Petrov Fired For Espionage At United Nations
Viktor Ivatovich Petrov a Soviet translator at the United Nations was fired and sent home after officials in New York and Washington disclosed he sought secret U.S. military data. The FBI found he attempted to obtain national defense information. Petrov 31 left for Russia with his wife and son after 1953 U.N. service in the translating section.
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United Nations
N. Y
Viktor Ivatovich Petrov
U On
Alexei
U. N. Secretariat
Secretariat
Susset
Sen. Eastland
Senate
Petrov
U. N
Department of Conference Services
Dag Hammarskjold Uon
Department of State
U. 5S An
Nouncement
Informaioe
Department of Justice
United States
Washington
Justice Department
FBI
National Defense
U. S Aviation Corporation
Asst
William ¥. Thompkins
Department
Internal Security Division
Court News Highlights Domestic Divorces And Marital Notices
Court records show foamy reggy A Philips seeking absolute divorce from Ronald Phillips. Licenses issued for Ralph Wyand and Rebecca Guyton. Harold Shriver and Catherine Roderick. Albert Baker and Rosalie Horne. Ralph Edwards and Rose Holliday. Warnings of temperance property deeds. Carroll County W C T U convention set at Calvary Methodist Church Mt Airy on September 6 with Mrs Merble Haby among attendees.
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Foamyreggy A. Philips
Ronald ‘Nelson Phillips
Ralph W. Wyand
Sharpsburg
Rebecca A. Guyton
Barkittsville
Harold L. Shriver
Frederick
Catherine H. Roderick
Walkeraville
Albert F. Baker
Frederck
Rosalie A. Horne
Mt. Airy
Ralph J. Edwards
Rose E. Holliday
Carrell Cuba
Erate Roneld J. Hardy
Whitsel
Mt Union Carrell County
Y.T.C
Maryland South Temperance
Ford County
Habs Ams
Carroll County
W.C.T.U
Calvary
Methodist Church
NULL
Nerbeck
Georgia Ave
Bachelor Forest Road
Brook John’s Golf Course
Montgomery County
Maryland
B.S. T
Jersey
Harapshire
C. Y. Little
H. M. Alekander
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Leslie B. Young
Nash Sedan
Samuel H. Young
Leslie B. Yeong
Emmert BR. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
Walter E. Sinn
Braddock Heights Decree Ends Street Use Dispute
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer signed an August decree closing the public use of streets along Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights and forbidding their use for 30 days. The order labels First through Sixth Streets and adjacent 20 foot alleys as not public streets, citing Plat Book 5th Folios 3 and 124.
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Patrick M Schnauffer
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
First Street
Second Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Maryland Avenue
Braddock Building Company
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Dufford J Sheets
Theodore Proctor
Nicholas V. Hutchin Jr
Eric Lundgren
E. Medora Jones
Eleanor Jones Warehime
Margert T. Fell
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Court News
Merble Haby, North
4Th St. Pike
Becky Springs
McCormick-Deering
McCormick Deeling
Clinton M. Schwartz Frederick
Emmert R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Null and Null Auctioneers
Florida
Delaware Avenue
Brunswick
E.S.T
Westinghouse
O. L. Mitchell
Brunswick, MD
John W. Null
Delbert S. Null
Frederick, Md
Raymond L, Kelly
Hiltner-Roelke Appliance Center
Patrick ST
Wisconsin
Close Springers
Andrew J. Hoff
New Windsor, MD
Mt. Pleasant Farm
Woodbridge, Va
U.S. Rt. 1
Woodbridge
Fairfax
D.h.la
Andrews
Orange
Virginia
Brigham
St. Albans
Vermont
E. W. Thompson
James Debutts
Howard Wells
Tuscarora District
Fei Steple
Samson L. Young
Samentha
Samuel H. Telephone
Mamie F. Kidd
George A. Young
Lottie J. Murray
Caile Tvliw Jae
New Windsor
Libertytown
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Bangs
Poland
China
New Hampshire
Minneapolis
Ides
McCormick
Ontario
John Deere
Cora
Helland
Lew Down
Davis
Ensilare
Fale
Wagem
Deltinger
Ford
Deena
MES
Ruby E.nash
Laesh
Liberty Methediet
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