Rest at Consulate sparks custody bid and abduction claim
New York August 3 A middle aged school teacher sought by the House Un American Activities Committee was reported to have resumed at the Soviet Consulate as a bizarre custody and political allegiance dispute unfolded involving 12 year old Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina. The tale centers on a farm near Valley Cottage operated as a retreat for displaced Russians where alleged abductions and threats were claimed. Soviet officials and Countess Tolstoy disputed the rescue tale, while FBI involvement was questioned amid conflicting statements.
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New York
House
Un-American Activities Committee
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
Kosenkina
Lemakin
Valley Cottage
New York City
Alexandra Tolstoy
Countess Tolstoy
Lomakin
Tolstoy
Kocernhena
FBF
FBI
Chambers Name Red Plot Figures In HUAC Testimony
Red Plot Whittaker Chambers cited by Time Magazine editors who left the party in 1937 told the House Un American Activities Committee that former high Washington officials affiliated with a Soviet round sought to overthrow the government. Named were Alger and Donald Hiss former State Department members Nathan Wilt former NLRB executive secretary Lee Pressman former WPA general counsel and CIO counsel, and former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Harry D White described as a fellow traveler.
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Whittaker Chambers
Time Magazine
House Un-American Activities Committee
Alger
Donald Hiss
State Department
Nathan Wilt
National Labor Relations Board
Lee Pressman
WPA
CIO
Treasury
Harry D. White
Two Dances Sponsored After Picnic in Carrollton Manor
Parishioners of St Ignatius Loyola Urbana St James Point of Rocks and St Joseph Carrollton Manor sponsor two dances to be held August 12 and August 31 in Manor Woods picnic pavilion. Bands The Soungsters and Melodeers perform. refreshments by Sodality. Holy Name Society grounds supervision. Rev Dr Joseph Thorang urges healthy recreation and community friendship in Frederick county.
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Carrollton Manor
St Ignatius Loyola Church
Urbana
St. James
Point of Rocks
St Joseph's Carrollton Manor
Manor Woods
Huber Biser
Soungsters
Frederick County
Red and Blue Division attendances and remarks at meeting
Lewren Sibert reported Red Division attendance 60 and Blue Division 44 with total 110. Charles Vo Mann praised Reds and Walker Jolliffe praised Blues. J Frederick Krissigz to sing next Sunday with Edward S. Rice as speaker. July magistrates’ court receipts total 23 03721. County accounts list City fines 455, State fines 347, costs 5095, Constable costs 4059, Sheriff costs 7069, Game and Inland Fish 65, DMV 697.10 and sheriff civil costs 1105.
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Lewren Sibert
Vistors O
Charles Vo Mann
Reds
Walker Jolliffe
Blues
J. Frederick
Krissigz
Edward S. Rice
Eines Frederick Magistratfes
George Z Best
County Sioners
Cc Sil
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Department of Motor Vehicles
Sherff
Second Bomb Group Arrives in Rain at Aziz Base
The tresses of the Second Bomb Group arrived here today in a rain storm from the Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Tucson, Aziz. Twenty one others are expected tomorrow.
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Tresses
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Aziz
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