Convicted of Holdup in Maryland Bank Robbery Case
A federal jury in Baltimore convicted Tyrus F. Jones of Capitol Heights and Robert W. Princeler of Mount Rainier on all five counts in the January 26 Marlowe Heights First National Bank robbery that netted $17,000. The death penalty was not recommended. Sentencing awaits a new trial motion. Clarence E. Crawford testified he was forced to open the bank depository at about 10 30 p.m. The suspects’ accomplice remained with Crawford’s wife and baby as hostages. The money remains unrecovered.
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Tyrus F. Jones
Capitol Heights
Robert W. Prisceler
Mourt Rainier
Anc Inta Tha Kama
Clarence E. Crawford
Silver Spring
Cranford
Crawford
Jones Andl
Princelet
Princeler
Laura Princeler
Celer
Ani
Canford
Orphans Court Clears Six Accountings and Disaster Averted
Six accounts filed in the Orphans Court and approved by the court and Register of Wills Harry D. Radeliff include the first and final account of Sherman P. Bowers executor of James E. Solt totaling 12529.55 with 866.57 per nine heirs after taxes and legacy. other estates show sums to widows and heirs, with several executors distributing shares. A Baltimore family escaped serious injury when a timick truck overturned on U S 40 near Frederick. driver Curtis Dove and three relatives sustained minor injuries.
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Orphans’ Court
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radeliff
Sherman P. Bowers
James E. Solt
Patricia Solt
Mildred R. Adkins
Emily F. Kuster
Mryth S. Albaugh
Elsie M. Solt
Miriam J. Utterback
Ruth C. Scotto
William H. Solt
James E. Solt Jr
Charles F. Solt
Mary Louise Jacobs
George S. Jacobs
Francis A. Beall
Rose M. Beall
Thomas H. Beall
Patricia A. Johnson
Cora M. Fisher
jLester C. Fisher
Jones
Nell C
Carl
Paul Z. Culler
Mary Remsburg Culler
Crawford
Baltimore
U.S. 40
Frederick
Trosper A. D. Carlson
Plane No. 4
Woodville Road
GAC
Curtis Dove
Dove
James E
Harold A
Curtis E. Dove
Carlson
Slot Machine Piers Face Court Fight in Maryland Line
In Leonardtown a legal clash erupts as Potomac River slot machine piers resist a June 2 shutdown under a February Maryland law. Judge Philip H. Dorsey Jr. grants a stay to test constitutionality, giving Maryland 10 days to act while Virginia licenses remain in play. Ferdinand C. Sybert says a motion to dissolve the injunction will be studied as the May 31 deadline nears.
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Leonardtown
Potomac River
Maryland
Philip H. Dorsey Jr
Coles Point Tavern
Virginia
St. Mary’s
Charles County
Dorsey
Ferdinand C. Sybert
Day Before New Law Takes Effect
A fragment notes the day before the new law comes into effect. The readable text hints at an imminent legal change but provides no details on its scope or impact.
Unemployment Claims Drop During Week In Maryland
Maryland's unemployment claims eased for the week ending May 10 with initial claims totaling 4,530, down from 3,679 the previous week. The drop was statewide, though Baltimore City posted a modest rise, while total checks issued last week amounted to 313,425 dollars, down 29,471 from the prior period.
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Kimble
Maryland
Baltimore
Baltimore 2
Department of Employment Security
Robert B. Kimble
Fidelis Bible
Belva
Mary C
Dorsey
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