The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
Police
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+. O'Hara 10 staDping MS IA
year-oId ex-girlfriend after she
quit him for another boy.
The youth will be sentenced
Jan. Fl on the charge of az.
gr..vaied assault. He was held
without bond.
Revels was accused of stab
bing Clara Acosia, of 1913 Yer.
mont, in the stomach Nov. "a
Police said a fight occurred on
The porch OF the girls home
af er she told Revels she had
new boyfriend. The girl re.
covered from the assault.
Residents of IL apartments
were forced out into l2-degree
weather last week when fire
Quilted a two-story brick apart
ment house at 294 East Hancock
King A. Sheppard, 50, who
lived in a room in he attic Of
the apartment was rescued by
fircmen and police.
William Clemens, "a, OF 2Ol6
Taylor, was placed on tours
years probation and ordered to
pay $3.50 court costs last week
by Recorders Judge w Mckay
Skilman after a jury convicted
him of rape on the complaint
of 28-year-old woman.
The woman said she was
waiting for a bus when Clemens
stopped his car pulled badge,
said he was a policemen and
forced her into his car. The
woman said Clemens drove her
TO his westside apartment where
he forced her to become intim-
ale with him.
Sidny w. Pankney, 81, Of 49,
05 w. Grand Blvd, was arrested
last week in a store at 80 Sell
den, where police said he con-
ccaled Is radio tubes valued It
$50 into his pockets
Frank Posey, 38, OF 1866
Eureka, was arrested last week
after police confiscated mutuel
be slips in his possession He
was found guilty in Recorders
Court by Recorders Judge
Frsak C. Schemanske and fined
500 or 80 days.
Wiley TAFT, 20, of 3463 Me.
Cellan, was arrested last week
after he broke into a truck park
ed on an eastside street and
stole 20 cartons of cigarets and
three cartons of chewing gum.
The loot was valued at SCI.
TAFT was chased by the truck
driver and police and appre-
hended. The stolen goods were
recovered.
James Eutcr, 20, OF 4l53 Bur
ion, lnks.er, pleaded guilty to
reckless driving in traffic court
asst week and was fined sos
30 days.
Patrolman George c. Buckley
told Traffic Court Refree John
G.. Carney that he was attracted
by Buffers car weaving across
Lines on the John {. Lodge Elk
pressway. He said Butler was
eating a carton Of chop suey
while he was driving
Butler admitted eating while
driving. He told the court, Il
was too hungry to wait until !
get home TO eat"
Curtis Johnson, "a, of AIS
Chenc, was arrested last week
on the charges OF non-support
IN the complaint of his 2lyear-
Did cstranged pregant wife, Mrs
r.ha Johnson, of 4532 Fischer
The couple separated in
November last yetr and Mrs
johnson said she has not re-
ceived any money for the sup
port of their two minor children
IN months.
Police quoted Johnson saying
Il owe a lot of bills. ! got gar
nisheed. When ! called my wife
and tried to explain things to
her she hung up the phone on
me-"
The Johnsons were married
Dec. 6, 1852 in Boliver, Miss
Thirteen men were arrested
last week when police found
them sleeping in a coach in the
NYC yard near the Michigan
Central depot. The officers said
he men were cold, hungry
broke and joblcss.
Some Of them had made them
selves comfortable by pulling
seats of the coach together IN
he form of beds and were sleep
ing soundly in the warm coach
when aroused.
Mrs. Brownie Hall, so, oil
66l3 Vinewood, was arrested
last week in the vicinity oil
Hogarth and Wildemere, after
she lost a race with police. the
officers said they saw Mrs. no"
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