Jail Terms and Fines Hit County Court Dockets
A county colored man was sentenced to 70 days in jail for two motor vehicle violations, in default of $13 fines. Charles Monroe Snowden, RFD 6, fined $100 or 6 days for revoked license and $25 or 10 days for failing to appear. Snowden arrested July 4 after a pursuit near Route 40. Other cases: Philip Swann suspended for disorderly conduct at hospital emergency room. Howard Taylor found guilty of being intoxicated within city limits, $100 or 60 days. John Blackston convicted of intoxication, 30 days in default of $50 fine. Police reports note a bottle of sneaky-pete wine. BIG RICE CROP: Tokyo reports fourth bumper crop. yield expected at 12,069,000 metric tons, 10 percent above normal.
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Iman
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Charles Monroe Snowden
RFD 6
Snowden
Leonard F. Glenn
Huire
Glenn
U. 3
Frederick
Nord
Philip Calvin Swann
Uwedeys
Guy Hames
Howard Taylor
Bernard King
East Patrick Street
John Blackston
A. Norman Diew
Klinehart’s Alley
Fifth Street
Sgt. Dietz
Blackston
Court News: Equity and Marital Filings Across Counties
Court notices list absolute divorce filings for Breaux vs Norris L eaux and multiple divorcees including Wal Gul and Jamie Ardelia Logan, Edith P. Cline, and George B. Cook with partners from Camp Hill to Frederica. Property deeds show transfers by Homer Bowers, Frederick Homes Inc, Mary F. Anderson, Laurence A. Dorsey, Bernard W. Stall, and Walter E. Esser to various recipients for $10, in Frederick County and city limits.
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Equity
Samce M. Breaux
Norris Leaux
Marrizze
Eid Michael Manz
Wal Gul
Jamie Ardelia Logan
Bellsville
Kenneth Hood
Mr Airs
Patricia Ann Reaver
New Windsor
Kimmert Mellen
Molroville
Edith P. Cline
Smithsburg
George B. Cook
Camp Hill
A O
Lily Jane Wolfe
Joulnard
Wiliam O. Lanhorn
Della Mae Johnson
Itdou
York
John W. Molesworth EV
Constance Broaddus Fleet
Frederica
Istin Wiliam Eshunour
Oberlin
Nancy Lee Erb
Enola
Vernon N. Snyder
Bolivar
W. Va
Bernice Jane Hagan
Brunswick
Homer Bowers Et al
Frank
Clemson
Frederick Homes Inc
Robert Crouch
Paul Olney
Mary F. Anderson
Jonathan
Covell
Laurence A. Dorsey
Charles W. Hahn
Bernard W. Stall
Father Jordan Speaker at Kiwanis Meeting in Baltimore
Father Herbert KR Jordan of St. John's Catholic Church spoke at the Kiwanis gathering at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Edserd Grove Jr. and Dr. Howard Asisresided introduced him as guests James Large of Martinsburg and Allen Hf Fisher Jr. of Baltimore. The talk covered Catholic church structure, sacraments, and common misconceptions including papal infallibility birth control and confession. He concluded with a vivid Mass sacrifice demonstration and Holy Communion notes.
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Herbert KR. Jordan
St. John’s Cathochuka
Kowanis
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Edserd D Grove Jr
Howard
James Large
Martinsburg
Allen Hf. Fisher Jr
Baltimore
Father Jordan
Thurch
Jordan
Youthful Baltimore Negro Given Life Term
An 11 year old Baltimore boy was sentenced to life plus 10 years for rape and robbery of an elderly white woman. Corbin had been without parental care since age four and labeled incorrigible. Police and witnesses stopped the assault after he dragged the woman into an alley. The victim required 16 stitches for a head wound. The case drew attention to juvenile crime and parental neglect as authorities noted his prior release on minor charges. The judge also referenced broader social concerns while sentencing.
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Baltimore
Corbin
State Reformatory
Mississippi Leads in Federal Gambling Tax Stamp Sales
The Associance Press reports brisk wagering activity in Mississippi with 73 of the $50 stamps issued in two months, higher than neighboring states. Florida trails. Georgia Alabama North Carolina Tennessee Virginia and Maryland and South Carolina have smaller totals. The IRS requires a $250 stamp for gaming devices and collects 10 percent of winnings, though returns are largely secret.
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Associance Press
Mississippi
Internal Revenue Service
Magnolia
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virgi Nna
Maryland
South Carolina
Louisiana
Uncle Sam
Fragmentary Baltimore area social notes from 1958
The clipped item lists several residents including Mrs B E Fleagle and daughter Mary of Berkeley California with references to Misses Genie and Madeline German, Rev Mary Maryland in Cumberland and Mrs Emma Eld among others in Westminster and Mt Airy, Baltimore area. The text mentions stamps and income phrasing but lacks full context.
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B. E. Fleagle
Mary
Berkeley
Calif
Genie
Madeline German
Maryland
Cumberland
Charles
Emma Eldl
Bal‘erdice
Westminster
Timoreans
W P. Roberts
Mt. Airy
M. Janette Fleagte
Catonsville
Reunion marks class of 04 at Western Merland College
Mrs Kennedy’s home near Mount Airy hosted a surprise party for Benjamin E Fleagle of Baltimore on August 2 to celebrate the Western Merland College class of 04 reunion. The gathering noted several survived members with their spouses while others are living apart. Reverend Baden to join Virginia Episcopal mission department as associate starting October 1.
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Kenmuty
Reng F. Kennedy
Mt. Airy
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Christ
William Corbin Jr
Criminal Court
Edwinson
Harlan
St. John's School
East Second
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Thomasville Agricultural Limestone
Southern States
Woodsboro Cooperative
Royal Remington OY Watt A
East Patrick St
Wadar Ladusinat Finance
Icw
Public Finance
N. Market St. Monument
Sinclair
Sinclair Heating
Sinclair Refining Company
Baden
Richmond, Va
Joan A. Baden
St. James' Episcopal Church
Monkton
Department of Missions
Episcopal Diocese of
Virgina
Savogran
Roebuck and DO
Sears
West Patrick St. Frederick, Md
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