Hoodlum Unions Chartered By Teamsters Leader
Washington Aug 19 Teamsters president Einar Mohn took responsibility for issuing charters to seven New York locals described by senators as hoodlum tied fakes. Hoffa linked, Mohn said he was unaware of racketeer leadership but approved charters. Senate Rackets Committee pressed on midwest ties to extend Hoffa influence in New York. Testimony noted nonmembers listed as delegates. Hoffa remains a leading candidate to replace Dave Beck. Mohn cites AFL CIO reform plans for expelling officials who invoke the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
Nice
Einar O. Mohn
Teamsters Union
New York
Bil
Ica
James BR. Hoffa
Teamster
Senate
Morn
McClelan
Midwest
Martin Latey
New York Teamster Council
Rourke
Hoffa
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Mohn
Teresa Hanlon
Afl-Cio
Kimble Warns Maryland Employment Security Workers
Baltimore August 19 Rob ert B Kimble executive director of the Maryland Department of Employment Security issued cautions to employees about outside activities. He said workers must obey laws on official conduct and demonstrate moral and ethical principles. He urged no private activity that conflicts with department interests interferes with duties or uses nonpublic information or appears as official actions of the department.
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Baltimore
Robert B. Kimble
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Kimble
Department of Employment Security
Granted Permission To Enlarge Building At Frederick City Hall
The Frederick City Zoning Appeals Board approved Guy E. Kelly's plan drawn by Charles F. Bowers to enlarge the Glass and Almirror Shop building at 301 East Fourth Street, encroaching 86 feet beyond the building line. A prior nonconformist building permit was set aside. no protests were heard. Sammy Thompson, 52, released from Maryland House of Correction on intoxication charge, was jailed for failure to pay a $25.80 bond. trial set for Aug 21 in magistrate's court.
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City Hall
Frederick
W. R. Walter
Charles A. Price
Walter
Kelly
Roy Walter
Sammy Thompson
Maryland House of Correction
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Shock
Evans
Thompson
Magistate
Moroccan King invites Iran to open diplomatic ties
Shah Moham med Reza Pahlavi accepted an invitation from King Mohammed V of Morocco to visit later this year. Moroccan Foreign Minister Abdullah Balafaraj, in Tehran, discussed potential diplomatic relations between the two Muslim nations.
Western Maryland interstate plans draw regional highway group
In Cumberland area discussions legislators pressed a request to induce federal action on the US 40 to US 49 corridor between Hancock and Washington County. State Senator Wheatley led the panel seeking to advance Western Maryland interstate mileage priority while noting right of way cost records for upcoming meetings in Chestertown and Salisbury.
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Cumberland
Hancock
Washingon County
Washington, Pa
Breezewood
John J. McMullen
Fieads Commission
Wheatley Jr
Prince Georges
Maryland
Wheatley
Pam
Chestertown
Salisbury
Juvenile robbers sentenced to thrashing in Maryland
In Prince Georges County Maryland two boys aged 9 and 10 received corporal punishment after admitting a robbery attempt on an off duty police officer from Hyattsville. Judge Emmett H. Nanna warned the youths’ ages spared them from training school and directed parents to administer light wood punishment. The boys faced charges after aiming to rob the officer at a traffic light as he stopped his car.
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Upper Marlboro
Prince Georges County
Emmett H. Nanna
Hel
Hel ‘Warned That Only the Boy’s Ageso Saved Them From A Term In Ther
Lare
Hyattsville
Washlington
Chris
Preston
War memorial contract awarded for Takoma Park
Hammaker Brothers, local monument firm, awarded construction of a war memorial for Takoma Park to be completed by Veterans Day. The white Georgia marble monument stands eight feet four inches tall and five feet wide with four pilasters representing service branches, to be placed at Maple and Philadelphia avenues with future add ons for wings and benches.
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Hammaker Brothers
Takoma Park
Georgia
Maple
Philadelphia Avenues
Hammaker
Washington
Gettysburg
Miss Royston Crowned Queen in Loudoun Bicentennial
Miss Ann Royston of Leesburg 15 was crowned Miss Bicentennial as Loudoun County kicks off a week of events for its 20th birthday. Arthur Godfrey placed the crown before the pageant Loudoun Destiny at the high school grounds. Awards were given for parade floats and marching units as the 18 episode pageant presents county history.
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Leesburg Va
Ann Royston
Leesburg
Loudoun
Arthur Godfrey
Miss Royston
Royston
Istry
John Royston
Bermuda
Godfrey
Goldie
C & P Telephone Co
Leesburg ‘Laundry
Leesburg Hardware
Loudoun Bay ‘Secours
Loudoun GirlScouts
Golden
Hagersjtown
Winchester
Old-Timers Day to open county fair with Sinnisen nominations
The article notes events at a county fair with Sinnisen nominated for a post, including remarks about a morning program and ceremonies. It mentions Richard Sinnisen of Keedysville and events in two states with days labeled Old-Timers and Kid's Day. President Eisenhower is referenced in context of nominations.
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Sinnisen
Senate
Washington
Chuck Dulane
WGAY
Eisenhower
Richard RK. Sinnisen
Keedysvile
Montgomery County Fair Opens Today
Montgomery County Fair opens with Kid s Day events and a pie eating contest. Thousands are expected for the ribbon ceremony led by Miss Washington June Cook of Artington. U S Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon enters 100 prize chickens and Devon cattle from Poolesville, aiming to attend the opening.
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Montgomery County
Miss Washington
June Cook
Artington
MissWashington
WWDC
R. W. Farmer
Redland
Sair
Farmer
United States
Wayne Morse F
Oregon
Petheridge Countess Ltd
Poolesville
Morse
Progressive 4 H Club records August Libpity meeting
The Progressive 4 H Club met August 16 at Johnsville Methodist church hall. Jerry Hevner presided over 13 members two leaders and one new member Clifford Hevner. Attendees included three boys and two girls. Club Week featured daily reports by members Jerry Hevner Larry Hevner Jerry McCaul Jacqueline Hewser and Alice Hevner. Three members will show at the Maryland State Fair. The next meeting is September 20 at Wayne Moore’s home.
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Lib
Johnsville Methodist Church
Jerry Hevner
Kew
Clifford Hevner_i
Larry
Hevner
Frederick youth treated for arm cut in dispute
Jerry F Weedon, 16, of Frederick Route 6, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a minor cut on the left arm after a dispute with Earl Collins 13, also of Route 6. Trooper Willam Davis investigated.
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Jerry F. Weedon
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Willam Davis
Weedon
Earl Manes Collins
Route 6
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Bakerton
Calvin E. Alber
Harpers Ferry
Edgar D. Dillon
Charles Town
F.O.R
Kinsey’s
Motter Ave
Ia Free
Kehne Furniture Co
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Edwin Hevner
Johnsville Methodist AL
Booth
Jacqueline
Barbara Ecker
Libertytown
Loutch Mall
Aulus
J. Wue
Lions of
Lucerne
Firelrial
Louis XVI
Carol Grimes
C. E. Cline & Son
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Farmers € Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Bank of Friendly, Personal Service
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Citizens Office
Fort Detrick
Union Bridge Bank
Union Bridge, Md
Hpersldfide
Stearns & Foster
Yourlind
Mn Line
Siroky
New Delhi
Soidia
Czechoslovakia
Vem Siroky
Foreign Ministry
Espartan-Tv
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Spartan
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William S
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Eugene Kaufman
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