Imbraguglia Receives Six Year Term and Restitution
Antonio Imbraguglia a 50 year old Baltimore tavern keeper was sentenced to six years in the Penitentiary and ordered to pay 27816 in restitution for the theft of a vanload of cigarettes last December Judge John T Tucker noted possible sentence modification if restitution is made by the December term through his attorney Isaac Lobe Straus Imbraguglia appealed through his attorney The verdict followed a case involving Robert L Grove who bought 50 cases of cigarettes at 40 a case from the garage of John Cerniglia whose involvement was limited to lending the garage Cerniglia was found not guilty and Joseph Tamburo was acquitted The restored sentence was set after comparing Grove's case with Imbraguglia's The total restitution equals the wholesale value of 456 cases of cigarettes The other arrest in the counterfeit sugar coupon inquiry is Weaver Moser awaiting arraignment The final item notes a statistic about decayed teeth in American children
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Baltimore
Antonio Imbraguglia
John T. Tucker
Imbragaglia
Isaac Lobe Straus
Joseph G. Finnerty
John Cerniglia
Paca Street
Robert L. Grove
Frederick Wholesale Grocer
Frederick County
Grove
Cerniglia
Imbraguglia
Joseph Tamburo
Imbregugha
Imbragugla
Striker in Navy Seeks Reward Not a Work Stoppage
A naval striker is portrayed as one who fights for advancement rather than wage stoppage. The example follows a novice aiming to become a pharmacist's mate with chores in the sick bay and minor duties. Once promoted, the title of striker ends.
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Colés
Evening sky guide highlights Scorpius Libra and the teapot
Science Service maps show the southern sky at 11:00 p.m. July 1 with Scorpius Antares Libra’s Zubeneschamali and Zubenelgenubi Virgo’s Spica and Spica’s rival stars. The teapot asterism in Sagittarius tilts as the earth turns, Vega shines in Lyra, and Hercules forms a butterfly among Corona Borealis and Cygnus with Altair in Aquila nearby.
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Science Service
Conyright
Scorpius
Libra
Sagittarius
Virgo
Spica
Bootes
Arcturus
Vega
Lyra
Lyre
Corona Borealis
Corona
Hercules
Cygnus
Altair
Aquila
Three Army Flyers Stranded On Plateau
Three Army airmen parachuted from a B 24 near Tonopah Nevada were stranded on Tonto Plateau 4500 feet below Grand Canyon north rim. Rescue teams from Kingman Air Base and Grand Canyon National Park expected two days or more to reach them due to river crossings and rough terrain. Green flares signaled all uninjured. two airmen were later seen on the refuge.
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Kingman
Ariz
Tonto Plateau
Grand Canyon
Kingman Air Base
Rocky Canyon Walls
Grand Canyon National Park
Colorado River
Tonopah
Nev
Tucson
Court News Summary of Property Deeds and Marriages
Property deeds show multiple transfers in county and city areas with modest sums between spouses and related parties. Marriage licenses list entrants from Knoxville, Terra Alta, and other local towns with ages and addresses. A separate item reports New Penicillin Drier, a radio oven achieving 30 minute drying in near vacuum at temperatures below 5 Fahrenheit, replacing dry ice methods.
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Court News
Harry L Sigler
Charles Fred Miller
Clayton E. Heffner
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Clayton 'B Heffner
Virgil Baker
George C. Davis
Conrad Schultz
David K. Schultz
Harold Arnold Webber
Knoxville
Mary Margaret Linck
North Bentz Street
This City
John B. Whitman
Eva B. Thompson
Washington
Robert R. Roberts
Mae Marie Grimm
Terra Alte
Willard D. Ruffner
Dickerson
Nova Virginia Smith
West Sixth Street
Omer Amos Michael
Emma Louise Harr
Baltimore
New York
De Gaulle Delays Debates as Talks Continue in Algiers
General Charles de Gaulle asked for and obtained a postponement of the French provisional assembly's planned debate on liberation. He cited ongoing negotiations in Algiers and potential further talks, including a forthcoming trip to Washington.
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DE Gaulle
Delat
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
French Provisional Assembly
Liberation
Washington
Delegates Named For Frederick Firemen Convention
Delegates from four Frederick fire companies and their auxiliaries prepare to attend the Maryland Volunteer Firemen Association convention in Baltimore. Juniors Thomas Fletcher Esterley and others are listed as delegates or alternates with representatives from Citizens Truck Company and Moose Hall sessions planned in Baltimore.
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Fredericktonians
Maryland Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Baltimore
Moose Hall
F. Temple
Frederick
Robert Thomas
James Fletcher
Louis Esterley
Melvin Fox
James Hargett
T. A. Markoe
Citizens Truck Company
G. William Shipley
Richard P. Ross
Charles F. Bell
Leroy Crum
Robert Rumpf
Clarence Herwig
William Bepst
Earl Fleischman
Charles E
W. T. Carlisle Ends His Life
Walter Trevilla Carlisle a 64 year old farmer from Hyattstown Hyatts town area committed suicide with a 12 gauge shotgun in his orchard. Dr Frank J BroschartMontgomery County Medical Examiner ruled death by own action citing despondency from ill health. He left a wife Catherine Painter Carlisle and children Eugene Sophia Dorothy a stepdaughter Jacquelyn Carpenter twelve grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral planned at Hyattstown Methodist church with burial in the church cemetery. May ration used cars note reports Ocean passenger cars not yet rationed under price ceilings July 10 says OPA WPB and ODT undecided on future rationing.
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Walter
Trevilla Carlisle
Hyattstown
Comus
Catheryn Painter Carlisle
Frederick
Frank J.broschart
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Ralph Howard
Montgomery County Police
Broschart
Carlisle
Eugene C. Carlisle
Sophia M
Linthicum
Dorothy E. Johnson
Jaquelyn Carpenter
Lucy J. Carlisle
Dickerson
Annie E. Manion
Elise V. Lambert
Harry
Raymond Carlisle
Maurice Carlisle
Hyattstown Methodist Church
W. L. Burdette
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
War Production Board
Office of Defense Transportation
Senator Byrd's Son Wounded in Action
Pvt. Leverley Byrd 24 year old son of Senator Harry F Byrd and Mrs Byrd was wounded in action in Washington June 26 according to reports. The incident involves the Byrd family and official welfare updates are forthcoming.
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Washington
Leverley Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Paratrooper Byrd Reported Injured in Normandy Invasion
The War Department informed the Senator today that young Byrd, a paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne Division, was injured in the Normandy invasion. No details on the extent of his injuries were released. Say you saw it in The News.
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Normandy
War Department
Young Byrd
82Nd Airborne Division
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