Four Men Questioned in Betty Jane Kennedy Slaying
Detectives in Hagerstown probed a new theory that Betty Jane Kennedy was killed in a hotel by three men who feared she knew too much. Four men, two with police records, were questioned and released after no evidence supported the theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Kennedy
Hagerstown
Jonely
Rouzerville
J. J. Cassidy
Cassidy
Pennsylvania
William Peters
Peters
Sgt
Focal
Buchanan Trail
Routersyle
Rotary Hearing On The You Approach And Service Above Self
The Rotary meeting discussed The You Approach as a basis of eschewing self interest in favor of service. Rev. Wildends praised the concept while Rev. Mr. Swaim Jr. urged making it a habit and highlighted letter writing to influence civic life. Next week Maryland Lard Week program will feature Mark Miller and a rural urban letter writing plan with examples from 1948.
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Rotary
Wildends
Ham T. Swaim, Jr
Mt. Tody
Springs
Haxerstown
Pyterian Homes
Central Penney
Vania
Bwalm
Maryland
Mark Miller
East Rural-Urban Committee
Harvest Work Hampered Here By Wet Fields And Delays
Weather and wet fields slowed harvest across the state. Much corn remains uncut and ground preparation and seeding of September were hindered. Apple varieties like McIntosh show good color and size, while Stayman harvest starts mid month as reports from College Park summarize growing conditions and outlook. A reunion of U.S. Armed Forces in Korea veterans planned at Port Meade, Md., is noted along with a mention of a 1908 National Geographic Society reference to a turf reporter.
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Mary
College Park
Port Meade
Korea
United States Armed Forces In Korea Association
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Syracuse
General Acceptance Corporation
N. Jonathan
Thomas
Tel
U. S
Seoul
U.S
John J. Muccio
Leon Reese
Huntsville
Ala
John McGuire
Chicago
Washington Street
Cord. AC
Ac-Dc
Madrid
Les
Spain
Inj
United States
New York
Saga
Phic Society
Wah
Lan Eit
der Eqvere Fest
Melsess
Ouse Pit
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