Six Months For Illegal Liquor Sale In Maryland City
Jean Henry Naylor, colored, at 14 West Fourth Street, was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction after being found guilty of unlawfully selling liquor. Several witnesses testified to underage purchases, and the magistrate ruled the Maryland code does not cover punishment of the owner or agent in this case. multiple defendants faced peace disturbance and traffic-related penalties as officers presented untaxed liquor and disturbances at the scene.
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Jean Henry Naylor
West Fourth Street
House of Correction
Edward J. Smith
Naylor
Cieaprean
Sergt
Frank Dorsey
Norman Trump
H. Douglas Stup
Naytfor
William M. Storm
Hugh V. Gittinger
William Brooks
Geraldine Thompson
Lillian Blackston
Marie Blackston
Helen Newman
Frederick
Duffy
Naylor's
George Mayhew
Charlestown
Mass
Washington
Frederick County
Garfield Hoy
West Sixth Street
Thomas Carty
Lee Devine
John Henry Gray
Eoch
Lowell Ormes
Hardhaney
Airy
Claire Rollins
Worley Watts
Samuel Barnes
Frank Rhoderick
John Foland
Donald I. Creager
Martin Kanade
Earl E. Baker
Hagerstown
Montgomery Charter Referendum Sparks County Debate
Rockville reports a heated Montgomery County controversy over a 1939 charter plan to replace the County Commissioners with a nine member unpaid council. The reform would remove partisan labels in local elections while federal restrictions limit activity by party lines. Opponents say the current system works. supporters stress reduced party influence.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Charter
County Commissioners’ Board
Dewey Attacks Democrats in Election Speech
Governor Thomas E. Dewey assails the Democratic ticket in a prepared broadcast, charging the party used the presidency as a plea for selection. He warns of a nearly continuous crisis over the last 30 years and cautions against constitutional errors and mismanagement.
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Albany
N.Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Vote Eve Debate Highlights Policy Shift and Election Urgency
The article reports on wartime election discussion urging Americans to vote next day amid claims of government policy shifts and war production challenges. Speakers advocate congressional president cooperation, stressing hard work and patience to resolve policy and peace objectives.
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Tomorrcow
New York
Radio Madienee
Roosevelt
Dewey
Almeridad
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