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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1955

Page

12

Witnesses Tell Bizarre Story From Florida Murder Case

Florida authorities received a bizarre account from Lin and May Warren of Johnson City Tennessee alleging a murder and sex party scheme. They claimed Jose Farr, a barmaid missing since 1940, was killed at their Johnson City home and buried beneath a flooring panel. Police planned to extradite the Warrens to Jonesboro Tennessee as murder warrants were issued. Separately a Senate subcommittee approved a constitutional amendment to let governors appoint emergency House members in case of a disaster. The measure aims to keep the government functioning if many seats are vacant.

Orlandg Fla Ua Nean Jennson City Tenn Ches Dave Starr Orange County Lo Waren Gladys Iragt Carl Wilkerson Johnson Cass Jose Farr Starr Rome King’s Spring Road Johnson Cras Lapert Warren Interstate Foundry Mathie Lo Robinson City Woo Jose Fairy Warrens Onest Ehattes Johnson Dam Dieaatts Junacs Goi Starr and Swann Jonesboro Tenn Washington County John Deakins Josie Patt Deakins Orlando Johnson City Deakans Washington Senate Judiciary Nallon of Representatives Sen Kefauver D-Tenn Judiciary Committee

Praise Given State Police

Maryland troopers received a special safety award from the AAA for their extra detailed crash reports aiding injury research. Gov. McKeldin praised troopers for reducing pressures, while noting a manpower shortfall in the budget.

Baltimore Marylands McKeldin Burton W. Marsh Traffic Engineering and Safety Department The American Automobile Assa Wars Land AAA Dr Russel §. Fisher Maryland Medical and Meyland Paul E. Burke Maryland Traffic Safety Commissar Marsh Inghay

Governor denounces tax spending for force funding

The governor stated taxpayers would not receive a penny, noting force support by special highway funds that will be collected anyway. Maj. William H. Weber accepted the award for the State Police, acting for injured Superintendent Elmer F. Munshower who fell two weeks earlier at the Waldorf barracks.

Jordan's Young King Marries His Cousin

ANMAN Jordan April 19 Jordan's young King Husseyn married his cousin in a Woslern custom ceremony at Zahran Palace with Princess Dina Abdul Hamid as bride. The royal couple met as husband and wife at a reception after public crowds cheered and streets filled with dancing. King Husayn, aged 19, and King Faisal of Iraq attended the event.

Anman Jordan Husseyn Husson Zahran Zein Dina Abdul Hamid Aby Hussein Vic Abdel Hamid Jushide Faisal Iraq Zahran Palace Raghadan Palace

Kidnaping sentence handed to two men in Ohio case

Two men pleaded guilty to kidnapping a 70 year old Harrisburg salesman and were sentenced to prison. Sherman Callaway of Baltimore received 20 years and Carlis Senders of Newark 10 years. They abducted Jesse Bishop in Harrisburg, drove him to North Jackson Ohio, believed he had passed out, then left him in the car. Bishop escaped and reported the crime.

Cleveland Harrisburg James C. Connell Sherman Callaway Baltimore Carlis Senders Newark N. J Jesse Bishop Ohio State Line Jackson Ohio Bishop Polle Callaway Stendere Auro Detroit Sherif Joseph M. Sueeny Calaway Hns Stenders United States Latvia

Democrats May War On Southern Delegates

Chicago April 19 Stephen A Mitchell former Democratic national chairman said rules for the 1956 party convention would not alter the requirement of party responsibility for delegates but could bar 1952 Southern delegates who backed Eisenhower. Names mentioned include Byrnes Kennon Shivers. Len Byrd warned the move could reopen a split from 1952. Sales increase noted for American Cyanamid with first quarter earnings and sales gains.

Chicago Stephen A. Mitchell Mitchell Eisenhower James F Byrnes South Carolina Goxs Robert F. Kennon Louisiana Allan Shivers Texas Shivers Byrnes Kennon Washington Len Byrd Dva Hhe Atchell Byrd Adlai Stevenson New York American Cyanamid Co

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