One Of Ten Most Wanted Is Caught
FBI agents arrested 35 year old Neil Chapman in Silver Spring Md as one of its ten most wanted. Chapman charged with two killings at Cleveland in 1933. Hoover said Chapman known as James Walker identified by a Washington grocer. He was unarmed, admitted his entry and shaved his moustache for identification. Ohio authorities had charged him with killing his wife and another woman at a supper party.
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Washington
FBI
Apee
Chapman
Silver Spring
Cleveland
J. Edgar Hoover
Baltimore
Fies
Washington, D. C
Hoover
James Walker
5. E
He Washington
Belvedere Blvd
Ohio
Downtrend In Claims Filed In Maryland
The Maryland State Department of Employment Security reports a continuing slight drop in new unemployment claims for the week. January unemployment rose to about 62 percent with 51,200 jobless, while 5,034 new claims were filed last week. Major layoffs occurred outside Baltimore, including Fairchild Aircraft Division in Hagerstown. Clothing industry furloughs hit 175 in Baltimore, with about 300 other layoffs. Benefits paid totaled $601,403 to 25,037 claimants, a high for the period. Many laid-off workers have returned to work, though some exhausted benefits. Last week in the Baltimore metro area there were 2,786 new claims and 13,078 receiving checks. Statewide office figures list Cumberland, Hagerstown, Frederick, Silver Spring, Hyattsville, Annapolis, and Towson with varying claim and check totals.
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Maryland
Department
Baltimore
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Frederick
Silver Spring
Hyattsville
Annapolis
Towson
Blocking Agents Could Attack Cancer Cells say Surgeon General
CHICAGO February 10 Surgeon General Leonard A Scheele said there is good evidence that blocking agents may be developed to attack cancer cells without harming normal tissue He linked this to advances in cancer diagnosis and treatment and noted Eisenhowers health program aims to aid hospital facilities He cited blood vessel cornea and bone banks and the artificial kidney as examples of new techniques and equipment not yet widely used Police notified Milan burglary at the city courthouse coffee and sandwich bar. board walk in Atlantic City dates to 1870
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Chicago
Leonard A. Scheele
The
Public Health Service
Scheele
Eisenhower
National Assn
Methodist
Milan
Italy
Spinning Wheels Not Reckless Driving in Mt Pleasant Case
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker ruled that spinning wheels from a standing start and a double-swerve on a street with no traffic does not constitute reckless driving. Defendant Burch and passenger Ables testified they were returning from work and recalled no swerving. Officer Bender testified to the fast move and lack of time to signal halt. defendant found not guilty. Mt Pleasant Grange reports January activity including a leadership conference and a play for IOOF Home residents. fund-raising and event plans noted for February.
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H. Reese Shoemaker
EH. Austin James
Robert Lee Burch
West South Street
Carl J. Bender
Church
East Streets
Burch
Church Street
Theodore Ables
North Market Street
Raymond Bidle
Dorothy Hoffman
Janet McDevitt
Ruth Lochner
Alice McDevitt
Fair Grounds
IOOF
Ladies” Auxiliary
Junior Fire Company
Pomona
Bruce Crum
David Roberts
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West All Saints Street
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C. S. Tregoning
Hoy
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Jim
Phia
Cambridge
Chestertown
Salisbury Elkton
Oakland
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Easton
Crisfield
State Department of Employment Security
Rematron 4
Remata
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Chek
Lough
South Market St
Tycht
UIS
Don
Norfolk
Atlantic City
MT. Pleasant Grange
Mt. Pleasant
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Yost
Gobbie Brocks
West Patrick ST
Bobbie
Brooks
Fresen
Actiby
Great Scout Movement
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Bank of Friendly Personal Service
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Federal Deposi Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Price
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Lamgur
Bobbie Brooks
Carty
Patrick St
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