European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 16, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                              November 1964 the stars and stripes sentenced to 3 fun end Justice Given term As tax evader a state supreme court Earl Welch Lias been sentenced to three years in prison for evading Federal income Bat he termed the loss of his position and his profession a severe punishment also was fined 900 by judge Roy har who said the sentencing was particularly unpleasant in this Harper denied a motion for a new trial before imposing the penalty on a total of five counts of evading in taxes during Welch could Hare received five years in prison and a total of is years and each he was freed on Appeal i could not be but Little More punished if this conviction takes me out of my position and my a lawyer since hit and a Justice since proud of my defuse he said he was proud of my defense and Happy that All investigation has found no corruption in my in denying the new trial to Harper said he was not go ing to see the jury which convicted Welch ii be made whipping boy for the de the new trial motion attacked calling of former Justice s Corn As a government witness in the trial and claimed the jury had been influenced by publicity Carroll testified be had Pale to Corn after a favourable Turkos guilty of Fri pose up Peter internationally known for his claims of extra sensory has Bee found guilty of impersonating an Fri the today trial climaxed when the Onema jury reached its verdict after de liberating Well into the evening Federal judge Kenneth ordered pre sentence invest la and freed Turkos under signature no sentencing Date was the maximum penalty is Fine and three years i pleaded innocent Oas station Story he Wai accused of posing As an Fri Man in Roule to work o the kidnapping of Frank Slnar after helping in the invest la ton of the assassination of Prei Ideal John the to Dent occurred at a Sawato service station Dee Michael the Exerv ice station was the mat witness of the eight called b the Turkos Maria Van do testified that aurkos1 rep ulat Lon for truth and veracity was very the police1 Turkos testified that he had told two service station tenants that he waa with the he said police in sever cities have culled on him to he solve cases because of his claimed psychic one of Lus lawyers argued tha never claimed to be wit the and that attendants a have misunderstood him Mccau of his broken Hurk i whose real name is Van d came to the United state to from his native Hollar supreme court tax ruling in Orn refused to answer under constitutional Jimmu to against neither Man was heard by the in his Welch the word bribery is about the i ugliest word you can say about i have written Housand court cases and voted n Many and in not one was Tere any influence of Money never took a bribe i never sold noting that the state court is now under Welch said he was sure no evidence of Ilbery would be if Lere he i Hope they Welch has not resigned from he but has not taken part n its actions since be and Corn were indicted lost is serving ii months after leading no contest to lax Eva Sion Wirtz Doest expect strike by rail unions moves i Joha Mrula Cut former Vlee pm deat of Curtis Pam Balag v la Phila Bra earned Pretl drat e tar lie Turc eeds Matthew wan resigned a a Latra form Fethi Bat mho remain chairman of the phone Johnson i the prospects of a Railroad strike 23 Nave been Krc utly exam Secretary of labor Willard Wirtz members of six unions Are to on most of the nations major railroads on the Union have asked whether in expelled a suld no i do the Uhlir of a strike Are Cre utly he Federal mediators will continue talks with exr in sides in Chi Cago the dispute involves wanes and Frinnie six shop with More than Are tree to walk off their join after mid when a Oduy i mandatory wait Lynx period the six unions represent a Sheet Metal car 1 men and and five other representing maintenance of Way pm hotel and restaurant employees and signal also Are involved in the los Pule but have made no strike they would be Likely to observe any picket lines tie shop crafts might set any walkout would affect the actions major railroads except lie Southern railway and the East coast gop split on Hubli ouster Issue by Larry o8ll8 i of implied a i him Ami has no ill Liral expert Washington a am opt no1 to Uris Republican National committed Tei Able to determine for Elaml he Whirt he would whether or not he has the cnn1 a lurch if fld nce of the Powers there Lav in a swing oddly the election de toward the Medille of the members wining to take a Pinion is almost evenly divided n whether Dean Burch should n effect be ousted As party chair Bui a much larger number of feat criticism of members wont say How  role if the matter it brought up it a proposed committee meet probably in of conservative republicans on include new Chimp share the Imine Iriti usim Cummi Teeman Perkins the Committer basically ran1 Arkansas Cimmel Gleeman win Burch was quoted As saying he of two Meliers from each Throp and Colorado would be unable to continue As slate Phis two Frum the District  mrs Fletcher chairman if the committee Columbia puerto him and the Swan should adopt a no Confidence Var Xlyn islands for u total of 1w hurry car Haugh of Tennessee added As voting Niem hrs said hed Vole in Confidence pro none of the committee me the party chairmen of Mlod them were assurances an ers responding to an associated which Voled for the cop Hreso ther Ioniser votive would be Survey would say hell have a kepuh1 sponsor such a but Sevlian or a lurch had his eral said they expect one will Ity of on the Comal big members be blend House Senate denied stale chairman Charlton with almost three fourths of under this m chairmen Lyons when said Burch did a the 192 committee numbers Hevr a Vole in a magnificent Job t Donl think this was How they nil decline of due to the in a possible no Confidence Moj election thirteen s4d they would vote for it and 14 they would vote Coho you should discharge a Man when Hes against it seventy member w r e among 11 had Strong Praise for Burch and nine were critical of Burch was installed last july at the Behest of Barry cold the gop presidential his term was for four and even those committee done an outstanding Var pledged Hawaii Ben said hed Vole for of the six who but added if it really gained from the five a dont Southern states Goldwater Curi hink he would want to Are known to h Strong i Albert Bell Texas i said he has full con they fun Vine in no told Uter among those who said will Vole against most of mutter who Hud been chairman the criticism was directed at his nol have handling of the i others hacking lurch include members who oppose him said Kalherine Mississippi committeeman Fred they doubt that he could be i committee woman from new californian committee ousted by a direct Vole As opposed to a motion of no conf suld he did a terrible Ann adding i think he represents Ona chairman Keith one at least William Powers i he i aril and namely Gold alaskan mrs nand picked by i Doris dealer guilty larceny in Bank error a used car dealer who refused to return which a Bank mis Kenly credited to his account Las been found guilty of larceny by a Federal the jury deliberated nearly six hours before reaching its decision against Cotton Middle District judge tank Johnson delayed in lending until m and run guard was released under defense it Orneys said they would thargard was accused of Tak no the Money March rom the Union Bank and Trust and with refusing to return be Cash or Tell what he did with Bank officials said the Money was credited to thaggard Ala Bama motors account Becaum of a bookkeeping machines mis it should have gone in Steid to an Alabama Power Ben Wurdeman said thaggard refused to Tell what he did with the Money after the mis take was discovered because he knew he had no right to witnesses said thaggard three times requested his account be checked and each time the Tell ers reported his balance was More than he finally signed a withdrawal slip and tellers spent 10 minutes counting out the Bills and Pul Ling them in a Brown paper Hardeman Cotton thag hard entered that Bank with a heart full of larceny and left there with a sack full of thargard has spent the tune since carrying the bag of Money from the Bank in and out of jail and the Bank won a civil suit de signed to return the Money and was allowed to sell thaggard personal it brought richest colonists 160yearold estate broken up estate of a Man reputed to be the richest american when the colonies won Independence was ordered liquidated and its on to 119 some of them eng William Philadelphia merchant and landowner who had been a senator from Penn Sylvania in the second con died in 1804 while a Siling his estate was held in once the estate owned 2 million acres in which were sold about the time of the civil Bingham also bad extensive property holdings in new York and including huge tracts of wilderness in Elk and Ologu counties on Pennsylvania Northern some of the land was held jointly with his Thomas Farmer mayor of Philadelphia and an associate Justice of the Pennsylvania supreme court i fore and after the revolutionary slurp is one of two rus Lees of the estate terminated by Judko Alfred to tills of the county orphans suld Ili Nishimi was one of two million Viires when the United states was barn in taxis said the assets 228 in principal and in be  in shares ranging from 139 to Ingersoll said the trustees Dis posed of the lust of the real estate in mainly Oil proper ties in Western Penn Alvunia thai Brno Khz Over the Oil properties were producing less and less sold with the Multi plication of and with the expenses of handling the Estule running we though in Wise to sell and terminate the taxis explained thai under the terms of the Trust it Hud no termination Dale and could there fore run he said Hinl the Rule of Law Nua Insl perpetuity did not imply in this throughout the the in come from or proceeds from the Sale of the land was distributed to who were the beneficiaries of the he said the tru slices had Broad they could in buy or being charged Only with prudent administration of the the estate at the time of bin Grams death was Worth much More than it was because much of it has been taxis said that after the last land was sold the trustees argued that there was no longer a need Tor a manager of the and i is Rcd with and approved the Boneham was born in Philadel phia in his two daughters married into the Baring banking family in one of his descendants was lord Ashburton in negotiated the Webste Ashburton treaty that settled the Boundary