Stabbing case and assorted city court actions prompt sentences
Magistrate Manve M Weinberg handled four state offense convictions on Monday night with sentences varying by case. Frank Pearson of 106 East Street received a one year term in the Hour of Correction for a stabbing related conviction. A woman identified as Margie Ragland was involved in a stabbing case record. Atlee Reeder of 12 West Seventh Street faced disturbing the peace charges as a Peeping Tom and was remanded for a medical examination. William Carter of Klinehart Alley, with prior theft convictions, was remanded for further consideration after claiming a rifle was wrongfully taken. Two Frederick juveniles, Meredith Cole and Vivalle Wolfe, pleaded guilty to larceny of four cases of beer from a Shipley Bottling Works truck. their elder companion was found not guilty of cannonery. Juvenile jurisdiction was waived. they were remanded to jail awaiting probation review. Dolores Moss pleaded guilty to assault and battery in a feud at the Veterans Housing project. fined $25 plus costs, she favored jail to avoid hardship on her children. A three-car accident at Market and Eighth Streets led to multiple citations. drivers testified about evasive maneuvers on a slippery road.
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Manve
M Weinberg
Frank Pearson
East Street
Stablyng
Margie Ragland
Atlee Reeder
West Seventh Street
Third Street
William Carter
Klinehart
Alley
Meredith Cole
Vivalle Wolfe
Frederick
Shipley Bottling Works
Thomas Cole
Franklin Shipley
Cole
Camehery
Wolfe
Maeistrete
Frefers
Veterans Housing Project
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dolores Moss
Doris Panzell
Moss
Market
Ereghth
Herman AH Remel
Baltimore
North Market Streel
Mrz
Catherine HW
Hanauer Taurel
Rarhared N Biride
Rain Damaged Wagon Case Leads to Dismissals and Sentences
In a rain soaked session the magistrate found all three counts for negligence in the Strida Wagon matter moot and dismissed the cases. Four men, Riley McKnight Gordon Troxell Samuel Jones and Jamey Newnan faced suspended sentences for intoxication. Norman Clyde Ecker Le Gore Davie W Lockingbill Marple Horrifice Camp Detrick and Charles Davis faced fines for reckless driving drunkenness and peace disturbances.
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Strida
Riley McKnight
Gordon Troxell
Samuel Jones
Jamey Newnan
Norman Clyde Ecker
LeGore
Davie W Lockingbill
Anniversaries Of Noted Americans In History And Births
Today in history highlights births and deaths of prominent Americans across centuries. John G. Palfrey, Boston Unitarian clergyman and historian, died April 26, 1883. Clyde Fitch, famed playwright, born Elmira New York, died Sept 4 1909. Rudolph Valentino, actor, born 1895, died 1926. Vernon H Castle, dancer, born England, died 1918 while training as a pilot. Abraham Lincoln born 1809 Springfield Illinois, first and only home in his possession. The frame of a new Constitution convenes in Philadelphia. New York House of Refuge opens as a reform school in 1830. Salem Mass witnesses first can sequential oil pencil manufacture in 1644. Gen Thomas J Stone dies in 1863.
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John G. Palfrey
Boston
New England
David S Walker
Florida
Logan County
Willam Tavinr
California
Africa
Asia
Australia
South America
Beinbridge County
Palo Alto
Calif
Clyde Fitch
New York
Elmira
Vernon H Castle
England
Rudolph Valentino
Philadelphia
Springfield
Thomas Jt Stone
Notable Events and Birthdays Highlight Historic Headlines
A collage of events across decades includes the 1917 Act funding, 1941 Liberty Loan, and 1948 rent control extension. Birthdays feature James F Burns Owen J Roberts Bing Crosby and others from Charleston Philadelphia Ridgefield to Chicago. A 1948- era reader horoscope suggests wealth and fame may come through shrewdness and luck.
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Jackson
James F Burns
Charleston
Owen J Roberts
US Supreme Court
University of Tennsylvania
Law School
Philadelphia
Bing Crosby
Singer-Aftor Horn
San Angelo
Tex
Orville , Caesar
Cre Hound
Chicago
Rice Lakes
Peggy Bacon
New York
Iila Trator
Ridgefield
Fem Stanton Guffis
Arzenting
Borton
Pittsburgh Synod Opens Meeting in Cumberland
The Pittsburgh Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church gathers in Cumberland May 11 with about 200 delegates. Rev William E Lampe of Philadelphia to deliver opening address. Synod secretary Mt Etna has erupted about 80 times in recorded history.
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Melling
Cumberland Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Water Ballet at Hood College Ends Weekend Arts Show
A water ballet titled Through The Years closed Hood College weekend at Hodson pool Sunday afternoon at three. The aquacade featured 34 students in swimming and diving routines directed by Miss Phyllis Hudson. Choreography came from Joann Rall Diane Beuhner Lois Eldridge and Miss Hudson. The program opened with Long Ago and Far Away and Night and Day featured a shadow swimming act with Miss Caroline Wundelly and Miss Joan Ball performing contrasting night and day sequences.
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Hodson
Hood College
Athletic Association
Pars
Migs Phailis Hudson
Maontela
Joan Rall
Connelissile
Diane Beuhner
Jamaica
Lois Eldridge
River Edge
Phyllis Hudson
Caroline Wundelly
Joan Ball
Revels Show Traces U S History Through Song and Dance
The performance features Miss Ball and dancers portraying American history from the Revolution to World War II. Dancers Barbara Kuhn Linda Warner Dorothy Pastoriza led a circle swim while George Sommer’s band provided music for the Sophomore hop titled April in Paris in Coblentz Hall on a Saturday night. Autum auction in America draws over 100,000 pounds monthly.
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Miss Ball
Barbara Kuhn
Linda Warner
Narberth
Dorothy Pastoriza
Bronxville
George Sommer
Paris
Coblentz Hall
Lincoln High marks Fifth Anniversary of New Viowsemakers
Lincoln High School students in the Frederick chapter New Viowsemakers of Ameura celebrate the group’s anniversary this week. Members from grades 9 to 12, supported by a mothers auxiliary, volunteer in home economics projects and aid causes including the Tuskeegee fund, polio fund, and needy families. State officers include Ruth Ann Colina 1945 46 secretary Bette Wolfe 1949 50 reporter and June Whiten 4 vice president for the coming year. Miss Eunice C Hutchins advisor. A major crime stat cited: US averages about 18 seconds per crime in 1940.
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Lincoln High School
Frederick
New Viowsemakers
Ameura
Libera
Tuskeege Fund
Polio Fund
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