Slaying Suspects Deny Identities in Brooklyn Hearing
Two brothers, tied to the FBI ten most wanted list, claimed they are victims of mistaken identity after arrest at a Long Island factory. FBI fingerprints dispute their denials as they face removal hearings in Brooklyn with officials naming Earl and Samuel Veney as the suspects in a policeman's slaying.
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New York
FBI
U.S
Max Schiffman
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Earl
Samuel Veney
Asst
U.S. At
William J. Kelly
David Brown
Kenneth Brown
Keily
Schiffman
Maryland House votes to curb revolving credit charges
The Maryland House approved a bill to cap monthly service charges on revolving credit accounts at 1 percent, sending the measure to the Senate on a 77-39 vote. Frederick County delegates mostly opposed, with 26 not voting, amid a two-year lobbying battle over the proposal.
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Annapolis
House
Maryland
Senate
Frederick County
Lawmakers Clash Over Credit Charge Limits in 1965 Bill
A bill before the Legislative Council aims to curb service charges on revolving credit and retail installment sales. Opponents led by Del. Harry J. McGuirk argue it would harm department stores and lenders. Supporters say lower charges could boost consumer purchasing power and spur economic growth similar to Johnson tax cuts. The measure faces further debate as Friday action is anticipated.
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Legislative Council
General Assembly
House
Del
Harry J. McGuirk
D-Balto
Judiciary Committee
Thomas Hunter Lowe
Talbot
Lowe
Johnson
McGuirk
Proclamation Declares World Understanding Week 1965
Frederick Mayor Paul Magaha proclaims March 14 to 20 1965 as World Understanding Week urging citizens to join Rotary International in promoting global harmony through local activities. Clergy press schools libraries and radio urged to support the effort.
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Ereas
Rotary International
Rotary Club of
Frederick
Paul Magaha
Public sale of real and personal estate in Middletown MD
Executors advertise a bid sale under Conrad J. Maught estate. On March 31, 1965 at 1 PM the auction will offer a 2 story stone and brick dwelling with 9 rooms on a 90 by 140 foot lot at the southeast corner of South Jefferson and Washington Streets. Followed by personal items including a 1938 Pontiac coupe and assorted furniture and tools. Deposit 10 percent. taxes settled April 1. cash only. possession after court ratification.
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James M. Cantwell
Perry C. Cantwell
Thomas J. Cantwell
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Frederick County
Maryland
Carroll County
Woodsboro
J S McSherry
McSherry
Burgee
Glenn Trout
Conrad J. Maught
Orphans Court
Jefferson and
Washington Streets
Middletown
Washington Street
Jefferson Street
Daniel C. Bidle
Myrah L. Maught
S.T.H
the Orphan’s Court of Frederick Co
Annie Kate Leatherman
Mt. Tabor Rd
Jersey
Lancaster
Majomnier
de- Laval
McC Deering
Ferguson
Ideal
New Ideal
Saxton
McCall
Firestone
Charles E. Leatherman
T.B
Bangs
McGormick-Deering Farmall
Little Genius
Maytag
William M. Leatherman
Annie K. Leatherman
M. Holmes Foot
Emmert R. Bowlus
W. M. Alexander
Myersville Ladies of
Church of the Brethren
Former West Virginia Governor Turns Cab Driver in Chicago
William Casey Marland, 46, once West Virginia's youngest governor, spoke Friday of his battle with alcohol. He said he has not had a drink in nearly four years and is rebuilding his life while working as a Chicago taxi driver. A reporter recognized him, ending his anonymity.
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Chicago
West Virginia
William Casey Marland
Driver Marland Breaks Silence At Flash Cab Co
Marland, a longtime Flash Cab driver since 1962, spoke in the office of president Arthur Dickholtz. He described his career moves from West Virginia to Chicago and his 1956 election loss, mentioning his stint with the West Kentucky Coal Co and his recovery via Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Arthur Dickholtz
The
Flash Cab Co
Marland
Dickholtz
West Virginia
Chicago
West Kentucky Coal Co
Alcoholics Anonymous
Public hearing sought on variance for new dwelling site
The notice details a public hearing in Winchester Hall on Docket No. C-243 for Homes & Land Realty President Ronald W. Peppe. The hearing concerns granting a variance to minimum lot size for a single family non farm dwelling at Old Receiver Road and Shookstown Road in a Residential District.
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Anty
J. Alfred Catlail
Board OF Appeals OF
Frederick County
Winchester Room
Winchester Hall
Ronald W. Peppe
Homes & Land Realty
Old Receiver Road
Shookstown Road
J. Alfred CU
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County Court House
East Church Street
Alfred Catlail
Trustee’s Sale
Norge
Kenmore
David H. Young
Maurice L. Arnold
Emmett R. Bowlus
Amos A. Holter
W. Va
New Taxi
Thurmont
Apples Church Road
Gurion
Revere
Albert Stambaugh
Null & Smith
Delbert S. Null
George William Smith
Leslie U. Hutzell
Ms Ganar Sas
Frederick County National Bank OF
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rooe
Wm. H. Christ Contractors, Inc
Walkersville, Md
Bath
East Sth
East Ath
College White
W. Fifth St
Washington Cow Barn
Excel Land
James Gunn
Dickerson
Ellerton
Carry Farm
B. C
Walkersville
Ingire
Shields
Fiosom
Catoctin Mountains
Gambrill State Park
South Mountain
Middletown Valley
Emmitsburg
Rockville
Unionville
Mt Airy
Middletown & Sm
John J. Pricer
Richard White
Win Finance
Walkersvile
Washington Marret
Hubert Brown
Everett Tobery
Shelland Pony Stud
Airy
Joonn Oerr
Monrovia
Ray Smith
M Allen Brothers
Jefferson
White Post Supply
White Post
Phone Boyce
William G Powell
John Deere
Guernsey
Leon Howard
Mary C Harbaugh
Highfield
Hampshire
Vinewood
Huntley
Phil
Atyenti Air
Malcolm D. Hoff
Uniontown
Silver Cross
Amstutz Hatcheries
Westminster
Accident
W. H. Fratz
Curry Supply Co
Curryville
Penna
Call Tremont
Lewistown
Poplar Heights
East Main St
West 7Th St
Fred. Ave
Braddock Heights
APTS
Clarksburg
Brunswick
West Patrick St
Apt
East 3Rd St
Park Ave
Individus
Prospect Park Plaza Apts
Detrick Plaza Apts
Baker - Kefauver, Inc
West
March M. Lawson
East
Wee
Wm. A. Darner
Libertytown
Marshall W. Grossnickle
Upton W. Grossnickle
Highland Rd
Llerton
James Pasike
Bruce —. Crum
Harmony Grove
Dennis Msmith
New Windsor
Jasontown
Damascus
Purdum Rd
Montgomery Co
ap—Raymond
Covey
Coppermine Road
Kenneth W. Barrick
H. Lee Barrick
Harry Barrick
Edgar G. Leatherman
Harp Hill
Myersville
t-Elwood Anderson
Glenelg
Howard
Mt. Airy
S. Frederick
We. É
Chas. L. Rice
Ball Road
Cooks's Auto Wreckers
Kemp Lane
Rotty Springs
Apple Church
Wilfred C. Wisner
New Design
Frederick Wd
George W. Horman
Park Mills
Buckeystown
W—Omr
Harold x. Routzahn
Gaver Farm
Airview
P. Maureen VanSan
Woodville
Keller
Stan
Abrecht Place
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Helen F. Keller
Howard Nicodemus
Jennings Chapel Road
Lisbon
Howard Co
Elmer M. Pusey
Comis-Sugar Loaf Mt. Rd
Comus
Ponton’s
West Sth
Milton R. Smith
Gelsbert Road
Leisner Ford, Inc
North Church St
Sharry Willam Hildebrand
Bell
Mil Ra
Harry W. Hildebrand
Eva M. Gaver
Cap Stine
Ballenger Creek
Wm. E. Trai
West End
Howard Ca
Angus Assoc
Spring Sals
Frederick Fairgrounds
Raymong
Justice
Calvin
Lohr
Root Beer Co
Santa Manca
California
Mackentie
Rocky Springs
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Mila West
LeGare Road
New Midway
Emurgedak
Penne
Emitsburg
Hubbard
Fairfield
Fair+field
Bartonsville
Washington Milk
West Third
Carpoal
Montrose
Rockville Pike
Yellow Springs
Stevens
Marlin
Winchester
Bermington
Big Play Area
Glenwood Area
G J Zimmerman
Charles B. Beaver & Sons
Taneytown
Shockey’s Ham
Toond Organ Studios
Summit Ave
Hacerstown
Lillard & Son
Richardson
Roop Rd
Taylorsville
Chihuahua
Hyattstown
Bradley Garden
Brunslaffan
Halt
Albert Arvin
Lande Md
Richard Bouser
Ridgeroad
Damiscis
Masnavox T.V
Sermia Shepherd
Man Shepherd Cross
Beffer Homes Equipment
East Patrick St
Locust St
Hagerstown
South—Frederick
Chihuahua Stud Service
A.K.C
North Haven
Waynesboro
Penna. Avenue
Heaerstown
Shockey
Hammond Organ Studios
Summit Avenue
Mare
Routzahn
Budget Center
South Market St
Avia
Carl Hagerstown
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