Man Gets Six Months For Resisting Arrest In Court Scuffle
William Davis Proctor, of no fixed address, was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction after conviction for resisting arrest. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. warned that protecting officers is essential to prevent more killings like the Brunswick incident. Proctor shouted frame and resisted arrest as officers Martin Kanode and Norman Trump testified. A separate note reports Youthful Driver Fined with cases of inadequate brakes and reckless driving, including Louis Hammond and Henry Clark, with various fines and verdicts.
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William Davis Proctor
Frederick Countian
House of Correction
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
People’s Night Court
Wes
Brunswick
Frederick Colayed
Proctor
Martin Kanode
Norman Trump
Kanode
Trump
Edwin F. Nikirk
Wayne H. Thomas
West Church Street
West Patrick Street
Sergt
Arnold Simmons
Thomas
Altony
Bennett
Louis Gilbert Hammond
South
Market Street
Nathan Dorsey
Wiliam £. Jacobs Jr
Hammond
Baltimore
Henry Clark
West Carey Street
Dorsey
Taffire
Bernard Thomas Gosnell
Sandy Spring
Sergt. Simmons
Eleven Killed In North Africa Violence Amid Uprisings
Paris reports eleven deaths in less than a day as French authorities struggle with nationalist violence in Algeria. Rebels ambushed a convoy near Vedessa, killing French and Arab soldiers, while towns faced arson and looting. In Casablanca area Morocco, a labor leader was assassinated as Tunisia calm persists amid negotiation talks on self rule.
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Paris
North Africa
Aes
Algeria
France
Beni-Imboul
Aures
Nemencha
Algiers
Vedessa
Teo
Casablanca
Morocco
Tunisia
Anonymous Writer Sought In Baltimore Murder Case
Police seek a man named Ryan ann TAS Jetter writer who said he pulled something from his car on a bridge where 14 year old Carolyn Wasilewski was found last November. He described a two tone car seen the night before and claimed another man drove a second car with a boy aboard. The anonymous writer added he had just returned from a long city absence.
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Baltimore
Ryan Ann Tas Jetter
Carolyn Wasilewski
Fetter
Caralyn
Pimlico
Verdict Won by Fountain Rock Lime and Buick
A Westminster court awarded Fountain Rock Lime and Buicksville seven thousand dollars against Ear H in a suit heard by Judge James Bowlandt. The case involved contract negotiations and signatures from Frederick and Rockville firms. Attorneys included Edward D Storm and Alger Y Barbee for the Moblers, with John D Bowman Jr. for the Mills.
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Fountain Rock Lime
Buicksville
Ear H
James Bowlandt
Westminster
Cline
Signe
Variqua
Uline
Mathias and Matinas
Frederick
Sen Sanford Hit
Fountain Rock Co
John Wo Ghivna
Prederick
Treasuer
Ceneral Manaig
Edward de Storm
Charles O. Fisher
Westminste Serie
Witynceme
Ron
Russell "Kaufman
Mro
Ar Melvin Wachter
Warren I.rley
Walkers
Mie
FC Mehlne
Viola ML Meruer
Prnte
Caurier
Mohlers
Mes Wohter
Rooksidle
Beigre
Thomas M. Anderson
Edward D Storm
Alger Y Barbee
Rockville
The
Moblers
John D
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Massanne
New York
Don Cockell
Rocky Marciano
Cirno
Cockell
John Simpson
Marno
I Wilson Q. Wilson T. Car- Grove
Clyde Dinsmore
Sean Mills
Hemicita
Mms
Gaithersburg
Chorce
Init
Henry Stellar
Howard Counts
Neat Ativaerk
Mary Jane Abney
Miami Beach
Fla
Mary
Barry Company
Uzianne Annan
M. L. Summers Frederick
St. Pirone Wa
Calif
Goetze
Bologna
Yingling
U.S
Anc
del Monte
Welch’s
McCormick’s Tea Rags
Dole
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