Getaway Car In Holdup Found Near Monocacy River
Two Virginia brothers, John Henry Boothe 23 and William Oliver Boothe 21, linked to the Hamilton bank holdup last Tuesday, had their 1955 Pontiac getaway car found along a muddy lane near the Monocacy River at Reichs Ford. The car slid off the lane and was towed from the scene. FBI and local police recovered cash totaling 3431 and firearms. the pair were arraigned in Alexandria with bonds set at 25000 each. They reportedly walked to Frederick after abandoning the vehicle and split up after a hotel stay. The FBI charged unlawful flight in a separate case and a federal grand jury was to be convened.
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Hamilton Va
Monocacy’ S River
Reich
Ford
Joseph Gallen
Wiliam Newcomer
John Henry Boothe
William Oliver Boothe
Bandy
Tazewell County
Frederick
FBI
Boothes
Maryland
Virginia
Hamilton Bank
U.S. Commis
Sioner
Stanley King
Alexandria
William Olver
Aldie
King
Wiliam Boother
Washington
William
John Henry
Purcellville
Jack Sparks
Preston Bell
E. A. ‘ Groves
Lucille ‘Grey
John
Theodore Reid
Reid
Here
Lewis Whirley
Round Hill
Ft. Eustis
U. S
Highway Death Toll in Maryland Hits 226 in 1960
Maryland highway fatalities rose to 226 for 1960 with Will Everle of St. Marys County and Virgie May Harris of Edgewood among the latest victims. Trooper E A Groves and Deputy Sheriff Preston Bell, along with an arrest of R E Mikkonenen for reckless driving and related charges, are noted in the report.
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Loudoun County
Preston Bell
Brother
Associated Press
Maryland
Jefferson Everle
Piney Point
St. Marys County
Will
Virgie May Harris
Edgewood
Everle
Willows ‘Road
Maryland 5
Lexington Park
Harris
Havre de Grace
Maryland 7
Harford County
R. E. Mikkonenen
Joppa
Federal Banks Cut Discount Rates
Federal Reserve banks in Philadelphia and San Francisco lowered their discount rate from 4 to 3 percent effective Friday. The rate is charged when member banks borrow from the reserve system, signaling a shift toward lower interest rates. A board spokesman cited a decline in inflationary psychology. this marks the first rate cut since last September.
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Federal Reserve Banks
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San Francisco
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Lawyer Fined On Income Tax Charge
Baltimore AP reports attorney Douglas O. Sharretts, 30, fined $5,000 for failing to file income tax returns by the deadline. The judge imposed $2,500 for each of two years and ordered payment within four months or face imprisonment. Evidence showed Sharretts’ two year gross income totaled $33,433.
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Douglas O. Sharretts
Sharretts
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