Arrest Man In Series Of Burglaries
Howard County Police arrest George Arlington Staples, 31, of Baltimore, on burglary charges after a October 16 operation. Police tie him to at least nine Howard County cases and a dozen more across Frederick Carroll and Westminster areas. Authorities say he used unlocked homes and carried stolen items to a concealment spot, with warrants to follow and a federal detainer for transporting stolen cars. Police found 18 pawn tickets and multiple unreported burglaries tied to him.
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Howard County
George Arlington Staples
Baltimore
Frederick
Mt. Pleas
Mt Pleasanore Road
Carroll County
Frederick County
William Davis
Frederick Barracks
Mt. Pleasant
Staples
Davis
Linganore Road
Buffalo Road
Cpl
Libertytown
Westminster
Thomas Bosley
Mt Airy
Michael Pat
Kradz
Baltimore County
Montgomery County
Two Killed In Virginia Crash
Virginia State Police reported a double fatal crash on US Route 15 eight miles south of Point of Rocks. Eugene Haynes of Buffalo New York and Johnny B Sheffield of Milan Georgia died instantly when a passing attempt by Sheffield led to a head on collision with a northbound truck driven by Arthur Mayne of West Seneca New York. The crash also involved a southbound auto driven by Mildred H Dawes of Alexandria Virginia. Mayne and Dawes were treated and released while Mrs Edna Bugher, a passenger, was hospitalized with shock and a fractured leg.
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Virginia
Culpeper
Point of Rocks
Eugene Haynes
Buffalo
Johnny B. Sheffield
Milan
Tor J W Shields
Sheffield
Arthur Mayne
West Seneca
N.Y
Mildred H. Dawes
Alexandria
Mayne
Dawes
Loudoun County
Leesburg
Edna Bugher
Bugher
Optimists Offer New Parking Plan
The Optimist Boys Foundation Trustees announced a cooperative parking plan to ease downtown Frederick parking by diverting employees from East Patrick Street Lot to the Optimist Area near Carroll Creek. Two large employers will begin using the facility this week, with letters mailed to merchants in a two block area outlining the new low rate and in-and-out privileges.
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Optimist Boys Foundation
Frederick
Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Downtown Merchants Association
Foundation
All Saints Street
City Alley
Optimist Foundation
Bussard
Amvets Leader Joins Middletown Reception Event
Am veterans officials C. William Strobel of Middletown and Edwin Gulewicz of Detroit, Michigan, meet as Strobel confers with the newly elected National Commander who has accepted an invitation to an Amvets reception and dinner to be held later this year at the Middletown Amvets Post.
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Troit
Michigan
Amvets
W. L Hopwood
Middletown
Amvets Post
Amvets Leaders Plan Maryland Action and National Chief Visit
Amvets National Commander Edwin Gulewicz of Detroit will appear in Middletown at the local Amvets Post following Strobel announces. State leaders Leo Anderson and Harald Mitchell reported at the state executive meeting on resolutions including a physical exam for drivers over 70 and illuminated freight car markers. A drive to form a Maryland Amvets Department and join a national insurance plan for sick and death benefits was supported. Also noted, Vice Admiral James L. Kauffman, 76, died of a heart attack in Washington after a 40 year naval career. He later led Jefferson Medical Center in Philadelphia for a decade after retirement.
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Amvets
C. William Strobel
Middletown
Edwin Gulewic2
Detroi
Michigan
Strobel
Washington, D C
Leo Anderson
Rockville
National Resolutions Committee
Harald Mitchell
Bethesda
Wesley Farr
Frederick Amvets
Maryland Amvets Department
Amvets Group
Washington
James L. Kauffman
Kauffman
Jefferson Medical Center
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Changes Proposed by Bennett Group for Court Procedures
Magistrate Stanley Y Bennett chaired the traffic courts procedure committee as part of the Judges of Courts of Limited Jurisdiction. The committee submitted two proposals to the legislative group: allow trial magistrates to discretionary modify sentences within ten days of trial and permit placing defendants on probation without a verdict to deter crime and aid first offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Y. Bennett
Court House
Baltimore
Traffic Courts Procedure Committee
Bennett
Baltimore to Host Second Annual Conference in May 1964
Plans for the second annual conference were announced to take place in Baltimore in May 1964 with Judge John F. Tilghman of Caroline County serving as chairman.
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Lered
Baltimore
John F. Tilghman
Caroline County
Chamber Warns Of Shifty Salesmen
An out of town vacuum cleaner dealer solicits Frederick shoppers via a referral scheme like chain letters. The Better Business Bureau condemns it and the chamber warns buyers to read written contracts, as oral promises hold no weight. Also notes a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at Beallsville Fire Hall and a Dodgers World Series clinch details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Better Business Bureau
Chamber
Richard Hammond
American Red Cross
Beallsville
Monocacy Lions Club
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Marlboro
Prince Georges County
County Board of Election Supervisors
Thomas Loftus
Commder
Eft
Edwin Gulewicz
Florida
Lionel Burgess
State Grange
Bernard Remsburg
Pomona
Walter Wood
Venice
Fla
Maryland State Grange
J Rolfe Castleman
Frederck
Wood
Florida State Grange
Mrs. Wood
Tamiami Pomona Grange
Paul B. Ganley
Wilson Place
A. Aubrey Bodine
Maryland
Berger
N. Market St
Dodgers
CAVCO
Custom Fouse
Cavetown
Dial
Glass Shop
Raymond Shaver
Tare
Dailey’s Funeral Home
C. E. Cline and
Soh Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Wynn
Wynnsman
Linden Brengle
Mt. Airy
McClelland Distributing Co
Eastern Ave
Home Delivery Service
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
Pearre’s
South Market St
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Bausch & Lamb
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