Grammers Clemency Bid Fails in Maryland Murder Case
George Edward Grammer, 37, lost his final bid for clemency in the bludgeon murder of his Baltimore-born wife. Gov. McKeldin refused intervention after appeals to all courts. He is scheduled to die next week with timing set after midnight. The case hinged on first degree murder findings despite defense claims of lack of fair trial and attempted show of a getaway plan. Detailing the crime, Grammer allegedly beat his wife and cast her body down a hill after luring her in a car, amid hints of an affair with Mathilda Mizibrocky of Canada. The driver who transported the suspect denied timing claims.
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Baltimore
George Edward Grammer
Maryland
McKeldin
New York
Grammer
State Court of Appeals
Baltimore Supreme Bench
US Supreme Court
Vernon Peppercork
Frida
Joseph Sherbow
McKeidin
United Nations
Mathilda Mizibrocky
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Decommissioning Missouri in Fall Ends Active Service
The 45 000 ton battleship Missouri will be decommissioned this fall and placed into mothball storage at Bremer ton Washington Navy Yard in September. Missouri, in continuous operation since 1944, will be retired while Iowa Wisconsin and New Jersey remain active or were laid up after World War II and later reactivated for the Korean War.
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Washington
Nats
Missouri
Bremerton, Wash
Iowa
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Saiis Fnr
Dulles Urges 7. billion for foreign aid to curb Soviet reach
Secretary of State Dulles urged Congress to authorize 37 billion dollars for foreign aid over the next 17 months to bolster free world unity against Soviet strategy. He warned that allies need U.S. support to deter communist threats and noted allies spend three dollars on defense for every dollar the U.S. provides. The measure seeks only authorization. funding would come via later appropriation.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Senate
Congress
Len Wiley R-Wis
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Committee
Wiley
Civitan Club Nominates Slate For Frederick Officers
The Civitan Club of Frederick met Thursday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to vote on officers for the coming year. Elections next week will consider four board seats with nominees Preston Best Melvin Seeger Joseph Wilson Robert Firer Theodore Semler and John A Ratigan.
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Civitan Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Civitans Het Qo Cihem
Jerome Offutt
LeRoy N. Blumenauer
Henry E. Falk
Carol RA. Freed
F Engiebrecht
Preston Best
Melvin Seeger
Joseph Wilson
Robert Firer
Theodore Semler
John A. Ratigan
Five Communists Given Prison Terms
Five Communists received prison terms from U S District Judge Roy Webster Warper for conspiring to advocate overthrow of the government by force. Sentenced to five years were William Sentner Robert Manewitz James F Forest and Marcus A Murphy. Forest s wife Dorothy was named in the report.
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Missouri
Forest
Dorothy
Cotton coat in triad denim takes on summer career
A cotton coat described in black and white coton tones begins a promising summer role in triped denim fashions.
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Pears
Imanner
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Alery
Commmunist China
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Southeast Asia
Elmer W Singer
George H Cruttenden
Florida
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Sears
Itson
Ide
Necu
Pond
Crond
Damascus
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L. H. MacKenzie
Oes
Sam Miller
South Market Street
Better Homes Equip Co
E. Patrick St
Cline & Son
Mia
East Patrick St
Pny
West Patrick ST
William
Hood, Inc
Jack’s Aquarium
Jur Bridge
Bartiesville Road
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Market ST
Snaits
Ays
E. Paul Magaha
Lip
OUR Singer Sewing Center
North Market St
Senges
Apelanges
William S. Hood
W. Patrick
Taglerit
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Kehne Furn. CO
Economy Oil CO
Fach
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Pegorsle
Porte
Japan
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
JI North Market St
Frederick, Md
Weil Brothers
Hendrickson
Bank of Friendly Personal Service
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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