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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1962

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3

Women Capture Bank Robber in Del Mar Bank Scene

Two women, Dorene Richmond and Emily Standley, aided by Muriel Andrews, tackled and restrained bank robber Charles Bowen Jr. after he used a toy pistol to threaten a teller at the Del Mar First National Trust branch. Bowen, 47, faces federal bank robbery charges.

del Mar Calif Charles Martin Bowen Jr Dorene Richmond First National Trust & Savings Bank of San Diego Emily Standley Bowen

Crum Seeks Seat on GOP Committee

William B. Crum of Walkersville files to run for the Republican State Central Committee. A dairy farmer with a 157 acre farm, Crum has led Frederick County Young Republicans and held multiple Grange and GOP posts. He cites political awareness and duty as central goals while seeking party service.

William B. Crum Walkersville Frederick County Young Republicans Club Bruce E. Crum Republican State Central Committee Republican Central Committee Randel K. le Gore le Gore Central Committee Crum Frederick County Farm Bureau Glade Valley Grange Pomona Grange Maryland State Grange Maryland Grange Maryland State Young Republican Clubs Frederick GOP Club Washington County Young Republicans Montgomery County Walkersville High School Barbara D. Eaves

Maryland and Maryland Roads Suit Alleges Price Fixing

The State of Maryland and the State Roads Commission sue 27 electrical equipment firms over alleged price fixing on $800000 of state purchases in eight years. Hagerstown files suit against 11 firms for almost $1.7 million. Attorney General Finan cites excess charges as damages and cites fraudulent concealment. Cases reference General Electric Westinghouse and Allis-Chalmers and invoke Sherman and Clayton acts for triple damages.

Washington Maryland State Roads Commission Hagerstown Atty Thomas B. Finan General Electric Westinghouse Allis Chambers Jasfice Department

Boy F eyes Barrel Head Bust At Belgrade Fair

In Belgrade Yugoslavia an amusement dare ends when 11 year old Ale Dautovic breaks the bottom out of a keg with his head. The dealer, alarmed by the stunt, pleads with the boy to leave as patrons are startled by the display.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Ale Dautovic Dautovic

Group Opposes Slurry Coal Line

A Maryland railroad policy committee formed this week announced its opposition to any slurry coal pipeline crossing the state. The plan would move a coal water slurry from West Virginia to the East Coast, with eminent domain powers sought by the line’s backers. The committee, led by William J. Culbertson of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, also condemned potential land grabs to build the pipeline and pledged unified resistance.

Baltimore Maryland West Virginia West Virgina W. W. Barron Couder William J. Culbertson Brotherhood of Railroad United Railroad Labor Policy Committee of

Gambling Down Says Chief Wade in Anne Arundel

Annapolis AP Chief Wilbur C. Wade of the Anne Arundel County police says there is less legal gambling in the county now than ever before. He responded to a Del. W. Garrett Larrimore claim that authorities can’t handle the gambling situation, noting federal raids occurred three times in the past year. Wade says the county is cleaner than ever but lacks manpower for a fulltime gambling investigator.

Annapolis Wilbur C. Wade Anne Arundel County Wade del. W. Garrett Larrimore D-Anne Arundel Larrimore

Rev Samuel Francis Smith Wrote Words to America Hymn

Samuel Francis Smith authored the patriotic hymn America its verses first sung at a children's Fourth of July picnic in Boston Massachusetts revealing the origin of the famous song.

Samuel Francis Smith America Boston Mass

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