Springfield Attendant Guilty of Manslaughter in State Hospital
Judge James E. Boylan Jr. convicts James E. Weicht, 24, a former soldier serving as an attendant at Springfield State Hospital, of manslaughter for using more force than necessary to subdue 88 year old Franklin Miller Sr., who died the following day after a struggle over a safety pin. Weicht testified he feared patients and had only worked a week, while an attendant, James E. Sprindling, said he kicked Miller. The court noted the use of excessive force in self defense and urged humane treatment of inmates. Weicht faces appeals within three days before sentencing.
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James E. Boylan, Jr
Springfield State Hospital
Borlan
James E. Weicht
Carroll County
Weicht
Hidling I
Hagerstown
Miller
James E. Sprindling
Boylan
Court condemns force used as criminal negligence manslaughter ruling
The court states that use of force constitutes criminal negligence and requires a guilty verdict for manslaughter. Spectators include Miller's widow and son J. Frank Miller along with Dr. Hagerstown and Mrs. BR Eckles of Lafayette Indiana.
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J. Frank Miller
Hagerstown
Br, B. Eckles
LaFayette
Ind
Court orders recount of Baltimore County election votes
Maryland Court of Appeals orders the Baltimore County Board of Election Supervisors to recount votes for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer and Orphans Court judge. The decision overturns a Baltimore County Circuit Court ruling affecting candidates Hammond Burton and nullifies nominations Gathmann Miller.
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The
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Charles L. Hammond
William H. Burton
Emil Gathmann, Jr
Galbert G. Miller
Seamen On Three Coasts To Go On Strike
AFL seamen across the Atlantic Pacific and Gulf coasts plan a strike beginning Thursday. SIU vice president John Hawk announced a near unanimous vote supporting action after the Wave Stabilization Board rejected pay raises. The move aims to unite maritime workers regardless of union affiliation.
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Wape Stabilization Board
Atlantics
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Gulf
John Hawk
Seafarers International Union
Hawk
Wave Stabilization Board
SIU
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Suit for damages filed in circuit court over boy struck by car
Luther E and Louise T Horine sue Lester Orrison trading as Frederick News Agency and Glen Orrison in circuit court for $50 damages alleging their son Luther E Horine Jr was struck by a car in Walkersville on July 31.
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Louise T. Horine
Luther E. Horine, Jr
Lester Orrison
Frederick News Agency
Glen Orrison
Glen Orrican
Walkersville
Reunion of Miller Family Sets August 25 Gathering
The seventh Miller family reunion was held August 25 in Grimes woods near Hansenville. A noon basket lunch preceded a 2 PM program with welcome by Alverda Grimes and prayer by Rev Nevin Smith. Officers elected included Ross Stull as president and John Miller as vice president. The day featured minutes, memorial, singing, accordion and guitar selections, and remarks by Rev Smith and Dr W A R Bell.
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Grimes Woods
Hansonville
Order of the Clan
Mrrs
Allen Harper, Jr
Alverda Grimes
Nevin Smith
Secreta
Burley
Helen Zimmerman
Mr. Smith
Don Rose
Ross Stull
John Miller
Raymund Sui
W. A. R. Bell
Local Reunion Names and 1947 Date with Osmium Fact
A list of attendees including Elsie Stull Mary Harper Vernon Stull and others notes the next reunion will be the last Sunday in August 1947. The article also states Osmium is a platinum like metal and the heaviest known substance weighing over 25 000 times hydrogen.
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Mary Harper
Vernon Stull
Richard Arnold
Hansonville
Frank Matthews
Raymond Stull Jr
Paul Stull
Donad Eggeu
Dry Henry Stull
Johnny Grimes
James Grimes
Bobby Grimes
Donald Gordon
Tommie Myers
Richard Arnold Jr
Darryl Feaga
James Grove
Larry Grove
Elle Grimes
Dorothy Grimes
Jean Grimes
Jean Bowers
Helen James
Charlotte Coughlin
Alverda Grimes
Mary Katherine Stall
Helen Stall
Mary Elizabeth Arnold
Cynthia Harper
Evelyn Swope
Florence Myers
Pile Torture Soothed In Few Minutes
Quick relief promise for piles via Peterson's Ointment advertised as cooling and soothing. Claims years of use and satisfaction with a 5c box or 80c with applicator. Money back if not delighted.
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