Buried Leaders Honored Amid Political Underworld Fallout
In Kansas City on April 10 Charles Binaggio and his musician ally Gar getts were buried in the same cemetery after Catholic services condemning both the underworld and corrupt overworlds. The attendances totaled about 1,700 between services and burial, with floral tributes from across the country and mass offerings near $1,000 per man. Police planned further inquiries while public officials and onlookers reflected on crime’s reach into politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles Binaggio
Northside
Underworld
Charles Gargetts
Binaggio
Raymond E. Jackson
Binaggio's
Gargotta’s
Miami
Fila
Reno
Nev
Chicago
Detroit
Dallas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
New York
Peter Lapetina
Frank Collins
Pendergast
Truman
Tom Pendergast
Jim Pendergast
John Lavin
Binaggie
Accident En Route Involving New Windsor Couple
James Lantz of New Windsor received word from Arkansas that his wife and her mother Mrs William Hoffman returning from Arizona with friends were in a severe accident when their trailer and car overturned. The trailer was wrecked and the car badly damaged, but the occupants escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lantz
New Windsor
Arkansas
William Hoffman
Arizona
Weather and Pests Slash Wheat Crop and Stocks
Dry weather and insect pests reduced the winter wheat forecast to 764,000,000 bushels, with a potential rise in government held surplus. Value to farmers at 1.90 per bushel implies nearly 250 million lost, raising talk of dipping into a 425 million bushel surplus to meet domestic and export needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Great Plains
Pacific Northwest
Georgia
South Carolina
Indiana
Illinois
Complainant Missing Delays Hit and Run Hearing
A hit-and-run case was continued to next Monday after the complainant failed to appear. The defendant claimed innocence as State Trooper Stonesifer and Magistrate Bennett waited from 7:45 p.m. then adjourned. The complainant arrived at 8 p.m. saying they were delayed by heavy traffic. In separate cases, two men pled guilty to drunkenness with light sentences. Collateral forfeitures ranged from 540 to 6.45, with multiple witnesses cited by Officers Trump and Boone. France lost Canady in 1759 at the Heights of Abraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
James Stonesifer
Washington
Calvin Thomas James
George Hudson
Twentey and
Boone
Anna May Earp
Nellie Josephine Wilkins
Webster Luby
Edward Schreyer
Ernest W. Dixon
Onley Bentley
Nannine Frith
Conrad D Shaffer, Jr
Liberty
Building Code Revision Favored By Frederick Chamber
Frederick Chamber of Commerce directors hold a near full house meeting voting unanimously to urge a revised local building code aligned with modern construction. They note strong reception to government broadcasts and successful open forum luncheons while planning a summer recess for U C Braup luncheons. New members join in agriculture and corporate divisions. William T Lyons Co Inc leads hospital wing construction. Governor Lane to return from Bermuda vacation with daughters Dorothy and Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
U. of C
Charles K. Taylor
Keedysville
Bodies Of Three Crewmen Recovered After Tug Lorraine Sinking
In Norfolk Virginia on April 10 three of the six crew members who drowned when the tug Lorraine capsized off Windmill Point light were recovered from Chesapeake Bay. Coast Guardsmen halted the intensive search though a routine sweep continues for the remaining three. A third body, identified as Oliver James Hudgins of Portsmouth, was found near Wolf Trap light by the fishing vessel Wolf Trap and turned over to Matthews County coroner J R Gills at Horn Harbor. The earlier recovered bodies had been identified as the other crewmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Coast
Windmill Point Light
Wolf Trap Light
Wolf Trap
Oliver James Hudgins
Portsmouth
Horn Harbor
Matthews County
J. R. Gills
Survivors and missing from sinking tug Lorraine near Norfolk
The Lor Lorraine sank in the bay after a collision. Only survivor is skipper Capt. O. P. Brown of Norfolk, found semi conscious in the pilothouse three hours later. Missing are Mate John G. Woods of Collingswood New Jersey First Engineer W. F. Jefferson of Richmond and Second Engineer Robert Kellum of Baltimore. Lester Lee of Baltimore and Norman Glen Fisher of unknown address in Maryland, and Lewis Del of unknown address are also listed as missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lee
Baltimore
Norman Glen Fisher
Lewis del
John G. Woods
Collingswood
N. J
W. F. Jefferson
Richmond
Robert Kellum
O. P. Brown
Norfolk
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Binaggio and
Henchman
Burrittsville
4-H
Burkittsville 4-H Club
Rebecca Guyton
Sarasponda
Dawn Butts
Mary Thomas
Mary Grams
Mary Alice Guyton
Joann Peaplee
Beverly Ahalt
Maurice Grossnickle
Southwest
Pinkhant
Hinkhari
Lydia E. Pinkham
van Johnson
John Hodiak
Denise Darcel George Murphy
Doubs Road
Stonesifer
Shaffer
Merton S. Jones
Homer City
Floyd Littlejohn Stickney
Rochester
N. Y
Marilyn L. Himes
Reynoldsville
Officer Trump
Sherman Boone
France
Canady
Mississippi
U. S. Waterway Experiment Staion
Vicksburg
Mass
Druid Theater
Damascus
Larry Parks
Barbara
Jolson
Allen's
THE
NASH
Lawson Motor Sales
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Annapolis
Lane
Bermuda
Dorothy
Jean
Philip Morris
Pallyp Morais
America
Portip Morris
Frederick News- Post
Allen’s Market & Second Sts
Delphey’s
West
Patrick ST
Nt GA
Tonite
Gail Russell
Wake of the
WITC
Gary Cooper
Sam” Ee
Reena
Philco
Kehne Furniture CO
Packard
Frederick-Hagerstown
Colton Motors
Hagerstown, MD
Refrigeration Service
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
E. Patrick Sr
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Automotive Service
Seiberling Tires
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Warner Tivoli
Anton Walbrook
Marius Goring
Mqira Shearer
Arthur Rank
Powell-Pressburger
Eagle Lion Films
Gregory Peck
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