Indictment Follows Loyalty Hearing False Statements
The first U S indictment for false statements at a loyalty hearing names Robert Himmaugh 43 of St Rose La a former Federal Barge Lines engineer. He faces six counts alleging false Communist membership or activity statements made before a loyalty board and in letters to Commerce Department officials.
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New Orleans
Robert Edgar Himmaugh
St Rose
Federal Barge Lines
Commerce Department
Palmer and Wright announce indictment over false statements
Himmaugh, a Paxico native with three children, is charged by a federal grand jury before Judge Christenberry with making false statements to a loyalty board and in department notices. Conviction carries up to five years and a $5,000 fine. He lived in New Orleans for ten years while employed by Federal Barge Lines under commerce.
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Porters
Palmer
Wright
Herbert W Christenberry
Government Department
Himmaugh
Paxico
West Tennesee
Memphis
New Orleans
Department of Commerce
Hearing on proposed concrete paving plans in Cedar Rapids
Notice sets 10 am April 14 1949 at City Hall Cedar Rapids Iowa for a hearing on proposed plans specifications and form of contract for concrete paving with integral care the project includes Prairie Drive Northeast from K Avenue to Avenue G Avenue Northeast to 27th Street and 25th Street Northeast from Franklin Avenue to G Avenue estimated cost 42738 09. objections may be filed Maude Krebs City Clerk Published March 29 and March 10 1949
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Ceda
Rapids
Iowa
Crdar Rapids
Prairie Drive
K Avenue
27Th Street
25Th Street
Franklin Avenue
Maude Krebs
Cedar Rapids
Gty Cek
Radar Rapids
Bodies of B-26 Crewmen Found on Mt Fuji
A Tokyo dispatch reports a search party found the bodies of four U S air force men who died when their B-26 crashed on Mt Fuji. Clearing weather allowed access to the scene on foot. a helicopter had located the wreckage at about eight thousand feet. Names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Tokyo
INS
Mt. Fuji
China’s Industry Lags Under Reds in Tientsin
In a press briefing, ECA official James Ivy reports stagnation in shipping and industry in Tientsin after Communist occupation. Unemployment rises, textile mill output falls, yet Reds keep major plants running despite shortages of materials and markets.
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Shanghai
Tientsin
North China
ECA
James T. Ivy
Bisbee
Ariz
Ivy
Reds Seize Flour Bound for Chinese Workers As Trade War Escalates
Ivy says the Reds ignored an agreement by not touching unprocessed ECA goods and seized $60,000 worth of flour intended as a bonus for Chinese workers, highlighting tensions over foreign expert advice and distribution controls.
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Reds
ECA
Ivy
Jewelry peddler hid $4100 in pants while jailed
Quincy police say J. Weiss 56, of Coun a Weiss pled guilty to burglary after breaking into four homes. He hid $4100 in pants during four months in a Quincy jail, but the stash burst when he entered Menard State Prison. Guards found the money in the belt seam among other jewelry and cash.
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Quincy
Menard
Aca J. Weiss
Couna
Weiss
Notice of Resolution for Concrete Paving Construction
City council directs preparation of a resolution to authorize concrete pavement with integral cure on Prairie Drive and Franklin area streets. It states location, material, and time for consideration, with public notice published fourteen days prior and a hearing planned for April 4, 1949 at ten AM.
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Shelly Wright
James E Palmer, Jr
Washington
Department of Justice
Marshall
Optical Service
M. E. Garmoe
Optometrist
Third Street
Communist Party
Ter
Raymond A. Kirby
Department of Commerce Logs Board
OC. Short
China
Elame Z H Jinx Clark
Howdy, Mr. Ice
de Mel
Tery
Nobel
Bric Antia
Anova Oil Products
SERVI
Standard Oil
Standard
A.P.I
Prairie
Bezpos
Wortheast
Franklin Agena
Ae Pitt
F . Sapenten
Eac
Linn County
Nethe
Ted
Sam Weil
Kenn County
Alfred Richard Solvie
Fred W Hann
St. Less Joseph
Ist
Joseph Asri Ga Hehe SR
Leibsohn’s
NORGE
Leibsohn
First Avenue
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