Court weighs reopening Rocway Towers case in Maryland
The Court of Appeals debated revoking a prior decision to return $12 000 seized in a Roc way Towers gambling raid. Anasta cia Maddock 86 claimed the money as life savings while her son Johnny Maddock was later said to own it. The court had earlier ordered the money turned over and also upheld five year sentence for Morton M Freedman the bartender in a separate robbery case.
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Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Rocway Towers
Anastacia Maddock
Prince George's County
Alexander W. Stephens
Bowie
William H. Turner
Carroll
Charles Mare
Mt. Airy
Marbury
iC E President Here On Sunday
The article notes an evangelistic mission to youth sponsored by the International Society of Christian Endeavor and the Washington County Christian Endeavor Union. Dr. Bryan will meet friends in Washington Frederick and Allegany County after the program, and the event runs at 7:30 p.m. at Emmanuel Angelical United Brethren Church in Hagers Town with Endeavorers from nearby counties and states invited.
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Freedman
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Washington County Christian Endeavor Union
Bryan
Washington
Frederick
Allegany County
Emmanuel Angelical United Brethren Church
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Baker
Europe
Russell Qyer
Emmanuel Church
MacDonald
C. E. Union
General Hartle Seeks Congress Seat in Local Call
General Hartle announces his bid for Congress citing public service life travel and world experience. A Wash ington County native and son of late Harry M Hartle he holds a Distinguished Service Medal Legion of Merit and several government decorations. He lives with wife Lucile Clark at 6728 Oak Hill Avenue after a career including Far East inspection with General MacArthur and a pine timber project in Texas.
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Washington County
Harry M. Hartle
Hartle
Uhe
St. John’s College
Chewsville
Ha Rcretown
St. John’s
John TH. Harp
San Jacinto
Texas
Ordnance Depot
Anly
Far East
Douglas MacArthur
Lucile Clark
St. Joseph
Oak Hill Avenue
Truman Defends Public Power and Promises Reform
President Truman attacks opposition to public power and lays out a national development plan aimed at lifting poorer workers toward a four thousand dollar yearly income in a decade. He tours the West and Midwest claiming a non political motive while sparking audience questions at Pendleton Oregon.
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Truman
West
Middlewest
Pendleton
Ore
Taylor
Maryland
Students tour large hospital complex with multiple wards
A group of students toured a large hospital complex described by Dr. Taylor. They split into three sections to view men’s and women’s wards and the epileptic colony, dayrooms, sleeping rooms, kitchens and treatment facilities. They then inspected the Hubner admission building and learned about occupational therapy hydrotherapy the operating room and hospital laboratory under Mrs Greenshield’s guidance.
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Taylor
Florence Greenshield
Floods Threaten Winnipeg Area With Massive Inundation
Western Manitoba counties face widespread flooding as miles of territory go under water. One eighth of Winnipeg area submerged with thousands of homes flooded. River levels stable for days, then slow to fall. Two deaths blamed on floods so far a farmer drowned when his boat capsized and a civilian rescue worker trapped in a suburban basement.
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Manitoba
Winniipeg
Winnipeg
Winnipe
High Seniors Visit Mental Hospital Continued From Page 28
The article notes Springfield Hospital's population at 2096 with 281 epileptic colony residents and 104 tuberculosis patients. It lists 646 professional and nonprofessional employees, describing the hospital as a small city with its own spur railroad, power, laundry for 4500, cannery, pasteurizer, industrial shop, mattress production, and in-house linen and uniform services.
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Psychiatric Povstelan
Maryland
Springfield
Licht
Schuman Plan Faces British Caution at Big Three Talks
The Big Three weigh Schuman’s proposal to end nationalist divisions in postwar Europe. Acheson and Adenauer respond warmly but Britain may demand a study commission before endorsement. Schuman seeks formal backing as London hosts discussions intended to ease Cold War tensions.
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Germany
Schuman
Acheson
Konrad Adenauer
Bevin
London
Schauman
Europe
Aluminum first produced commercially by Pittsburgh company in 1838
A Pittsburgh firm reached commercial aluminum production in 1838 marking an early milestone in industrial metals. The note highlights the historic breakthrough and the city’s role in early aluminum manufacturing.
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Pittsburgh
Hancock murder linked to Kennedy case in probe
Police compare strangling death of a red haired woman to the Jane Kennedy case near Routersville Pennsylvania. A coroner’s jury rules murder by unknown person or persons. Trooper Burkey and Sheriff Munson send fingerprints to Washington for comparing Fat site records.
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Charles Burkey
West Virginia
Paul Munson
Morgan County
Washington
Student Slayer Is Given Life
A judge sentences a student to life in prison after a high profile slaying case. The defendant, described as an active fraternity member and managing editor of the student newspaper, faces a grim statement by Beer's later remarks on punishment.
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Beer
Court sentences defendant to life in Ohio Penitentiary
The judge declares the offender must be confined to the Ohio penitentiary for and during life, urging mercy and reflecting on the conscience and statements exchanged earlier.
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Heer
Ohio Penitentiary
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Ic. E
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Shipp’s Sea Food
Congress
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Superior Dairy
Springfeld Hospital
Police
Acousticon of
Washington St
Haxeratown
Little America Packing Co
Greencastle
Telephone Greencastle 260
Harry F. Vollmer
National Bank
Hancock
Kennedy
Crouse
Herring
Albert L. Gardner
The
Travelers Insurance Company
Maryland General Insurance Agency, Inc
Potomac Street
Morris B. Bassford
Arthur F. Detrow
America
Studebaker
Borg-Warner
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Oak Hill Ave
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