| PECTION B— PAGE 6 how to win fr and influence let's look iends voters at one ‘ 1959 AS. POST, 3 week's record — Criminal Tria! List Beginning September 21, Brominski, J. THURSDAY, A LB 9240. 9509 R20 Aun WILKES BARRE RECORD, SEAT 22 2 Men Plead Guilty To Burglary Charges ‘Sorpaee-SEReeals, S00 nnmn Street, and i Street, pleaded guilty to a number of charges of burglary and larceny before Judge Bernard C. Brominski yes- terday. The court femanded ‘Gowland to Luzerne County Prison to await sentence. ludemscads was sentenced to serve 11% to-23 months on each of two charges, the Sopienass to ry SonTuRI ly. Sentence was then suspende WEmas released ms ion he keeps the peace. He was placed in custody of his parents and melanin Attorney Joseph J. Savitz rep- resented emamnis. we WILKES oS BARRE RECORD; 267723 Idle Man Guilty Of Burglarizing Car | Rubed--Omalal], unemployed, a White (Haven, pleaded guilty to a charge ‘of burglarizing an automobile before Judge Bernard C. ‘Bro- minski yesterday. The court imposed a three to six months "Luzerne County Prison sentence and then pa-| ndant on condition Re} ehaves In the future. Judge Brominski noted full restitution was made. by S3EigsM. Defendant was ordered to pay costs off ‘Iprosecution. within 30 days. was arrested for tak- ing a wallet containing $35 from {the automobile of EhEENw The money was taken while ‘the| lcar was parked near the old dam on the Lehigh River at White Haven. “ on a charge of rape, but aa ~ WILKES-BARRE RECORD, SERT 22 3 Young Men Fined For Assaulting Girl ' Three young men charged with criminally assaulting a 19- year old girl January 3 in Par- sons were each fined $100 ‘and costs by Judge Bernard C. Bro- minski yesterday. Defendants were Mruhoniiigm. 200 —Mmtme——4Ege, Parsons; *y The court allowed a each guilty of a lesser morals charge. They were given 90 days to pay the fine and costs. In ad- dition they were ordered to pay their victim's hospital expenses. Wilkes-Barre Township Chief of WILKES-BARRE RECORD, SEPT: 25° (Suspended Sentence Given 3-time Violator wwe, Hanover Township, pleaded guilty on three Vehicle Code violations before Judge Bernard C. Brominski yesterday and was given suspended sentences of six months to one year mn Lu- zerne County: Prison. Defendant was: ordered to pay costs of prosecution within 60 days. He was charged with turning off lights to avoid iden- tification and arrest, passing a stop sign and not wearing glasses as required on his oper- ator’s license. The violations oc- curred May 22 in Larksville. Police Benedict Drogalis was prosecutor. . “WILKES-BARRE RECORD, SEA 24 aggravated assault and battery. 38 Waives Trial In Assault Charge TR Se ie mmke, Plymouth, waived jury| trial before Judge Bernard C. Brominski yesterday and was convicted, of forcible entry and The court on condition defendant stays, away from the prosecutrix, 4 , Plym- TIMES-LEADER, $zp7 23 Plains Man Is Cleared Of Charge eophedemineminkimr dain borer, of (GEESE street, Plains, was found not guilty of assault. and battery by Judge Bernard C. Brominski yesterday. Costs were placed on the county: i Defendant had been charged Fy Plains * Township, with having struck her with his fists last April 5. Assistant District Attorney Ja- \TIMESLEADER, S£P7 23 : . {ment by Juage Bernard Cc. ‘Bro- IC ase | S T a k e n! minski following hearing yester= day. st ere laced n the Under Advisement Gn ui Defendant was chaiged’ with Ham HO mW - k fists, ‘s Sugar No Yoh, Raping stricken with his fists —_ ;charged with assault and battery, same address, last June 4 and in- 'had his case taken ypder advise-.flicting painful injuries. WILKES-BARRE RECORD, SEPT°2¢ wprxps BARRE RECORD, SEPT.23 jo : CHE a Cy Sentence Suspended an SEEN 7 3 | 7 ° : SE ————-. both of | Against Samo. Nanticoke, pleaded guilty to a; : . larceny and receiying charge be- | Street, Pittston, was convicted fore Judge Bernard c. Bromine] of aggravated assault and battery yesterday. The court. ntencel yesterday after waiving jury after hearing’ ay a Tater date: trial. ” pit i , jane released defendants in cus-" op he court SUARERACdICRISNC to . . a . x foray of their paignis ‘burses his yictim, Buhl, 13 , Pittston, for medical expenses. The assault occurred April 10 in Pittston, ac- cording to the transcript. Jsimes was ordered: fo pay costs _of. prosecution and to make re- TIMES-LEADER. SEPT 25 CHeck Case Weighed ( by Judge Bernard C. Brominski 2 imbursenient within 30 days. etter Judge Bernard C. Brominski took under advisement a charge of fraudulent check passing against Geputsstreet, city, following hear- ing yesterday after defendant waived jury trial and pleaded innocent. outh, reimburses her $93 and pays costs of prosecution. seph J. Ustyneski appeared for the Commonwealth, , & contractor, was charged with assaulting prose- cutrix May 19 and forcing his Rose, : i tame West #lazleton, June 7. rere meneame < op x - Ae — er . TIMES-LEADER, * SEP7 25° Hanover Resident Cleared By Judge| was found on a charge of threats today by Judge Ber-| narq C. Brominski. Ot en- tered a plea of not guilty and ‘|waived jury trial. « Prosecutor was John Slavin- ski, 258 Lee Park avenue, Han- over Township. JudeeBromin- ski : . Assistan istrict Attorney Charles D, . Lemmond, Jr. ap- péared for the: ‘Commonwealth. _ WILKES-BARRE RECORD, - SE£F 24 ——— Em Sentenced To. County Prison ie | to a charge of larceny and re- | ceiving before Judge Bernard C.: Brominski yesterday and was | sentenced to serve six to 12 _months in Luzerne County i Prison. A The court then Sani sen- tence on condition defendant ré- frains from drinking intoxicants for two gears, pays costs of prosecution within 30 days and makes restitution in the amount lof $2 to Jmmeslwed@my from whose automobile parked at Han- |son’s Picnic Grounds, Harvey's Lake, June 30 WESSa® stole a State, County and Local Candidates ‘are all included When You Vote Straight Republican ‘camera valued at $165. { + “A Cosmopolitan Candidate For The County Ticket— That's What the Democrats Wanted When Brominski Was appointed Jeng -SunataaeT oT NEA | Raxk-arvemtic, Hanover Township, | WILKES-BARRE RECORD, SEPT. 23 Swoyersville Man Is Convicted of Charge FrapslireQuetinebprcmdttn |, | ERASERS RR EENNtrat mebumnafget, Swoyersville;|3; a movie camera, vauled at waived jury trial before Judge|$4&5r hip; tume jew- Bernard C. Brominski yesterday Franklin = a and was convicted on three|yalyed at $476.25 and owned hy counts of receiving stolen goods. Town- The court ship. The purchases were made and ordered aaa ‘pay til December 1, 1959, according- to of prosecution within '60 * days.|the indictments. The transcript SEmish was charged with purchas-|discloses the good were stolen by ing a Remington pump gun val- ued at $125 and belonging- to AND FROrT DALLAS POST Aucusr 77 1959 WILKES. BARRE RECORD, SEA7 25 Editorially Speaking: | SES Miia — Luzerné, pleaded guilty , Cream Puli Justice, The parole of three of four thieves, three of them brothers, last week by Judge Bernard C. Brominski was ‘not popular in the Back Mountain Region — either with ; its‘police or its citizens. ! The decision of Judge Bromine to. pasties a Bs of Trenton, N. J., Re of Philadelphia and Romesh of’ West Wyoming immediately after he had sentenced them to serve 1114 to 23 months in Luzerne County Prison will do little to stay the reign of terror that has swept the Back Mountain Region and Luzerne County for the past several months. Apprehension of these man after they had robbed a . umber of Back Mountain homes including that of Caddie LaBar came only by accilent after long and baffling in- vestigation by State and'local police. The men who were making a business of robbing here aid selling their loot in Philadelphia confessed to their crimes on March 9. Paroles of this sort are a miscarriage 6f justice and must be discouraging and disheartening to conscientious police officers who work their heads off to solve crimes. They undermine the confidence of all of us in the ability of the Courts to do their part in discouraging crime. ¥ * * Is Convicted Eo a | iit, Pittston, waived jury| Defendant ,was charged with giving a worthless check for $97.70 to NENGEENEONSOSTERE| | Nimmins#~vtreet, February 18. She was represented by Attorney Ed- ward D. Morgan, * WILKES: BARRE RECORD, SEPT 22 Man Pleads Guilty To Corrupting Morals i a : , Plymouth, pleaded guilty to a.charge of corrupting morals of a child before Judge Bernard C. Bromingski yesterday. I The court released defendant rin custedy o 1s. parents and theld the case under advisement. | pCR: is Drosscuink hE ‘WILKES-BARRE RECORD, SE PT Brominski Dismisses Violation Charge A charge of permitting minors jto frequent licensed liguor premises against Sugar Notch, was Ustpisead by Judge Bernard C.. Brominski yes- terday after, defendants waived jury trial. Costs were placed on the county. The indictment charged the couple with permitting three minors to frequent their tavern on April 11. Prosecutor was Ed- ward F. Sikorski, Liquor Control Board enforcement agent. At- torney John R. Reap, Jr., Fopre sented defendants. He" WILKES-BARRE RECORD, SEP 25" Pittston Man Malwa Draws Suspended Sentence trial before Judge Bernard C. Brominski yesterday and was convicted of fradulently convert- ing money to his own use and violating the 'Uniform Firearms Act. L The court sentenced defendant to serve three to six months in Luzerne County Prison on each charge ‘and’ then suspended sen- tence on condition he pays costs in 60 days and behaves in the future. In addition defendant was ordered to. make restitution of $200 at the rate of $20 a week to Fotesswidgaesh and. Bums, owners of a grocery store in Pittston. hisBomwld allegedly took the money while employed Smamgdei Denies Gambler Charge Gone dN,-ERNY Stmeedy Plains Township, waived jury trial before Judge Bernard C. Brominski yesterday and pleaded innocent on an indict- ment charging him as a common gambler. The court held the case under advisement following hearing, in- 1 ng a decision may be made today. . | , Plains, charged with the same offense and - arrested in the same dice game in an alley, was convicted and fined ,$100 and costs. The Commonwealth called Chief of County Detectives Jo- seph H. Miller and State Trooper Roy A. Peters of Wyoming Bar- racks who testified about the raid on the game May 10. 8 messi said he was spectator, but ran because he did not know what to do when Peters and State Police Sgt. Louis T. Shup- nik raided the game. ‘was convicted before on a gam- bling charge before Judge Paul R. Selecky. Assistant District Attorney Charles D. Lemmond, Jr., handled the Commonwealth’s case. At- torney Anthony Lupas, Jr., repre- sented defendant. at the store June 2. Pittston What did they Get— a Political Jager \ — vore § 1IGH Pull Second Lever I as HE I nm rs hig lO oni ra SEL a mo 5 Bm Re % SpE
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