Child Beater Prefers Jail Over Whipping in Alexandria
In Alexandria Virginia on June 27 a judge allowed a 19 year old to serve a year in jail rather than administer lashes for child abuse. The couple Harry and Jean Gregory chose to begin their jail terms after a lengthy court session. The child, at the Alexandria Day Nursery, recovered from leg bruises.
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Three Negroes To Be Hanged Friday
William Harold alias Alexander Jones and George Poindexter two Black men are to be hanged at the Maryland Penitentiary early Friday for criminal assault on a 26 year old government official's daughter near the District of Columbia line in Montgomery County. Morris Utley a Baltimore white man awaits execution for a murder during a storm hold up. his case is on appeal.
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Nice Delays Wolf Pardon to Be Board Discussion
Baltimore June 27 action on Harry B. Wolf pardon will wait until next Wednesday as Baltimore Criminal Justice committee directors discuss the case. Wolf, a 1922 conspiracy to obstruct justice convict and disbarred attorney, faced potential pardon from Governor Nice amid opposition from G Delano Ames. Civil and criminal notes recount Wolf's links to the Norris King murder and prior witnesses. restoration to the bar would require the Supreme Bench of Baltimore.
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New Move In Bookie Case Moves To Federal Court
After Chief Judge Sloan denied a rehearing, Harry D. Miggins lawyers plan to take the case to federal court challenging the anti bookmaking law. They seek an injunction claiming constitutional rights violations and due process issues in the act's enforcement. Walter Johnson’s no knockout note ends with his pitching career.
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Kidnapper of Aged Packer Given Life
Walter Irish O Malley ex convict pleaded guilty to kidnapping 79 year old Gust August Luer banker and meat packer in 1933. Circuit Judge Dick H Mudge sentenced him to life imprisonment, joining several others already given long terms in the case.
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Reporters Get 90 Day Jail Terms Over Secret Verdict
Two Washington Herald reporters Pat Frank and David Lee were sentenced to 90 days in jail and the American News papers Inc fined 5000 dollars for contempt of court over publishing a secret Boland verdict in the Francis Lyddane murder case. They posted 2000 dollar bonds and planned appeals. The Herald editors and others were cited but not jailed. The contempt order must be served in Maryland.
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Chief Suspended Over Improper Journalism Claim
A court suspended a chief for describing a story as a perfectly inexcus able account and an improper exercise of journalism. He offered to apologize to the court and by publication if shown the piece embarrassed and obstructed justice.
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Farmer Injured While Handling Horses Near Cearfoss
Amos Horst, 47, of Cearfoss, suffered a fractured leg when two horses he was restraining began fighting. He fell and was crushed, then transported to Washington County Hospital where the fracture was reduced. Horst was haying when the incident occurred on his farm yesterday afternoon.
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Commission Sends Out Milk Licenses In State
In Baltimore on June 37 C Wilbur Miller leader of the State Milk Control Commission said licenses will be mailed to milk dealers producers and distributors across the state this week. The act requires three classes to apply within 30 days of passage effective June 1 with July 15 as the tax collection start. The tax is one tenth of a cent per 100 pounds with half paid by the producer and half by the distributor while dealers collect and remit the tax.
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