Wright Given Term In Jail
Robert E Wright of Point of Rocks was sentenced to 90 days in jail after conviction for drunken driving before Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg. He testified he did not use Welfare Board money to become intoxicated. Three colored youths Otis Diggs LeRoy Tyler and William L Pryor were found guilty of malicious destruction of private property after a fight shattered Sam Jenks tavern. Each was fined five dollars and costs on concurrent city charges of peace disturbance. Must Make Report Certified as toos to work and contribute money to support his wife and three minor children whom he left seven years ago when she started and he paid for a divorce action which his wife did not complete. Milton Grimes near Thurmont was given until Friday morning to present clinical testimony on his calming capacity. He was defended by E Austin James in a criminal action for failure to provide for his estranged wife and children without any contribution since last June. J Daniel Henry Harris of Frederick was jailed 30 days in default of a 30 dollar fine for drunkenness and peace disturbance. Two persons Lee Super and Walter Keeney, both of Frederick, were arrested for intoxication yesterday by Sergi Phobus and Officer Hoffman. They were not prepared for Heanny last night and remained in jail. Traffic collateral was forfeited by Clarence M Baugher Rii of Frederick and Will W Deusroth Hazleton Pa each 645 for exceeding 30 mph on citations by Officer Trump. City collateral forfeited for Joseph Alten McAbee and Ralph W Higdon each 580 for drunkenness and loitering by Leigt Swomley and Officer J Boone. Raymond Crone 10 for interfering with another Patrolman Burras Roy Jo McMahon 10 for drunkenness Officers
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Robert E Wright
Point of Rocks
Brunker
Manuel M Weinberg
Wright
Welfare Board
Otis Diggs
LeRoy Tyler
William L. Pryor
Sam Jenks
Kanade
J. Boone
Milton Grimes
Thurmont
Sergi
Phobus
Office
Hoffman
Clarence M. Baugher Rii
Frederick
Will W Deusroth
Hazleton
Trump City
Joseph Alten McAbee
Ralph W Higdon
Leigt Swomley
Raymond Crone
Burras
Roy Jo McMahon
Trump
Boost
Fragmentary OCR: Family Row Echoes in Dining Disturbance
An OCR fragment depicts a domestic scene with a mother startled by a shouted call and a son crying out, mentioning a man in the dining room and kissing the maid. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates, names, or reporting context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auick
Kissine
Gally
April
Court News and Marital Proceedings in State Courts
Equity case between Thomas J Olden and Lola Olden seeks an absolute divorce. A trust jurisdiction petition involves Varmers & Mechanics National Bank as trustee for Charles HH Storrs estate. Barrick couples seek partial divorce, temporary alimony and counsel fees. Several marriage licenses listed with names and ages in Fairfax, Myersville, Harrisburg and nearby towns. Multiple pairings noted in county registrations and property transfers. Teachers in New York City public schools suspended amid investigation of alleged communist activity. officials report uniform refusal to comment.
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Equity
Thomas J. Olden
Lola Olden
Varmers & Mechanics National Bank
Charles HH Storr
Kathleen H Barrick
Robert E Barrick
Bih
Bernard E Thompson
Elzabeth E. South
Fairfax
Marjorie V. Weaver
Cimberland
Ayres
Norman W. Chaney
Lula R. Strailman
Earl W Straiiman
Mamie A. Whipp
Harry W Getzendanner
Joseph Milton Tywhner
Walter Tiesler
New York
Board of Education Hearing Debates Charge Fees
Community members attend the board hearing to challenge proposed charges at education hearings. Officials defend budget plans while parents and teachers urge revisions and transparency amid student impact concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Fellowship Tea by United Council of Church Women Upper Montgomery
A United Council of Church Women of Upper Montgomery invites guests to a fellowship tea event. Attendees will enjoy light refreshments and hear updates from church-led missions and community outreach programs. Proceeds support local charitable activities and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship
TEA the United Councl of Church Women of
Upper Montgomery
County to hold May Fellowship Tea at Damascus Methodist Church
County will hold its May Fellowship Tea at the Damascus Methodist Church on Friday May 5th at 2 p m. Residents and neighbors are invited to attend and enjoy refreshments and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Methodist Church
Rains Benefit Maryland Crops Help State Progress
May 3 in College Park reports say rain perked Maryland crops after a dry spell. Observers note added moisture advances seed beds and germination while warm days push development of rock crops. timetable still underway with weather shifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Unclear Farm Conditions With Light Freeze Damage
Fragmentary report notes Lyish potato crops slow to recover while some sweet potato plants reach up to four inches. Sparta area shows grain pasture and meadows improving after light frost. Apple bloom browned, Peach petals shed with minor damage. More showers expected.
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Sparta
Weather forecast and campus notes from May 1950
The Frederick News reports rain likely tomorrow with cooler temps and a warm weekend ahead. Through May 7 temperatures are expected to be above normal. The University of Maryland Ex tension Service notes cooperation with state and federal agencies in weather reporting.
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University of Maryland
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