to decide if he should be excluded. Gieseking denied Nazi ties and had planned to perform for Allied soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Gieseking
Germany
New York
Justice Department
Greseling
Saturna
Seave
Utic Als Cech
Greseking
Adolf Hitler
Carnegie Hall
Geen
Wosseudot
Seusner
Nes
Gresening
Wiesbaden
Burt
Wba
Seven Killed In British Dakota Plane Crash
Bern reports seven killed and sixteen injured when a British Dakot transport plane evacuating children from Berlin crashed near the Soviet cape. The RAF flight from Gatow to Lupeck carried twenty two passengers and crew, with three survivors. The crash site and cause remain under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Berlin
Soviet Cape
Samen Oficer
Raf Gatow
Luepeck
Bisish Acupatioun
Aicrenn
Ware
Cg Tre Hratson
Escapeon
Bombers Sought as Britain Trades for B 29 Secondhand
The British government in London seeks 150 to 180 secondhand B 29 Superfortress bombers from the United States. British and American informants said the talks began as Britain aims to bolster air power amid war reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
United States
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Everson
Glass & Mirror Sales & Service
Park Ave
Ae Ear Stone Center
Bronco
Ong
Monocacy Motors , Inc
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DODGE
Plymouth
Aie Hes
St.joseph “Aspiria
Clark Sheetenhelm’s Orchestra
Woody Free
Memory Trio
VFW Club
W. Patrick Street
U.S
Mars Opticians
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GEVEN
Schoenberg
Better Homes Equip. CO
Patrick ST
Ite
By Domestic Co
Frederick, MD
U.S. Army
E. Patrick ST
Niew Sparre
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