Four men sentenced in two Maryland robberies
Four defendants were found guilty in two robbery counts and received sentences from 15 months to four years at the Maryland House of Correction and the Maryland Reformatory for Males. The cases involved a cab driver robbery on Ball Road near Frederick and an assault and theft on All Saints Street in Frederick.
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Maryland House of Correction
Maryland Reformatory
Andrey Thomas Simms Jr
Jamsville
Robert Nathaniel Russell Jr
Boyds
Thomas M Anderson
Montgomery County
William Alphonso Harris
West
All Saints Street
Frederick
Thomas Bernard Foreman
Simms and Russell
Frederick Nicholas Shankle
Thomas Avenue
Shankle
Maryland
Ball Road
Henry Stafford
Russell
Simms
Summs
Shan
Kle
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Harris
Foreman
Daniel Fisher
West All Saints Street
Fisher
Fishers
Frederick City
Anderson
J. Vernon Summers
Samuel Moore
Clarksburg
Reformatory
Patrick Af. Schnauffer
Pender Visits London to Weigh Challenger at Wembley
Paul Pender of Boston, recognized as world middleweight champion by New York and Massachusetts, arrived by air to inspect a possible challenger. He will watch the British middleweight bout between Terry Downes and Phil Edwards at Wembley Stadium next Tuesday and has agreed to meet the winner.
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Paul Pender
Boston
New York
Massachusetts
Pender
Terry Downes
Phil Edwards
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Lions Club Frederick installs William A. Simmons president
William A. Simmons receives the Lions Club of Frederick presidency from District Governor Laurence Dorsey of Woodsboro after an impressive ceremony conducted by his father International Councilor Richard F. Simmons, a charter member. The event marked the club’s 30th charter night held last week at Peter Pan Ian. In other notes, promoter Harry Lesene hopes to crown a fight title in an overweight bout involving Pender.
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Lions Club of
Frederick
Laurence Dorsey
Woodsboro
Richard F. Simmons
Peter Pan
Ian
Pender
Harry Lesene
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Farm Prices Show Further Decline
The Agriculture Department reports farm prices fell two percent this month following a near one percent drop last month. The decline reduces gains for the year and may influence party conventions. Democrats hope farm voter gains while Republicans seek measures to boost farm returns amid criticism of Secretary Ezra Taft Benson's policies. Consumer food prices rose recently, offsetting some farm price losses.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ezra Taft Benson
Greece Premier Karamanlis Begins Official Belgrade Visit
Premier Constantine Karamanlis of Greece arrived in Belgrade for an official visit. He traveled with his wife and Greek foreign minister Evangelos Averoff as part of talks likely to shape regional ties.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Constantine Karaman
Lis
Greece
Evanghelos Averoff
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