Police Court Cases Heard in Frederick District Court
Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett heard cases Monday including John Melvin Stone who pled guilty to drunken driving and faced a $100 fine after a certified MVD copy is issued. David P. Brown, accused of striking a parked car and intoxication, continued to Wednesday after Brown testified he was kicked in the face by a horse. Allen Jackson was fined $575 for motorcycle violations and $1145 for speeding. Robert W. Ingram was fined $15 for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
Department of Motor Vehicles
John Melvin Stone
East Eighth Street
Twentey
Murray Fout
David P. Brown
Frederick
Carty
Charles Hobbs Jr
South Market Street
Hobbs
Brown
Allen Jackson
Robert W. Ingram
West
All Saints Street
Indecent exposure and intoxication sentences in local warrants
Eldridge Norwood faced five days in jail for indecent exposure after a warrant. John W. Smith and Boyd F. Taylor each received three days for intoxication. Robert J Sobers of Lansford Pa forfeited 645 collateral for speeding. City collateral of 330 each was forfeited for intoxication against Robie Snowden, Samuel Thompson, Charles W Painter, and Calvin Ormes. Arrests were by Officers Murray, Hoffman, Bopst, J Boone, Shook, Sergi Swomley, and Lieut Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Norwood
Mr. Alty
John W. Smith
Boyd F. Taylor
Robert J Sobers
Lansford
Ofiner Twentey
Robie Snowden
Samuel Thompson
Charles W. Painter
Calvin Ormes
Murray, Hoffman
Bopst
J. Boone
Shook
Sergi Swomley
Court News and Marriage Licenses Brief Mixed List
A list of court actions includes marriage licenses for multiple couples from Pittsburgh Covington Va and Baltimore Md and others in Middletown Sumter Stoneboro and Freeport plus property transfers between named individuals and entities. The report notes Al Jolson’s son Asa, age two, ingesting about 20 aspirin tablets at a Van Nuys home and being treated without danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court News
Rank R. Pravlik
Julia A Mento
Pittsburgh
Ryland H. Ford
Rosa L. Barker
Covington
James Jenkins
Charles Town
W Ve
Eugene Parry
Freeport
N. Y
Preston R. Byrd
Carolyn E Weedon
West Patrick Street
This City
Charles William Line, Jr
Middletown
Rose Elizabeth Fox
West
Patrick Street
James DeLeon Moise
Sumter
Catherine Rose Vernon
Stoneboro
Joseph T. Carroll
Baltimore
Miriam C. Main
Charles E Wiles
John W. Wiles
van Nuys
Calif
al Jolson
Asa
Death Toll 31 in South Amboy Mine Blast
South Amboy New Jersey May 22 1947 death toll from the rocketing waterfront explosion stood at 31 as mine clearing blasts echoed through the city. Officials at a Coast Guard inquiry in New York heard only guesses about the cause while workers repaired shops and homes and 10 000 cheerful shopkeepers reopened after boarding up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amboy
N J
Coast Guard
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Explosion damages and inquiry at harbor wrecks
A blast damaged stock property with estimated losses under 1.3 million while city damage is put at about 7.5 million. Testimony by Harry A. Campbell of the Bureau of Explosives linked the explosion to four barges moving munitions from railroad cars to a docked ship. The munitions included mines for Pakistan and blasting dynamite for Afghanistan. The State Department confirmed proper licensing and no irregularities after investigation. Governor Kane presented Maryland’s state flag to the Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, marking National Maritime Day with a ceremony at the State House. Capt Thomas Murphy, a Kings Point graduate from Baltimore, accepted the flag for display alongside flags from other states to honor Merchant Marine dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Campbell
Bureau of Explosives
The
Association of American Railroads
Edward H Smith
Pakistan
Afghanistan
State Department
Annapolis
Governor Kane
Maryland
Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
Thomas Murphy
Baltmore
Academy
Merchant Marine
Westminster Seminary Class Day Banquet and Commencement Speaker
Westminster Seminary prepares 18 graduates for commencement as Rev Lester A Welliver warns ministers to choose principle over expediency amid social responsibility debates. Bishop Paul Bo Kern will deliver the commencement address, with Westminster Seminary singers performing and a program by Di Jo Fewartd Mover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Westminster Seminary
Aleady
Lester A Welliver
Simon
Wellner
Ike
Vile
Westminster Seminary Singers
di Jo Fewartd Mover
Directa Coftus
Mt Vernon Place
Church In i Baltimore
Ralph G Barrett
Nimoniuan
Hoopent
York Spongs
Don
PP Lewis
Baltimore
Peasant Hill Methodist Church
Owings
Miles Dale
KF Ruth
Easton
Roy Voenton
Ashton
Robert S. Wagner O
Chambersburg
Harry Vo Webb
Tll Free Methodist Church
Colesville
Orphans Court approves four administration accounts
The Orphans Court approved four administration accounts on Monday. Executors Raymond Ford and Jane Davis Luk for Wilbur Larmilton Brink's estate show $14 000 disbursement and $488 654 distributed. Administrators Charles J. Easterday and Ellen MacShiffer report payment of an internment tax on real estate appraised at $5 400. Edgar Ho Morton administrator for Anant Bo Morison reports $421.25 with no distribution. Austin L. Kuler administrator for Daisy D. Huffer's estate accounts for $11 120 in his first and final account with no distribution. Flour is enriched by restoring vitamins during the filling process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Nal Nesount
Raymond Lt Ford
Jane Davis Luk
Wilbur Larmilton Brink
Charled J. Easterday
Ellen‘ MacShiffer
Lthie J Easterday
Edgar Ho Morton
Anant Bo Morison
Austin L. Kuler
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Harry D. Stup
E Robert Pemsel
Martha C Alexander
Harry A Zentz
Harry L Decker
State Roads Commission
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Anna Kemp Daffin
Frederick Christopher
Arthur C Probey
Nelson C Kreh
Benjamin Hume McGaha
Lyndon
Warfield Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Eee
David
Griffin Automobile, Bonds, Casualty
N. Court St
Westinghouse Laundromat Service
Wes
Inc
Mick
Monocacy Motors, Inc
North Market St
Newspaper
Arrhiyee
Peoples Service Drug Stores
the News
Daisy D. Huffer
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
General Acceptance Corporation
Third
David Bradley
SEARS
David Bradley Alsteel
eExtra
Market ST
Frederick, MD
Neweparrenk Chlye
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