Stolen Bank Bag Recovered In Water Near Bridge
A night deposit bag stolen in Chambersburg on October 22 containing about 15862 dollars in cash and checks was found Friday along the north curb of the Barbara Fritchie bridge on West Patrick street. The bag showed a cut lock and its contents were dried and returned to owner J. R. Mummahn of Airport Livestock Exchange after authorities traced the deposit slip. Police and state troopers expanded the search through the weekend, with the bag sent to an FBI lab in Washington for fingerprints.
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Chambersburg
Barbara Fritchie
West Patrick Street
Charles E. Mullican
Jefferson Street
E. B. Shipley Company
West Patrick
Mullican
Mr. Mullican
Marshall Id. Blurray
Oliver Murray
Chambersburg Trust Company
Airport Livestock Exchange
J. R. Mummahn
Near
Creek
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Pennsylvania
F.B. I
Washington
American Cities Find Government Costs Up
The International City Managers Association reports cities face higher living costs with budgets rising up to 100 percent above pre war levels. Tax increases loom in Des Moines Excelsior Springs High Point and Columbus plus Barrington Milwaukee and Berkeley budgets rise to meet new service and annexation needs. Seven killed in head on crash near Wilkes-Barre as two cars burn. Chester Moyer dies later from burns.
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Chicago
Pi— Americas
International City Managers’ Association
Des Moines
Excelsior Springs
High Point
N. C
Columbus
Barrington
H. L
Dallas
Tex
Milwaukee
Wis
Schenectady
Miami Beach
Fla
Berkeley
Calif
Baltimore
Bee
Bighe
Wilkes-Barre
Dallas I
Leroy Thomas
Chester Moyer
Kingston
Thief Identified by Recent Secured Information
Authorities say the thief can be established on the basis of information secured in the past several days. The statement signals progress in the ongoing investigation and potential charges forthcoming as inquiries continue.
Four Hurt As Light Truck Overturns Near Mt Airy
Four persons injured when a light pickup turned over on Route 27 about three miles north of Mt Airy. Victims include Daniel H Summers Sr. 25 and family members with head lacerations and facial cuts, and Charles Chess 16 with back and leg injuries. Driver cites being blinded by oncoming lights. Two other cars damaged. another collision on Route 40 at Ridgeville. Also, a marriage license issued in Rockville to Downey M Duvall and Margaret E Burdette.
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Mt Airy
J. Stamey Grabill
Mt. Airy
Daniel H. Sumiss Sr
Washington
Elizabeth Summers
Daniel H. Summers
J Jr
Ridgeville
Wertz
George Leroy Brown
Airy
iRoute
Wilvetta L. Wilson
Brown
John Wood
Westminster
Baltimore Man Kills Self At Taylorsville
Victor Leo Jennings, 26, of 1048 Valley Street in Baltimore, died by self-inflicted .22 caliber rifle shot near Taylorsville on a Saturday morning. His wife, visiting at his brother and sister-in-law home, found the body in a woods. Jennings had recently married on September 20 and had shown despondency over unemployment. State and county investigators noted sudden suicide. no further details available.
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Victor Leo Jennings
Valley Street
Baltimore
Taylorsville
James Marsh
Carroll County
Howard L. Williams
Jennings
He Defeate
Three Fingers
Crown Cork and Seal Company
Tragedy of a Lethal Act Near Taylorsville
A woman discovers her husband dead from a self inflicted gunshot in the woods near Route 28 east of Taylorsville. The gun was fired with the rifle's muzzle against his chest and his thumb on the trigger. Funeral director Waltz will transport the body to Jennings’ former home in New Portsmouth Ohio for burial. In other notes, AMVET Boy Scouts benefit rehearsal features Fleurette Joffre at High Selscot auditorium with local cast. Tourmalines reported on the west coast and other regions.
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M Church
Taylorsville
Alma Lee Morgan Jennings
Dorothy Morgan Jennings
Robert M. Jennings
Waltz
Jennings
New Portsmouth
Ohio
Amvet Thesplans
al” Star
Fleurette Joffre
Washington
Amvet-Boy Scouts
High Selscot Auditorium
No Obstacles By Russia Says Pravda
Pravda declares Russia places absolutely no obstacles to improved commercial and cultural ties with the world. It says the Soviet Union does not assault United States or other lawful interests and urges progress in trade finance science and culture. The piece notes some countries have not given up attacks on the UN foundations.
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Moscow
Pravdi
Russia
Stalin
United States
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Pravda
United Nations
World Peace Organization
Soviet critique of allied powers at UN cited by Pravda
Pravda notes some UN delegations show a cautious shift toward firmer support of the UN charter. The London Times quotes Foreign Minister Molotov addressing the General Assembly and attacking powers with whom the Soviet Union seeks collaboration, warning that collaboration must not take...
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Pravda
U. N
Loundon Times
V. M. Molotov
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Renouncing Criticism Described as Vassal Dependence
Ravda explains that renouncing criticism would not mean collaboration but result in vassal dependence, framing the stance as a rejection of subservient ties rather than mutual partnership.
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C. £. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Bret
Weil Brothers
Norte Market
ST. Frederick, MI
Hanes Union Salts
South Market
Rockville
Downey M. Duvall
Damascus
Margaret E. Burdette
Cedar Grove
Allen’s
Allen
Corner Market and
Second Sts
Self
Hourigant Presents
Chantilly
Corner Market
Sevoud
South Africa
Urals
Brazil
Madagascar
Siberia
Democratic
WEMD
Bennett
Kodak
Camera Shop
Mobilgas
H.E. Gordon
Frank Haines
Norman McFadyen
Stull Brothers
Burkitsville, Md
Uniontown, Md
Urbana, Md
Lewistown, Md
RAAB
Conomy Oil Company
Freder Maryland
Charlie Keller
William E. Hauver
Yankee
Bob Keller
Frederick County
Charlie
Frederick, Md
William Hauver
Middletown Valley
House of Delegates
Bill Hauver
Western Maryland
Trust CO
All Young Democrats
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Clark Sheetenhelm
Democrats
Craigleiah
Hendrickson
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