Sheppard Testifies Of Divorce Plans In Marilyn Suspect Trial
In Cleveland on November 22, Dr. Samuel H Sheppard discussed twice within three years divorcing Marilyn and later said he cried after the murder. Osteopath Hoversten, a longtime friend, testified he warned of potential regrets and that Sheppard’s brother urged him to fix his story. The trial heads toward possible death penalty if convicted.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Lester Haverston
Sheppard
Hoversten
Dr. Sheppard
Chip
Stephen
Haverston
Glendale
Cal
Osteopath
Los Angeles
Haversten
Susan Hayes
Robert T. Schottke
Miss Hayes
Monterey
450000 get federal civil service status under Eisenhower order
President Eisenhower signed an executive order granting civil service career or conditional status to about 450000 federal workers out of 673000 with indefinite standing. The rule, effective January 23, bans discrimination by race politics or religion in competitive service and requires agencies to list vacancies with a national committee. Leaders worry the plan could politicize recruitment, but the White House says it broadens sources and involved unions veterans groups in consultation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
White House
Young
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Four Maryland 4 H Club members to judge at national contest
Four Maryland 4 H Club members from Frederick Montgomery Harford Talbot counties will represent the state in the National 4 H Livestock Judging Contest at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. They qualified by placing among Maryland’s top eight at the state fair and depart November 21 for practice at Ohio and Purdue.
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College Park
Maryland
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
J. Allen Moore
Frederick
Frederck County
Edwin Muncaster
Derwood
Montgomery County
William Amoss
Fallston
Hartford County
Charles
Whitby
Easton
Talbot County
William M. Bucker
Baltimore County
Thurmont Deer Hunter Forfeits Collateral
Kenneth Pryor near Thurmont forfeited 5100 collateral posted after a magistrate hearing on a charge of failing to check up a deer killed during bow and arrow season. Regional wardens investigated four registered deer and traced a fifth unregistered kill to Pryor in Frederick County. Pryor refused to talk. a Nov 13 hearing was set after he posted $100 collateral. The maximum fine for failing to register a deer kill is $200.
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Kenneth Pryor
Thurmont
Edgar B. Palmer
Ben Phebus Sr
Glenn Butts
Pryor
Frederick County
Phobus
Catoctin
Maryland
Bible Class Elects Leaders at Evan gel Lutheran Church
The Ladies Bible Class at Evan gel Lutheran Church elected officers at a Tuesday night meeting in the old chapel. Mrs. Lewis Eichelberger was elected president with Mrs. Guy Roser as treasurer and Mrs. Edna Eichelberger as secretary.164
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Ladies Bible Class
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Old Chapel
Stxty
Lewis Eichelberger
Guy Roser
Edna Eichelbergler
Calvin Schildtsknecht
Roma Study
Alma Bidle
Et E Cc. Sanner
Mae Miller
Daisy Muller
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Thurmont Deer Hunter
National Capital Garden Club League
Corcoran Gallery of Art
E Osmur J
Barr
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Frank Keefer
Ira J. Hartman
Monocacy Motors, Inc
Dodge
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Hartman
George S. Smith
Monocacy Motors
John W. Wilt
Adamstown, MD
Tremont
N. Market ST
W. Patrick ST
Fifth Street Market
Fifth & Market
Esskay
Irean Spray
Kraft Cheese
U.S
Varke Banket Hone
Penn Carroll
Beltsville
Lima
Jean
D Ake
NORGE
Routzahn & Sons
South Market Street
Borion
Bendix
Camere Eye
Berdix
Bendix Aviation Corporation
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