Accused of Swindling County Bank
SPRINGFIELD Missouri January 3 41 year old Detroit jail escapee Stanton P Snyder is held in jail after arrest here. FBI says he escaped June 7 while serving 2 to 15 year term for embezzlement and is wanted in Maryland Ohio South Dakota Iowa Kansas Missouri. He allegedly passed bad checks to harvest cash from small banks across Pennsylvania Maryland and nearby areas. He is linked to the Bank of Granby Missouri case and to a pattern of phony cashier's checks. The investigation cites multiple banks in Emmitsburg Frederick County and surrounding towns where sums from 300 to 3500 were obtained before suspicions halted him. Authorities say he used a rubber stamp to simulate cashier's checks. The report notes he may be taken to Philadelphia to face charges.
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Springfield
Stanton P. Snyder
Detroit
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Snyder
Palmyra
Missouri
Granby
Peodonio
Harold Basore
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Farmers State Bank of
Emmitsburg
Tourmont
New Holland
Mercersburg
Fairfield
First National Bank
Farmers State Bank
Pennsylvania Line
Thurmont
Kansas
Maryland
Elizabethtown
Lancaster County
Mornland
Thirmont Bank
Central Bank
Hutchinson
Paul J. Harrington
Harrington
Hutchinson Bank
Freeing Of POWs Demanded By UN Command In Korea
The U N Command blamed the Communists for the collapse of prisoner explanations and demanded the release of all anti Communist prisoners at midnight January 22. Gen John E Hull stated the NNRC majority report was biased and rejected it, while high UN officers warned of large refugee movements to Formosa if forced.
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U.N
John E Hull
S. Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
NNRC
ULNC
Iby
India
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Sweden
Switzerland
Hull
NRC
U.N.C
Korean Peoples’ Army
Chinese Peoples
United Nations Command
UNRC
U. N
Inchan Harbor
Formosa
Moon Is Blue Draws Crowds Despite Catholic Opposition
In Annapolis and Cumberland crowds lined up for the motion picture The Moon Is Blue as Maryland censors and Catholic priests opposed the film. The movie opened midweek in Annapolis and Cumberland after an appeal to the Baltimore City Court overturned a prior Maryland ban. Priests urged Catholics to skip the theater and managers reported many turned away customers on opening day.
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Baltimore
Annapolis
Gumberland Despie
Maryland
Playhouse
Cumbiland
Board of Motion Picture Censors
Fim
Catholic Legion of Decency
Wheer
J T F Lawrence Kilkenny
St Patrick's Catholic Church
Cumberland
James C. Clune
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Laway
Ice Causes Car Crash on Shookstown Pike
A car driven by Kenneth M. Harshman collided with a utility pole after skidding on ice on the Shookstown pike near Carroll Creek. No injuries were reported. City crews spread cinders to curb the hazard after Ralph E. Culler alerted police. In separate incidents, Emanuel Nagle suffered a heart attack and was hospitalized, while Donald B. Brown and Samuel W. Hood were treated after medical events.
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Carrollereek
Shookstown Pike
Kenneth M. Harshman
Lindent Avenue
Harshman
Rosemont Avenue
Ralph E Culler
Shookstown
Read
Roger Cook
Damascus Volunteer Fire Co
Mr. Airy
Emanuel Nagle
New Market
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nagle
Damascus
Mt. Airy
Donald B. Brown
Samuel W. Hood
East Sixth Street
Auto collisions cause property damage on Broadway and Market
Car driven by Herbert La Willis of New Windsor collided with Hood's taxi on Broadway Madison street causing about 150 dollars damage to Hood's vehicle. In a South Market and West Patrick street wreck, Thomas C Lee's auto was rear ended with Oscar R Baugher's car sustaining over 350 dollars damage. A birth is noted for Mr and Mrs Martin Miller of Middle.
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Broadway
Madison Streets
Nathan Dorsey
Herbert la Willis
New Windsor
Hood
Madison Street
South Market
West Patrick Streets
Thomas C. Lee
West South Street
Oscar R. Baugher
South Market Street
Baugher
Ben Phebus
Vhe Gladhit Caambuolanne
Two Parents Injured In House Incident Near Frederick
A hurriedly summoned ambulance carried two parents from their home to Frederick Emergency Hospital where both were listed as home fine shortly after 7 pm. Bridges said a balanced cash budget could ease inflation and aid a pay-as-you-go federal program starting July 1, 1955, despite a large social security transfer.
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E Town
Frederick Emergency Hospital
Dater
Bridges
Administration Aims to Balance Budget by 1955
Senator Bridges states President Eisenhower seeks to cut spending to match Treasury cash income and balance the budget by July 1955 with a deficit ceiling of three billion dollars for the next fiscal year. The current year deficit is about 3.8 billion dollars, and a balanced Treasury means revenues equal outlays.
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Washingson
Sen
Bridges
Eisenhower
Treasury
Senate Appropriations Committee
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Berlin
Neutral Nations
Army
Dailey’s Funeral Home
Market St
Frederick
M. L. Summers Frederick, Md
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East Patrick ST
L. H. MacKenzie
Monument
Mutual OF Omaha
Francis W. Bush, SR
Fairview Ave
Frederick, Md
Motorola TV
Patrick Si
Io. Aps
St.Joseph P
ATF
Woorl
Jacks Aquarium
Jug Bridge
Bartonsville Road
Hallmark
Berger
North Market Street
Kehne Furn. CO
Futur
Western Maryland Trust Company
Fimeal Elkate Corporation
Hendrickson
ON the Square Men's Store
Kemp's Discount Stamps
Sava
Dan River
Sail
Dan River Mills
Weil Brothers
Licensww
DeSoto
Cranbrook Cl
Studebaker
Plymouth
Nash
North Market St
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