Real Estate Transfers Listed Across Franklin and Surrounding Areas
A long list of property transfers and deeds records names of grantors and grantees, properties along Avon Road East Water Street High Street Mullary Rain and other streets, with parcels in Mapleville Van Lear Manor Holiday Acres Rolling Hills and Boonsboro Williamsport corridors, showing transactions involving households, widows, and firms like Tri-Joy Homes and Trusday Homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom Pagene
Nottingham
John B. Keener
Oyler & Martin
Tuton Cherry
Tree Circle
Franklin D. Beungart
Avon Rd
John F. Huff
George A. Medcalf
East Water St
Sellersburg
Tri-Joy Homes, Inc
Alten Shogars
Longview
Burnside
Greenberry Hills
Josephine D. Morrow
Victor F. Milot
Redwood
Rosa M. Marker
Myrtle May Koontz Cooper
High St
Charles Harard Snyder
Harry Elmer Toston
James
Leon Kilne
Jonas Wm. Tayre
Ilhad
Lizele M. Maser
Tol
Donald E. Beard
Mapleville
Dung E. Mann
Glenn E. Mann
Tusband
Robert L. Smith
Saat
Mann
Boonshore
Mr. Tammy, Inc
Harald, C. Rider
van Lear Manor
Leon L
Price
Holiday Acres
Charles 5. Gardner, Jr
Lee R. Kenwall
Mullary
George H. Day
Robert §. Speigner
West Churen
Sara Isabel Blackwell
Peter James Moore
Hancock
George K. Frick
Albert M. Gaylor
Williamsport-Downsville Rd
George E. Frick
Samuel E. McCauley
Williamsport-Downsville Pike
J. Stuart Murdock
Clade L. Crawford
Boonsboro
Willamsport Rd
Delamere
Claude L. Crawford
Pilsworth Duchin Reeder
Acres
Williamsport Pike
Martha K
T. Aubrey Kemp
Keefer
Jefferson
Mulberry
Cannon
Willan A. Strausbaugh
Frederick G. Bremmer
Fairfields Road
Hms
Trusday Homes, Inc
Orie Reed
Greenberry Rd
Martha G. Taylor
Bruce M. Clipp
Main St
Keedysville
Jerome Caran
Berkley C. Relirer
East Alte
Marbern Rd
Jottings From Our Reporters Notebook
Mixed local notes on law, Arbor Day reflection, and a Friday night market report. References to a defendant failing to appear, court costs, and a Nebraska paper publisher. Market stalls at City Market report brisk fruit sales and cautious stall renter attendance on Friday night and Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbor Day
Nebraska News
Judge McLaughlin
Steckard
Norton
Nie
Europe
U. S
Canada
Hawaii
Patrona
Kaller Lewis
Lewis
Charles Knight
U. S. Plans for Berlin Clash Over Trade Routes
The article outlines U S proposals on Berlin including an international authority for traffic lanes and East German participation. It notes strong Western insistence on unhindered access and recognition of Western rights, with talks to resume in Washington and Moscow and a Kennedy Macmillan summit possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Mans
Washington
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Moscow
U.S
Llewellyn E. ‘Thompson
Kennedy
Narold Macmilan
Glen ‘Ora
Virginia
United States
Geneva
New York
West Germany
West Berlin
East Germany
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Steel price rollbacks trigger Kennedy push to restrain trusts
A Senate Antimonopoly subcommittee led by Sen. Estes Kefauver advances efforts to strengthen antitrust laws as major steel firms cancel planned price increases. Inland Steel, Bethlehem Steel, and U S Steel reversed course, easing a government pressure campaign that included possible defense contract reallocations and new welfare agency actions. The administration publicized a strong, broad display of political and economic power to curb monopolistic pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmmand
Rage
Miami Beath Fla
Senate
Inland Steel
Bathlechem Steel
U.S. Steel
Big Steel
U.S. Steel Board
Roger M. Blough
New York
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy Leutenants
Blough
Grand Jury
Congressional Committee
Defense
Hubert 5
Helen Howard
Hagerstown
Karolyi
Charles Town
W. Va
Central
Atro
Baltimore
Cam
India
Ury
Maryland
West Virginia
George Miller
Tract
Harry Boward
Kennedy
Evelyn Jones
Frederick
Will Barron
Martinsburg
Dalenalsrenses
Lambert
Adlai Esteb
United For Washington
Sterlworkers Union
Welfare Department
Korsa
Asparagua Luncheon Dish Noted in Spring Menu
A fragment describes Wan preparing fresh asparagua with a French dressing for a luncheon. It mentions crisp greens, hard boiled eggs and plantento as accompaniments, highlighting spring flavors.
Local Airlines Refuse No-Show Penalty Plan
Washington AP reports most local service airlines rejected joining a no-show penalty program set to start May 1 by trunk airlines. CAB authorized fines for no-shows and appropriate payments to passengers when no seats remain. Allegheny, Piedmont, and Chicago Helicopter Airways agreed to collect penalties for trunk carriers but not apply penalties to their own portions of tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Rank
Allegheny Airlines
Piedmont Airlines
Chicago Helicopter Airways
Peaches Show Pink Bloom East of Hagerstown
Peaches along South Mountain east of Hagerstown show pink buds while Hancock belt fruit remains colorless and frost risk lingers. Dr. Benjamin Rogers of the University of Maryland notes blossoms likely late next week unless unusually warm weather accelerates swelling. Apricots on South Mountain are blooming with Early Red Freestone Jerseyland and Red Skins varieties in pink. Weather forecasters predict no upcoming hard freezes. Premier Michel Debre resigns as De Gaulle shifts government duties in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Morntains
Hagerstown
Hancock Fruit Belt
Benjamin Rogers
University of Maryland Fruit Laboratories
Hancock
Rogers
South Mountain
Weather Bureau
Plan Appeal To De Gaulle For Jouhaud
Plan appeal to De Gaulle over the Jouhaud case as charges loom for the Algiers putsch leader. The high court briefly sentenced Jouhaud to death in absentia, later suspended after capture. Challe Zeller and Salan linked to the revolt face long terms or remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gale
Jouhand
Jouhaud
Algiers
Secret Army
Jour Hand
Oran Marel
Maurice Challe
Andre Zeller
Raoul Salan
Ager Army
Jauhaud
Jestoton
Perrussel
Elards
Prayer for Jesus Christ and His Living Presence
A devotional prayer thanks Jesus for birth and sacrifice and asks that He not be only a memory but a living presence in believers. The speaker Alfred Grant Walton, a Brooklyn minister, offers a plea for understanding His purer power and redeeming love to influence all hearts and guide humanity toward eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Tts
Alfred Grant Walton
Brooklyn
Flatbush- Tomeking Congregational Church
Motorists Pay Traffic Fines in City Court
City police charged six motorists convicted by Magistrate John S. Hollyday in city court. Ray Morrison paid 11.45 for running a red light. Helen Lyat paid 16.45 for permitting an unauthorized operator. David Palmer paid 2.45 for operation without fire. Ralph Royce paid 9.75 for an inadequate muffler. Dennis Norris paid 1 for failing to stop. David Seacrist paid 10.75 for exceeding 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis A. Norris
West Side
David A. Seacrist
Chland Ave
Snowstorm Dumps Heavy Accumulations in Allegany County
In western Allegany County near Frostburg and the Red Will area along U S 40 a heavy snowfall dropped six to eight inches Friday night. Residents report snow depths ranging from 3% to 4.44 inches across the county and urged caution as travel becomes difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Ship Adrift In Atlantic Trapped 2 Aboard Markland
A U S Coast Guard cutter rushed to assist the British freighter Markland adrift 350 miles south of Newfoundland in a howling Atlantic storm with two aboard. Halifax reported Sal Marka generator failure. Evergreen neared and a tow attempt from Saint John was ordered to Halifax. The scene also included the fishing boat Tommy and Jackie reported overdue at Clarke's Harbor while a Nor’easter lashed the Maritimes with 76 mph winds and heavy snow and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N.S
U.S. Coast Guard
Newfoundland
Canadian Air Force
Evergreen
Saint John
N.B
Thomas Carlton
Tommy
Jackie
Clarke's Harbor
Maritimes
Resolution honors Clyde C Springer for public service in Hagerstown
The Housing Authority of the City of Hagerstown Maryland passes a resolution praising Clyde C Springer for more than four years as Commissioner and Vice-Chairman. It notes his role in completing two housing projects with 155 units and managing Parkside Westview and other homes totaling 259 dwelling units under the U S public housing program. The document authorizes inscribing and presenting a copy to Springer and publishing copies in local newspapers. Raymond T White chairs and Robert H Shank signs as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde C. Springer
Housing Authority
Hagerstown
Maryland
City of
Hagerston
Washington County
Frederick Manor
Dandlass Court
Parkside Homes
Westview Homes
United States
Clyde C. Speinger
Raymond T. White
Robert H. Shank
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Daily Man
Lise Sonn
Potomac Edison Company
Mack Trucks
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing
American Can and Corning Glens
Bull
Federal
Henson Hassler
Emerald Dt
Cavetown Pike
Panghorn Ave
Mey
Beaver Creek
Marsh Run
St. James Run
Little Tonolowey
Little Antietam
Semples Run
Vittoria Zacchini
Tingling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Victoria
Mingling Bros
Hagerstows
Walter Fatterson
Town University
Edmundo Zacchini
Toy
Edmundo
Ringling Bros. Victoria
Battle of Shiloh
Beth Scheib
Soap Lake
Wash
Lawrence
Linda
Jeff
Kathy
Steve
Wally
Jerry
Clifford
Jim
Peggy
Barbara
Don
Paris
de Gaulle
Michel Debre
Georges Pompidou
Rothschild Bank
Eue ‘Fe
Baker’s Jewelry Store
Moperthen
Otarion Listener Center
Garrett
Sia
Pas A Bookbinding and Printing CO
Lensin
Atlantic
Ady
We Impares
Tiare
Office of Emergency Planning
Danzer Metal Works CO
West Lee St
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