Court News and Notices From Local Ledger
Court actions include marriage license details for Elmer C. Furlow Jr. and Cornelia B. Minnick, and multiple divorce cases. Property transfers list numerous lot deeds and sponsor entities, with notices of equity and support petitions, plus a Khrushchev assessment by Dulles before a congressional subcommittee on Soviet economic growth.
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Elmer C. Furlow Jr
Mount Savage
Cornelia B. Minnick
Waynesboro
Richard Calvin Cook Sr
Virginia Lee Kidd
Washington
Frederick
U_ S
Aileni
Clarence E. Streight
Dulles
Cora Sue Winpigler
Brunswick
Nikita Khru- Theodore W. Bre
Izhchev
Silver Spring
Grace G. Strides
Sherman
York
Armistead L. Magaha
Oaterbridge L. Pry
Jounty
LeGore Lime Company
F. Ralston LeGore
Laurence Elma Keller
Claude Crampton
Robert Lee Roy Wheeland
Charles F. Hartley
Chey
Gladys M. Schmoll
Harvey A} Green Sr
Dorothy V. Whipp
Meredith C. Crouse
Claude L. Cra
William E. Schade
Dorothy F. McBride
Thomas Ray Reedy Sr
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Thomas W. Sprankle
Regis F. George
Richard
Stoehr
Cora E. Toms
James N. Jackson
Gerald
Shorb
Robert LeRoy Devalbiss
Harry McNair
Scott T. McNair Jr
Tourty
Ward Eyler
Si Howard R. Oden
William c. Nelson
Norbert R. Fortier
Hubert George Schneider
Roger Touhy Paroled After 25 Years In Prison
Roger Touhy aged 61 wins parole after 25 years of incarceration for a 1923 kidnapping linked to John Jake the Barber Factor. A Chicago beer baron during Prohibition, Touhy previously escaped from Stateville twice and argued his conviction rested on perjured testimony.
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Joliet
Roger Touhy
Touhy
Chicago
John Jake
Barber Factor
Het
Stateville
A .S. District Court
Civil War Vet Has Birthday Today
Walter W. Williams, a Civil War veteran, marks his fifth birthday today with coffee as his strength wanes after pneumonia. His daughter notes he frets less as illness advances and he may spend the day sleeping, having left his bed only three times in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Walter W._ Williams
Williams
Wi Mac
Church Women Institute Opens Here On Monday
Frederick women organize for a state wide interdenominational institute on Christian Concern in the Nuclear Age to start at 10 36 Monday morning at the Frederick Church of the Brethren with Dr Darrell D Randall of New York City as keynote speaker He will discuss international affairs and world peace The program includes talks by Dr Willard Johnson and discussions on ending poverty The event features registrations and meals served by local church women and volunteers from several congregations in Frederick and nearby towns
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Frederick
Interdenominational Institute
Willard Johnson
Johnson
Committee For International Economic Yowth
Frederick High School
United Church Women of Maryland Present Peace Institute
The institute launches as part of a nationwide peace program by the National Council of Churches. Refugee crafted articles from Hong Kong Germany Jordan and others will be sold via the International Gift Shop at New Windsor to aid refugees. The event spans both women and men with proceeds aiding refugee livelihoods.
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United Church Women of Maryland
National Council of Churches
Hong Kong
Germany
Jordan
Church World Service Center
New Windsor
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Tavern Employees Victims Of Robbery In Baltimore
AP report from Baltimore details an early Friday holdup at a bank near Washington Boulevard and Barre Streets. Two tavern workers, James Lloyd and Percy Hall, were forced into their car by three armed men who then fled with $3,688 after ordering them to stay put.
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Baltimore
James Lloyd
Onyx
Lloyd
Percy Hail
Washington Boulevard
Barre Streets
Hall
Llovd
Fall
Aqueduct Race Track Costliest Sports Structure
The Aqueduct race track, located 12 miles from New York City, stands as the nation’s most expensive sports structure with a cost of 33 million dollars.
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Aqueduct Race Track
New York City
Rich Man Gives Money To Poor In Baltimore
A soft spoken young man, Arthur D. Foster II, toured Baltimore's poorer areas Friday and Thursday giving money after asking residents if they are poor and will use it wisely. He handed out sums including 350 to Mrs Edith Canole, saying he inherited thousands and wants to give it away. Police questioned him and Captain Frank Bataglia noted no law prevents such giving.
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Baltimore
Batimore
Poliice
Frank J. Battagla
Southwestern Disrich
Arthur D. Foster II
Foster
Edith Canole
Canole
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Khrushchev
Court News
Senate House Economic Subcommittee
United States
U. S
Central Inteligence Agency
UL. S
U First Committee
Dubes
Kremlin
U.S
Soviet Union
Dickerson Wscs
Dickerson W.sc.s. Society
Martin Wissman
Jesus
Abrs
W. KR. Matthews
Ellwood Clagzet
Arthur Stullymn
Thompson
Arthur Suill
Ann Wissman
Frank Martin
Wixs
Glenn I.eaborg
University of California
Atomic Energy Commission
Enrico Fermi
AEC
John A. McClone
Seaborg
Associated
University of Chicago
Walter Baker
Brunswick Moose Club
Jean
Nancy Jesnfield
Bai
Russell Hickman
Edward and
Lee Hildebrand
Perry Orndorn
H. C. Bodie
Neilson
Mickey Hildebrand
Jeannette Milbourn
Peiper Phillins
Betty Merriman
Norman Greenfield
Ernest Greenfield
Charles Snoots
Gary Free
Pat Merriman
Violet Caninon
Polly Shook
Les Frye
Buddy Sigler
Ray Fink
Stella Deneen_ tS
Basil A. Thames
Thomas
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Lima
Peru
Arcos
Mnountain
Hhchiye
Church Women’s Institute
Darwin Hueting
Robert Emrge
Robert Jaeger
Frederick Eyster
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Raymond Wilhelm
Charles Poole
Grace United Church of Christ
Thelma Aldrich
Trinity Methodist Church
Katharine Webler
G. Harris Stauffer
Albert Abernathy
Elizabeth Bower
William Roessier
The
Presbyterian Church
Roy Linton
Darrell D. Randall
Frederick County
Youth For Christ
Russell Stover Candies
Westmoreland Milk Glass
Timex
Harold's
North Market Street
the Family Savings Association
Family Savings Building
Patrick & Court Sts
Walkersville
Richard D. Thompson
James W. Ross
Lewistown
Mount Pleasant
Minka
St. John’s Catholic Church
E. Second Street
Dismas Rehfus
Friars Conventual
First Baptist
Maryland
Robert F. Woodward
Carlton EB. Winmzers
the Christian Church
South End
Frederick Church
International
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Ronald G. Brooks
Jonnsville-Middleburg
Ennis Coale
Calvary Methodist Church
Mount Airy
Ira Steckman
Salem Methodist Church
Cedar Grove
Julian Taverner
Mount Zion Emmanuel Charge
Highland
Damascus Methodist Choir
Edison M. Arans
Dumbarton Avenue Church
Washington, DC
Selaist
the News
Cecilia Galentine
Down Town
YMCA
Salvation Army and
City Welfare Dept
Church Meet
Jehovah's Witnesses
Central Junior High
Chambersburg
EL Maynard Lawson
Jim Bailey
Cincinnati
Cathher
Ed Bailey
Nashville
Calvary Bible
Gambrill Park Road
Whoe Tate Brothers
Baltimore, Md
Maurice Finger
Sun
Reinald Jones
Church OF the Nazarene West
Tth
Fairview Ave
Radio Ministry
Frederick City
Ministerium
WFMD
930
Gage
Ers
Citizens National Bank
Sest
Frederick Shopping Center
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Citizens Office Market
Patrick Sts
Fort Detrick
Union Bridge Bank Office
Union Bridge, Md
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserval System
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