Life Term Given Convicted Slayer Of Baltimore Woman
Richard Francis Curley, 93, a former insurance agent, was found guilty of first degree murder in the September slaying of Joan Faye Landau of Baltimore. A mandatory life sentence was imposed after a one hour fifteen minute jury deliberation. The defense described a stormy affair and self defense claim, while Curley testified he acted after Landau pulled his arm and a gun discharged. His wife, a character witness, blamed herself for denying a divorce.
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Annapolis
Richard Francis Curley
Joan Faye Landau
Baltimore
Benjamin Michaelson
Anne Arundel County
Merry
Curleys
Curley
Woodland Beach Cottage
Miss Landau
He Truested
Dawson Says Business Aims To Speed Up Office Routine
An article by Sam Dawson discusses efforts to streamline office workflow in a busy firm. It notes planning for rapid mail handling, external visitor arrangements, and a push to improve transportation and housing provisions for foreign guests as part of ongoing modernization.
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Rommitted Line
Severa
Cen Pont
Deod
Turnbull Sickwall
E Dawson
Sam Dawson
New York
Allen Yeukle
Laverle
Olds Addy
Juvenile Delinquency Panel At St Pauls Church Meeting
Four local experts debated causes and remedies for juvenile delinquency at a Methodist Men meeting in the sacristy hall of St Pauls Church. Panelists discussed deprivation, lack of security, parental influence, and early-life factors shaping behavior. efforts by health and education officials were outlined, with Christian community involvement urged.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Sacist Hall
Edward E. Harriman
Harry FR. Poole
St. Paul's Church School
Poole
Evan Rassizy
Crossley
Oversield
Helen W. Steck
Washington County Wealth Department
Health Department
Steck
Washington County Board of Education
Flo
R. Richard Summer
Christ Lutheran Church
Summer
Wesleyan Tall
Circle Four
Woman's Society of Christian Service
4. L. Nichols
Margaret Ewald
R. C. Gale
Robert Cromer
Sirs. Page
Stehison
Albert 8
Ruber
Methodist 4En
Mailroom Conveyor Serves 13 Floors of Mutual Life Building
The article describes a mail handling system in the Mutual Life Insurance Building on Broadway with a conveyor belt moving through 13 floors. It notes staff distribution, with 15 workers per floor and about 20,000 testers a month, plus interoffice sorting and return tasks across divisions. It also mentions a FAO UN report on Central America’s population rising by about 10 percent over the next decade.
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Mutual Life Insurance
Broadway
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Dial
Royal Remington Smith Corona
the Office Equipment CO
Muntain
Pap
Socony Mobiles
Miuil
Patterson
N. J
St. Mary's Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harlem Valley State Hospital
Richard Martin
Kev
Richard Summer
Helen Steck
Marcy R. Poole
Evan Crossley
Maly
Greyhound
Turnpikes
Thruways
Seattle
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Washington
Nages Daily
Raunt
Greyhound Terminal
United Nations Fao
Central America
OLDS
Staif
Chatsu Laotipr
J. S. Snowberger & Sons
Washington St
Oldansai
Ola
Oldsmobile
Ny. S
Snowberger & Sons
W. Main St
Waynesboro
Sonja Heme
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