Chicago Youth Named Suspect in Degnan Case
Chicago police linked Richard Heirens to the Degnan slaying through fingerprint points matching a ransom note. Investigators questioned Heirens after searching his Midway dorm room found guns, knives, films, jewelry, and $2,100 in bonds worth about $3,421. Heirens, 17, resisted arrest and was later taken into custody in Rogers Park.
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Degnan
North Side
Richard Russell Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Chicago
Juohy
Oficers
Police Bureau of Identification
Heirens
Capi
Emmet Evars
Paresu
Evans
Midway
Lincoln
Rogers Park
Abter Cunningham
Pern
Cucumber Burst Noted In Garden Observation
A ripe cucumber has been observed to burst and shoot seeds up to three feet, illustrating surprising mechanical pressure inside overripe fruit.
Man claims jail better than freedom in alimony case
Leo J. Penderlick, 41, owner of a tool and die plant, says he was enticed to serve out a six month Cook County jail sentence. Superior Judge John A. Sarbato offered freedom yesterday in exchange for $259 monthly alimony to his wife and son Leo Jr. 19. Penderlick proclaimed, They treat me better in jail than out, and claimed to be the oldest prisoner in the row while noting others are especially nice to him.
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Cisease
Leo J. Pondelick
Cook County
John A. Sarbaro
Leo, Jr
Penderlick
Band Leader Faces Multiple Charges Amid Court Martial
The case involves Ernest J. Tomanto and academy bandsmen amid a broader court martial. Allegations include gambling for money with cards and misusing government property at a February 10 all night party at the North Severn Officers Club. Present were Walter Rollins, crew, and Lt. Sima, with charges including conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.
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Ernest J. Tomanto
Academy
Arstelass
Tomanto
Walter W. Rollins
Rollins
North Severn Officers Club
Sima
William R. Sima, Jr
Shore Farmers Cash In On Swampland
Salisbury Maryland June 29 Some Eastern Shore farmers find swampland most profitable with returns up to 2000 dollars an acre They plant cultivated blueberries In Wicomico County about 100 acres Are in large blueberries yielding about 1000 bushels owners The bushes fruit in year five bearing four to five pints per bush With care they last about 75 years Fruiting starts with two year bush yielding a pint per year Wholesale prices last year 35 to 75 cents per pint this year 60 to 65 cents per pint Soil is best acidic and swampy
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Salisbury
Wicomico County
Vets Offered Aid In Housing Problems
Veterans returning to the Hagers town rental area are urged to bring housing problems to the Area Rent office. Veterans who owned homes they wish to occupy before October 20 1942 must notify the tenant and Area Rent office and prove ownership as of that date and service in the armed forces. Landlords must show immediate necessity to occupy or may petition for a certificate of eviction with a waiting period up to six months.
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Hagerstown
Area Rent Office
Armed Fortes
Billfold Stolen and Voter Exchange In Lighthearted Snippet
A theft report states El May Shipp’s billfold containing $10 was taken from a bedroom in Mt Vernon area on North Mulberry street last week. In a separate petite note, Marlins Rich, a Mt Vernon banker, misreads a local voter, prompting a quick quip about age. Pacific Housing plans a model native village in Port Moresby New Guinea as part of a campaign by Australia’s Ministry of External Territories costing $385,600 plus subsequent projects.
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el May Shipp
Mulberry Street
Mt. Tvernon
Marlins Rich
Vernon Banker
Rich
Pacific
Sydney
Australia
Port Moresby
New Guinea
MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
Ministry of External Territories
Realty Transfers Across Washington County Real Estate Flux
Realty valued over 300000 changes owners across Washington county with numerous parcels and lots exchanging hands. Listings show transfers involving The Terrace Magnolia avenue West North street Cavetown Wolfsville road Mount Valla avenue and more, with prices ranging from a few hundred to tens of thousands of dollars and multiple entries involving boards of education churches and private buyers.
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Ella Williams
Jacob A. Biberman
Raleigh S. Williams
Lea H. Miller
W. Davis DeLauder
Mt. Aetna Road
W. Lee Elgin
Mt Aetna Road
Modern Builders Inc
John C. Smith
Mont Valla Avenue
Bruce EB. Moats
Charles BE. Banshof
Kemps Mill
Charles E. Remsburg
George M. Dicks
East Baltimore Street
Robert F. Forkner
Cornelia E. Nicklas
Clearview Road
Clarence ©. Young
Board of Education
Washington County
Magnolia Avenue
Harold M. Porter
J. Raymond Hershey
West North Street
Henry J. Kelsh
West Side
Ralph W. Lear
Paul Edwood Mowen
North Side
Salem Avenue
W. Ernest Yeakle
Edward D. Myers
Alexandra Houck Mosier
Albert G. French
Hancock
Creasey Company
Wilmington
Del
Merchants Wholesale Grocery Company
West Prades Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel A. Mayes
Murray
Selby
Liewella M. Bowers
Belie
Bowers
Keller Lewis
Cavetown
Wolfsville Road
Russell E. Provard
Logan A. Gallagher
Washington Street
Russell F. Provard
Woodrow W. Ritter
Mma F. Trussell
Bernard H. Trussell
John H. Diguid
Hamilton Boulevard
Lee A. Wolfkill
John F. Zimmerly
Tammany Heights
Cohen Brothers, Inc
Claude B. Byers
Lexington , Avenue
Howard P. Spickler
Robert M. Baker
Corbett Street
Roger T. Edmonds
Ella F. Cline
Elmer T. Cline
Modern Builders, Inc
Lloyd H. Ritter, Jr
East Side
Harvey A. Miller
Robert P. Benjamin
Ringgold
Nora E. Ross
Charles BE. Ross
Mulberry Avenue
Jacob H. Williams
Asbury Chapel
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Street
Ralph J. Funkhouser
Lloyd A. Rouzee
Edgar R. Hoover
Armstrong
Grady
Bender B. Kneisley
Thurman C. Lindsey
Fountain Head Heights
Williamsport Vets to join American Legion
The Veterans Club of Williamsport voted to affiliate with the American Legion at a recent meeting. Over 75 World War I and II veterans attended led by Rowland McCardell with Philip Castle absent and Chester Stine as principal speaker. An application for charter was executed and plans discussed for a July meeting at Community Park.
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Veterans Club of
Williamsport
The
American Legion
Rowland McCardell
Ear Dest
Philip Castle
Chester Stine
Hagerstown Post
Berry
Martinsburg American Legion
Veterans Club
Truman Vetoes The OPA Bill
President Truman rails against the OPA extension, calling the measure an impossible piece of legislation while urging continuation of current controls. He warns against price increases and urges a workable bill with safeguards to curb inflation over the transition period.
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Truman
Senate
House
Congress
Barkley
Capitol Hill
Spence
D-Ky
House Banking Committee
Taft
Rohio
Wherry
R-Neb
Rep
Crawford
Rmich
Pun leads to fine for fried chicken throw at restaurant
In Pun, San Chicago June 29, a man named Robert Durfee 30 was fined 35 dollars after hurling a fried chicken at a restaurant proprietor a judge called a foul throw. The column lists numerous real estate transfers and small parcel sales across Williamsport Halfway Sample's Manor and surrounding areas with prices from 1 to 15000 dollars.
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Chicago
Robert Durfee
Michael Tremko
Episcopal clergy attend Cumberland Convocation in Oakland
The Rev Walter Byron Stehl rector and seven lay delegates from St John s Episcopal Church traveled to Oakland Thursday to attend Convocation sessions. Bishop Noble C Powell of Maryland gave a stirring address on advancing church work in the region.
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Walter Byron Stehl
St. John's Episcopal Church
Oakland
Cumberland
Noble C. Powell
Maryland
Planning reunion for Minute Men at Red and Gun Club
All Minute Men are asked to contact former commanders by weekend to make reservations for the reunion at the North American Red and Gun Club on July 1 at 2 o clock daylight saving time.
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Minute Men
Red and Gun Club
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Speeding Trial Of Alleged Spy In Seattle
District Judge Lloyd L. Black ordered extraordinary court sessions today and Monday to complete the espionage and conspiracy trial of Russian naval Lt. Nicolai Gregorovich Redin by next week's end. The defendant seeks to suppress evidence about selling data on the Navy’s new design destroyer tender Yellowstone.
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Seattle
Lloyd L. Black
Nicolai Gregorovich Redin
Navy
U.S
Yellowstone
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Drew Pearson Plans $100,000 Suit Against Funkhouser
Charleston attorney H L Snyder said he has been instructed by Washington columnist Drew Pearson to file a $100,000 defamation suit against R J Funkhouser publisher of The Jefferson Republican over an article in Funkhouser's weekly. Papers were mailed to Jefferson County Circuit Clerk at Charles Town naming Funkhouser as editor in chief and the Blakely Corporation as publisher.
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Charleston
W. Va
H. L. Snyder
Drew Pearson
Washington
R. J. Funkhouser
Charles Town
Funkhouser
Snyder
Jefferson County
Blakely Corporation
Jefferson Republican
Retailers Plan Summer Activities In Hagerstown
Hagerstown Retailers Bureau met at Hotel Hamilton to map a summer schedule. An August 21 picnic near Clearspring is planned, with wives and families urged to attend. A Booster Night at the Hagerstown Owls game in early August is set, and McClellan Altemeier spoke for the Purple Heart chapter praising flag displays. Next meeting September 27, furniture retailers to lead.
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Hagerstown Retailers Bureau
Hamilton
Clearspring
Hagerstown Owls
McClellan Altemeier
Purple Heart
Jewelers
Hagerstown
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Washington St
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AIR Lines
Europa
Hawaii
Alaska
Mexico
Bermuda
S. America
Mathias - Maryland Co
Potomac St
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Bikini
Kwajalein Island
Woodrow P. Swancutt
Wisconsin Rapids
Wise
William C. Harrison
Odessa
Tex
William B. Adams
San Bernardino
Calif
Harold H. Wood
Bordentown
N. J
Bombardier
Legion
Mr. Truman
Ag W. Grosh
Halfway
Thomas W. Grosh
John C. Grosh
Clay K. Brandenburg
J. Kenneth Ridenour
Terrace
S. Lesher Horst
Phares S. Horst
Middleburg Pike
Ira C. Strite
Paramount
Middleburg Road
Clara E. Garver
Lawrence W. Guillard
West Side Summit Avenue
Edward C. Giegas
Harry W. Sauders
Samuel Dillon
Milton A. Alger
Earl M. Shupp
North Side Interval Road
Carl V. Taylor
Willams Everly
Charles E. Smith
Ronald L. Smyre
Smithsburg
Norman J. Snook
Russell A. Eldridge
Lucy M. Norris
Everett E. Norris
Everett Junior Norris
Charles C. Parsons
Sample's
Manor
Noah G. Ford
Hubert P. Stine
Friends
Simon L. Downey
House of Delegates
Huy
Herald-Mail
Betty J. Auxt
Daily Mail
Samuel M. Hoffman
Harvey L. Maugans
OwaAns
Insulux
Danzer Metal Works
West Lee Street
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