Maryland court sentences for assault at House of Correction
In a Monday night session Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg sentenced Samuel Hawkins of Gaithersburg to one year in the Maryland House of Correction for assault and battery on his wife amid fight over drinking. The judge found no mitigating circumstances and noted VA doctors orders. Also, Herman Myers of Ridgeville received a suspended year for stabbing a hand in a tavern fight, with defense claiming no assault and an accidental stabbing. Other cases include larceny, peace disturbance suspensions, and a resumption of a suspended sentence for drinking breaches.
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Maryland House of Correction
Manuel M. Weinberg
Samuel Hawkins
Gaithersburg
Veterans Administration
House of Correction
Hawkins
Sergt. Swomley
Bentz Street
Herman “Miles” Myers
Ridgeville
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Elbert Gaither
Gaither
Myers
Alfred Lyles
Tunnel
Herman King
Lyles
Weinberg
Maryland
Braddock Avenue
Louis Bowers
Robert “Wagner
Warner
Claude Gardner
Frederick
Police lockup and jail terms in city notices
In a Sunday lockup, individuals received jail terms of 30 days after suspension revocation. Collateral forfeitures were imposed on several residents for minor municipal infractions including John B. Kline, John Webster Luby, William C Lake, James C. Cox, C Bernard Kefauver, G Frederick Tyergar, and others, with sums ranging from five dollars to three hundred fifty dollars plus costs. A separate report covers the Intermediate Christian Endeavor meeting in Adamstown on March 16 with prayers, devotions, scrap-book plans for Kernan Hospital children, Easter gifts, and a Wales pen pal letter. Also mentioned is a Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute photo at three and a half miles depth, claiming the deepest sea photograph to date.
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John B. Kline
John Webster Luby
William C Lake
James C. Cox
C. Bernard Kefauver
G. Frederick Tyergar
James Newman
James Hattas
Lawrence Wilkinson
Thes Social Committee
Vivian LaMar
Kernan Hospital
V‘oods Hole Oceanographic Institute
Dr Byrd to Speak at Mt Airy Thursday
Dr H C Byrd president of the University of Maryland will attend the Mount Airy GI annual banquet and meeting of veterans studying agriculture this Thursday March 30 at 7 p m. He will discuss Meeting the Educational Needs of Young Farmers Who Are Establishing Themselves in Farming. The GI class has organized a farm management service association to improve profits by systematic study of farm records.
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Don F Watkins
Mount Airy
G I
H C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Mt. Airy
G.I
Ai Farm Management Service Association
Midwest
Watkins
State Board of Education
Farm Credit
Baltimore
Frederick County meeting program announced with local youths
Invitations issued for a county meeting with County Agent Henrys KR Show maker and other readers expected to attend. Gordon Smuth son of Clyde Smith of Yamsville will act as toastmaster. Four Frederick County students at the center will discuss topics: Richard Reynolds, tary Dove, Ralph Ripley, John Gaither of Unionvith an instructor Wilk will participate.
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Henrys KR
Frederick Saints
Gordon Smuth
Clyde Smith
Yamsville
Frederick County
Richard Reynolds
Tary Dove
Ralph Ripley
Johnn Gaither
Unionvith
Wilk
Fosteres seek probe into daughters death in Maryland
Mr and Mrs Frank Foster of Philadelphia asked Worcester County grand jury to reopen the investigation into their daughter Miss Margret Foster's death. She was found dead in a parked car near Pocomoke City on January 2 after a New Year date with Elmer Sharpley of Greenbackville Virginia who was near exhaustion and spent about 25 hours in the car with her.
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Snow Hill
Frank Foster
Philadelphia
Worcester County Grand Jury
Margmet Foster
Pocomoke City
Elmer Sharpley
Greenbackville
Sharpley
Lynchburg Va College
Autopsy Finds Flo Foster Died of Carbon Monoxide
Miss Foster was treated after being found and autopsy performed by Dr Russell S Fisher, chief medical examiner, who ruled accidental death from carbon monoxide poisoning. No signs of violence. State's Attorney Up shur said grand jury ended deliberations without action on parents' request for further investigation. The water chestnut note is an unrelated detail.
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Flo
Salisbury
Russell S Fisher
Miss Foster
Franklin P. Upshur
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