Grand Jury Returns Total 15 Indictments
February 1951 grand jury in Frederick County Circuit Court returned 15 indictments after examining 58 witnesses and considering 20 cases. Indictments include manslaughter and reckless driving in a fatal accident involving De Hart of Steelton and three York residents, plus forgery and false pretense charges against John L. Renner and others. Several defendants remain jailed on bond. trial dates to be set.
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Williams
de Hart
Steelton
York
Franklinville
DeHart
Jeferson
John L. Renner
Robert Earl Lowe
Frederick Hayes Remsberg
Jefferson
Hallowe'en
William L. Caniford
Roy E. Summers
George T. Shaffer
George A. Shaffer
Roland A. Eyler
Marguson G. Ridenour
Frederick County
Frederick County Jail and Montevue Inspected by Grand Jury
The Grand Jury visited Frederick County Jail and Montevue on February 20 praising facilities at the jail and Emergency Hospital. They note 132 inmates at Montevue and urge fire doors alarms and a master key for evacuation. They commend Sheriff Guy Anders, Superintendent and Mrs. Wachter, State's Attorney Charles A. Price, inner doorkeeper Rosie E. Dodd, clerk William B. Bennett Jr, and bailiff George S. Summers.
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Frederick County
Sherif Guy Anders
Montevue
George M. Wachter
Grand
Grand Jury
Charles A. Price
Rosie E. Dodd
William B. Bennett
George S. Summers
Frederick Co-Op Assn. To Meet On Saturday
The Farmers Co-Operative Association Inc will hold its annual stockholders meeting at Frederick High School Saturday morning. Dr. T B Symons retired dean will present an Agriculture Travelogue of Europe with pictures from a tour last fall. Entertainment includes a magic show by H David Hagan and music by Dude Webb and his Skyline Boys. A business session starts at 10 with E C Speaks presiding to hear reports and financial statements.
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Europe
T. B. Symons
Maryland Extension Service
Farmers Co-Operative Association, Inc
Frederick High School
Edward F. Holter
Cecil K. Holter
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Ray H. Smith
H. David Hagan
Amendment to by laws lengthens director terms to five years
A morning meeting announced amendments to the by laws to lengthen directors terms to five years while banning reelection until after the expiration of their last term. The full program will be presented by 12 45 in the school cafeteria. Members guests and families are invited.
Lord Ravensworth inherits £2.1 million estate in shock
London reports that 26 year old radio engineer turned peer Lord Ravensworth has inherited an estimated 2.145 million dollars in estate and Ravensworth Castle at Taleshead after his uncle Baron Ravensworth died in a car crash. The new lord, who worked in radio engineering, inherits the title and wealth while continuing his duties in equipment care.
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London
Agust
Ravensworth Castle
Taleshead
Lord Ravensworth
Baron Ravensworth
Surprise at Will Reveals Unseen Heir Claim
In a BBC studio interview the man said he was surprised to learn he had been named as a thief beneficiary in his bachelor uncle's will. He noted they rarely met, casting doubt on the claim.
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British Broadcasting Corporsion Studios
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