Two Juveniles Extradited From New York Burglary Suspects
Two youths aged 16 and 17 waived extradition before Associate Judge Patrick A. L. Schnauffer and were placed in New York state trooper custody for return to New York. They had been arrested in Sodus after stealing a car and a truck and were wanted in six robberies across New York, mainly for small sums and cigarettes. They were escapees from the Buffalo Working School for Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Patrick AL Schnauffer
Sodus
N. Y
New York State Police
Charles V. Main
Lockport
Vernon Heffner
Sergt
Harry Phillips
Buffalo
William Lombard
Charles Cox
New York
Marvin J. Wolford
Biggs Avenue
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
Wolford
Richard H. Spurlock
Thurmont
Route 2
Fridday
Cty
Spurrock
Sergt. Phillips
King
Trump
Evelyn Bowens
East All Saints Street
Boone
Penney’s
G. L. Miller
Benjamin F. Alderton
Cumberland
William E.hoittle
Broadway
Edward J. White
Strasburg
Removal Of Part Of Sales Tax Is Sought
Maryland farmers and equipment dealers urged repeal of the sales tax on traded in machinery as a double taxation. William Fleming claimed many dealers did not collect tax on trades and face back claims, with audits incomplete. Kenneth Kennedy noted delinquent claims and an office error in past rulings, urging legal clarity for trade ins and potential extension to used machinery and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
William Fleming
Queen Anne's
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fleming
Clarence Phillips
Preston
Comptroller's Office
Walter Kennedy
Eduard Pierce
Comptroller’s Office
Pucce No Jonger
Comptroler
Elusive Pole Located Near 72S 155E in Antarctica
A report states the south magnetic pole has not yet been reached, with coordinates around 72 degrees south and 155 degrees 16 minutes east in Antarctica. The finding highlights ongoing challenges in pinpointing the magnetic pole's precise position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctucez
Babson Urges Salesmen Value In Free Economy
Babson argues the salesman is the kingpin of a thriving free economy. He cites high earnings potential, career paths from manufacturer’s rep to top management, and the need for persistence, adaptability, and service in sales. He notes only about 2% sell direct to households while 98% reach retailers and corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger W. Babson
Babson Park, Fla
Roger Babson
Congress
16 & Mighty
Tme
Cop
Pubd
Fin Bu. Inc
Search for two bodies from plane wreck continues
Rescue workers pressed Friday to recover two bodies from a Newfoundland bomber crash as poor weather held up efforts to salvage the remains of 21 dead aboard a RB 36 hoisted from rugged East coast terrain. A second B 23 crew from St George's Bay left no survivors as wreckage was found in the water near Harmon Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
Newfoundland
Pattol
Stt. John’s
St. Georg's Bay
Harmon Air Force Base
Azores
15. D
Thurmont Bank Open House Draws Local Notables
Social notes itemizes attendees at the Thurmont Bank remodeling open house including Mr. and Mrs. George L Withide and several local families. Weekend visits feature Miss Rosemary Sanders from Washington D C and Miss Mary Kessler of Seton Institute. Also noted are Mt St Mary's seniors entering Delta Epsilon Sigma and fire company news. The Glee Club of St Joseph's High School plans a spring operetta The Slip of a Shipper with dates tentatively set for April 12 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
George L. Withide
Frank W. Weant
Quinn F. Topper
Joseph Shorb
Marie C. Rosensteel
Thurmont Bank
Rita Felix
Harrisburg
Myre
Joseph Wivell
A. Henn
Baltimore
Henn
Charles Linn
Vivian Topper
William Topper
Donald Topper
Rosemary Sanders
Washington, D. C
Leonard Sanders
Mary Kessler
Seton Institute
James Kessler
Betty Ann Hollinger
Dolores Miller
Towson State Teachers College
John J. Hollinger
F. C. Miller
Mt. St. Mary's College
Delta Epsilon Sigma
National Catholic Honor Society
Nicholas W. Bath
James R. Nash
William P. Ward
Frank B. Thomas
Leo E. Gribbin, Jr
Joseph F. Rodgers
William F. Wolfe
Joseph H. Farnwald
Herbert W. Roger
Eugene Kraemer
Rogers
Guy R. McGlaugh‘lin
J. William Rowe
Red Cross
Robert G. Fitez
Edward Smith
Arvin P. Jones
Mary Fiery
Roy Sanders
Charles Valentine
Robert Fitez
Rhoda Gillelan
T. J. Frailey
William Frailey
Frederick County
McKeldin
Governor's Mansion
George O. Sprigg
Camp Hill
Lester Damuth
George McDonnell
U. S. Navy
Newport
R. I
J. Ralph McDonnell
Tommy Topper
Upton Austin
Taneytown
Paul Keepers
Cecil Keepers
Waynesboro
Donald McClear
Janice
York
Elmer Lingg
Stephen Baker
Gettysburg
Harry Jones
Charles E. Shorb
Loretta Boyle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
B. H. Boyle
Albert Kelly
Dundalk
Charles D. Gillelan
Austin Joy
Patricia
Mary Jo
Virginia Lee
George Otta
James Sanders
Lois Barthagen
Joy
Barbara Jean
St. Agnes' Hospital
St. Joseph's High School
Thomas Gephart
Bonneauville
Alan Gelwicks
Sterting Hemier
Oxford
Grace Saffer
Charles Hemier
St. Anthony's
Peter F Burker
Longview
Manchester
David W Shaum
Mt St. Mary's College
Cecelia T Gorman
St. Joseph College
Holy Cross Academy
Floyd Ward School of Dancing
Lynchburg Va
Blood Drive and Local Happenings Reach Mt. St. Marys Area
Blood donations urged for Tuesday March 24 with a Red Cross mobile unit at Mt. St. Marys College from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers sought from Sabillasville and college staff. transportation provided. In other news, Mount St. Marys baseball coach Frank Appichella named manager of the local club. booster ticket sales soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Boyle
Red Cross
Mt. St.Mary's College
Sabillasville
Thomas Gingell
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Norman Flax
Baseball Association
Frank Appichella
Mount St. Mary's’ College
Robert A. Simpson
Charlotte
N. C
Simpson
Walter Simpson
Frank Orndorff
Joseph Groff
Groft
Helen Seidel
Edward Bowers
Baltimore
York
Hanover
Wilt 50th wedding anniversary observed in Bolivar Heights
A reception for Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wilt marked their 50th anniversary at Bolivar Heights on March 15. About 100 relatives and friends attended as the couple, once Cecelia Staubs, celebrated fifty years since their marriage at the family home. The event featured a gold color scheme, yellow roses, a four tier cake with a golden 50, and candles, with six original wedding party members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar Bolivar
W. Va
T. W. Wilt
Bolivar Heights
Wilt
Cecelia Ellen Staubs
Harry
Charles Town
Oscar
Howard
Norman
Thornton
Millville
Lorraine Wilt
Harry Strous
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town General Hospital
Strous
Dorothy Kern
Eugene Kern
Bertie Fletcher
Baltimore
Bertie Litleton
Bolivar
Ralph Bush
Donald Noland
Washington Stret
John Glover, Jr
Catherine Hampshire
Camp Hill
Emma Evans
Robert Jeese
Washington, D. C
Ronald Zombro
Calvin Summerfield
Roy S. Butts
Catherine
Clifton Butts
W. E. Filler
Frederick
Charles Trundle Bolivar
Donald Jenkins
Brunswick
Donald Smith
Alexandria
Strother Watson
William Dennison
Victor Har‘ner
Mill‘ville
Tom Rissier
Winchester
Va) Memorial Hospital
Harry Barker
Liesd Hough
Melvin Glover
Rockville
Aliens Under Inquiry in U S Deportation Sweep Says Brownell
New York Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr says about 22 000 foreign born residents are under investigation for possible Communist ties. He notes nearly 10 000 naturalized citizens and 12 000 aliens are being probed with deportation actions possible if subversive activity is found. He criticizes prior loyalty programs as inadequate and outlines a new government employee loyalty policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Herbert Brownell Jr
United States
Brownell
Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Communist Party
Larger Sewage Disposal System Sought By Town
Gaithersburg officials push expansion of the town sewage plant to allow growth. After three years of appeals to the Suburban Sanitary Commission, the town asks Gov. McKeldin to act. The current 30 year old facility on Muddy Branch road is at capacity, delaying two new subdivisions totaling 500 homes on Route 240 and Route 124.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Suburban Sanitary Commission
McKeldin
Charles K. Davies
Harry C. Perry
State Department of Health
Muddy Branch Road
Davies
Perry
Taneytown PTA plans covered dish supper and events
A Taneytown elementary school PTA meeting at 6 45 p m features the film Education Is Good Business and pupil musical selections. Representatives from the boards of education and health attend. Nearby notes cover professional meetings, preschool registration on April 15, Maryland Day on March 26, PTA food sale on March 27, a fifth grade factory trip, and an Easter egg hunt. The Lions and Kiwanis clubs hold events with speakers and tours, while WCTU and church activities are noted along with local visits and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board the Education
Health Department
Loretta Ants
Taneytown
Charles Carroll
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Uniontown
Westminster
Mother's Club
PTA
Cambridge
Lions Club
John Chenoweth
Five Sharps
Carl C. Rasmussen
Gettysburg Seminary
Kiwanis Club
Taney Inn
Hagerstown
Inn
Ada Wooden
Hampstead
WCTU
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Francis Willard
Earl ‘Bowers
Howard Gannon
Ridgely
Frank Boyle
Queen Anne
West Baltimore Street
Charles Roop
Littlestown
Bertha Roop
Frederick Street
Glenn H. Stahl
Cheryl
Barry
Boyds Church Youths Host Films and Maryland Day Plans
The Boyds church youth group has met three Sundays for Christian Endeavor and film showings. Next Sunday March 22 features Maryland Day with Joan Spring and Patsy Wright in charge. Wilton Boswell to discuss the Maryland flag. Choir bake sale planned for March 29 at Thomas store in Gaithersburg. Mrs Mary Ellen Simpson and daughters return to New York City from visiting the Bennett family while William Simpson serves at sea. Ladies Aid plans annual Spring supper May 9 in the Hall. president Rufus Gillam re-elected. Veronica Sandbower celebrated at a birthday party hosted by her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stuart
Bolivar
P. O. of A
Ther
Lenora Staubs
Order
Bolivar Methodist Church School
C. E. Garten
Garten
Frances Clevenger Myers
U. S
Myers
Matthew Wilt
Ror Schultz, Jr
Walters
Inlaw
Lewis Walters
Tacoma Park
J. W. Ramsdill
Jacob Egghorn
Peter Pullman
Washington, D. C
Norman Etzler
Dottie Frederick
H. Sperry
Winchester
Gentry Muse
Thomas Muse
Sara Evelyn
Harper
M. Marquette
Silver Spring
Morris Kain
Leyne Keats
Conway Stotelmyer
Hattie
Baltimore
Marshall Tumblin
Barbara Mannings
Scott Writt
Ranson
Leon Edwards
Camp Hill
Grover Thompson
Ruth
Eleanor
Dorothy
Shepherdstown
Robert Whittington
Harris Kissling
Donald D. Fink
Charles Town
Donald Euckles
J. L. Euckles
Jessica Butts
Norman Thayer
Thomas Rissler
Winchester War Memorial Hospital
Reno Eaton
Marion
Hagerstown
Ralph Eaton
William Kain
Michael Kain
Harpers Ferry
Bolivar Methodist Church
Franklin Sperry
Jean
Snider
Larry Jones
Rhoda Jones
Paul Jones
U. S. Navy
Bas
Great Lakes
Norfolk
Eannock §In
John Pauli
James Dix
Bertha Jordan
Frances Reeser
New York City
Emma Evans
Hbh
Chambers
Charles Kern
Jerome
Alexandria
Millville
Milton Harris
Frederick
William Henretta
Herman Manor Jones
J. E. Fossett
Virginia Lee Shewbridge
BOYDS
Boyds Church
Christian Endeavor
James P. Kerr
Maryland
Joan Spring
Patsy Wright
Wilton Boswell
Thomas Store
Gaithersburg
Mary Ellen Simpson
William Simpson
J the
Russell Bennett
Ladies Aid Society of
Rufus Gillam
Veronica Sandbower
Fines and penalties assessed in Frederick County court
Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield fined Arthur A. Flanigan ten dollars and costs for exceeding the 50 mile limit after a patrol paced him at 65 on Braddock Mountain. Two county men charged with non support were ordered to pay weekly sums. collateral forfeitures were listed for several motorists. The report notes arrests of Sgt Swomley, Sgt Corbin, and troopers Tucker, Lewis, Hedden, Kretsinger and Stonesifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Arthur A. Flanigan
Keymar
Braddock Mountain
Donald A. Tucker
Flanigan
Sheffield
Roy E. Barthlow
Bethel
Frederick
Alton M. Myers
Thurmont
Edith May Myers
Route 1
Charles L. Eaves
Taneytown
William B. Beebe
Washington
Robert Lee Anderson
George W. Tipton
Detriot
George E. Thrasher
Jefferson
Archie P. O'Hanlon
Dickerson
John F. Thompson, Jr
East Second Street
Evelyn M. Brown
Pikesville
David B. Crebbs
Elmer E. Roderick
Mt. Airy
Robert J. Stottlemyer
Boonsboro
Daniel Swomley
W. W. Corbin
Tucker
James Lewis
Albert Hedden
Philip Kretsinger
James Stonesifer
Mrs. Truxal Elected President of Frederick Civic Club
Mrs. Andrew G. Truxal was elected president of the Frederick Civic Club at a Y M C A meeting on Monday afternoon. Other officers include Mrs. Melvin Partridge first vice president, Mrs. Carroll Albaugh second vice president, Mrs. Walter Feaga recording secretary, Mrs. Herbert Heston corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Harry Shipley treasurer. Installation will occur at the May meeting. Delegates were chosen for the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs in Baltimore April 19 to 21. A panel from the Children's Aid Society was presented, with several members participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Truxal
Frederick
William C. Roderick
Civic Club
Children’s Aid Society
Harry D. Radcliff
Réward Godsey
Harry Sanders
C. W. Gregory
Traxal
REBEKAES MEET AT ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
The Rebekah Lodge No. 51 gathered at the Odd Fellows Temple Friday evening with Mrs. Frances Saith presiding. The charter was draped for Emma Cessna. A post Assembly sented a Cumberland to Pauline Kocatz. A religious service was planned for May 3 at 2 30 p.m. at the ICCF Home. Elsie Stone announced a May 24 bus trip to Manchester for a school of instruction. A birthday commemoration for Schuyler Colfax featured reading by Elsie Stone and a candle ceremony by Florence Stevens. Next meeting set for March 7 preceded by a supper at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Retekah
Schuyler Colfax
Elsie* Stone
Florence Stevens
Dick Sapper
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Kenma
Babson
G. E. Webb
Earl Hampshire
Michael Lee
Lewis Meadows
U.S
Metz
France
Gloria Zombre
Frank Sperry
Memorial Hospital
Hhus
Venice
Adriatic Sea
E. Webb
Charles P. Warnick
Piedmont
William Nicewarmer
USN
Raymond Nicewarner
Mediterranean
Fats
John Files
Garry Cummings
Harry Cummings Bolivar
U.S. Navy
Bainbridge
Bertha Batchelder Wilton
K. K. Cavalier
Botivat
Charles H. Glover
Gaitherspurg
Robert Stiles
Taneytown Elementary ‘School
Darlene F. Zecher
Burkittsville
Lee Zecher
Wiliam H. Angleberger
Gameville
Charles S. Hobbs
South Market Street
Blue Ridge Lines
Hobbs
Elm Street
Rebekaes
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