Federal Old Age System Recalled As Economic Defense
William J. Lanahan of Hagerstown addressed the Frederick Lions Club, describing the federal old age and survivors insurance as economic defense for the nation. He cited $46.872 million in benefits in 1948 to 2.3 million people, with 754 in Frederick County receiving $12,343, noting only 60 percent of county workers were covered and several groups are exempt. The talk included a Q&A and a report on local bond actions and nominations for district delegates.
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William J. Lanahan
Hagerstown
Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lanahan
Social Security Administration
United States
Frederick County
Labrot Estate Left To Widow and Daughter
Annapolis April 7 William H Labrot millionaire Maryland sportsman left the bulk of his estate to his widow and daughter equal shares to Mrs Marguerite Lobeck Labrot and Leonie his daughter by a previous marriage the daughter's share held in trust until 18 25 if she dies before 25 remaining funds go to St Anne's Parish or Johns Hopkins Hospital and a provision favors five top employees of Atlantic Crossing Company for stock sale
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Annapolis
William H. Labrot
Maryland
Marguerite Lobeck Labrot
Leonie
Anne Arundel County
Orphans’ Court
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
St. Anne's Episcopal Parish
Chairman Led Company With Norfolk and Savannah Plants
He served as chairman of the board of the company that operates plants in Norfolk Virginia and Savannah, guiding strategic decisions and overseeing corporate governance.
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Norfolk, Va
Savannah
Questions and Answers from a Historic Quiz Setup
A reader quiz covers presidential burial details, Florida's coastal length, and the origins of the song Jump Jim Crow. Andrew Johnson buried wrapped in Stars and Stripes with a Constitution under his head. Florida has the longest US coastline, California second. Jump Jim Crow emerged ca 1833 1835 by Thomas D Rice, known as Jim Crow Rice.
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Andrew Johnson
United States
Sim Crow
Thomas D. Rice
Jim Crow Rice
London
Crowe’s Alleged Bound Cache Is Discovered
FBI agents recovered a $690000 cache of bonds reportedly stolen by banker Richard Crowe. The attics at his Staten Island home yielded the bonds after talks with his attorney Peter F Gulotta. Crowe had claimed he discarded the bonds in the Atlantic Ocean to anger bank officials.
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New York
Richard Crowe
FBI
Crowe
Atlantic
Staten Island
Peter F Gulotta
National City Bank
Daytona Beach
Fla
Embezzler Crowe Waives Hearing in Federal Case
Crowe attempted to plead guilty to a federal embezzlement charge involving National Bank funds. He admitted no plea but waived a hearing and left the court without entering a plea. Cash totaling 193 660 dollars plus bonds were taken from a bank vault.
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Crowe
National Bank
Aly Khan Divorced. Wedding Pending With Rita Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan obtained a civil divorce in Paris on April 7 1953. Lawyers say it will take about six weeks before he and Rita Hayworth can marry, due to French law requiring official copies and a possible appeal period.
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Aly
Paris
Prince Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
News from Frederick April 8 1949
Frederick Chronicle reports Friday edition with local news briefs weather notes and community notices from the Frederick Maryland area including city affairs school events and public announcements for the day.
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the News
Frederick, Md
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Mr. Lanahan
Paul M. Carmack
Wll
Atlantic City
New York City
Abram Platnick
Willard Horine
J. G Jackson
Cumberland
William Houck
Thurmont
William Gardner Lentz
Taneytown
May Tern Grand Jury
Carroll County
Labrot
Credit Furchase
Sears
Manito
Jamarettes
Charmade
Ultra
W. Patrick ST
George R. Miller
David C. Griffin
N. Court St
Wnpai
Prescription
Pearre
THE
RED Cross
Whiteset Music
W. Franklin Sr
Baldwin
Four Church
Four Baldwin
Baldwin Piano Co
Baldwin Pianos
Baldwin Organ &S
Alfred Milgard
Whiteset Music Co
Postoffice
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