Decline in Property Transfers During Holy Week
A flooded list of transfers shows 23 properties changing hands this Holy Week, with several deeds filed via the Clerk. Transactions include parcels with improvements on West Woodpoint Avenue and in the Sunnyside and Ringgold districts, involving multiple named buyers and sellers such as Cora G. Snavely, Chester R. Sagle, Freddie Keetzer, and others. Key parcels lie along South Potomac Street, Baptist Church Road, and Greenberry Road, in Election Districts 1 and 19, with several properties tied to the Antietam Works tract and local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Irene Bennett
Washington Co
Sunnyside
Kenneth ©. Sheffler
Catherine B. Sprecher
Pats
St. James School Road
Henry E
William T. Games, Jr
Church Road
Jatin Lamp
Gerald P. Alexander
Ringgold
Red
Arthur D. Thomas
Charles W. Ruthers
Wie
Russell E. Snyder
South Potomac Street
Nenner, Inc
Edward James Beaver Creek
Kovacs
Mai
Landis Coffman
Mehurst Ave
Williemsport
Charles W. Dietz
Greenberry Road
Paul M. Kefauver
Bonnard J. Morgan
Howard M. Churchey
Austin C. Tice
Raney N. South
Cavetown
Evelyn Ruth Gordon
Andnard J. Morgan
James H. Gordon
Antietam
Willian B. Komp
Bennard J. Morgan
Aws
Doral Poffenberger
Ben. Sharpsburg
Guard J. Morgan
Pars
Antietam Furnace
Terman
Ower
Robert G. Yancey Jrc
Hagerstown - Grnithsburg Band
Shelleman
Gscas Bennett Trax
Wire
North Ave
Ex South Viet Nam official sentenced to die by guillotine
A revolutionary court in South Vietnam sentences former official Phan Quing Dong to death by guillotine for murder extortion and torture. The nine member tribunal ordered confiscation of his property and set a 5 day window for execution after any mercy plea. Dong, 36, was the first Diem regime figure tried by the court as other trials loom. He appealed but was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue
South Viet Nam
Dong
Diem
New Revolutionary Court
Ngo Dim Can
Military Revolutionary Council
Mur New Delw
Inia Cap
Dering Tran Bo Nam
Poison Arrow
Laos
Tilsom
Viet Nam
India
Herman Nasachdert
Father Hasschdert
Girda
Bihar
Rusk and Fulbright clash over Cuba policy in Senate talk
Secretary Rusk and Senator Fulbright debated Cuba and Castro in a stormy news conference. Fulbright called Castro a nuisance but warned of a broader threat. Rusk defended continued economic pressure and warned Castro remains dangerous. They agreed only on discussing the issue and not provoking open argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec. Rusk
Sen. Fulbright
Cuba
Castro
Hemisphere
Washington
Pakistan
Arkansas
Rusk
Priday
Senate
Wednessy
Rosk
Uolbright
Fulbright
Fmlbright
Fidel Cas Cimna
United
Nat Long
Lolso
Sible
China
Boycoll
Bread Burning in Brooklyn Brings Alarms
New York AP reports Hassidic Jews in Brooklyn burn leavened bread to begin Passover as alarms sound amid urban fire responses. Policy debate cites revised assessments, with Fulbright noting changes in attitudes toward street fires and Communists said no longer present. Panabia and Tusk comment on Panama Canal Treaty proximity and avoiding subjects until closer agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hasshire
Passi Panabia
Fulbright
United States
Vard
Panama
Bomber Crashes Killing Crew Members and Child
A bomber crashed near Jacksonville Arkansas just after takeoff. Lt Col R Hardis pilot and 1st Lt L Y Christian copilot and Lt Col L Keller navigator were among the crew. A passenger ejected and landed near the Butler home where a boy about 9 was killed and a 10 year old child was critically burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
L.Y. Christian
Dallas
Tex
Mab. Keller
Tunta
Lal. Dykes
St. Peters
Fla
Butler House
Easter Display In Carrollers
Residents of the Carrol Ulrights section in Hamilton Park learn of Ralph De Vore at 1214 Crescent Road staging an Easter display in front of his lawn. The 70 foot exhibit includes 15 hand painted banners two 3-D color Easter eyes an Easter house and rabbit and a lighted arrangement. It can be seen evenings from 6 30 to 10 30 p m through April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Ulrights
Hamilton Park
Sean
Ralph DeVore
Crescent Road
Major Quakes of Century Collapse List and Death Toll
A fragmented recap lists the deadliest earthquakes of the 20th century and other major quakes. It cites the Kashmir Valley event near Srinagar last September with about 80 deaths, the Skopje earthquake with over 2,009 fatalities, the 1908 San Francisco quake with 52 deaths, and a string of historic calamities in Messina, Avezzano, Kanasi China, Tokyo, Quetta, Erzingan, Agadir and China’s 1556 disaster with vast casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Kashmir Valley
Sriniger
Kashmir
Skopje
Ywaga
Slavia
United States
Messina
Italy
Avezzand
Maly
Kansa
China
Tokyo
Japan
Kanen
Quetta
Hirdia
Erzingan
Turkey
Agadir
Morocca
Freakish tidal wave shocks Gulf Coast residents
A freakish five to six foot tidal wave rolled west along Louisiana and Texas coasts causing boats to toss and docks to bob. No deaths or serious injuries reported as water swept rivers and bayous, with inland effects including damaged docks and boat houses. Weather Bureau cited possible connection to Alaska quake. guards noted limited impact east of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Night
G. Maxton
New
Orelana Weather Bureau
Coast Guard
Louis J. Eisele
Weather Bureau
Iuust Guard
Leon Poche
Lanier
Avondales
National Airlines workers win $45 wage package
An arbitration board awarded 1,800 Air Lines Employees Association members a $45 monthly wage package over three years. The retroactive pay covers May 1988, dating from the contract period as negotiations had stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
National Airlines
Ft. W
Air Lines Emploves Association
Landis Tool Co Plans Expansion to Double Erecting Space
Landis Tool Co announces expansion that will double erecting space and grow the engineering department by 30 to 40 percent. The new units will include a showroom for display and demonstration of new Acviding machines and an experimental section.
Prayer Today at Waynesboro
A local church service notes a plan by Lan dis Tool Company for a 3 million project including plant construction and new equipment. The message includes a prayer by M. A. Mollen, president, invoking Easter themes and faith in Christ, with notes from Harry C. White, Charlotte minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesbonwu
Landis Tool Company
M. A. Mollen
Green
Jesus Chrst
Christ
Harry C. White
Charlotte
Reformed Presbyterian
President Zachary Taylor Died After Short Presidency
President Zachary Taylor died after serving one year and four months of his term, triggering national mourning and a transition to Vice President Millard Fillmore as he completed Taylor’s four year union era leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachary Taylor
Ier
Alaska Quake Triggers Disaster Chief Declares
The Alaska earthquake caused extensive damage from Port Alberni to Anchorage with collapsed buildings, fires, and fuel spills. At Valdez two longshoremen were killed, Kodiak and Seward suffered major destruction, tides 30 to 40 feet hit towns, and emergency measures were activated as tolls rose and rescue work continued through freezing night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Alberni
B.C
KENI
Seattle
Associated Frees
Coast Guard
Schwanl
Tuguyak
Krdiak
Adak
Aleutian Island
Derror
Anchorage
Valdez
Prince William Sound
Seward
Awien Alaska
Planet
Fairbanks
Anchorage Fact List From The Associated Press
Anchorage Alaska the largest city in the state sits at the head of Cook Inlet near Juneau about 500 miles southeast The state's economy centers on fisheries minerals timber and furs Mt McKinley stands as North America's tallest peak at 20200 feet Alaska spans vast ranges and tundra with about a quarter of the land inside the Arctic Circle Anchorage hosts Elmendorf Air Force Base The United States acquired Alaska from Russia in 1867 for 7200000 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Anchorage
Alaska
Jong Bay
Juneau
Fairbanks
North Mantel
Elmendoré
North America
Mt. McKinley
Arctic Circle
United States
Russia
East Germans Ignore East German Leader As Soviets Free Airmen
Bonn AP report says Walter Ulbricht, East German communist chief, appeared politically sidelined as the Soviet Union released three U.S. airmen shot down over East German territory. The incident, tied to March 10, highlighted Soviet autonomy from East German leadership and Ulbricht’s diminished prestige among both rivals and allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hartman
Bonn
Germany
Waler Ulbricht
Fuss
Ulbricht
United States
Soviet Union
Hesue
Dean Rusk
U.S
Bya
West Germany
East Germany
David 1 Lallant
Holland
Minny
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Hank W. Welch
Detroit
Tusk
Welch
Kessler
Ulrieht
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Ray Caviner
Robert M. Helfrich
Boy
Elizngwih
Patrick Vahey
al Kavern
Vahey
Juvenile Aid Bureau
Brooklyn
Carrollers
Hagerstown
Beverly A
Ruth
Mount Lena
Sandy Briller
Gulf Coast
Thit College
Mobile
Ala
Baton Rouge
Albert B. Kent
Amite River
Denham Springs
Pans
Port Arthur
Cleera
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association
Neith Potonarc
Dutcher & Shor
Washington St
Viriue Products Corp
Friar
Landis
Landis Tool
Uv General Waterworks
THE
Daily Mail
National Airline
Landis Tool Co
iPlans Expansion
Sun
Moress
Eula Aur
Joc
Tand Lee
T Henry
Musa Frankie
Annette Avalon
Funicesco
Buddy Hackett
Paunson
Gregory
Tony Curtis
Newman
M.D
Esa
HIWAY
LBJ
Merritt Field
Anchorape
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Egan
Capitol City
Ralph Jones
Kodiak
Jones
Anchorage Fact List
Soviets
U. S
Hagerstown Natl
Guard Armory
CO. B
115Th Armored & CO. D
Hageeslenn, Wa
Rock
Hudson TE
Paula. Prentiss
Ahi von Mans
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