Clemency Plea Review For Grammer Slaying Case
Baltimore May 27 The governors office will study the clemency appeal of George Edward Grammer for the June week schedule. Grammer, condemned for killing his wife, read clemency hearing accounts and said the killing may not have been premeditated. Defense seeks cab driver identity related to taxi claim. No driver identified at trial or in later proceedings.
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Baltimore
Joseph Sherbow
Grammer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster
Sherbow
Anselm Sodaro
Gum alleges June 28 primary date kept vote low
Maryland Republican candidate James W Gum accuses the Legislature and Gov. McKeldin of choosing the June 28 primary to suppress turnout. He says the date targets farmers and vacationing voters to preserve the political machine and urges a large voter turnout. Gum cites McKeldin's paid speaking tours and vows full effort if elected.
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Baltimore
James W Gum
McKeldin
Montgomery County
Gum
Maryland
SFC Harry M Shipley Celebrates 57th Birthday In Frederick
Fred erick resident SFC Harry M Buzz Shipley returns home between assignments to celebrate his 57th birthday. He will report June 11 to Camp Chaffee Arkansas for another foreign duty, waiving state side duty. Shipley, famed as oldest active enlisted man with combat ribbons across four wars, has served from World War I era to Japan Korea and the Philippines, earning Mexican Border Campaign 1916 and WWII honors among others.
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Buzz) Shipley
Frederick
Fredericksonian
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Arkansas
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Korea
Philippines
Australia
U. S
France
United States
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U. S. Field Artillery
Buzz
Washington
Piper Hill Firm Listing for Frederick Address
Dan Wight and E Carmichael represent Piper and Hill at 104 North Court Street Frederick with contact numbers MO 2 1316 and MO 32 6574.
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Piper & Hill
North Court St
Frederick
Floyd Chalfant Dies In Crash
Floyd Chalfant, 64, famed Pennsylvania newspaperman and former state official, died in a highway collision near Ottawa while traveling with his wife to a Rotary convention in Seattle. His wife Julia injured but stable, and painter William Conwell, 44, of Rock Falls, also died. Chalfant led the Waynesboro Record-Herald and served as state secretary of commerce under Gov. Edward Martin.
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Floyd Chalfant
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Rotary International
Seattle
Chalfant
Julia
Ayburn King Memorial
William Conwell
Rock Falls
Prairie Center
Chicago
Connell
Centrol
Waynesboro
Pa. Record-Herald
Edward Martin
Assn
Associated Press of Pennsylvania
The
Record-Herald
Record- Herald Publishing Co
Union Bridge couples celebrate silver wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. C. Roscoe Myers marked their silver wedding anniversary at dinner after moving from Pleasant Valley last spring. Their son Carl graduates from Elmer Wolfe School. Guests included Rev. Charles B. Roberts of Littlestown and Rev. J. Keller Brantley and son Joseph of Westminster, with C. William Lowe and Cecil Harris visiting Westminster during the day.
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Roscoe Myers
Pleasant Valley
Carl
Elmer Wolfe School
Charles B. Robert
Littlestown
J. Keller Brantley
Joseph
Westminster
C. William Lowe
Cecil Harris
Lineman Electrocuted Near Lovettsville Virginia
James Lavender a 28 year old lineman from Lawrenceville Virginia was electrocuted yesterday afternoon while grabbing a live wire to halt a fall from a utility pole on Route 609 about four miles from Lovettsville. He suffered about 2400 volts and died after fellow workers and the Loudoun Rescue Squad failed to revive him. Lavender was married and worked for the Richardson Wailand Co. of Roanoke under contract with Virginia Electric and Power Co to repair county lines.
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James Lavender
Lawrenceville
Roland Flint
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Lavender
Loudoun
Flint
Richardson Wailand Co
Roanoke
VEPCO
Nocturnal creatures adapt with large eyes in darkness
Nocturnal birds and animals and fish dwelling in deep sea darkness exhibit oversized eyes to capture the scarce light. This trait enhances visual sensitivity, aiding hunting, navigation, and depth perception in low illumination environments.
Challenged Ballots Weigh NLRB Waterfront Election
New York May 27 The National Labor Relations Board examined challenged ballots in a bid to decide control of New York’s waterfront between the old International Longshoremen’s Association and a rival AFL union. ILA claimed most of 1797 challenged ballots favor the AFL and threaten ILA victory. turnout was under 20,000.
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New York
National Labor Relations Board
International Longshoremen's Assn. Independent
AFL
ILA
NLRB
Charles F. Douds
Vnion
Boy Found Chained and Mother Held in Phoenix
Phoenix authorities detained 35 year old Maldia Hayes after 8 year old Billy Earl Hayes was found chained hand and foot in a dark room at the Hayes home. Chains on wrists and ankles, welts and injuries were reported. Hayes claimed she kept the boy at home.
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Phoenix
Ariz
City
Carl Needham
Billy Earl Hayes
Maldia Hayes
Needham
Hayes
Billy
Mountain climber Hillary ill with pneumonia on Himalayas
Sir Edmund Hillary, 34, famed Everest conqueror, is reported to be battling pneumonia on the ice bound slopes of Mt Baruntse in the Himalayas. Penicillin and oxygen are being administered as treatment.
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New Delhi
India
Sir Edmund Hillary
Everest
Mt. Baruntse
Himalayas
Boy crushed to death in backyard accident
In Washington Pennsylvania a 6 year old boy Kenneth W Yaes died after an auto chassis on blocks slipped and pinned him in his yard. The incident occurred yesterday and caused a crushed chest fatality.
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Washington
Kenneth W. Yaes
Mountaineer Hillary Reported Ill At 22500 Feet
An eight day old dispatch says New Zealand climber Sir Edmund Hillary lies ill and cut off by glaciers above Mt Malaku, with doctors warning pneumonia risks at high altitude. Nearby American expedition led by William Siri pursues the ascent as experts weigh survival chances.
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Mt. Malaku
Hillary
Eastland Defies Court Ruling on Segregation
Senator Eastland declares in the Senate that enforcing the Supreme Court ban on school segregation will require force and meet stern resistance and lawlessness. He vows there will be no compromise and that segregation will remain in the South despite the May 17 unanimous ruling.
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D-Miss
Senate
Supreme Court
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Postland
Sansh
High Court
Union Medical Clinic Free Health Illustration Ad
An edited color advert from a Newark New Jersey clinic offering free medical illustrations labeled as cures. It states no obligation and lists Union Medical Clinic at 207 Market St Newark 2 with emphasis on free service.
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Union Medical Clinic
Market St
Newark 2
New Jersey
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