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City's Municipal Court Is A Busy Place

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Parent Issue
Ann Arbor News, June 3, 1958
Day
3
Month
June
Year
1958
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Municipal Court Judge Francis L. O'Brien Hears Evidence In A Case - May 1958
Sophie Carras, Municipal Court Office Cashier, Accepts Parking Violation Payment - May 1958
Ann Arbor Municipal Court Office, May 1958
Nancy M. Juniewicz Opens Mailed Parking Tickets In Municipal Court Office, May 1958
Marguerite A. Kemble - Municipal Court Office Bookkeeper-Accountant, May 1958
Addie Jones Handles Overdue Parking Violations In The Municipal Court Office, May 1958
Wallette Smith Updates The Criminal Case Docket Book Of The Ann Arbor Municipal Court, May 1958
Municipal Court Judge Francis L. O'Brien Talks With A Concerned Citizen, May 1958
Jacqueline Carrow & Ardis Williams Manage Civil Case Paperwork Of The Ann Arbor Municipal Court, May 1958
Cleda Darling Handles Overdue Parking Tickets In The Municipal Court Office, May 1958
Robert Robinson, Pearline Sullivan, & Thomas FitzGerald Handle An Arrest Warrant In The Ann Arbor Municipal Court, May 1958
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Robert Robinson, Pearline Sullivan, & Thomas FitzGerald Handle An Arrest Warrant In The Ann Arbor Municipal Court, May 1958 Photographer: Doug Fulton

Robert Robinson, Pearline Sullivan, & Thomas FitzGerald Handle An Arrest Warrant In The Ann Arbor Municipal Court, May 1958 image
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1958
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Ann Arbor News, June 3, 1958
Caption:
WARRANT DISCUSSION: Chief Clerk Thomas A. FitzGerald (seated, right) checks an arrest warrant for a traffic violator with Mrs. Pearline Sullivan (center) and Patrolman Robert Robinson. Mrs. Sullivan types up all traffic warrants, and Patrolman Robinson serves them. (News photographs by Doug Fulton)
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All-Veterans Freedom Train Parade, August 1948

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1948
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Ann Arbor News, August 16, 1948
Caption:
Parade Spearhead: Grand Marshal Thomas A. FitzGerald, right foreground, leads Saturday's all-veterans parade opening Rededication Week observances prior to Thursday's arrival of the Freedom Train. FitzGerald is followed by an honorary color guard, the Detroit Police band, and marching units of the Ann Arbor police and fire departments. Thousand flanked Huron, State, William, and Main Sts. to watch the marchers. At the Courthouse terminus, the parade gave way to a rededication program.
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