Ransom bill traced to local bank in Greenlease case
FBI Special Agent D K Brown announced a 320 ransom bill from the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping has been traced to a local bank, marking the first such discovery there and the second in the region. A Baltimore bill was found at the Federal Reserve branch and later moved to a local bank, while similar bills have surfaced in the Middle West and other scattered spots nationwide. The case recalls six year old Bobby Greenlease, lured from a Kansas City classroom and found slain nine days later near St Joseph, Missouri in 1953. Police recovered about half of the $600,000 ransom. the rest remains missing as authorities warn banks and merchants to watch for marked notes.
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A&a
Bobby Greenlease
D. K. Brown
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Messing Hills
Baltimore
Ano
Brown
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Farmers and Mechanics-Citzens National Bank BF Ins
Federal Reserve Bank
Middle West
Bobby Greenhease
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Avc
FAI
Nixon in Line of Succession Shapes Policy Tone
The text discusses Nixon as acting president in name during Eisenhower’s illness, noting he has no extra constitutional power. It explains the NSC’s advisory role, membership, and limits, and how Eisenhower’s presidency dictates turning council recommendations into policy.
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Don Whitehread
Washington
Nison
Eisenhower
Nixon
Harry Truman
United States
GOP
NSC
Jet Age Takes Its Toll In The Caboose Assembly
Denver correspondent Douglas Larsen recounts in a humorous NEA piece how jet travel worsens afterburn and back-seat experience. He describes a two hour back-seat ride with Lt Col Bob Clark, including high altitude tests that overlook physical strain in a jet crew member.
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Douglas Larsen
NEA
Denver
Avialon
Bob Clark
Reno, Ney
Scott Field
Lowery Air
Air Force
Parachute snugness and jet flight nerves in a T 33 ride
The narrator details packing a nylon parachute and a tense preflight routine in a T 33. After briefings, a shoulder harness lock causes unexpected physical discomfort as the author adjusts to the cockpit. The canopy view remains stunning despite the seat stress and the joke about the lake ahead hints at a future relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Doctor Says Medical Opinion Favors Removal Of A Cancer Infected Breast
Doctor Edwin P Jordan explains that a lump initially deemed noncancerous was removed revealing a tiny cancer trace. He notes that the case illustrates the cautious approach to breast cancer diagnosis and the possible need for removal as a precaution. The article details medical opinion on when to operate.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Medical Q&A tackles cancer, anesthesia and risks
A medical Q&A column answers reader questions on breast cancer surgery, tooth loosening after quitting smoking, anesthesia for minor procedures, arthritis risk from leg length disparity, leech therapy, and twin birth chances. The piece includes results from dairy cow judging and notes editor Edger C. Wirts Jr.
Holstein Leaders From Maryland Fred erick County Herds
Holstein production leaders in Maryland state showings are centered in Frederick County herds per the Holstein Friesian Association. Notable top producers include Wmbro Olive Lauamont in Jefferson with 20 619 lbs milk and 788 lbs butterfat, and Kingstead Vambalo Put in Clarksburg with 22 819 lbs milk and 734 lbs butterfat.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Holstein- Friesian Association
J. Graham Loving
Mi. Ary
H. Irving Stine
Knoxville
Kingstead
Jenny Blossom
Ira BD. Vert
Middletown
Rolling Knoll Matador
McKendree Walker
Gaithersburg
Avice Daily
Fon Jenita
Pontiac Inka Rose
J. Fred Groomes
Mt. Airy
Zentzvale Lausmaster Beauty
Morris A. Zentz
Emmitsburg
Wmbro
Olive Lauamont
Edgar C. Wirts Jr
Jefferson
Lodge Holds Meeting and Plan Rebekah Events
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. meets in regular session with Mrs Mae Miller presiding. Charter draped for Lewis Ogle member since 1942. Plans for annual drive to the Home on North Market Street Sunday October 9. About 20 members to attend Mary Young Rebekah Lodge in Hagerstown September 30 for Irene Maugans official visit. Rebekah Degree to be conferred October 14 with Pauline Koontz degree captain. Gaithersburg Lodge guests.
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Samaritan
Rebekah Lodge
Mae Miller
Noble
Lewis Ogle
Emma Grove
North Market Street
Mary Young Rebekah Lodge
Hagerstown
Irene Maugans
Rebekah Assembly of Maryland
Pauline R. Koontz
Gaithersburg Lodge
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Moaniaeteloa Park
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Rexall
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Dorothy Gray
Eea
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Williamson’s Drug Store
North Market St
Francis X. Staley
East Second Street
Afrotc
St Michael's College
Winooski
Staley
Rhine Maine Air Base
Frankfurt
Germany
Ile
Sony
St Michael’s
West Patrick St
General Electric
Hiltner - Roelke
Alke
Hervicas
MGRA
Jordan
Answeer
Edger C. Wirts Jr
Sprucehaven Farm
Maiie
Hickoryvale
Ira D. Kfert
Scott Inka Pabst
Overad Dairy Farm
Almount Ruth Posch Ormsby
C. Lease
Frances L. Bussard
Frederick
Kingstead Maude Plus
Leslie C. King
Guie Farms
Ormsby Fair Lady
Legis Uine Farms
Gold Spot
Hear Mt. Airy
de Kol
Dora
H Irving Stine
Ray W. Wahl
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