Woman Is Given Jail Sentence in Prostitution Case
The fourth woman in a county court prostitution action was sentenced Friday to 120 days in jail and a $200 fine. Agnes Perry Harris, 57, Linganore, admitted guilt and faced witnesses. co-defendants Helen Tressler, Sarah Faulkner and Peggy Dans received sentences earlier. Tressler was jailed two years for operating a brothel. Faulkner and Davis received 30-day terms or fines. Additional cases included traffic penalties for Bernard Phelps and John Lawson. A Baltimore AP dispatch reports a patrol arrest over weapons with a $150 fine.
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Agnes (Perry) Harris
Pear Singanore
Helen Louise Tressler
Sarah Foulkner
Peggy Lou Dans
Edward D. Storm
Storm
Harris
FBI
Faulkner
Miss Davis
Tressler
Linganore
Glisan
Bull Road
Tressier
Jessups
Austin Murray
Sarahaulkner
Airy
Airs. Harris
XN Davis
John Willam Lawson
New Market
Lawson
U.S. 40
Frederick
Lumumba's Men Arrested in Leopoldville
Forces of Col Joseph Mobutu arrested Patrice Lumumba followers An toine Gizenga deputy premier and Maurice Mpolo Lumumba's youth and sports minister for plotting against Mobutu's regime Demonstrations at Camp Leopold II highlighted mutinous elements among troops guarding Lumumba under U.N protection No warrant presented to the United Nations and international pressure reported Frank C Cover Hil listed as airman at Lackland AFB Texas.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Joseph Mobut
Patrice Luemumba
Mobut
Antoine Gizenga
Lumumba
U.N
Maurice Mpolo
Mpolo
Gizenga
Mobui
Camp
Leopold
Mobutu
Health Department Approval of Frederick County Plan Noted
The Maryland State Health Department approved the Frederick County Health Department operational plan prepared by Health Officer Dr Forbes H L Burgess. The report lauded the plan as comprehensive and well organized and urged revisions to show cooperation with the new Planning and Zoning Commission. It warned on growth and water and sewage planning to avoid problems seen elsewhere. It also praised Frederick County mental health services as among the best in the state.
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Maryland State Department of Health
Frederick County
Forbes HL Burgess
State Health Department
Child Hit By Truck On East Sixth Street
Vernia Mae Nealon six year old daughter of Ollie Nealon of 236 East Sixth Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Adabelle Abrecht of 309 Montclair Avenue. She ran into the street from the sidewalk and was admitted for observation of possible head injuries in satisfactory condition. Officer Frank Main investigated and charges were preferred.
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Vernia Mae Nealon
Ollie Nealon
East Sixth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Vernia
East Sixth
Adabelle Abrecht
Montclair Avenue
Abrecht
City dump truck crashes on West Patrick Street
A city owned dump truck driven by Maurice H. Stone ran off the right side of the road at 5:05 p m yesterday on West Patrick Street 200 feet east of James Street, struck a C and P pole, and pulled onto the pavement. The truck carried 2% tons of blacktop and sustained $1,000 in damages. Stone was uninjured and no charges were filed. Detroit police Lt Harry Quinn investigated.
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Patrick Street
James Street
Maurice H. Stone
Stone
Harry Quinn
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Poe
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Frank C. Cover Hil
Brunswick
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Cover
Brunswick High School
Frank C. Cover
Paris
Champs Elysees
France
United States
Henry Pigozzi
Fisher’s, Inc
R. T. Delaughter & Son
Shookstown Road
Fredencon
Market St
Health Department
Jakarta
Indonesia
Communist Party
West Java
Sukarno
Popular and Hillbilly Records
B. &T. Record CO
South Market St
N. Market St
Xenesa
Genoa
Italy
Zunch
Colombo
Ceylon
Australia
Auto & Home
Warfield’s
Bear
E. Patrick St
Kaempf & Harris
American Standard
Frederick, Md
Weil
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
Monogram
Cavetown
Enterprise
Your Potomac Edison Company
Frederick — Taneytown
Mt. Airy — Brunswick
Kehne Furniture Co
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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