Man Sought By Police Is Dead
State Police closed the probe into Raymond J Williams 48 of Suitland after learning he died of cancer on November 13 at a Washington hospital. Williams had allegedly defrauded local businessmen of over 1000 with a bogus advertising contract tied to a non existent Fort Worth firm. He vanished last August after securing down payments up to 250 dollars and was said to be morphine addicted. Police warned businessmen to verify credentials and avoid unidentifiable solicitors and checks.
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Waanington
Raymond J. Williams
Suitland
Prince Georges County
Williams
Frederick
Southwest Stockyard Association of
Fort Worth
Wiliams
Elmer F. Munshower
Semi-Pro Basketball Ends Here On Sunday
The Frederick Armory hosts Sunday exhibitions closing a successful season as the Veterans of Foreign Wars quintet face old rivals the Hagerstown Cabineers in the main event. Middletown independents meet Berryville town team in the prelim. Coach Lloyd Rice is away on business, but the Vets are expected to field a strong lineup against the Cabineers in a fast, stamina-filled game.
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Frederick Armory
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hagerstown Cabineers
Middletown
Berryvilles Town
Virginia
Berryville
VFW
Lloyd
Rice
Washington
Cabineers
Hagerstown
U. S. Shuts Down Embassy Magazine in Warsaw Row
The United States ordered Poland’s embassy magazine closed after a February Polish government statement attacked a House investigation into the Katyn Massacre. Secretary Acheson barred further press releases that exceeded propriety, calling the action a countermeasure to wartime atrocity politics amid Soviet denial of evidence.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Poland
Acheson
House Committee
Katyn Forest
Soviet Russia
Nazi Germany
Moscow
Soviet Bloc
German High School Students Compare Lives In U S And West Germany
Two West German high school students Wolfgang Bernhardt of Berlin and Wolfgang von Kaltenborn of Kassel spoke at Frederick High School. Sponsored by Freedoms Foundation they toured Eastern U S. Bernhardt contrasted Communist Berlin with Western Benin and noted a friend was coerced by Russian police to confess as a spy. Kaltenborn, age 17, said German students buy their own books and meat is scarce, with families eating meat about once a month. They visited Frederick schools, Baltimore, Reisterstown and Charleston W Va. Lady Democrats meet at YMCA Maryland Day speaker Miss Mary Ott discusses The Founding of Maryland.
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Oy Franc Neeter
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Frederick
General Motors Corporation
Santa Claus
Chevrolet
William Hough
Harry Brachey
Guy E
John R. Cheatham
Brachey and Hough
New York
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Man
Pre- Tinley
Baltimore
West Germany
America
Wolfgang Bernhardt
Berlin
Wolfgang von Kaltenborn
Kassel
Freedoms Foundation, Inc
United States
Bernhardt
Benin
Kaltenborn
H. V Kaltenborn
Reisterstown
Charleston
W. Va
Lady Democrats Meeting
Women's Democratic League
Frederick County
Mary Ott
Shakeup Of Army Engineers Ordered In North Africa
Secretary Pace ordered a shakeup of Army engineers overseeing secret U S air bases in French Morocco after congressional criticism. Six Atlas Constructors contractors will be summoned next week as part of Senate hearings on preparedness. President Johnson’s subcommittee has alleged waste and graft in the five base project.
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Washington
U. S
North Africa
Army
Pace
Lyndon B. Johnson
Atlas Constructors
Johnson
Senate Armed Services
French
Morocco
Washington Baltimore Parkway Fund Voted
The House Appropriations Committee approved six million dollars for further construction of the Washington Baltimore Parkway. The Public Works Committee raised the Federal share to fourteen million dollars. Maryland has completed a ten mile stretch from Baltimore to Friendship Airport and continues toward Fort Meade. Rep Fallon Md will propose amendment to increase the total and allow contracts up to the new total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Washington-Baltimore Parkway
House Public Works Committee
Maryland
Baltimore
Friendship Airport
Fort Meade
Rep. Fallon
D-Md
Properties Sold In Woodsboro District Transfer
Deeds recorded show 550 acres and improvements in Woodsboro district sold by Gail L Catshall and Edward L Allman to Warren Kettells. Consideration around 31504. Kinsey family sold a residence on Magnolia Ave south of Fourth St to Harry P Newman for about 18300.
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Gail L. Catshall
Edward L. Allman
Woodsboro
Warren Kettells
Louis C. Kinsey
Harry P. Newton
Magnolia Avenue
Fourth Street
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Embassy Magazine
Milts
Shipley’s
North Warket
Germany
Sears
Mr. Brown
Sears, Roebuck and CO
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
South Market St. Frederick
Ict
Wreem & Salee
Army Engineers
Kaempf & Harris
Rocky Springs
Bradley T. Halley, Jr
Agent Sales and Service
Reo
Foley
Petersville
Brunswick
Mitworive
Fa Pitepedes
Blade Winters
Bede Winton
New
Pope
Smitty
Baker's
Nnleriown
Smetty
Wb Med
Sminy
Johnny Comet
Frederick Frederick
Market St
Guernsey
Clyde Z Green
Walkersville
C. CC. Thomas
Adamstown
Rich Acres
Dolly's Grace
William A. Fouche
Taneytown
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Vienna
Larain River
Fontinue
Amos Traver
E Koontz Helwig
St Paul's Lutheran Church
T. Paul Moberly
Ralph Kehne
Margaret Sayler
Red Cross
Helwig
Pauline Cromwell
Nena Jamison
Joseph Flickinger
Grace Smith
Marvin Chapel
W. 8
W.C.S
Carl Clay
Joan Clay
Gertrude Feely
Kobe
Japan
First Capitol
Colonial Williamsburg
Pearke
Drugstone
Maytag
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick St
Jack Kennedy
West Patrick St
Tesa
Frederick, M
Hecy
Hamilton Homes, Inc
E. Second St
Mid-States
Farmers Supply CO
Carroll Streets
Ne “Os
House
Aonterest
Famous Brand
Cerederick
William
Hood
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