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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1956
Page
7
Tarallo was brought to Bellevue Hospital in nonconscious, critical condition. Police hold him on charges including forgery felonious assault and violation of the weapons law as the investigation proceeds.
A well dressed man attempted to cash a 37 thousand dollar check at the Industrial Bank of Commerce on 56 East 42nd Street near Grand Central. He fought three bank investigators, wounded two on the third floor, and was overpowered. The suspect Joseph Tarallo, 31, of Manhattan, was hit in the fight. investigators found three 57,000 dollar checks payable to Tarallo drawn on E. H. Talmon.
Eight cases were heard in circuit court Monday in a four hour session before Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer marking the opening day of criminal trials for the September term. Notable actions included Leonard A Sewell found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon and fined 50 dollars while John A Baughter pleaded guilty to bastardy and ordered to pay two dollars monthly for child support.
A federal judge in Baltimore sentenced William Douglas to ten years in prison and fined him four thousand dollars after ruling a recorded telephone conversation was admissible in his narcotics trial. Douglas, a New Yorker, had been convicted of conspiring to ship twenty thousand dollars worth of heroin from New York to Baltimore for sale. The main witness testified Douglas paid him to transport two ounces of heroin for distribution, with prosecutors calling him a fence in Harlem.
Beltsville baby sitter Jeanette Capperdony, 20, was acquitted of grand larceny for taking $100 from the Perry household after a Sept 1 incident involving a wallet and a $99 phone bill. Judge Nita S. Himman Crane warned her that continued falsehoods could lead to reform school confinement.
ANNAPOLIS Oct 8 One of every four school teachers in Anne Arundel County is without a college degree. Dr. David S. Jenkins superintendent of county schools said that 3 percent of the county's record 1 200 teachers have only a high school education and about 250 more did not complete a college education. The number of teachers with masters degrees rose this year from 185 to 225. Jenkins attributed part of the rise to higher salaries for teachers with advanced degrees. The superintendent cited a continuing teacher shortage impacting staffing.
October 8 to 12 marks Life Insurance Week as members of the Frederick Life Underwriters Association join the National Association in promoting Life Insurance. The notice notes Maryland households own $6,100 in life coverage per family, placing the state thirteenth nationally.
A fragment notes an unfinished church in St George Bermuda left without a roof in the 1800s. It mentions wild flowers and a congregation that never formed.
The record lists members of the Frederick Association of Life Underwriters including Howard M. Ambrose Charles L. Albaugh Joseph D. Baker Daniel Chesley Basil Coffman Newton L. Covell George L. Deaner Melvin H. Dear Gerald P. Dorsey Walter T. Dunbar Maurice J. Floyd Stanley V. Gaver William D. Grove William M. Houck G. Vincent Hull Otho J. Keller Thomas C. Keller William J. Koontz Preston H. Lawson William H. Lyerly Carlton A. Marvel Jr. Charles E. Miller Clinton J. Morris Theodore J. Nofflinger Glenn E. Orrison Charles F. Rentzel Charles S. V. Sanner L. Lewren Sibert John W. Schamel Paul Shorrow Wesley M. Van Dercook Paul A. Watkins Joseph H. West Charles H. Woodman. The list appears to be a roster of life insurance professionals associated with the group.
A dialog explains how to invest dollars in stocks and bonds via the New York Stock Exchange. It covers buying through brokers, earning interest or dividends, and the benefits of company growth. Readers are urged to request the free booklet Dividends Over the Years and visit a New York Stock Exchange member firm for guidance.
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