Boyd Not Guilty in Liquor Drive Case
Baltimore May 7 Judge H Arthur Stump found J Cookman Boyd former president of the Baltimore Park Board not guilty of driving under the influence. The verdict follows Boyd's appeal from a thirty day traffic court sentence and related jail term imposed by Magistrate Alva A Lamkin.
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New York Masons Fight Fake Bodies In State
New York Masons move to curb fake lodges that claimed Masonry status and swindled thousands. Justice Tompkins reported at the State Grand Lodge session that 30 000 men in the state may be in counterfeit lodges, buying degrees and temple quotas. He urged legislation to criminalize selling Masonic degrees.
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Supreme Court
Tompkins
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Contractor Declares Open Shop Amid Wage Dispute
Local contractor M. B. Keener, who ran a union shop with union carpenters for eight years, says he will open an open shop on Monday due to a wage increase. The new scale is 87.5 cents per hour, up from 80 cents. Nine union workers stay on old pay. union reportedly won’t send more carpenters. Keener needs seven carpenters.
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Mother to serve 10 years for smothering newborn twins
Elizabeth M. King nineteen of Woodmont Montgomery county faces a ten year term in the Maryland Penitentiary for smothering her two newborn baby girls. Since her Rockville trial many pleas for mercy have been voiced by Bishop James T. Freeman jurors and others interested in the case.
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Woodmont
Montgomery County
Maryland
Rockville
James T. Freeman
Washington
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