FBI's Most Wanted Badmen From the FBI list of ten
NEA reports on the government’s top ten criminals including William Francis Sutton known as Willie the Actor and Stick Willie for bank heists. Also listed are Henry Tollet, Brick Tenuto, Morley King, and the newest entry Thomas Kling. The features detail disguises escapes and violent records tied to these notorious figures.
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Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
FBI
America
Willie
William Francis Sutton
Sutton
Manufacturers Trust Co
New York
Sing Sing
FHS
Freo
Brick J. Tenuto
Kijog
Fang
Morley
Ree King
Helen
San Louis Obispo
Calif
King
West Virginia
Morocco
California
Montana
Han
Hanislaus BE. Ludwig
Alfred Hdwins Morgan
Nathanial Guild
Unian
Thomas Kling
Kling
Hayoune
N. J
Tilghmanton birthdays and visits noted in 1949 record
Mrs Eddie Arne Barger is recovering at her parents home after a recent operation in Tilghmanton. Mrs Bessie Suman celebrated her 74th birthday with family including Atwell Irvin and Miss Rena Bloom. Nearby visits included Captain and Mrs Theodore Staiger, Mr and Mrs Robert Staiger, and others at the Sypolt home in Hagerstown. Bertha Stone visited Lula Seibert in St Paul as Seibert remains ill at Fred Shenk’s care in Mercersboro. Samuel Beard of Hagerstown visited their aunt G H Sprecher. The 1949 fiscal year notes that two of every five Farmers Home Administration loan applications were from veterans.
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Theodore Staiger
Japan
Robert Staiger
Ralph Hammond
Oscar Arnspareger
Nora Sypolt
Hagerstown
Bertha Stone
Lula Seibert
St. Paul
Seibert
Fred Shenk
Mercersboro
Samuel Beard
Home Administration
Presbyterian Pulpit Candidate Preaches Sunday at Blue Ridge Summit
Harry W. Weber of Harriburg will preach at the local Presbyterian Church Sunday at 11 o'clock as a candidate for the vacant pulpit. Congregational meeting follows Sunday evening in the church with all members urged to attend. Mrs. Ralph F.E. Price hosted a Mother Goose party for daughter Susan Tuesday afternoon with family and friends present. The Women's Auxiliary of the Blue Ridge Mountain Fire Co met Tuesday evening, discussed projects for a carnival July 31 at Tracey’s Corners, and planned a Wiener roast for Sunday, Aug. 13 at Camp Penn.
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Blue Ridge Summit
Harry W. Weber
Harrieburg
Ralph FE. Price
Military Road
Susan
Catherine Jarrett
Stephen McConnell
Valerie King
Fay Funkhouser
Thena Decker
Tommy Decker
Dotina Dudley
Nancy Hynes
Michael Schobinger
Susan Price
Blue Ridge Mountain Fire Co
Catherine Kline
Tracey's iCorners
Camp Penn
John W. Noll
Gertrude Newcomer
Waynesboro
Mrs. Jesse Thompson and Markle Visit Reds
Mrs. Jesse and Thompson visited. Mrs. David Markle and Miss Jane Markle returned to York after visiting Mrs. Markle’s sister Mrs. Ralph E. Price. Ronald Troatle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Trostle of Cascade, is improving after a foot infection from an injury at the Hoy Scout camp pool. he is a member of Troop 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse &. Thompson
David Markle
Jane Markle
York
Woman Found Dead in Martinsburg Apartment
Mra. Dorothy Nazelrod, 18, was found dead in her Martinsburg apartment at noon yesterday from an apparently self inflicted gunshot wound. Police investigated whether the fatal shooting was accidental or tied to a personal crisis. A shotgun was found beside the body.
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Mra
Dorothy Nazelrod
Martinsburg
Conserving Resources Through Steel Surface Use
A measured claim states that every ton of steel used in a surface conserves nearly four tons of iron ore coal and limestone resources. This highlights efficiency gains from material reuse and process optimization in steel production.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Tollet
McNeillyland
Wash
Tollet
Tacoma
Sweet Home
Ore
Fem
Oakland
Tenuto
Philadelphia
Ed Tenuto
DeCaro
Philadelphia County
William Sutton
Frederick Tenuto
Saimeres
Morley King
Ecari
Brunswick
Germany
Geiger’s
E. Antiétam St
St.Joseph Aspirin
Mtutut
Finance Ata
Ayers Bros
SALE
Springfield
All Wool
Green
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