Workshop for police set on May 15 in Hagerstown
A regional workshop sponsored by the state Department of Public Welfare will be held at the Venice Motel in Hagerstown on May 15. It aims to train law enforcement officers in juvenile delinquency prevention with participation from Western Maryland agencies and the State Police.
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State Department of Public Welfire
Hagerstown
Venice
Marylaty
Wic
Ofice
Touls Austin
Ponteyleania Department of Public Welfare
Hoan
Venies
Grayson Ty. Wistsfield
Ungerstown
Charles W. Migihy
Mary
State Police
Spies Wynne and Penkovsky Plead Guilty in Moscow Trial
British businessman Greville Wynne and Soviet official Oleg Penkovsky pleaded guilty to spying for Western intelligence. They faced a Soviet military tribunal in a crowded Moscow court, with Wynne admitting guilt “with certain reservations.” The indictment cited collecting data on rocket programs, East German troop units, and Soviet relations with the West. Capers involved British and American embassy personnel. records show attendees and defendants from multiple nations.
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Moscow
API
Greville Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
Te Boviel Supreme Cort
Wynne
Penkovsky
Tritsish
Soviel Committee For Coordination of Scientfic Research
W Hy
East Clermany
East Germany
Soviet Union
Ted Chinn
Musi' Caw
Borney W. Carlson
Alcester
S.D
Alexis Davison
Atlanta
Hichard Carl Jacnl
Egg Harbor City
Nal
Potomac Edison Worker Retires After 35 Years of Service
Frank Stark of 3 Broadway retired from Potomac Edison May 1 after 39 years in their employ. He began as a Blue Ridge bus driver in 1927, operating from Frostburg Maryland and later routed between Hagerstown and Pittsburgh.
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Potomac Edison
Frank Stark
Broadway
Patomac Maison Company
Blue Tidge
Frostburg
Jeter
Hagerstown
Pittsburgh
Ritter Stanley C died in Los Angeles at age six
Stanley C Ritter formerly of Hagerstown died suddenly in Los Angeles California aged 6 years Surviving his wife Elizabeth son Willan and several County Commissioners mention of a murder motive and other disjointed details appear in the fragmentary text including local officials and businesses such as piano tuning and a beauty salon with contact numbers.
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Stanley . Ritter
Stanley C. Ritter
Hagerstown
Los Angeles
California
Elizabeth
Willan
A. D.thomas
Ncteh
Ia Tas
Angeten
Evans Stautm
Colo
Srotler
Charles
Z . Williamsport
Area Deaths Marlon Warrentalttr in Waynesboro
Marlon C Warrentettz aged 49 died Monday at Waynesboro Hospital after a yearlong illness. A native of Washington County he was a World War I veteran and former treasurer at WOHA station for 12 years. He married Margaretta Kissingly 11 years ago and lived in Waynesboro. Survived by wife and two children Annut and Emmett, sister Mrs Hilary Bilner, and a host of relatives. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Waynesboro Church of the Brethren with burial at Green Wil Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening at the Grave Funeral Home.
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Cook Jones
Coak
Stane Chapel
Irith Kelley
Reisterstown
Randchulrren
Heath Wall
Whithetd
Ralph St
Westminster
AOL
Lister Fes
Lindeleuseuctor
Blk
Park St
Waynestxire
Bowen
Nowlile
Mountaindale
Tate Martin L
Melixta (Renn) Rockwell
Waynesboro
Mt. “Ln Mvangelion
United Bretheen Church
Cearfoss
Smithsburg
RD A
Tak Wat
Emma Miller
Hoozerville
Patcher
Uniontown
Inter
Poo Tinernterstown
he/ReV. Baran
Stark
Bio Potomac Edson Quarter Certury
Tice
Marlon G. Warrentaltr
Marlon C. Warrentettz
Wayneshorn
Agi A
Wishingdon County
Kimmert Mane Ube Inte Nettie
Cok
Warren Felts
Hagerstown
Washington County Afleh School
Columbia Business College
Lit Salty University
Pachild
U.S. Army Air Corps
Margaretta Kissingly
Woha Hiedio
Annut
Emmett
Latheur
Hagenstown
Hiley Bilner
Social Workers To Hold Meeting At Homewood
Washington County Social Workers schedule their monthly luncheon on Friday May 1 at Homewood Church on Williamaport Pike. Speaker Mark Water Homewood superintendent will discuss the home history and care program then lead a tour. Officer elections set for the September meeting. Reservations by phone RE 4451 by noon Wednesday. Guests may attend the meeting without luncheon.
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Washington County
Hometwood
Ionre
Williamaport Pike
Fay
Mark Water
Homewood
Akelgctian
Volunteers of America Post
George W. Glick To Be Ordained Driver Leaves Trunk Lid At Accident Scene
The article reports Rev. George W. Glick to be ordained at Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore. It also details a hit and run in Greencastle involving Randall Miley, 19, of Hagerstown, who left his truck at the scene and was fined after state police traced him. An unrelated case mentions Thom J. Giffin, 19, of Boonsboro jailed in default of bond.
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Greencastle
Hagerstown
Randall Edgar Miley
Justice of the Peace
Glenn IM
Ogle
George W. Glick
Lawrence J. Shelar
Cathedral of Mary Our Queen
Baltimore
Cumberlainl
Helen Refi Gick
Francis I
Glick
Magerstown
St Mary's Tlighy School
Uma
Army
Injon
Blount St. Mary's College
Turday
Charles Ed Hmmitsburg
Issh
Iward Giffin
Brandywine
Gilick
Mount St Mary's Ht
Riv. Glick
Chapman Retires as Western Maryland Police Chief
Edward J. Chapman of Ballimore retires after a long career with the Western Maryland Police, ending service as chief. A party at the Sheraton-Baltimore honored him. Lieut. John E. Piguilt to succeed, with Father Charles Leo Martin presiding. Chapman, born April 1898, joined the department in 1919, served in WWII, and was a pioneer motorcycle officer.
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Giffin
Edward J. Chapman
Ballity
Mary's Catholic Church
Terrymore
Lagerstown
Charles W.leo Martin
Greencastle
Maryland
Dausch
Shce
Green
Robert &. Keller
Joseph Fizer
John E. Piguilt
Hag
Deacan
Llarstown
Rildrive
George M. Leilich
McGrath
Sheraton-Baltimore
Mr. Chapman
Western Marchland
Kingsville
Baltimore County
Dane Nefester
Summerfield Road
Woodlawn
Lewiss
Piquill
T Decker
WYEAR
Western Maryland Railway
Baltimore
W. Arthur Gratz
Western Maryland Railway Company
Chapman
Lieut
Jom &, Piquilt
Hagerstown
Surmmcefiek Road
Sharpsburg Council Votes To Keep Secret Liquor Revenues
Sharpsburg officials debated keeping liquor revenue figures confidential. The council planned a May 13 meeting with Suburban Sanitary for water line options and invited a Legion member to discuss public disclosure. They also reviewed street noise, junkyard, and stream-blocking concerns and pledged library interior painting this Saturday.
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Sharpsburg
Legionjal
American Legion
Gauneil
Tthe Subudar Sanitary Comissia
Canissions
Shadslang
Beansboro
Snyde's Landing
Uurg
Ier
Elmer Koonty
Dinner Dance Draws 300 From Area to Hagerstown Event
Over 300 members of the Hagerstown Musical Society Local 770 AF of M gathered for the annual dinner dance at the Waynesboro Eagles Club ballroom. President Jack Frost welcomed guests, Zentner and his orchestra provided music after the meal, and Yack Syteh chaired the dinner-dance committee with Jack Brown and Harold Twenty listed. Guests hailed from Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and Washington DC.
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Waynesboro
Eagles Club
Jack Frost
Zentner
Misic
le Yack Syteh
Jack Brown
Harold
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Washington, D. C
Shepherd College senior joins Kappa Delta Pi chapter
mrs Nelson Kell a senior at Shepherd College Shepherdstown was initiated into the Delta Psi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi a national honor society Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor society for students and teachers in education. The piece notes the initiation occurred last Saturday and mentions the college and town.
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Nelson Kell
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Delta Psil
Kapa Delta Pi
Kappa Delta Pi
Kelt
Ayo
Magerstown
Anni
Cownty Noord
Evan Crossley
Sai
USONS Benefit Card Party at Tileston Fire Hall
A benefit card party is scheduled at Tileston Fire Hall on Thursday at 7:30 AM. Funds raised support the USONS organization and its community initiatives. Local residents are invited to attend for an afternoon of games and fellowship.
County investigates drainage from annex building
County Commissioners will appoint an investigator to probe drainage problems allegedly caused by the new courthouse annex. Commissioner Lem Kirk emphasized the county’s policy to fix issues created by its projects. Ringgold Ruritan Club hosts a baked ham and chicken dinner at Ringgold Community Center on May 1.
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Canty Roads
Rustall Bowser
Lem ¥. Kirk
Ringgold Community Center
Alba Ppay
Ringgold Ruritan Club, Inc
Man Fined For Not Being On Extreme Right
Harold Richard Sites, 50, of Mercysburg Route 2, received a suspended fine from Magistrate Robert Kuczynski for failing to pull over to the extreme right as he drove 30 miles per hour under the limit. Trooper J. D. Abbott noted a long line of traffic behind him. Sites cited potholes on the extreme edges of the road as reason. The magistrate said the law must be obeyed.
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Harold Richard Sites
Merceysburg Rt. 2
Robert Kuczynski
J. D. Abbott
Sites
Kucaynski
Pal Shales
State to Seek Indictments in Abortion and Death Case
State's Atty. Moylan plans to ask the grand jury to indict five people on abortion manslaughter and conspiracy charges connected with the death of Sayreville teacher Miss Lach. Witnesses include police and a medical examiner linking the death to an infected abortion. Indicted defendants include Hilda Williams and Dorothy Hill, both of Baltimore, Nancy Lang of Baltimore County, and others from New York and Baltimore areas. The case centers on placement of Miss Lach in Baltimore and the roles of defendants in the events leading to her death. Weather outlook calls for showers or thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon into fairer, cooler Thursday.
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Baltimore
Charles Eb, Moylan Jr
New Jersey
Moylan
Miss Angelo
Sayreville
N. W
Hilda , Williams
Dorothy L. Hill
Nancy Lang
Baltimore County
Ernest T. Fieni
New York
Satestman
Solomon Goodman
Res Res
Enggne
Fieni
Weather Bureau
Lach
Showers Seen By Tomorrow Forecast Drops
A weather notice reports temperatures from Bridgeport and Baotshire dipping after a high of 75 yesterday. Showers are forecast tomorrow, bringing cooler conditions and possible rain across the region.
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Bridgeport
Baotshire A
Ocean City backs change to youth curfew plan
Ocean City Maryland officials dropped a full summer curfew for youths saying a form of curfew will be set up but details and constitutionality are under review. Mayor Hugh T Cropper Jr said the plan may lack advance notice and questioned enforceability after 49 arrests during Labor Day weekend last year.
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Ocean Cify
Ocean City
Hugh T. Cropper Jr
Cropper
E. Turlew
Raty
Young Demos Meet Tonight To Say Plans
The Young Democrats of Washington County hold their regular monthly meeting at 4 pm at the American Legion home on Northern Ave. Walter Hansen, president of the Young Democratic Clubs of Maryland, will speak and final plans will be made for the Jefferson Jackson Day Banquet on Saturday May 11 at Franklin Court at 7 pm. All members urged to attend.
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Young Democrats
Washington County
American Legion
Northern Ave
Walter Hansen
Young Democratic Clubs of
Maryland
Jefferson Jackson
Franklin Court
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