Two Hour Session of Police Court in Frederick
In a sweltering May 22 session Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. closed out a long docket of 29 cases with seven forfeitures and a dozen disposed in two hours. Key outcomes include David F Chandler of Luckett s Va found guilty of fishing with outlines in the Potomac below Point of Rocks and fishing without a license, facing a choice of $15 fine or 30 days jail, with jail term chosen. Charles Martin Carbaugh of Thurmont received a 30 day suspended sentence for drunken driving. Claude Carheart of Baltimore paid a 15 day sentence after a 15 dollar fine for a tavern disturbance. Several others drew suspended jail terms for drunkenness or intoxication. Additional forfeitures included George L Ramsburg $5.80, Ernest B Ruffner $25.80, Harvey S Baugher $25.80, Virginia Tyler $5.80, Audrey Yeschenko $25.80, and peace disturbance payments by Lillian Hamilton and Raymond Jones. Walter Eugene Harmon was acquitted of a larceny charge. They also noted two motor-vehicle violations resulting in fines and costs. The report closes with a remark linking the term jet speed to Prof Ernst Mach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Jong
David F. Chandler
Lucketts
Potomac River
Durward W Kettels
Charles Martin Carbaugh
Thurmont
H. P. O'Brien
Claude Carheart
Baltimore
South Market Street
Luther Williams
Lawrence Riggies
John Henry Gray
William O. Parks
Fred Yeschenko
Lillian Hamilton
Raymond Jones
Audrey
Audrey Yeschenko
George Lt. Ramsburg
Ernest B. Ruffner
Harvey Samuel Baugher
Virginia Tyler
Walter Eugene Harmon
Carl P. Ridgeley
Mildred Morgan
Ceresville
Thomas Joseph Smizel
Harrison Eugene Ropp
Meat Packers Fight Order For Rollback
Washington May 2 A spokesman for the meat packing industry told Congress rationing must accompany meat price controls but said controls will not work. Paul C Smith of Swift and Company testified for the American Meat Institute opposing price regulation. The new beef price order aims to lower retail prices about 10 cents a pound by Oct 1 with a 10 percent rollback in prices paid by packers for cattle starting yesterday. A National Live stock Industry Advisory Committee member said his group was not committed on rollbacks. Justice of the Peace George Z Best filed final monthly accounting as Clerk to Frederick Magistrates noting April 1950 to May 6 collections totaling 3876 89 in fines and fees with separate statewide and local allocations. Black-eyed Susan is the Maryland state flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pim
Congress
Paul C. Smith
Swift and Company
Senate Banking Committee
Smith
American Meat Institute
Tr Jt
Publc
National Livestock Industry Advisory Committee
George Z. Best
Frederick
Alion Y. Bennett
Thomas
Glass
Edward J. Smith
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Department of Motor Vehicles
Walter J. Davis
National Holstein 4 H Champions Named for 1950
Ann Riggs of Galthersburg and John Stryker of Nes hanks New Jersey were named National Holstein 4 H Champion Girl and Boy for 1950 by The Holstein Friesian Association of America. Selection noted for experience achievements and foundation work in Holstein dairy farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Riggs
Galthersburg
John Stryker
Neshank
New Jersey
Holstein: Friesian Association of America
Adonis Pleads Mercy in New Jersey Racketeering Case
Adonis and four lieutenants ask Superior Court for mercy on racketeering charges in Hackensack New Jersey. They face possible 18 years in jail or fines up to $18 000 each. Adonis named by Senate crime probers as a top racketeer, linked to a $1 000 000 North Jersey operation servicing an exclusive New York clientele. He also faces contempt cited by the U S Senate for failure to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
Joe Adonis
Senate
New Jersey
Superior Court
Adonis
North Jersey
Oice
New York
U. S. Senate
Pleas Entered Before Bergen County Trial Terms
Five men entered pleas on the eve of trial as court conferences preceded action amid reports of a deal to obtain lighter sentences. State Deputy Attorney General Stamier denied any deal, noting the eight month old crime probe in Bergen County prompted the action. Judge J Wallace oversaw court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson F. Stamier
Stamier
Bergen County
Adonis
Superior Court
J. Wallace
Leyden Accepts TA General Parson’s Recommendation for Sentence
Leyden said he would accept a recommendation from State's Attorney General Theodore D. Parsons in imposing sentence next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyden
Theodore D. Parsons
Drivers cited in Sunday night escape near 11 30
Report states drivers escaped injury after an incident around 11 30 Sunday night. Details are sparse with the Car County sheriff’s office investigating and no charges reported at this time.
Two Cars Collide on Route ag South of Taylorsville
State Trooper John M. Woregan filed reckless driving charges against Edwin H. Stitely of Manchester and Jesse G. Ingram of Myersville after a collision about two miles south of Taylorsville. They were cited to appear Saturday morning before Magistrate J. Fy. Reese at Westminster.
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Route Ag
Taylorsville
John M. Woregan
Edwin H. Stitely
Manchester
Jesse G. Ingram
Myersville
J. Fy. Reese
Westminster
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Ernst Mach
Germany
Meat Packers
Maryland
West
Patrick St
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Seattle
The
Atockn
Exchange Magazine
Walt St
N.Y
Alex, Brown & Sons
Court ST
Ie Misauggs
Waterloo
Iowa
San Diego
Calif
Bouba
Q. M. Stephen Hassard
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Underwood and
Remington
Parker
Kodaks
Storm & Shipley
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St
Fidelity Building & Loan
Fidelity Bldg. & Loan Ass'n
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Frigidaire
Mora
Raymond Loewy
General Motors
Your Potomac Frederick
Taneytown
Edison Store
MT. Airy
Brunswick
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