Fuchs Pontecorvo May Greenglass Rosenberg Spy Report
The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee concludes that Klaus Fuchs Bruno Pontecorvo Allan Nunn May and David Greenglass advanced the Soviet atomic program by at least 18 months. Greenglass gets 15 years, Rosenbergs sentenced to death, Fuchs called the deadliest spy. Bulgarian authorities note the impact on Western defenses.
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Ngland
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Europe
Pontecorvo
Allan Nunn May
David Greenglass
New York
Greenglass
Los Alamos
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Ethel
Rosenbergs
Rosenberg
Fuchs
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Britain
Canada
United States
Cumberland Man To Sneath Ar Mt Airy Lions Club Visit
Alvin E. Yaste district governor Lions International will visit the Mt Airy Lions Club at 6 45 p m on Tuesday in the Lions Den Riddlemoser's Hall Main street to advise and assist club officers and members on Lions administration and humanitarian service programs. Also included are notes on a veto urged by State Treasurer Miles against a 5 million state office building bill and a comparison of population density in China and the United States.
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Lions Club of
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Alvin E. Yaste
Lions International
Lion Yaste
Cumberland
Cumberland, Lions’ Club
Benjamin F. Bryan
John ©. Steel
Club
Lions Administration
Lions
Baltimore
Hooper S. Miles
McKeldin
Miles
Annapolis
State Office Building Commission
Charter For Mr. Airy Now Before Governor
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin is asked to sign a bill creating a new Mount Airy town charter. If approved at a special election by Sept 1, 1951, Mount Airy would gain perpetual succession, sue and be sued, a common seal, and powers of a municipal corporation. The charter, drafted with Maryland League of Municipalities help, expands town powers to address modern needs and court rulings restricting local control. Senator Stanford Hoff shepherded the bill through the Legislature amid concerns over past limits on regulating slaughterhouses and sidewalk projects.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland League of Municipalities
Carrail
Stanford Hoff
Fairfield Man Held On $1000 Bond In Drunken Driving Case
Fairfield, Pa. Theodore J. Eckenrode, 25, Route 2, Fairfield, is jailed on a $1000 bond after drunken and reckless driving charges. He was arrested in Emmitsburg Saturday night after a collision on West Main Street. State Trooper Kenneth Bond filed the charges after Eckenrode's car reportedly struck Vernon H. Riley’s parked vehicle. Estimated damage to both cars is 200.
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Theodore J. Eckenrode
Fairfield
Emmitsburg
Kenneth Bond
Eckenrode
Vernon H. Riley
West Main Street
Enpmitsburg
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