Two Winchester Men Arrested for Keller Murder in Baltimore
Lawrence Fleet and John Wallace, both 18, were held for the murder of hardware merchant William F Keller after police traced a clue to Fleet in Baltimore. Wallace confessed to planning the robbery and identified Fleet as the shooter. Authorities expect death penalty pursuit if confirmed.
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Lawrence Fleet
Commonwealth
Reardon
William F. Keller
Baltimore
John Wallace
Winchester
Francis Funk
Tom Boyd
Funk
Fleet
Keller
Wallace
Maryland
James P. Reardon
Hollis
Vernon M
Lefty
Mr. Keller
Herman Ducher
Detective Headquarters
B. F. McFarland
Woodstock Avenue
North
Loudoun Street
McFarland
Clark
Pee
Frank H. Krebs
Keler
C. Lee Barr
Barr
Funk and
Boyd
Mann
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Potomac
Joe Fleet
State Reformatory
Krebs
T. J. Cooper and Sons
John Anderson
Anderson
Ducher
Los Angeles
Star
Frederick Plaza
Rouss Avenue
Cameron Street
Law
Stuatt
Police
Pleet
George F. Keller
William
Eeece
C. W. Hollis
Ted
Spe
Anne Throu
Forfis Sa Eseneat. Tank
Hand of a Hex Doctor Seen in Mystery Death
The hand of a Pennsylvania hex doctor was linked to the death of Norman B. Bechtel in Germantown. Bechtel, a Mennonite Church worker, died from seven heart wounds after a single thrust of a slim blade. Curved facial markings were found on his forehead and investigators connected the slaying to occult markings. John Colen, a Black garageman attendant, was arrested after being seen at Bechtel's apartment and tending his car.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Norman B. Bechtel
Bechtel
Germantown
Boyertown
Bachtel
John Colen
Directors of Basket Company Elect Officers
Berryville Virginia January 21 Charles H Phillips was elected president of the Berryville Basket Company at the annual meeting of the directors following the stockholders meeting Directors elected were E G Coiner treasurer D L Ramsburg H C Warden W P Weller Roy E Potts and R N Dorsey
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Berryville, Va
Charles H. Phillips
Berryville Basket Company
E. G. Coiner
D. L. Ramsburg
H. C. Warden
W. P. Weller
Roy E. Potts
R. N. Dorsey
Woman Convicted Of Slaying Boy
Minnie Stull 30, of Princeton, was found guilty of first degree murder for scalding her 9 year old stepson Mickey in a tub of water. The jury recommended mercy, mandating life imprisonment. the state had sought the death penalty.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
Minnie Stull
Princeton
Mickey
League Members Urged To Attend Welfare Meeting
Civic League officers urge members to attend a welfare board meeting at 8 pm Friday at Handley Library. State welfare commissioner Mr James will discuss delinquent children prisons and almshouses and answer questions for Winchester residents. League officials Louisa M Green and Susan B Baetjer urge civic improvement interest.
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Civic League
Welfare Board
Handley Library
James
State Commissioner of Welfare
Winchester
Louisa M. Green
Susan B. Baetjer
The
Fire company renames ambulance call to 1172
The Friendship Fire Company announces that ambulance requests in accidents or emergencies should dial telephone 1172, a new number, and callers are urged not to contact the fire department.
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The
Friendship Fire Company
Fire Department
Sale Announcement by Burnt Factory Church Loyal Workers
The Loyal Workers Bible Class of Burnt Factory Church will hold a sale on Thursday February 4 featuring stock chickens fur niture and other articles consigned and donated to the church Contributions or consignments can be arranged with H L Fishpaw C F Swartz Orville Kackley Bill Carlisle Reginald and Rey P Duvall A detailed ad will appear later See Glove adv on Page 4
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Loyal Workers Bible Class
Burnt Factory Church
H. L. Fishpaw
C. F. Swartz
Orville Kackley
Bill” Carlisle
Reginald
Rey P. Duvall
Purchase Lawyer Farm sale notice
Special Commissioner schedules in front of See House a sale of Lawyer Farm at 12 30 PM on Saturday next under docket 1p-21-19 21.
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Purchase Lawyer Farm
Malloch to Speak at Club Baquet Friday
Malloch, famed poet and public figure, is announced as speaker for the Kiwanis Club Baquet event this Friday. Known for caustic wit and memorable poems, he has entertained presidents and audiences nationwide with sharp verse and vivid anecdotes.
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Mallogh
Peels
Pee
Kiwanis Club
Malloch
White House
Ington
Veemra
Ford
Eek
Pord
Willison Ingston
Henry
Livi
Chicago Press Club
Te and Chisel Club
Chicago Athletic Club
Chicago
Jewel Theft Worth 250000 Shocks New York
Jewelry valued at more than 250000 was stolen today from the East Sixty seventh Street apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Giemby. Three bandits, who used a telephone call to lure a butler, fled about two blocks from the scene toward Sixty eighth Street police station.
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New York
Fenny Giemby
East Sixty-seven Street
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Walace
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U. S. Steel
Spain
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Margaret L. Hodgson
Douglas Malloch