High Court Ruling On Hall Under Study
Leonard B Hall Jr faces a new legal hurdle as a Supreme Court ruling complicates his death sentence, prompting potential federal appeal and a third trial next fall in Rockville. The 27 year old from Keansburg was condemned for the 1959 murder of Anna B Gaff at a Towson tavern and later granted a new trial by the 4th Circuit. Frank H Newell says he will review the ruling with prosecutors to decide on requesting reversal and reinstatement.
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Keansburg
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Ile Dally
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Frank H. Newell
Baltimore County
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds Listed
Court records show marriages for Joseph A. Wheeler of Brunswick and Judith L. Breeden of Brownsville and Harry C. Pfeifer of Burkitts ville and Viola E. Pfeifer of Galen. Real estate transfers include Lloyd C. Brandenburgh and spouse to Lewis E. Fuller and spouse, Robert S. Windsor Sr. and wife to Bernard L. Grove and wife, and others to firm up public property records. Anna M. Sines to Charles Clayton Sines and wife. Frederick Developers Inc. to Thomas L. Moss and wife.
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Brunswick
Judith L. Breeden
Brownsville
Harry C. Pfeifer
Burkittsville
Viola E. Pfeifer
Galen
Lloyd C. Brandenburgh
Lewis E. Fuller
Robert S. Windsor Sr
Bernard L. Grove
William Hildebrand
Florence Mae Dodson
L. Mae Whitmore
Irma
Nicodemus
Anna M. Sines
Charles Clayton Sines
Joseph F. Rayer
Robert W. Mumma
Frederick Developers, Inc
Thomas L. Moss
Carroll Seniors Set All-Time Graduation Total
Carroll County seven high schools will graduate 830 seniors this year led by Westminster 315 and North Carroll 121. Other schools include Sykesville 115 Francis Scott Key 83 Mount Airy 64 Tanestown 64 and Robert Moton 21.
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Sarand M. Jenness
Westminster
North Carroll
Sykesville
Francis Scott Key
Moumt Airy
Tanestown
Robert Moton
Blondes and Palmisene Tell Of Threats Over Gun Bills
Maryland legislators Leonard Blondes and Angelo Palmisene testified they and their families faced threats and vilification for backing state gun traffic regulations. Senator Dodd urged NRA registration as a lobbyist group while hearings on Johnson administration gun control proposals proceed.
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Montgomery County
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Superior Court
Hilliard Comstock
Sonoma County
Calif
Frank Foote
Nebraska State Game, Forestation and Parks Commission
Mount Airy Citizens Target School Site and Board
Mount Airy Citizens League led by Teague charges Carroll County Board of Education with shifting blame for derelictions. They question why 30 acres idle at Eldersburg where a school could have been built years earlier. Groups oppose Winfield Senior High site, citing cost of land and safety concerns from increased pupil miles. They plan possible court action after state board rejection of a rehearing on the school decision.
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Carroll County Board of Education
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Ostrich Chick Elsie Reaches Day Of Delivery At Ballti more
Bird keeper Waller Hill anticipates Elsie the ostrich chick will survive after two days of struggle in a tough shell. He assisted with forceps to help hatching from Hattie and Oscar, hoping for a first meal tomorrow in Ballti more. Coffee costs rise. HKU traces back to 1912.
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Waller Hill
Hattie
Oscar
Ballti
Hill
Power Station Hit By Bolt During Storm
A bolt of lightning struck a sub station on East Street causing a power failure in Frederick eastern edge and Braddock Middletown areas. Potomac Edison said power was off about an hour while damage was repaired. Wind damage scattered trees and branches countywide.
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Braddock
Middletown
East Street
Potomac Edison
Frederick Firm Declares Fifth 5-Cent Dividend
Ernest E. Blanche and Associates Inc of Kensington, which opened a Frederick branch a year ago, has declared its fifth consecutive semi annual dividend of five cents a share, based on data processing company records.
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Kensington
Frederick
Laytonsville Fire Station Site Favored
The Montgomery County Council approved the Laytons ville Volunteer Fire Department request to build on one acre donated land across from Laytonsville Elementary School on Maryland Route WS. The Sandy Spring department’s bid to buy land on Colesville Road was denied amid concerns over territorial ambitions and boundary changes.
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Montgomery County Council
Sandy Spring Company
Rockville
Laytonsville Company
William H. Fulks
Maryland
Cleatus Barnett
Barnett
Barnetti
Kathryn Diggs
Mary Hepburn
Jerry Williams
John Henry Hiser
John Floyd
Grover Walker
Tal
Elsie Baby Ostrich Born at Baltimore Zoo
Baltimore AP report notes the chief bird keeper assisted with the birth of a baby ostrich named Elsie at the Baltimore Zoo using a careful technique and forceps during a Tuesday procedure.
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Elsie
Baltimore
Baltimore Zoo
Company approves special year end dividend and growth
The company approved a special year end dividend of two and a half cents per share. The dividend is the first since the firm became publicly owned under three years ago, reflecting a marked rise in sales and profit. The Frederick branch at 141 North Market St. now employs 25 people.
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Frederick
North Market St
Expansion Topic At NBA Summer Meeting
Boston AP report notes expansion and the 1965 66 schedule as primary agenda items for the NBA annual summer meeting. Walter Kennedy says expansion would not take effect before September 1966 due to this year’s college draft. Thursday focuses on Board of Governors talks with player reps, plus rule changes and last season officiating review.
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National Basketball Association
New York
Walter Kennedy
NBA
Board of Governors
Faulty Fuse Halts Electric Power in Frederick Block
Electric current in a downtown Frederick block was interrupted for over half an hour due to a defective fuse. George W. Martin, district line superintendent for Potomac Edison Co., said the fuse caused the outage bounded by West Patrick North Court West Church and North Market Streets. The fuse was located and replaced. Woodcamp Model Fobes Bea 3856190 has a lifetime total of 109.199 lbs milk and 3.317 lbs butterfat in 3,143 days, owned by E. R. Hough, Mt. Airy.
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George W. Martin
Potomac Edison Co
West Patrick
North Court
West Church
North Market Streets
Woodcamp Model Fobes
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