Driver Sentenced After Drunken Driving Convictions
In People's Night Court a driver received 30 days in Frederick County Jail for a second offense of drunken driving. The case involved multiple charges including driving under the influence and reckless driving with combined totals up to 75 days in jail if fines remain unpaid. Other sentences included six months for failure to support four children and various 30 to 60 day terms for intoxication and disturbance on local streets.
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People’s Night
Frederick County
John
Crown
MVD
Denver Sheok
Hentz Street
Szt
Shook
Hye
Nathan Dorsey
Sgt. Shook
House of Correction
Lawrence I. Thomas
West South Street
Howard W. Thomas
Kleinharts Alley
West All Saints Street
Martin Kanode
All Saints Street
George RK. Crummit
James K. Proctor
James F. Weaver
RFD
Frederick
Paul Mossburg
Kanade
C. V. Main
James Bonnie
Washington
Mossburg
Unclear Traffic Violations and Notices Stated
A list of alleged offenses includes failing to grant right of way and passing over a double white line. Names include Luther A. Stany from Freder ick RFD 5 and Francis E. Blair RFD 2 Windber Pa with fines 11.45 and 16.45. Other items name James E. Tasker of Chicago and Russell E. Haines of Gaithersburg with fines 11.45 for passing through an automatic signal and unreasonable speed, all noted by Officer Dorsey and Officer Bernard King.
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Luther A. Stany
RFD
Frederick
Dorsey
Francis E. Blair
Windber
James E. Tasker
Chicago
C. W. Bare
Russell E. Haines
Gaithersburg
Bernard King
Unscheduled ride ends with car wreck in Catonsville
Two youngsters in a parked station wagon on Frederick Avenue hill rolled backward an unscheduled ride and narrowly avoided a loaded dump truck. The car mounted a fire plug and struck a mailbox and no parking sign before stopping. Their mother, Mrs Victor J Wojcitowski, was stressed. she suspects an emergency brake release by a child.
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Catonsville
Frederick Avenue
Victor J. Wojcitowski
Man Found Guilty of Assault and Receives One Year
Martin Flanary of Adamstown was convicted of assaulting his wife in a trial before Circuit Court Judge Patrick M Schnauffer. He received a one year sentence in the Maryland House of Correction after being picked up November 24 following hospitalization for his wife’s injuries. The defense contended the kicking incident followed a quarrel and a poker hit by their 6 year old daughter. The case also touched on a prior lashes sentence and governor commutation. A separate perjury case involving Harold William Grove was discussed for a potential brief submission. The judge ordered a weekly support payment of seven dollars to a former wife and suspended recognizance of 500 dollars.
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Cirfcuit Court
Associace
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Marshall M. Flanary
Adamstown
Maryland House of Correction
People’s Court
Flanary
Raymond Haugh
George Layman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
McKeldin
Barbara
Harold
Harold William Grove
Samuel W Barrick
Edwin F. Nikirk
Schnauffer
Grove
S. Linton
Yellow Springs
Hessey Denies Comment On Newspaper Report
Baltimore March 14 John H. Hessey chairman of the Maryland Public Service Commission said he knows nothing about a report of his impending departure The Baltimore Sun claimed his term expires this spring and Gov Alcheldin may name a Republican to succeed him Hessey offered no comment and said he knows nothing about the report The Sun cited Annapolis sources noting GOP unhappiness over Democratic reappointment of Frank Harper to the PSC The piece also said the Republican head of the State Roads Commission may be eased out with Russell J McCain unavailable for comment
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Baltimore
John H. Hessey
Maryland Public Service Commission
Lane
Baltimore Sun
Hessey
Alcheldin
the Sun
Annapolis
McKeldin
Frank H. Harper
PSC
GOP
The
Sun
State Roads Commission
Russell JH
McCain
Eisenhower and Menzies Confer at White House Meeting
President Eisenhower and Australian Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies met at the White House for an hour long conference to discuss mutual concerns. Secretary of State Dulles and Australian ambassador Sir Percy Spender attended the session.
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Ike
Menzies
Washington
Eisenhower
Robert G.menzies
White House
Dulles
Percy Spender
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Tommy
Hebri
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Maryland Association OF Insurance Agents, Inc
Frederick Association of Insurance Agents
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Hotel Frederick
Frederick, Maryland
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Pittsburgh
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