Mystery Witness Refuses to Talk on Espionage Link
Alexander Koral, a 61-year-old Brooklyn resident, refused to answer questions about Soviet espionage while invoking constitutional rights. A House committee investigator linked him to courier work for a suspected Soviet agent and possible dealings with U S officials. He denied details, stating he would not confirm or deny connections and referenced a grand jury testimony that remains undisclosed.
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Washington
House Un-American Activities
U. S
Alexander Korat
Bervley
Kora
Herbert
Koral
Brooklyn
Empire Boulevard
New York Board of Education
Franciss Bentler
Dallas Butchers Report Mixed Sales Amid Meat Counter Strike
Reports from Texas meat retailers show varied effects of a boycott against high prices. Dallas grocers note some sharp declines while others see normal sales. Fort Worth markets remain steady though Monday mornings are slow. Consumers in at least 18 towns used phones to urge avoidance of meat counters August 9 to 15, as wholesalers and retailers monitor the impact.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
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High Prices Co
EB Bic Glaughin
Frederick Machinists Win Five Cent Wage Increase
Frederick Iron and Steel Inc machinists have been granted a five cent per hour across the board raise after a conference Monday with company officials and Machinists Union representatives led by President Jacob Goldberg. The agreement follows a contract that expired last April and includes a 90 day extension clause to assess wage trends and competition impact. Goldberg praised the machinists for their cooperative spirit during the negotiations and forecasting of industry conditions.
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Machinists
Jacob Goldberg
Louis A. Leichert
C. F. McDonald
Baltimore
International Associat of Machinists
Goléverg
Settlement Reached With Foundry Workers Reflecting Quiet Unity
Amid high living costs, workers demonstrated forethought in reaching an amicable settlement. The accord signals mutual welfare and harmonious work relations, contributing to joint security. This agreement mirrors a prior deal with foundry men made last Tuesday, suggesting continued calm in operations.
Tawney Family Funeral Service Notice
Charles Tawney of Westster and William E Howard H Tawney of Laltamore had services today at 11 a.m. at H Bankard and Sons funeral home in Westminster. Reverend Willis Breneman of Salem Lutheran charge officiated. Interment followed at St John's Lesster's Lutheran church cemetery.
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Charles Tawney
Westster
Willian E
Howard H. Tawney
Laltamore
H Bankard and Sons
Westminster
Willis R Brenneman
Salem Lutheran Charge
St John’s ‘Lesster's Lutheran Church
Vegetables Prices To Drop Warn Farmers At Meet
Baltimore August 2 4 Farmers attending the Vegetable Growers Association of America convention were warned by two experts to expect a price decline. Dean W Atyers of the New York State Department of Agriculture said a violent drop is history but restraint by corporations unemployment insurance and other factors may lessen the fall. He cautioned that no one knows when a recession may occur or its severity. Myers said a decline is coming and urged growers to avoid over expansion, while Dr RB Corbett of the University of Mary Jan College of Agriculture echoed the warning.
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Baltimore
Vegetable Growers Association of America
Itkel
Dean W . Atyers
New York State Department of Agriculture
Myers
RB Corbett
University of
Myers urges thrift and warns of inflation and price crash
The remarks urge saving, living within income, and cite history after wars as inflation rises before shortages ease and prices fall. The text notes an actor being divorced and mentions Franchot Tone with a platinum blonde description.
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Seon Meme
Aue @ po Franchot Tone
Wife Sues for Divorce. Family Plans France Tour
The News reports that Jean Wallace of Chicago sues her husband for divorce, alleging mental cruelty. The pair plan a month in France to perform opposite each other in a Tone production titled The Enf Theer et fel Tower, with Miss Wallace loaned from Twentieth Century-Fox.
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Jean Wallace
Chicago
France
Etfel Tower
Tone
Cornel! Pictures
Wallace
Twentieth Century-Fox
Tannery Woman Spotted Fever Victim in Carroll County
The death of Mrs Etta Belle Long of Tannery Carroll county is attributed to Rocky Mountain spotted fever. She died Friday evening at Maryland General Hospital. She was 51, daughter of James Tawney and the late Margaret Shriner Tawney. Survived by husband Charles Wye Long and five children Robert C. Frizeliburg Walter E. Jacob R. James R. and Charles D. at home plus three grandchildren and three brothers.
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Etta Belle Long
Charles Wye Long
Carroll County
Maryland General Hospital
James Tawney
Margaret Shriner Tawney
Robert C. Frizeliburg
Walter E. Jacob R. James R
Charles D
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