Sheriff Nets Suspect In Record Quick Jail Show
Sheriff John G. Shearer arrested Samuel Baker of Dormont South Carolina after Baker and two accomplices were chased by Trooper Robewolt and identified by the other two as the one who escaped. The trio confessed stealing a large sedan with Maryland plates stolen from Frederick Maryland. A gasoline stick bearing an Emporia Virginia garage name links the car to that shop as police search for its owner. They are jailed in Adams county on open charges of suspicion.
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John GC. Shearer
Samuel Baker
Dormont
S. C
Robewolt
Taker
Adams County
George Roberts
Sellers
S.C
Baker
Maryland
Guy W. Weitzel
Feredreki
Fbea Wetzel
Frederick
Emporia
Hanover Ballgame Theft and Local Notices
Thieves stole an overcoat two thermos bottles and army binoculars from the Yeiser car park during a Hanover Frederick ball game. Littlestown High School commencement and baccalaureate services were held with Weikert as valedictorian and Rev. Hartman delivering the sermon. A Hanover restaurant run by Pennewell and Lepro will reopen in about a month after remodeling. Clarence Masenheimer sold a double house to Amelia Smith and bought a single house at Pennville from A F Brady.
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L. G. Yeiser
Lester
Hanover
Frederick
Yeiser
Littlestown High School
Weikert
Nita Miller
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
H. H Hartman
David Pennewell
Emanuel Lepro
Texas Hot Weiner Shop
Clarence Masenheimer
Amelia Smith
Gettysburg Address Sparks Red Threat Attack and Klan Rally
Congressman Albert H. Vestal denounces communist propaganda at Gettysburg saying Russian red rule would abolish government and religion. His remarks precede a parade led by 1,000 robed Klansmen from York and nearby towns. A Memorial Day march included public school children and fraternal groups. A separate incident reports Mrs Litt injured in a car accident near Hanover.
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America
Albert H. Vestal
Anderson
Ind
National Cemetery
Gettysburg
Russia
Franklin Menges
York-Adams
Vestal
York
Wayneboro
Sunbury
Rv. L. B. Hafer
Getysburg
Government to Reduce Paper Currency Size
Secretary Mellon approves cutting U S paper money to about six and a half by three inches from the present 77-16 by 31% inches. The plan aims to make dollar bills roughly the size of Philippine currency and to start with the dollar bill.
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Mellon
Dewey
New Dollar Redesign Affects One Dollar Note Plan
The first smaller size dollar will roll out at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing within months with public release about twelve months away. This marks the first currency change since 1861 and will gradually proceed from the one dollar up to the ten thousand dollar note. Savings are estimated at two million dollars annually as designs are updated while major characteristics remain. portraits will be reallocated to avoid repetition, with each denomination receiving a distinct portrait where possible.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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Stokes’ Garage
Baltimore Street
Hanover, PA
Abbottstown
New Oxford
Lincoln Highway
United States
J. C. Felty Bell
Stevens
Mallas
Welser
Continental Square
Ork, PA
Jefferson
Robt. L. Baughman
Baltimore St
POMC
Imo Ich Tmi
R. M. Wolf
Hanover St
East Berlin Flour Mills
Easterlin Milling Co
East Berlin
Berlin
W. L. Kohler
U. W. Myers
Cherry Street
Myerstown
Wpa
Altland House
Buick
Melhorn Buick
Frederick Sr
J. L. Williams
Stallsmith Building
Center Square
Gettysburg, Penna
Chas. H. Eyster
Forest Park
New Oxford Monumental Works
Bell Phone
G. Ober & Sons
J.H. Dutter A
Lincolnway, W
New OxFord, PA
Gehly’s
Hudson
Studebaker
Anderson Motor Co., Inc
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King and Queen Sts
York, PA
W. Market St
Southern
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