Magistrate Smith Schedules 26-Case Docket After Holiday
Magistrate Edward J. Smith sitting for ill Magistrate Manuel Weinberg disposed of a lengthy docket with nine hearings including the conviction of 18-year-old Henry Lake Frederick who drew 20 days in jail for assault and battery on Thomas Andrews. The case involved a bowling alley incident where rope burns and a eye wound occurred during horseplay. Several defendants were convicted of drunkenness with fines and jail terms, one acquitted on loitering, and others faced various penalties for hunting and range offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smith
Manuel Weinberg
Henry Lake Frederick
Thomas Andrews
Lauretta
Lake
Andrews
Harry H. Jennings
Middletown
Kanade
George Crummit
Ridgiey King
Joseph Brooks
Moses Moton
Brooks
Carl “Turtle” Edwards
Edwards
John W. Smith
George Teague
Asheville
N. C
Durward W. Kettells
Glenn D. Butts
Frederick Junction
Harlan Hess
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lieut
Reno
Collateral Forfeitures Reported Across City Streets
A list of collateral forfeitures shows several motorists paying fines for reckless driving speed violations and an auto collision with a Blue Ridge bus on West South street. Names include Charles F. St John Cleveland, James Roy Hartsock Myersville, George McKinley Welsh Cumberland, Norman Trump, John Thomas Himes, Raymond Maugn, Francis Nelson White, Alton Twentey, and others. Additional forfeitures cover fireworks and assorted ordinance violations, with amounts ranging from 2.50 to 26.45 dollars and cases heard by several officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West South Street
Charles F. St. John
Cleveland
Ohio
Sherman Boone
Blue Ridge
James Roy Hartsock
Myersville
West Patrick Street
Sergt
Dan Swomley
George McKinley Welsh
Cumberland
Norman Trump
John Thomas Himes
North Bentz Street
Raymond Maugn
Francis Nelson White
Charles Town
W Va
Alton Twentey
James Miller
Oceana
Frederick
Officer Twentey
Audrey Yeschenko
C. Francis Boyle
Sydney Grant Scott
James Newman
Charles Delauter
Mable Delauter
James Nelson
George and Elizabeth Brown
Three INS Newsmen Die In Plane Wreck
In Tokyo a U S Air Force transport plane exploded on takeoff from a southern Japan airfield killing eleven aboard including three International News Service correspondents Frank Emery Charles Rococrans and Ken Inouye. Four crewmen and ten passengers were aboard at departure. Three passengers left before takeoff. It was unclear if the plane headed for Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Air Force
Japan
International News Service
INS
Frank Emery
Charles Rosecrans
Ken Inouye
Public Information Office
PIO
Korea
Lacy Succeeds Father on Bullets Board
Jim Lacy Jr. named to the Baltimore Bullets Board of Directors following his father Jim Lacy Sr.'s death. Sr. had been a famed Maryland basketball star and stockholder in the Bullets, while Young Lacy rose to prominence with Loyola College Greyhounds. The article also notes a National Geographic Society projection about Greenland ice melt and rising oceans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igard
Big Dim Lacy
Feth
Ball
Maryland
Loyola College Greyhounds
National Geographic Society
Greenland
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Jim Lacy
Gilbert
North Market ST
Cubsnuede
Chevrolet
KEY Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market
Phose
Louk Wood
Aspin Hill Cemetery
George J. Young
Rockville
Australia
New York Times
Rosenour’s
Rosenour
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