Five men convicted in chicken thefts in Carroll County
In Carroll County Circuit Court Chief Judge James E. Boylan Jr. sentenced five men for conspiring to steal 21 chickens from David L. Crabbs near Silver Run on May 14. One man got one year in the House of Corrections, four others six months, including two AWOL soldiers. Thomas Lee Wolfe received 12 months for a August 16 theft of 40 chickens. Detainers were placed on the three service men, with Baltimore Provost Marshal officers present.
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James E. Boylan, Jr
Carroll County
House of Corrections
Boylan
David L. Crabbs
Silver Run
Westminster
Samuel D. Ibex
Thomas Lee Wolfe
Littlestown
Crabbs
Melvin Lee Walters
Baltimore
Earl M. Walters
Broter
Melvin
Darrell E. Swege
Woolworth
Wise
Ohn Slome
Buffalo
N. Y
Indiantown Gap
Wolfe
Millard Mathias Glessner
Ruth Elizabeth Winebrewer Roberts
Singanore
Man Granted Second Parole in Maryland Case
ANNAPOLIS May 20 The State House announced that Robert Baldwin who was sentenced to not more than five years in the Reformatory for burglary in 1947 has been paroled for the second time. Baldwin first went to prison April 3 1947 and after two years was paroled in April 1948 by Gov William Preston Lane Jr He was jailed again last year for larceny and sentenced to three months in the House of Correction After that term he returned to the Reformatory and his parole time was forfeited.
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Annapolis
Robert Baldwin
Reformatory
State House
Baldwin
Baltimore Criminal Court
William Preston Lane Jr
House of Correction
Second chance parole granted by Governor McKeley
Paroles granted on A Earl Shipley recommendation include Richard T Auldridge sentenced Oct 8 1981 to up to 20 months for housebreaking George W Courtney Dec 14 1951 one year for burning with intent to defraud Willie Hoskin Nov 13 1945 10 years for second degree murder Charles Jackson Dec 2 1921 life for first degree murder Stanley C Routzahn Dec 18 1951 one year for operating a vehicle without owner's consent Birthdays party held May 14 for Dwight Smith at home in Jefferson with parents Charles C Smith and others. guests listed. There is one passenger car for every 3.51 Nebraskans.
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Montgomery County
Charles Jackson
Washington County
Stanley C. Routzahn
Frederick County
Frederick Moose meeting honors hospital guild head and Edna White
Frederick Chapter No. women of the Moose will hold an open meeting at the Moose House this evening at o o'clock. The event honors Hospital Guild chairman Edna White and her committee. All candidates will be initiated. A speaker and program are set. Co workers, friends and members are invited. Refreshments will be served. Dogs and cats can help spread hog cholera.
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Frederick
Andi Women of the Moose Willun
Moose House
Hospital Guild
Edna White
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