May Complete Its Case In Murder Trial Today
In Gettysburg on April 26, the State rested 11 witnesses in the opening round of the murder trial of George W. Gingell, charged with fatally shooting Lee Maier outside the Tract Inn between Fairfield and Emmitsburg. District Attorney Daniel E. Teeter foregoes a specific penalty, saying the jury will determine punishment after hearing all testimony. Key witnesses include waitress Lottie Boyer who testified Maier threatened Gingell, and Harrisburg state police photographer James Knipple who identified over 20 photos from March 25 to Maier’s death. The defense to cross-examine on related statements from the police investigation. The report also mentions continuing political commentary and livestock market prices from the region.
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Gettysburg
George W. Gingell
Fairfield R.D
Daniel E. Teeter
Adams County
Teeter
Gingell
Lee W. Mainer
Blue Ridge Summit
Franklin County
Tract Inn
Fairfield
Emmitsbore
Lottie Boyer
Emmitsburg
Maier
Mainer
Boyer
James D. Knipple
Harrisburg
The
Commonwealth
Mahoney Seeks Textile Union Backing in Maryland Primary
Baltimore April 26 George P Mahoney wins a boost from Celanese Local 1874 of the Textile Workers of America with 2700 members urged to consider Mahoney in the May 7 primary. Cumberland figures join in backing and W Earle Cobey Allegany County attorney aligns with a Mahoney Get Out the Vote committee.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Democratic Senate
Celanese Local 1874
Textile Workers of America
Mahoney
The
Cumberland Union
Cumberland
W. Earle Cobey
Allegany County
Maryland
Cohey
Thomas B. Finan
Democratic Central Committee
Philip Fleming
Eastland calls using public funds to fight integration
At a district convention Eastland said the opposition has "several mill from his headquarters" and urged George Mahoney to meet him on a public platform to debate on segregation. Tydings rebutted, calling the challenge a publicity stunt and asserted the need to fight integration publicly.
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Tupelo
Miss
Baltimore
James Eastland
Tydings
Lron
George P
Negroes Vote To Continue Boycott In Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama on April 26 Negroes voted to continue their five month boycott of buses. A mass meeting at Day Street Baptist Methodist Church approved a resolution by without a dissenting vote. The group pledged not to ride buses while segregation laws are enforced by city and state officials. The Rev M L King Jr presided as president of the Montgomery Improvements Association which organized the action to sanction the boycott and to continue sending the Young Crusader to Yellow Springs and the White Ribbon Herald to the YMCA and library.
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Fort Cumberland
Mahoney
American Legion
William
Inito
Wanton South
Celal
Wejlivenese Union
Charles F. Davis
Mississippi
Gram
Nent
Millard Tydings
Ton Group
Cumberlands
William V. Keemore
Gan
William H. Bucholtz
Matthew J. Mullaney
Border States
South
Peter Carpenti
Leslie‘ J. 'Clark
North
Midwest Lonaconing
Liam C. Burns
Allegany Young Democrats
Joseph H. Griffin
Centralider
Charles F.joutcome
Helier
Central Committee
John Kreitzburg
Celanese Union
Princess Anne
Crisfield
Somerset
NAACP
Montgomery
Ala
Day Street Baptist Methodist Church
Jrhardt
Heathman
C. B. Sehfidstreet
Necht
M. L. King Jr
A. R. Re
Hair Loss Growth Methods Demonstrated by Expert in Frederick
Miami expert P J Douglas of Harlow Hair Experts will conduct free scalp examinations and home treatment demonstrations at the Hotel Francis Scott Key in Frederick this Saturday April 28. From 2 PM to 9 PM he will review unhealthy scalp conditions, offer personalized home care plans, and guarantee satisfaction with a 30 day trial.
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Miami
Fla
Frederick Thhis
P. J. Douglas
Harlow
Frankeis Scott Key
Har
Ross
Teene
U. S
Latin America
Mexico
Cuba
U.S
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Douglas
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Trenton
Democratic Club
James H
Jack)Pollack
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Detrick
Sam
Shields
Planet Jr. Ie
Tuffy
Herb Robbins
Middletown
On Farmers Co-Op Assn. Petroleum Division
Jeyih & Winner
Sts. Frederick
P. L. Carter
E. 3Rd ST
R. W. Sheckles
Monument
Franklin St
Frederick, Md
the News
Charles M. Goodman
AIA
Stewart Manor
Brosius Homes Corporation
West Church ST
Fairview Avenue
Oakwood Drive
Spring Valley
Model House
Fibreglas
Edward S. Mobley
Wilson Place
G. R. Stripling
Farm Equipment Center
Hotpoint Electric Range
Hotpoint Electric Water Heater
Treasurama
G.E.C.C
Thurmont, Md
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