Third jury in court disagrees again in drunken driving appeal
The third jury in the present term failed to reach a verdict in John C. Maneac Frederick’s drunken driving appeal after about six hours of deliberation. Judge Willard ordered continued deliberations to the next court session. The report notes two prior drun ken driving dis agreements this term, with trials continuing for other appeals. The panel included Cooley Combs and Charles A. Shorb among others, and Stanley Hunt, alias, was sentenced for auto theft. A not guilty verdict was returned in the case of Bernard H. Thomas for rape and carnal knowledge. Two more cases, Oscar Summers and Guy Crouse, were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Maneac Frederick
Arthur D. Willard
Wil
Burkett
Altons
Bennett
Main
Sherman P. Bowers
Walter F. Sinn
Cooley Combs
Charles A. Shorb
William D. Curfman
Harry J. Leatherman
George W. Cramer
Raymond C. Putman
Lewis J. Topper
Peter D. Koons
Albert B. Basford
Spencer E. Stan
Robert H. Diller
Charles W. Lough
Stanley Hunt
Stanley Abronatis
Baltimore
Arthur H. Doll
Hunt
Frederick
House of Correction
Rane
Bernard H. Thomas
Colored
New Market
Margaret Gertrude Moore
Mr. Bennett
David T. Hildebrand
Mic W. Linthicum
New Market Negro Freed on Auto Charge
Alonzo Peach, colored, of New Market, was found not guilty of tampering with Charles Richardson's automobile. He was found guilty of assault and battery, fined and costs, with a suspended sentence of months in the Maryland Correction. Attorney Al cad colored defended him. Justice Bowlus noted possible witness violations and more to the case. H C Nicholl, arrested for parking across a private alley, was found not guilty. Martha Hill, colored, was jailed pending a hearing for trespassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Peach
New Market
Charles Richardson
Emmett R. Bewlus
Richardson
Land House of Correction
Al‘cad
Maryland Correction
Anders
Justice Bowlus
H.C. Nicholl
Strawsburg
Martha Hill
Macao Pilots Modern Aerial Route From Historic Port
The article notes Macao on the Chinese coast as a modern Asian port of entry for air routes. Pan American Airways bases light and weather direction there, echoing 19th century duties for trading ships. Guia Hill lighthouse, chapel, and 1626 fort symbolize the long maritime link to trans Pacific flights. Portugal governs Macao since 1887 after aiding in pirate suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eae — Peck
Canton
Macao
Pan American Airways
China
Guia
Portugal
X & Ee
Ing
Gasoline Tax Surplus Credited To Md Roads
Baltimore October 26 Deputy State Comptroller Joseph O C McCusker said approximately 400000 in surplus gasoline tax revenues have been credited to the State Roads Commission account for distribution between Baltimore and the rest of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MD. Roads
Baltimore
Joseph O'C. McCusker
State Roads Commission
State surplus funds allocated for road work clarified
Comptroller McCusker cites Attorney General opinions on excess revenue from 14 cent and 132 cent gasoline taxes and motor vehicle collections. About $400,000 is credited to the State Roads Commission for immediate use, with 70 percent to Baltimore and 30 percent to the counties for road construction and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCusker
Herbert R. O'Conor
Comptroller's Office
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Montague Acquitted By Jury In New York
Elizabethtown New York October 26 John Montague the Hollywood golfer was acquitted by an Adirondack jury of a seven year old robbery charge after four and a half hours deliberation The District Attorney claimed he was the fourth man in the Kin Hana roadhouse robbery on August 4 1930 and that he fled and changed his name while his mother awaited his return The defense contended he did not participate and the verdict surprised the judge who warned it did not reflect his view
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
N. Y
John Montague
Hollywood
Harry E. Owen
Thomas W. McDonald
Montague
McDonald
Kin Hana
Jay
New York
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office Tuesday for several county property sales. Roger Alden Derby of New York bought the Wirts farm of 208 acres in Petersville district for about 21000 dollars. Asa H. Watkins sold a south Twelfth Street dwelling lot to Harry L. Brittain for about 4900 dollars. Additional deeds conveyed land in the Catoctin Recreational Area to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Alden Derby
New York
Cornelius W. Wirts
Petersville
Asa H. Watkins
Twelfth Street
Harry L. Brittain
Catoctin
Shoe bag repurposed for downstairs hall closet storage
A generous sized shoe bag hung on the inside of the downstairs hall closet door serves as a versatile storage solution. It offers organized compartments for small items, keeping the hallway neat and items easily accessible.
Local Store Sells Odd Lot of Winter Accessories
A small urban shop advertised a mixed stock of winter items including caps mittens rubbers small brooms and hat brushes. The display emphasized bargains and quick clearance as the season turns.
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Greenawa Deia
Ataene Macao
Crippensee
Rome
Spain
Lrocert & Mozrs
Topacco
Baltiore City
Kemp
SUEDE
Dolly Dean
Della Mae Beauty Shop
North Court ST
Killarney
Saachi
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