Title to Large Cavetown Cannery Undergoing Transfers
Bushey & Sons Inc. takes title to Cavetown Cannery amid a series of property transfers across Smithsburg, Chewsville, Boonsboro, and Sharpsburg. Numerous deeds record dwellings and land parcels changing hands among individuals and local churches, with properties along Jefferson Blvd, Highland Way, Main St, and the Raven Rock area noted, including access roads and parcels near the Smithsburg corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Chawnsville
North Mulberry
Hollis &, Carroll
Jonn W. Lakin
James Joseph
Hobeson
Summers
Jefferson
M, Chapman
Highland Way
Main St
Sharps
Mary
Longanecker
Bethel United Brethren Church
Mary B. Biershing
Chewsville
Clarine D. Garmong
Franklin
Smithsburg
Cavelown
Raven Rock
Austin C. Rice
Ead
Bernhard F. Noe
Wits
Etta O. Williams
Christhan
Paradise A. Miller and
Wilt
onjAve
Havenwood
Nils
Jefferson Blvd
Elty. Mode! Homes, Inc
Donald 2
E. S. Plummer
Nichard
Forsyth
Teger EB. Weller
Freder
Leroy D. Cy
U.S. Rt. 40
Eugene
Bowers Et al
Miles
Hancock
Beatrice M. Houpt
Oscar R. Green
Daley
Alvey
Houpt
Churchey
Dis Donovan
Robinson Grove
Elmer F. Wills
Eva B
Devbst
Bower Ave
Lancalot
Jacques HI
Eléway
Trict Atong
Raven Rutherford Xablein
Mack Ra
Varold A. Bulls
Consultant To Testify About Deal Continues In Dallas
A creditors meeting in Dallas next week follows testimony about Estes assets totaling 20 793 155.95 and liabilities at 538 987 835.87. Commercial Solvents officials said they provided ample security for the 4.7 million Estes still owes after lending funds in 1958 to buy a grain elevator and store surplus. Estes signed over all government grain storage money to the company, which also holds liens on his property. The firm loaned Estes 490 000 more in February. Wheeler and Leonhardt disclosed indicators suggesting Estes was not an ordinary businessman, noting occasional rate-advantage skimming and other irregularities. The committee also reported gifts and withdrawals tied to Leonhardt and Brazil-related movements, with Estes seeking to repay investors but remaining cautious about Brazil operations.
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Dallas
Estes
House
Commercil Solvents
FSU
MUONS
Betes
Wheeler and _ company
William 5. Leonhardt
Eistes
Sistes
Stirlington
Istes
Leonhardt
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Edward M. Gilbert
York
Bill Estes
William Morris
Agriculture Department
Whalil
The
Brazil Herald
Flolly E. L. Bruce Co
Telliday
Morris
Isession
Gilbert Admits He Withdrew Funds And Hopes To Pay Back
Gilbert admits he withdrew funds from a company to protect himself and the company. He plans to return to New York but says he needs time to think and has not fled U S justice. He denies contacting a Brazilian lawyer for two fugitives and cites confusion after market turmoil.
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Gilbert
Prool Brazil
New York
Bruce Co
Ae Fondo
Brazil Herald
Mmremenl
Hs Bes
Amlits
Richel
United States
the Herald
Jorge Chalupe Sobrinho
Brazil
U. Securitits Exchange Commission
Wall Street
Ocean Bottom Shifts After March Storms Along Atlantic Coast
The Coast and Geodetic Survey reports March storms altered the seabed along the Atlantic shoreline. Ocean City Maryland now shows 19 feet depth, up from six. Cape Henlopen area near 141 now under three feet from 40. Boatmen urged to obtain emergency charts for coastal sections. free charts available from the Navy and other agencies.
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Washingson
API
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Atlantic
Lineauxent Channel
Assaseague Island
Car
Ocean City
Jape Henlopen
Ormer
Tidiail River
Det
Chincoteague
Vay
Cape Henlopen
May county economy shows strong gains, reports show
Washington County barometer shows May improvement across categories. Unemployment down 59 percent, total employment up 11 percent, bank debits up 4.9 percent, city building up 237 percent, county building up 22 percent. Air passenger service surges with Henson Aviation boost, from 278 to 1 828 passengers.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Henson Avistion
Baltimore Night Spots To Take Spotlight In Hearing
Baltimore night clubs face Senate scrutiny as witnesses including Dorothy Vamane Ann Connor and others testify on alleged rackets and immigration law violations. The investigation targets prostitution, intoxicants, and ties between AGVA AFLCIO and club operators while examining alleged abuse and imperfect licenses.
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Baltimore
Rye And Oats Support Rates Being Fixed
Preliminary support rates for 1962 crop rye and oats set Maryland wide. rye at 1.38 per bushel for No 2 or better and No 3 test weight. oats at 22 cents for No 3 or better. Also notes farm program deadlines and a local crime report about a missing and murdered person in New Jersey.
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Maryland
ASC
Phyllis Ann Jones
Wedgerow
Miss Jones
Toms River
N. J
Gus Grissom Welcomed By Home Folks
Apollo era astronaut Gus Grissom, Kentucky colonel and former Air Force officer, returned to his hometown for a public welcome. He planned a cornerstone ceremony for Mitchell High School, a lunch with family, and a community chicken feast as dignitaries including Gov. and federal lawmakers attended the quiet affair in Mitchell, Indiana.
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Kathie Dibell Mitchell
Homietown
Tay
Vonor Virgil
Gus) Grissom
Air Force Enplaty
Kentucky
Maline
Fred L. Horde
Purdie — University
Grissom
Grissom Avenue
Mitchell
Virgil
Louisville
Bedford
Marlow Cook
Jeffersons County
Air Force
Denbigh
Dennia Dy Grissom
Betty
Scott
Mark
Norman
Lowell
Welsty
19th Explosion in Series of Atmospheric Nuclear Tests
Washington reports the 49th shot of the current series at 11.5 kilotons was fired Friday in the atmosphere, part of ongoing nuclear testing.
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Washington
Kremlin poised for July World Peace Congress propaganda blitz
A report by AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryaw asserts the Kremlin is preparing a major propaganda offensive timed with a July World Congress for General Disarmament and Peace in Moscow. The Moscow-directed World Peace Council expects delegates from about 100 countries, with many attendees potentially sympathetic to Communist messaging. The piece argues past peace drives served as strategic moves amid economic and political tensions, and cautions that Western abundance could be cast as a moral failing while U.S. economic woes are highlighted to bolster Soviet propaganda.
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William L. Ryaw
Kremlin
Moscow
World Peace Council
Wen
Council
Sin
Soviet Union
Berlin
Khrushchev
West
Hame
Thendleasions
U.S
Pravda
Atomehriks
Peace Congress
Unitedi
Tassins
New York
Harry Freeman
Prav J
Area Deaths and Editor Anthony Hiss Named
Obituary items note Ray mond Wood burial at Rosedale Cemetery after services at Rosemont Kagelschatz Coffman Funeral Home officiated by Ray mond Wood. Lee Miller aged 68 former Martinsburg Journal printer dies in Martinsburg hospital. services at Rosemont Kagelschatz Coffman Funeral Home. Anthony Hiss named Harvard Crimson executive editor succeeding in a leadership role with Crimson Review and related features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Tharp
Rosemont
Kogelshatz
Coffmai
Funcrad
Raymond Wood
Rosedale Cemetery
Lee Miller
H. Lee Miller
N. Valley St
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Anirning
Martinsburg Journal
Marchy
Emma Dick Miller
Lillie Mussel) Miller
E. Burke
Kagelschatz
Anthony Hiss
New York
Harvard Crimson
Iss
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
Crimson Review
Crimson
Crimson Confidential
Night clubs and cabarets stay busy amid Senate probes
The Associated Press reports night clubs and cabarets nationwide remain in business and busy despite Senate inquiries into illicit operations. Police in several cities note a decline in B girl venues, yet overall nightlife activity holds steady with racing and legitimate entertainment cited as bright spots.
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U.S. Senate
Associated Press
Frank Rizza
Oday
Sen
Senate
Miami
Calumet City
Walter Arn
New York City
Philadelphia
Frederick County Faces Severe Teacher Shortage
Frederick County schools report a heavy loss of qualified teachers as resignations flood in for the 1962-63 year. Superintendent Dr James A Lettsen baugh cites salary gaps and competitive offers elsewhere. Only 36 of 60 contracts were accepted, with districts facing recruiting difficulties.
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Frederick County
James A. Lettsen
Baugh
Prayer for forgiveness and daily righteous living
James C. Kinard of Newberry presses a prayer asking God to forgive past evils and to guide daily acts toward justice, truth, righteousness, and love in harmony with Scripture for the glory of Jesus. A reflective post from a former Newberry College president.
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Jesus
James C. Kinard
Newberry
Kephart and Tracy Named Officers Of Eagles Order
Kephart and Tracy were named officers in the Maryland District of Columbia Fraternal Order of Eagles election in Cumberland this morning. George J. Mengele of Baltimore was elected president, with a slate of new officers presented without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kephart
Tracy
Officers of Eagles
C. Bonaia Kepnart
Hegersjown
George Tracy
Maryland District of Columbia
Order of Eagles
Cumberland
George J. Mengele
Baltinore
Frederick County Democratic Committee Faces Allegations
Mrs Ruby Hahn, a Frederick County Democratic Central Committee member, accuses fellow committeemen of conspiring to keep Edward D Storm from a chair and to exclude her from a position. She describes the panel as a front and says she will expose the actions despite others' opinions. The current slate includes Austin C Powell as chairman and others G Raymond Shipley, Alton Y Bennett, George F Albrecht, Bari W Bartgis, Storm, and Hahn.
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Democratic Central Committee
Frederick County
Ruby Hahn
Hain
Austin C. Pawsell
G. Raymond Shipley
Alton Y. Bennett
George F. Albrecht
Bari W. Bartgis
Powell, Storm
Haha
Unclear historic voyage listed with multiple nations
Fragmentary OCR describes a voyage with West Germany and a 61 mile canal reference, a 427 figure between two seas, mentions Marth and Battle aquare-mile Westiclies island, flags of Russia Finland Sweden Norway Britain Netherlands Poland, and a 1902 voyage noting three days rest.
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West Germany
Ye Ksel
Columbus
Afjseas
Martinique
Russia
Finland
Sweden
Norway
Britain
Netherlands
Poland
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James Naughton
Martin Sakin
Hzra Taft Benson
Naughton
Wheeler
Sorkin
Congress
Bright
S. Metlelan
Joshalyeek
Dorothy Vamane
Nesses
McClellan
Senate Investiga Stainers
Union
Subcommittee
Hallimore
Agwa Art Ait Shawatrls
Jerome Adlerman
Senators
Canada
Greece
Ly Investigac Y
American Guild of Variety Artists
Aflcio
O'Connor
Chicago
AGVA
S00
Bever- Union
Oman
Gerd
Magerstown
R. B. Rhodes
Savannah, Ga
Gus Grissom
Ryan
Weather Bureau
Northwest
Dakotas
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Eastrard
Frederick
Democrat
Eagiss
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