Shaulis Convicted in Manslaughter Slaying Case
ANNAPOLIS Md Aug 10 Francis Shaulis Jr was found guilty of manslaughter in the pistol slaying of his wife and mother of his five sons. A county circuit court jury deliberated about 30 minutes before delivering the verdict.
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Francis Shaulis Jr
Anne Arundel County
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James W. Salyers
Benjamin Michaelson
County Court House
Anne Arundel
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Shaukis
Richard Carter
Ritchie Highway
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Frank
Negro Of Libertytown Held In Shooting Case
A Liberty town colored man identified as Russell Rice, 30, was arrested by State Police Sergeant W. W. Corbin on a warrant from Thelma Rey, 23, following a noon argument at the woman's home during which Rice seized a shotgun and fired at her. She was not hurt. Rice is held as the case is investigated.
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Moon Mondas
W. W. Corbin
Thelma Rey
Libermewn
Russell Rice
Rice
Caw
Martin Sees Toughness In U.S. Policy
House Speaker Martin ReMass says Eisenhower’s decision to pull the 7th Fleet from Formosa signaled backbone in foreign policy, contributing to a Korea truce and shifts behind the Iron Curtain. He touts domestic gains, budget cuts, and refugee measures amid a GOP produced program.
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Korea
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Leipzig
William Oatis
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America
East Germany
Pakistan
United States
Truman
Ballenger 4H Club stage musical during 4H Week
Pord Smith led Ballenger 4H Club in an "old timer" review of Irish work in "Happy Harvest" presented during 4H Club Week at the University of Mainland. The Middletons &H quartet received praise for a revised "We Can Do Anything Better Than You." quartet members are Water Remsberg Wayne Guyten Donald Easterdays and Kenneth Brandenburg. Musical written and directed by Mrs. Merhle Howes J2.
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Pord Smith
University of Mainland
Middletons &H
Wate Remsberg
Wayne Guyten
Donald Easterdays
Kenneth Brandenburg
Annual Reunion Sunday Largely Attended in Taneytown Park
A 13th annual Stull and Martz family reunion drew about 120 relatives and friends to Pipe Creek Park Taneytown on Sunday. The event featured a pro gram with hymns poems skits and readings, awards to family members, a memorial for Mrs Emma Martz, and plans for a 1954 reunion at Big Pipe Creek Park.
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Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown
Jesus
Lon Ridenour
Margaret Sayler
Charles Bell
Mary Frances Warner
Alice Lease
New Model
Walter Ramsburg
Emma_ V. Martz
Isle of Somewhere
Gladioli
Leslie Stull
Roger Fogle
Mary Sunday
Ira Stull
Teresa Ann Sayler
Carroll Sayler
John R. Pegan, Jr
John Pegan
Sterling Stull
William ‘Selby
Paul Stull
John Baer
Lawton
Oklahoma
Tommy Rothenhoeffer
Sharon Shipley
Allen Martz
Roy Shank
Raymond Martz
Edward Danner
Dorthey Harris
Leslie Stall
James Stall
Portney Harris
Tommy Rothenhoefer
Simon Stall
Charlies Bell
Elaine Sayler
Catherine Selby
Luther Powell
Big Pipe Creek Park
Gilmer Burrier
Billy Burrier
Harry E. Cramer
Barbara Baer
Raymond Baer
Ronnie Baer
Nancy
Marecelene
Gloria
June
Bobby
Alan C. Stull
Beth Stull
Kay S. Stull
G. Maynard Martz
Vernon Shipley
William Selby
James ¥. Murray
Russell Murray
Esther Sayler
Ruth Crum
Patsy
Sharon Crum
Elaine
Eddie
Peggy
Teresa Sayler
Harold Repp
Leslie H. Stull
Thomas F. Rothenhoefer
Sandra
Katrina Rothenhoefer
John R Pegan
John R. Pegan
Sharon Ramsburg
Russell Martz
Rodney Martz
Roger W. Fogle
Bobby Forle
Clarence Warner
Marxis Frances Warner
Naomi &. Dodrer
Sterling Assall
Keifer Martz
Alien Martz
Mary Cashenne Martz
Ethel Trovwil
Thomas Fochelberger
Thomas Eichelberger
Albert Kipp
Barbara Ann Kipp
Sherry Rupp
Wayne
Ren Bell
Donald Stull
Mien Ramsburg
Warner
Reunion Held For Ridenour and Related Families at Thurmont
The Washington Wolfe and Ridenour descendants held their annual reunion July 26 at the Catoctin Recreational Area near Thurmont. A picnic followed by games and fellowship drew many relatives including Lester Ridenour Jr. and Sr. with families, John Kenneth Ridenour and others, Hagerstown attendees, and members from Thurmont, San Antonio, Texas, New Mexico, and Baltimore.
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Washington
Edith Wolfe
Tommy
Amanda C. Ridenour
Thurmont
Catoctin
Lester Ridenour
Karen
Betty
Herbert
Douglas P. Ridenour
Douglas
Carol
Wayne
Charles
Reno Powell
Joe
Vicke
Nancy
John Kenneth Ridenour
Kenneth
Phillip
Jane
John IA. Ridenour
Richardie
Bor
Tormie
Ronnie
Linda
Diane
Hagerstown
Charles E. Keckler
Highfield
Albert C. Palmer Frederick
Guy E. Eby
Mary Naomi Eby
Earl Francis Miller
Earl Francis, Jr
Carroll Diana
Elmer Bellinger
Billie
Bobbie
Alton Yung
San Antonio
Texas
Col
Ilugh A
Thomas K. Ridenour
Vernon
Clarence Ohler
Clarence
Vanessa D
Mos Howard Sant
Bobi Thema
Ridenour
Emmitburg
Sau Rol Nass
Miz
Frederick County Youth Members Attend Mid-Atlantic Conference
Five Frederick County Christian Youth Council members returned Saturday from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Planning Conference of the United Christian Youth Movement at Camp Kanesatake Spruce Creek Pa. They are Dorothy Bailey Maiddlet Shirley Wachter Janice Wickless Eugene D Young and Mrs Meredith H Mackdey all of Frederick. The conference was the first ever in the Mid-Atlantic region. Previously area youths attended the Eastern Regional at Lake Winnipesaukee. Five commissions Faith Witness Citizenship Fellowship and Outreach guided the program. Miss Wickless led the Fellowship Commission with Miss Margaret Bailey of Washington. The will of Miss Mary Grace Loar, died July 29, bequeaths her home to the West Virginia Methodist Conference for its retired ministers and widows.
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Dorothy Bailey
Maiddlet
Shirley Wachter
Utica
Janice Wickless
Eugene D. Young
Meredith H. Mackdey
Frederick
Mid-Atlantic
U. C
S. H. Sudy
U.C
Margaret Bailey
Washington
Baltimore
Howe
Mary Grace Loar
West Virginia Methodist Conference
Malenkov Gains Control in Kremlin Power Struggle
American foreign affairs experts say Premier Malenkov now stands virtually unchallenged as Russia's ruler after Stalin's death. They note strong support from Red Army leaders and a rallying of top officials, with Molotov and Bulganin possibly pledging loyalty, while budgeting signals show intensified atomic and hydrogen bomb spending.
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Eventual Revolution In Soviet Orbit He Says
George Kennan former ambassador to Moscow predicts eventual revolution in the Soviet orbit and warns against U S interference as it could backfire by uniting Communists He spoke at a seminar on Soviet imperialism at Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Also notes the Masser Klipp reunion at Gambrill State Park with attendance, votes to meet next year and thanks to Mrs Frank Martz for arrangements and a program including songs scripture reading and prayers.
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No. 5
Moscow
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Baltimore
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Gambrili State Park
Maurice Klipp
Gambrill Park
Frank Martz
The
Howard Dinierman
William Masser
Margaret Klipp
Leslie Masser
Grove Awarded City Contract for East Patrick Parking
The Board of Aldermen awarded the East Patrick street parking grounds paving contract to M. J. Grove Lime Company of Lime Kiln for 10,566 dollars. The project includes 6000 square yards macadam base, 30 tons stone base for meter islands, 12 000 gallons asphalt, and 520 tons Specification B asphalt. Work to start in 20 days, finish in 30 working days with four crews. City also authorized purchase of window screens for the airport administration building.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Grove Company
N. i., Etzler Company
Frederick
Earl H. Cline
East Patrick Street
The
W. F. Wilson and Sons
Brookeville
LeHor Hoke
Carroll Creek
Middle Alley
Newman's Alley
Patriot Street
South Court Street
Airport
Property Transfers And Araby W C S Meeting
Deeds recorded for multiple property sales including 505 Lee Place to Richard Grayson Smith with about 14000 dollars noted. Also Winfield farm of 36 acres in Catoctin district and other parcels sold. various buyers and frontages listed. Araby W C S held its July meeting at the Church Hall with 33 members attending. program Land of Christ, readings, a prize won, and next meeting scheduled for August first.
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Lee Place
R. G
Deedie A. Boatwright
Monrovia-Hratstoun Road
Hamilton School House
Indoctrinated GIs Returned To Spread Line
Returning American POWs in Korea describe fellow prisoners duped by Communist indoctrination and sent back to the United States to spread Red doctrine. A mix of true believers and those seeking better treatment were reported, with totals varying by camp.
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Leslie E. Scales
Folsomville
Ind
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Sli
Dale L. Reeder
Waukon
Iowa
Reds
Gordon Schmitz
LeMars
Kenneth Darrow
Charles City
Reeder
Jerry W. DeWeese
Seven Mile Rd
Detroit
Billy J. Campbell
Loraine
Tex
Kimball D
Canterbury
Lee Ave
Monroe
DeWeese
Harold Wilson
Mo‘bile
Ala
Stockades
Pfc
Leonard Brewton
Toledo
Ohio
America
Brewton
Baltimore youths charged in molestation and rape cases
Fourteen young men and boys face rape or morals charges linked to two 11 year old girls cousins in Baltimore. Another teen faces perverted practices. two girls were placed in House of Good Shepherd by Judge Herman Moser. Roosevelt D Alesandro, son of the mayor, is among the four charged in a separate case.
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House of Good Shepherd
Herman Moser
George F. Kincaid
Harry J. West
Francis C. Hart
Joseph Rednar
Michael Schertle Jr
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