Convicted Mrs Duncan faces death or life in prison
In Ventura California Mrs Exteibefh Dusen was found guilty of first degree murder for hiring killers to kill her son's wife Olga Kupczyk. The jury will decide between gas chamber death or life imprisonment after a separate insanity plea hearing. Two accomplices testified that Dusen orchestrated the murder during a contentious arranged marriage. The trial followed a four week proceedings culminating in a verdict and pending sentencing.
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Ventura. Calif
Exteibefh Dusen
Momiay
California
Olga
Wee Eee
Clarksburg Homemakers Club March Meeting Highlights Hat Demonstration
Clarksburg Homemakers held a March meeting at Mrs. Clarice Day’s home. Mrs. Cora Clever demoed retrimming hats with felts feathers and flowers. Plans included a floor coverings demo March 26 at Mrs. George Bryant’s, with county agent Mrs. Catherine Rhodes as guest. Election of officers to follow in April and a Spring festival set for May 16.
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Kelly Taylor
Clarksburg
Catherine Rhodes
Charles Sadler
Duncan Clark
Sara Griggs
Pat Bradley
Washington
B. W. Burkette
P. G. Nevitt
Ralph Sherwood
Russell King
Mallet Prevost
Mahy
John Foster Dulles
Williams
Raymond Whipp
Outold Town
Joseph Osmann
Jane
Chestwick
Woodsboro
William E. Thompson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charlie Johnson
Otis Norwood
James King
Michael Ray
Montgomery County Hospital
King
Margaret Ann
James Edward
Orman Rippean
W. OQ
Rose
Frank Johnson
Westover
Cornel
Barbara
Jon Beck
Salisbury
N. C
Beck
South Carolina
Tommy Clement
Income Sets Record as U S Personal Income Rises
Personal income in February rose to a record pace, climbing 14 billion dollars to a 364 percent annual rate, with a 700 million dollar payroll rise and 500 million dollar transfer payments boost. Industrial output advanced, production expanding in March, aided by truck and farm machinery recovery and stronger nondurable goods.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
She Boara
Mystery Farm ownership identified by readers in county
Nine readers of the Test and the News correctly identified last week’s Mystery Farm as Roy E. Everhart’s, located on the Jefferson Broad Run raid site. The first five Post readers who did so were noted.
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Lart
Roy E. Everhart
Jefferson-Broad Run
Post
Blue and Gold banquet honors Mt Airy Cubs Scouts
Mt Airy Cub Scouts and den mothers posed at the Blue and Gold banquet. Photo credit Delaine Hobbs Studio Hood shows front to back rows with names. the piece lists participants and den mothers.
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MT. Airy Scouts
Mt. Airy
Eugene Purdum
David Porter
Bruce Chaney
Timmy Wilson
Chuckie Beall
Charles Parker
Teddy Jenkins
Delaine Hobbs
Studio Hood
Randy Main
Bill Grimm
Walter Hood
Peter Burdette
Stephen Haines
Butch Beck
den Mothers
Elsie Purdum
Frances Cullison
Thelma Hood
Ethel Stack
Dot Cunningham
Isabelle Mays
Louise Beck
Hahn Farm Sale Continues Today
A large crowd including buyers from six states attended the purebred Ayrshire dispersal for Walter J. Hahn of Ceresville on Monday. Pennsylvania breeders led purchases with others from Virginia Indiana North Carolina Texas and Maryland. 161 cows and calves plus one bull were sold. Top cow two years old brought 660 dollars and top calf 300. the bull sold for 550. The report mentions farm changes and Everhart family details amid broader notes on local topics.
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Ayrshire
Walter J. Hahn
Ceresville
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Indiana
North Carolina
Texas
Maryland
Hahn
Iull
Glenn Trout
Braden King
Everhart
Md. probe called off seats bill
A Maryland legislator announced he would not seek an investigation of the University of Maryland, saying it would cause irreparable harm. Det Machen urged a hearing to raise university board seats from 11 to 15, aiming for a board seen as more responsive to problems at the site. County officials expressed surprise at the council’s stance and noted residents had voiced concerns.
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Jan Seong
Machen
University
Jeil
Wilson H. Elkins
Fane
Cavan Adataht
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