Robbery suspects extradited in Pa Maryland case
State Police report three men Donald Miller Boone 24 Lewistown Arion Reed 24 Union Bridge and Glenn Berlin Testerman 25 Union Bridge admitted robbing John Brewer of New Garden Township Chester County Pa and beating him more than a week ago They were paroled on the scene and later found they had no connection to the Walter Pittinger case near Libertytown on Sept 7 About $800 of the stolen money was recovered and returned to the owner Reed fractured his leg during the getaway and Boone who was under 11 year parole from a Pennsylvania prison had recently married and resided in Lewistown The suspects were brought to justice by state police with officers Cassidy Bitler Peacock and Bond leading the investigation
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Pennsylvania
Lewistown
Union Bridge
Investi
Maryland
Donald Miller Boone
Walter Pittinger
Libertytown
Pittinger
Boone
Brewer Home
Kenneth Bond
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Reed
Rond
Brewer
Wm. N. Bitler
W. E. Peacock
Avondale
Pennsylvania State Police
Sergt
J. J. Cassidy
Harold Bagore
Bond
New Garden Township
Testerman
Recalled Navy Reservist Richard C Castle Listed
Richard C Castle son of Mr and Mrs J A Castle 248 South Carroll Street was recalled recently by the Army Reserve. A veteran of two years he is now stationed in Virginia with ER 13277235 at 502 Tropic Regulation Co Fort Eustis Virginia.
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Richard C Castle
J. A Castle
South Carroll Street
Army
Virginia
Tropic Regulation Co
Fort Eustis
Pennsylvania Reports Highest Korean War Casualties
Washington reports that Pennsylvania leads all states with 1,508 Korean War casualties. The Associated Press tally shows casualties by state roughly match population, with Texas, California, New York and Ohio following. Maryland totals are 45 dead, 192 wounded, 85 missing, 20 injured and one prisoner.
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Pennsylvania
California
New York
Texas
Ohio
Defense Department
Korea
Department
Maryland
Open meeting of Union Bridge P T A at town school
The Elmer Wolfe P T A held its opening meeting in the Union Bridge school auditorium led by President Frank Bohn after opening exercises by Roger Roop. Mrs Arintha Marsh was honored as life member and a room named for her. Local men were praised for finishing top soil, grading, seeding, and lawn work. A program of talks music and dances followed with teachers introduced and Mrs Irene Walbar and Mrs William Billed the orchestra.
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Union Bridge
Elmer Wolfe
George Cranmer
Roger Roop
Joseph Cushion
Donald Lambert
Donald Lambert, Jr
Milton Cartzenhamer
Charles Messier
Charles Messier, Jr
Roger Lutrell
Jesse Starkey
Donald McIntosh
Irene Walbar
William BI
Helen Luttrell
Frank Bohn
Dolores Rowe
Sherrill Cheeks
Dorothy Welford
Helen Ahn
Patsy Leakins
Donna Sherman
Mary Stambaugh
Shirley Styera
Dorothy Johnson
Nancy Grinder
Nancy Forney
Nancy Roelke
Carolyn Myers
Opti-Mrs Club Holds October Meeting and Elections
The regular monthly Opti-Mrs Club gathering met Tuesday evening October 3 at Mrs. Lloyd Stup’s home. The first half covered new business for the coming year and officer elections. New officers will officiate at the November meeting. Afterward, a social session was held with refreshments provided by the hostess. The next meeting is set for November 7.
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Calvary Methodist Sunday School
Maurice Sharrer
Trail Avenue
Donald Schattenburg
Russell Linton
J. Franklin Haas
Herman Brust
Carlton Marvel
Walter Elker
Irene Geisbert
Marty Jane Storm
Fred Sheeley
Opti-Mrs Club
Lloyd Stup
Ballenger 4-H Club Holds Monthly Meeting at Mary Ann Hersey's
The Ballenger girls' 4-H club met at Mary Ann Hersey's home with president Nancy Cook calling the meeting to order. Miss Hutson attended and refreshments were served. Lake Geneva, Switzerland, is described as crescent-shaped, about 45 miles long and eight miles wide.
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Ballenger Girls’ 4-H
Mary Ann Hersey
Nancy Cook
Miss Hutson
Lake Geneva
Switzerland
Fair Had Break Of Fine Weather At Frederick Fair
The Frederick County Agricultural Society closed the fair Saturday night amid reported record attendance and receipts. Despite price cuts, overall receipts surpassed last year. The Irish Horan Hell Drivers rode without incident, and livestock shows largely emptied by Sunday. Premiums will be paid after November 6 with unclaimed money donated to charity. Grand Rapids note: odd page markers found in library books include bacon, crackers, rosary, and a $20 bill.
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Frederick
Frank N. Stauffer
Western Maryland ‘Trust Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Sanitary Engineers Plan War On Rats
Baltimore hosts the National Rat Control Conference with health commissioners and sanitary engineers from the eastern U S to curb a $300 million annual rat liability. The meeting through Wednesday will cover trash removal and rat destruction as Warfarin, a new bait, is discussed for safe use. Dr Huntington Williams, Baltimore health commissioner, will chair.
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Baltimore
Sanitary Engineers and Health Commissioners
United States
Department of the Interior
Washington
Huntinton Williams
Special Instruments Used To Search Ship Batory
Fifty Customs Service agents using special instruments from black valises searched the Polish liner Batory from stem to stern in New York Harbor before entry. Herman Lipsky, chief of the Enforcement Division, said the three hour security check employed the devices.
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New York
Customs Service
Batory
New York Harbor
Herman Lipsky
Customs Service Enforcement Division
Unclear wording on Batory search instruments port checks
Lipsky declined to name instruments found on the Batory during new searches of ships arriving from Soviet ports. He noted no suspicious items had been found to date in security checks, despite the ongoing inspections.
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Lipsky
Illness of Asbury Park man Bull Owen nears non serious
M J Malssy reports Asbury Park native William Bull, famed commander of the U S Third Fleet in the Pacific World War I era, was rushed by ambulance to a nearby military hospital. His condition is listed as not serious. Old Ironsides the U S Constitution has been tied up in Boston since 1534.
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Malssy
Asbury Park
M. J
Wiliam “Bull
U. S. Third Fleet
Amudlanes
Boston
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Allen’ S Market & Second
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James H. Gambrill, Jr
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U.S
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Kehne Furniture CO
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Allens Market
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