Russian UN employee arrested for espionage in F14A case
FBI agents nabbed Valery Markelov a United Nations translator in a Long Island diner after he received classified Navy F14A prototype details from a Grumman engineer. Markelov faced arraignment as the probe linked him to 11 meetings and the use of a copying machine and camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
FBI
United Nations
Navy
Valery I. Markelov
Long Island
Grumman Aerospace Corp
Markelov
U.N. Secretariat
Federal House of Detention
Bethpage
Markelovy
Grumman
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Markelev
Russia
United States
New York City
Farber and Crow Honor Teague Birthday Dinner
Personal News of Farber reports Mrs. Bill Crow and family joined Mr. and Mrs. William Teague for Sunday dinner. The gathering celebrated the birthday anniversaries of Mr. Teague and his daughter Mrs. Crow on February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Crow
William Teague
Mr. Teague
Mrs. Crow
Howard Teague
Lizzie Teague
Palmer
Vandalia
Centralia Scout Awards and Hospital News Highlight Local Life
Personal news lists members of the Centralia scouting community receiving year pins and rank awards, with multiple boys earning life badges and eagle awards. Also noted is C G Anderson recovering at Barnes Hospital in St Louis after surgery, and an Optimists meeting featuring Randy Thomas’s new member status and student speakers on the theme Our Challenge Involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Martin Wieschhaus
Steve Green
Katry Couch
David Green
James King
Ken Allen
Tim Wainscott
Mark Prenger
James Bugg
Phil Magley
Jay Wright
Dwight Fay
Barry Couch
David Rawlings
Mr. Johns
Dennis Bradley
David Broaddus
Randy Smith
Larry Pratter
Jeff Schweitzer
Kevin Eckley
Mark Embree
Glenn Lane
Scott Klein
Matt Johns
Mark Johns
Tom Schramm
Larry Thurston
Carl Campbell
Cecil King
Bruce Guile
Cab Atkins
Lesley England
Brian Johnson
Charles Shaffer
Matt Snook
Post 51
Mexico
Couch
Little Dixie
Mr. Shaffer
C. G. Anderson
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Kingshighway
Centralia Optimists
Randy Thomas
Thomas
Kirby Thomas
Centralia
Derby
Sedalia
Joyce Kemner
Optimist
Personal News From Vandalia Area Scouting And LocalVisits
Personal notes list safety honors for Stuart Smith Ricky Atkinson John Moore Mike Lemasters and Ken Callanan plus nature and woodwork mentions for John Moore Junior Charlton Ronnie Carr Ricky Atkinson and other scouts. Various Rotary era life scout patches second class tenderfoot awards and a Court of Honor. Community notices include hospital visits birthday family visits and weekend guests accompanying university events and homecoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton
Stuart Smith
John Allen
Greg McCollum
Ronnie Carr
Roger McCollum
Ken Callanan
Melvin Dempsey
Ricky Atkinson
John Moore
Mike Lemasters
Stuart
Junior Charlton
Boyce Branstetter
B.C. Smith
David Marshall
Steve Esposito
Billy Smith
Phil Johnson
Cary Hancox
Jeff Zimmer
Robert Hays
Steve Wealet
Mr. Thurman
Pageant Winners and New Baby in Missouri Town
Monroe City couple Chad Erik Fuemmeler announce birth of their son weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces with mother Joan Kempker. Grandparents Melvin and Kempker of Mexico and Melvin Fuemmeler of Mexico. Father works at Diemakers Inc. Pageant at Florissant Valley Community College featured Miss Sara Jane Eben Jefferson City as winner and Miss Reagan performed an Oz themed poem with drawings. Reagan is granddaughter of Vandalia residents Bernard Reagan and John Byran family attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Fuemmeler
Monroe City
Chad Erik Fuemmeler
Fuemmeler
Joan Kempker
Melvin Fuemmeler
Melvin Kempker
Mexico
Diemakers, Inc
Florissant Valley Community College
Sara Jane Eben
Jefferson City
Reagan
Bernard Reagan
Vandalia
John Byran
Hindenburg Fire Blamed On Saboteur, Says Author
New York AP reports author Michael Mooney claims the Hindenburg disaster was caused by a phosphate bomb planted by a leftist crewman, Eric Spehl, with a girlfriend aiding the plan. He asserts archives support sabotage and that investigators faced pressures to rule out foul play. Spehl, killed in the 1937 fire at Lakehurst New Jersey, supposedly intended to destroy the airship as a Nazi symbol.
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New York
Michael MacDonald Mooney
Mooney
Dodd-Meade
Eric Spehl
Lakehurst
N.J
Spehl
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
National Archives
Wellsville Personal News and Nursing Ceremony At St Louis
Wellsville residents extend thanks to Mrs. Orville Oden. Katheryn Wilcox and Karen Wenneker received nurses caps Sunday at Missouri Baptist School of Nursing in a class of 87 at Third Baptist Church in St. Louis. Attendees from Wellsville and Middletown include the Wilcoxs, Shikles, Lowry, Yaeger, Wenneker family, and Peerys with multiple visiting relatives. W.C. Steele and Mrs. MacMullan returned from Wetumpka Alabama after funeral services for Mrs. Steele’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katheryn Wilcox
Charles Wilcox
Wellsville
Karen Wenneker
Elton Gene Wenneker
Middletown
Missouri Baptist School of Nursing
Third Baptist Church
St. Louis
Wilcox
Roger Scott
Annette
Archie Shikles
Robert Lowry
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Farber
Trudy Hahn
Joe Hahn
University Medical Center
Columbia
Hahn
Alyce Biggs
Audrain Medical Center
Tri- County
Teague’s
Teague
Emma Green
Susie Johnson
Nellie Livers
Cornelia Norris
Mabel Callen
Clara Dryden
Nadine Dandona
N.Y
Eileen Obrink
Carson City
Nev
James Gayhart
Gayhart
Cecil Gayhart
Near
Mansel Gayhard
Warrensburg
Alvin Wormsley
Kathy
Christy
Mike Wormsley
University of Missouri
Kathleen Shanahan
Rick Conway
Steve Hoexter
Brooklyn
Kevin Quigley
Kirkwood
University of Mo
Van-Far Rl High School
Steve Snowden
US Army
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Dale Bland
Amy
Roy Harmon and Sons
Hermitage
Deann Reagan
Boonville High School
Gene Reagan
Ledger
Hindenburg
Forest
Valentines
Orville Oden
F.A. Zimmann
Richard Yaeger
Fayette
Joe Peery
Peerys
Robert Whitehead
Ralph Debo
Don Forbis
W.C. Steele
W.E. MacMullan
Wetumpka, Ala
Ist
Usda Choice
Braunschweiger
Temple
California
Idaho
Swift
van Camp
Stokely
Pi Pillsbury
Jonathan
CIA
Maxwell House
Coupon le
George
Temple’s Cottage Cheese
Gerber's
Temple’s Bread
Norwich
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