Leiby Admits Killing Man in Florida Case
Merlin James Leiby 25 of this city confessed to killing Baltimore pharmacist Leonard Applebaum in Florida. Jacksonville police said Leiby admitted shooting on the Tamiami Trail after gambling losses, claiming self defense. He said he drove the body to Collier County, sold the car in Miami, and rode to Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin James Leiby
Baltimore
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Leiby
Associated Press
H. V. Branch
Leonard Applebaum
Miami
Applebaum
Tampa
Collier County
Branch
Maryland
New Orleans
Dade
Collier Counties
Miami Beach
Dispatches
Leiby Held on Larceny Charges in Florida Case
In Jacksonville police investigated Leiby once more labeling him a "bad actor" as he faced murder charges in south Florida. The Harrisburg parolee was returned from Maryland to Pennsylvania to face more serious charges while his bondsman faced possible forfeiture if Leiby is not produced. In Annapolis the House Banking and Insurance Committee rejected a bill requiring insurance salesmen to spend over half their time on the job to keep a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jacksonville
Leiby
Branch
L. J. Tharp
Collier County
South Florida
Leloy
Harrisburg
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Thurmont
O'Toole
Glenn Crum
Florida
Lesby
Annapolis
House Banking and Insurance Committee
Beckswith
D-Balto County
Luber
D-Balto Ltd
Beckwith
Bill restricts club liquor licenses in Frederick County
A House bill introduced by the Frederick county delegation would limit on premise beer wine and liquor licenses to bona fide fraternal charitable and veteran groups or those active for at least three years. Proponents say the measure preserves the 1933 intent to ban saloons and enjoys broad local support. In a separate incident an automobile fire near Chestnut Grove damaged upholstery in Henry Grushon’s car Union Bridge. An infant in the rear seat was unharmed as firefighters extinguished the blaze all damage insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Alcoholic Beverages Committee
Henry Grushon
Union Bridge
Chestnut Grove
Independents County
Grushon
Court News Equity twood L Biddinger vs Frances E Biddinger
Equity bill seeks absolute divorce. multiple marriage licenses and property deeds listed including residents from Walkersville Middletown and Emmitsburg. several pairs announce divorces and interwoven conveyances of county property and debt reallocations. includes names such as Chester W Stine Jr Carolyn F Rudy James M Rice Doris Jean Secrist Mildred H McCoy James E Stambaugh Anna G Wills Harold Lee Rhoderick Patsy Lee Emschler Roy C Thomas Jr Betty Jane Hale Marshall D Mathews E Leonis Young Markwood Angleberger Marian Hessong Gilbert R Robinson Marilyn Fetters Sallie M Eaton Leonard C Turner esha Callahan Oliver E Wiles Annie Stockman Emory Shafer Mary Naomi Arnold and Robert L Arnold Grover P Keller Ollie Mae Thomas Clinton H Wright William G Dixon Dorothy E Keyes Carson Frailey Anne Codori and Thomas J as related in court notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Twood
L. Biddinger
Frances E. Biddinger
Chester W. Stine, Jr
Walkersville
Carolyn F. Rudy
Middletown
James M. Rice
Deamwood Park
Mildred H. McCoy
Middle Alley
This City
James E. Stambaugh
New Bloomfield
Doris Jean Secrist
Millerstown
Daniel §. Cool
Anna G. Wills
Emmitsburg
James B. Tollern
Betty J. Artz
Altoona
Edward K. Saltzman
Beatrice J. Fisher
East Street
Harold Lee Rhoderick
Patsy Lee Emschler
Monrovia
Roy C
Police confiscate 57 slot machines in two counties raid
Martinsburg West Virginia March 21 Fifty seven slot machines and a quantity of whisky were confiscated in simultaneous raids on 21 establishments in Berkeley and Jefferson Counties. Police with the State Liquor Control Commission served warrants, nabbed 39 devices in Martinsburg area, 16 in Charles Town and two in Shepherdstown. Owners and stewards posted $200 bonds for hearings before justices of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Berkeley
Jefferson Counties
State Liquor Control Commission
Berkeley County
Charles Town
Shepherdstown
Entertaining Evening At Middle Town With Friends
A Saturday gathering in Middle town featured Miss Wanda Holter and a group of local friends. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holter Jr and Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Holter Jr, Renn Remsburg, Carrott Horine, June Shef ler, Frances Darner, Janice Coblentz, Marianna Derr, Wanda Holter, Maurice Ahalt, Richard Ahalt, Merle Ifert, Page Sfert, Paul Coblentz, Richard Holter, and Lewis Baker. Lewis won high prize and Oscar Holter Jr low prize. Cows milk is bottled or canned in at least ten grades and forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Holter
Middletown
Oscar Holter, Jr
Cecil Holter Jr
Renn Remsburg
Carrott Horine
Oscar Holter
June Sheffler
Frances Darner
Janice Coblentz
Marianna Derr
Maurice Ahalt
Richard Ahalt
Merle Ifert
Page Sfert
Paul Coblentz
Richard Holter
Lewis Baker
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Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Keystone
N. Court St
Pittsburgh Paint Products
Frederick Paint & Glass
North Market ST
Frederick, MD
Church Street
Carroll Theatre Bldg
Westminster, MD
West 4Th St
Kellogg's
Powers
Arcadia
San Gabriel
Calif
Court News
Ilyn M. Fetters
South
Wilson Stup
Carson P. Frailey
Anne B. Codors
Sallie M. Eaton
Carroll R. Eaton
Leonard C. Turner
Toesha Callahan
Walter Treasler
Harry N. Callahan
Charles S. Michael
Clarence L. Michael
Holden S. Felton
Paul Toms
Laura F. Bartholow
Oliver E. Wiles
Annie M. Stockman
Emory T. Shafer
Mary Naomi Arnold
Robert L. Arnold
Helen F. Mock
Grover P. Keller
Ollie Mae Thomas
Clinton H. Wright
William G.dixon
Lillian Kefauver Staub
Dorothy E. Keyes
James Willam Staub
James H. Falk
Edward D. Storm
James H. Porter
Anne B. Codori
Thomas J. Frailey
Boston Grand Opera
Colonial Music Shop
E. Patrick St
America
Frigidaire Automanie
THE
Potomac Edison Company
MT. Airy
Brunswick
Taneytown
Frank J. Tyeryar
East South St
Carl W. Drees
Hutzlers
Kallawa
Frederick Fur
Storagl En
Vyethalliger
Kemp’s
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Storm & Shipley
Market & Second Sts
Phey
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