Not Guilty in Maryland Break-In Case Leads to Exit
Joseph Simon Sentini of New York City was found not guilty of illegally breaking and entering the Farmers Cooperative building on South Carroll Street during the early hours of December 18. Judge Thomas M. Anderson said Sentini had no proof of intent to steal or damage, and ordered him to leave Maryland.
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Joseph Simon Sentini
New York City
Farmers Cooperative
South Carroll Street
Thomas M. Anderson
Montgomery County
Sentini
Maryland
Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
Vernon Terry Anderson
Ellsworth L. Kennon
Gerald L. Taulton
Potomac Wine and Liquor
Brunswick
Mr. Barrick
Richard Burgee
Edwin F. Nikirk
Rothenhoefer
William E. Deener
Knoxville
Anderson
Vaulton
Reformatory
Kennon
Chester F. Genivan
Hyattsville
Vernon J. Nieberlein
Eugene E. Stilling
Baltimore
Myersville
Boonsboro
Frederick County
Washington County
Maryland Reformatory
Taneytown social notes report multiple visitors and baptisms
Taneytown updates record visits by Wallace Cashell and family from Olney and other guests including Harry Clutz family, David Ramsburg and Annie Eyler, Dr. Richard Mehring, Clyde Hesson, and the Derr family. Notable items include a 50th wedding anniversary in Gettysburg, weekend hosts for Arnold and Noland, and World Day of Prayer speaker Freeland. Baptisms for Amy Rompine Welty and Karen Lorraine Hively noted with church officiation.
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Taneytown
John Leister
Wallace Cashell
Olney
Inlaw
Oliver C. Cashell
RFD
Harry Clutz
Candace
Yvonne
Birnie
Hagerstown
Albert H. Clutz
Franklin Street
William Fogle
W. Balltimore Street
David Ramsburg
Butch
Mountaindale
Annie Eyler
Walkersville
Richard Mehring
Kensington
Harold S. Mehring
Baltimore Street
Clyde Hesson
Leroy Wentz
Lineboro
Clarence Derr
Ralph Shorb
Russell Derr
John Heiser
Gettysburg
George B. Arnold
Washington, D.C
Peter Noland
Georgetown University
Arnold
Charles R
University Hospital
Amy Rompine Welty
Harry N. Welty
Grace United Church of Christ
Karen Lorraine Hively
Wayne E. Hively
William F. Willey
State Constitution Changes Urged by Maryland Young Democrats
Willard J. Hutzel outlined proposed revisions to Maryland’s constitution at Winchester Hall with items including appointive heads for Comptroller and Attorney General, creation of a Lieutenant Governor, uniform voter registration, shorter residency rules, legislative salary raises, gubernatorial reorganization power, annual legislative sessions, population based Senate reapportionment, and ten year reapportionment review amid opposition to unlimited sessions and Senate reapportionment.
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Willard J. Hutzel
Maryland
Young Democrats
Winchester Hall
Hutzel
Senate
Puppies Snowbound Ills Warned In Winter
Maryland veterinarians urge dog owners to vaccinate as distemper hepatitis leptospirosis and rabies strike puppies hardest in winter. Distemper and canine infectious hepatitis mimic each other with fever eye and respiratory signs. rabies is less common but serious. leptospirosis is bacterial and can spread to humans. The St Louis Cardinals compiled the NL’s longest winning streak last season with ten straight wins in September.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Veterinary Medical Association
St. Louis Cardinals
Makes Appeal For Disease Fund
Truck driver James B. Dunham of Elkridge Maryland pushed an empty wheelchair with a Space Ship sign before the White House to urge President Johnson to fund disease research. He demonstrated for his wife Virginia who is battling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis the disease that felled Lou Gehrig.
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Washington
James B. Dunham
Elkridge
White House
Johnson
Dunhum
Virginia
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Dunkum
Frederick man pushes wheel charity ride for Lou Gehrig funding
The Frederick edition reports a Baltimore man led a fundraising wheel event from Louisville to Washington to support the Lou Gehrig Foundation. He sought a White House meeting with President Johnson through Sen. Beall. Also covered is New Market Volunteer Fire Company electing Ange lo Scurto as 1st Captain and announcing a March 27 banquet.
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New Market
Angelo (Spanky) Scurto
Eugene Zimmerman
Daniel Wachter
Robert Grumbine
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Coker
House OF Fabrics
South Court St
the News
Frederick
Foundation For
Loui Gehrig Fund
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
The
New Market Volunteer Fire
Pearre’s
South Market St
Monogram
Gibson
Mariinns
George
Mfa
Sal
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