Suspect Captured After Short Chase In Adams County
Samuel Baker of Dormont South Carolina 22 was arrested after a rapid pursuit when he and two companions allegedly stole a sedan with Maryland license plates. Baker denied the charge but was identified by the others. The trio is held on open charges of suspicion in the Adams County jail as state police seek the car’s owner and clarify where the vehicle was stolen.
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John G. Shearer
Tapid
Samuel Baker
Dormont
S. C
Robewolt
Taker
Adams County
Shearer
Baker
G. T. Herring
Billings
George Roberts
Sellers
S.C
Maryland
Guy W. Wetzel
Feredreki Iaking Fhea
Wetzel
Frederick
Emporia
Local thefts and community notices from Hanover area
Thieves steal an overcoat two thermos bottles and army binoculars from the Yeiser car near Hanover Frederick ball game. Littlestown High School graduation events and baccalaureate sermon are noted. A Hanover restaurant changes hands and plans remodeling reopening in about a month. Clarence Masenheimer sells and purchases Hanover and Pennville houses.
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L. G. Yeiser
Lester
Hanover
Frederick
Yeiser
Littlestown
Weikert
Nita Miller
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
H. H Hartman
David Pennewell
Manuel Lepro
Texas Hot Weiner Shop
Clarence Masenheimer
Amelia Smith
Vestal Defends Patriotism Against Communism at Gettysburg
Congressman Albert H. Vestal spoke at Gettysburg National Cemetery denouncing communist propaganda and Soviet influence. He urged Americans to rebaptize in red, white and blue patriotism as over 2,000 organizations spread anti American propaganda. The event featured a 3 day Klansmen conclave with more than 1,000 robed participants and large crowd estimates. A separate incident reported a housekeeper injured after being thrown against a car on Sunday near Granville Nickel H Manoved.
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America
Albert H. Vestal
Anderson, Inc
National Cemetery
Gettysburg
Russia
United States
Franklin Menges
York-Adams
Vestal
York
Wayneboro
Sunbury
Rv. L. BB. Hafer
Getysburg
Ku Klu Klan
Jefferson
Mellon Orders One-Third Reduction In Paper Money
Secretary Mellon authorizes a reduction in paper currency size starting with the dollar bill. The current bill measures 77 16 by 3 1 8 inches and will be scaled to about 61 3 4 by 6 1 2 inches, roughly matching Philippine currency.
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Mellon
Dewey
New Smaller Dollar Bill to Roll Out in Months
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing will issue a new smaller dollar in months with supply to the public about a year later. This currency change, the first since 1861, will gradually replace notes from one dollar up to ten thousand dollars and save about two million dollars annually. Portraits on notes will be reallocated to avoid repetition while keeping major design traits intact.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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Cherry Street
Myerstown
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Baltimore St
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Hanover St
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East Berlin Milling Co
East Berlin, Pa
East Berlin
Berlin
W. L. Kohler
Buick
Melhorn Buick
Frederick Sr
J. L. Williams
Chas. H. Eyster
Forest Park
New Oxford Monumental Works
Bell Phone
G. Ober & Sons
J.H. Dutter A
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Gehly’s
Hudson
Studebaker
Anderson Motor Co.,, Inc
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King and Queen Sts
York, PA
W. Market St
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