Wanted By FBI With Aliases In Interstate Theft Case
A 25 year old white male, born March 29 1925 in Knoxville Tennessee, height 6 3, weight 240 pounds, listed as a heavy build with brown receding hair and brown eyes. He is described as a convincing talker with a southern accent and habit of twirling a key chain. Alleged occupations include grocery clerk and carnival worker. Federal warrants issued in multiple states and a Tampa complaint charges him with impersonation. Notify FBI if located.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S. District Engineers
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Forestry Service
U. S. Army
U.S
Tampa
Fla
Phoenix
Ariz
Austin
Tex
Texarkana
Fresno
Calif
Harrisonburg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U. S. Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Division
Hillsboro area holiday visits and local gatherings
A series of holiday visits and social events are noted around Hillsboro including Mr. and Mrs. Mack Pennington of Washington with the Walters, Dr. and Mrs. Depue H. Duffey and Dianne, and many others at homes in Ridgely Trappe Tilghman and Berwyn. The Community Club plans a meeting at Mrs. Mary Rowe’s home Monday to elect officers.
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Set
Mack Pennington
Washington
James Walters
Depue H. Duffey
Dianne
Joseph M. Eaton
Charles Jarrell
Community notes of Ridgely area holiday visits and enrollments
Master John Covington returns to Marydell Center after Christmas. Freq and Mrs Kessler occupy their Railroad Avenue home. Lansdowne couple visit Frank Flounders and family. Gene Stedman and Harry Stedman spend Christmas in New York. Betty Briscoe and Pat Briscoe visit Chester. John Creager family from Baltimore attend New Year greetings. Gene Stedman Paul Callahan Claudel Blades enlist in U S Air Force. depart for San Antonio. Rampmeyer and Bowman return from Easton Memorial Hospital. Mrs Wm H Valliant Jr of Bellevue visits W R Moore. Sgt Roger Ringgold of Camp Meade spends New Years with family. Barbara Lane appointed teacher in Havre de Grace School. Samuel Bean spends week in Baltimore. R R Lane hosts Lane family for dinner.
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Freq Kessler
Railroad Avenue
Joseph Williams
Lansdowne
Frank Flounders
Harry Stedman
Gene Stedman
New York State
Betty Briscoe
Pat Briscoe
Bradford
Chester
John Creager
Leslie
Gene
Baltimore
William Creager
Paul Callahan
Claudel Blades
U. S. Air Force
San Antonio
Texas
Gustave Rampmeyer
Robert Bowman
Easton Memorial Hospital
Wm. H. Valliant Jr
Bellevue
W. R. Moore
Roger R. Ringgold
Camp Meade
Fresh young Maryland broilers urged for home freezers
Advertisers promote stocking a home freezer with fresh young Maryland broilers as a timely seasonal purchase, highlighting availability and market appeal for households seeking convenient poultry options.
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Maryland
Hopalong Cassidy Debuts in Color Comics
Hopalong Cassidy begins a new thrilling adventure in color comics. The feature ships in The Comic Weekly January 7 issue, a two section comic magazine distributed with the Baltimore Sunday American.
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Hoppy
Hopalong Cassidy
Roaring West
Comic Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Thank You Card From Mrs. Kennard Holden Sr
Mrs. Kennard Holden Sr expresses gratitude for flowers fruit letters and cards received during a stay at Easton Hospital noting they were a wonderful help from well wishers.
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Easton Hospital
Kennard Holden Sr
Card of Thanks from T. Lester Towers
I wish to express my sincerest thanks for the many gifts, cards, and acts of kindness to me and my family while I was a patient in Easton Memorial Hospital, and during my convalescence at home.
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Feaston Memorial Hospital
T. Lester Towers
Bereavement thanks for Corsine Carroll's family
The Barcus family thanks all who assisted during the recent bereavement of Corsine Carroll. Luther Barcus and Family.
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Corsine Carroll
Luther Barcus and Family
Coke's early use marks steel making start in Mauch Chunk
Coke essential to steel production traces its first commercial use to Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania where the process began influencing modern industry. The note highlights the role of coke in refining iron and shaping early steel manufacture.
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Mauch Chunk, Pa
In Memory Of Harry O Cheezum Remembrance Poem
In loving memory of our dear husband and father Harry O Cheezum who died December 29 1944. No more his smiling face we see nor gentle voice we hear but memories day by day keep him near. By wife son daughter in law and grandson. The electric power industry is the largest single industrial user of bituminous coal.
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Harry O. Cheezum
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Ells Meintzer
Easton
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Todd
Russell Fleming
Linda and
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Berwyn
Frank Fleming
Vernon Baker
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Mary Rowe
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Mrs. Lane
OUR Employment Office
SE. i. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc
Seaford, Delaware
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Optometrists
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