Caudle Accused of Trust Breach
Washington December report says King of the House Ways and Means subcommittee accused former Assistant Attorney General T. Lamar Caudle of indiscretion amounting to a breach of the public trust. Caudle, under cross examination, said he may have been guilty of some indiscretions but would not repeat them. He defended his record, insisting he did not commit dishonest acts.
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Washington
Dec
King
D-Calif
T. Lamar Caudle
Caudle
Justice Department
House
Ways and Means Subcommittee
House Investgating
Abraham Teitelbaum
Chicago
Frank Nathan
Bert K. Naster
Miami Beach
Fla
Teitelbaum
Nathan
Naster
Nathan and Caudle in Tax Case Ties and DMV Free Tags
The report covers Caudle’s past role in tax fraud prosecutions and his disbelief over extortion rumors regarding Teitelbaum, plus Dewind’s critique on FBI involvement. It also notes Maryland’s move to tighten rules for free DMV tags for disabled veterans amid scrutiny of tag abuse. Gold is found in a free, or pure, state.
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Nathan
Truman
Caudle
Justice Department
Dewind
Teitelbaum
Poe
J. Howard McGrath
Baltimore
Department of Motor Vehicles
Legislative Council
Michael A Noppinger
Noppinger
Reception Sunday For Gol and Mrs Moree at Camp Detrick
A large Frederick County reception honors Camp Detrick’s Commanding Officer Col Moree and Mrs Moree. Prominent local leaders from Frederick, Middletown, and Fort Ritchie will attend with their spouses, welcoming the Morees as the first couple of the post.
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M. T. Moree
Camp Detrick
Omber
Mes
Donald B Rice
Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland State Police
Jacob R Ramsburg
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Maryland State Grange
R. J. Sottong
Fort Ritchie
Moree
Camp Detrick Officials and Officers Stationed
Camp Detrick officials and representatives from Navy and Air Force are stationed on the post. Officers and their spouses listed include Col. and Mrs. Raymond Randall, Col. and Mrs. Hobert Fincke, Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Woolpert, De and Mrs. LeRoy D. Fothergill, Lt. Cole and Mrs. Cecil D. Miter, I. and Mrs. Keith Lewis, Commander and Mrs. Trenton K. Roebush, and Commander and Mrs. B. B. Berger.
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Camp Detrick
Navy
Air Force
Wats
Raymond Randall
Hobert ‘T Fincke
O C. Woolpert
LeRoy D Fothergill
Cole
Cecil D. Miter
Keith Lewis
Trenton K. Roebush
B. B. Berger
Steel For Schools Will Remain Scarce Through 1952
Washington report notes top mobilization officers tell state governors that steel for schools highways and hospitals will stay scarce through most of 1952. A meeting with Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson Secretary of Defense Robert A Lovett and Defense Production Administrator Manly Fleischmann included fifteen governors discussing the impact of expanding rearmament on public works.
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Washington
Dee
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Robert A Lovett
Manly Fleischmann
It Time You Graduated To A Newer Car
Today’s low prices offer postwar cars at 35 to 70 percent of new prices. See Nash Convertibles at 1595 and Nash Ambs, Oldsmobiles, Buicks and more. Lawson Motor Sales lists multiple models with high old-car allowances and low financing. Open evenings at two locations in town.
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Nash
Mercury
Studebaker
Hudson
Governors Report Mixed News on Structural Steel Outlook
State executives sent personal representatives to a conference where several governors described hopeful but incomplete news on structural steel. Governor Battle of Virginia cited encouraging explanation for limited availability, while Governor Talmadge of Georgia said Wilson and Fleischmann promised potential relief for highways schools and hospitals not before 1982. Spokesmen for mobilization officials said they would reexamine allocations to enable possible increases.
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John S
Delayed Selective Service Postpones 485 Doctors
In Washington on December 10, the draft postponed the induction of 485 physicians until February. These medics, educated at government expense or previously deferred, may be drafted if they do not volunteer. The move follows a Defense Department request due to sufficient volunteers to meet needs.
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Scall
Soctors
Washington
Selective Service
Defense Department
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Ruth McDevitt
Randall F. Sample
Henry F. Sample
Fairmount Street
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Foley
Gol
Main Highway
Emmert R. Bowlus
Church St
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Monty
SERRE
Bown
Turkey
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Sears, Roebuck Amd Co
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Patrick
Frederick, MB
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DeSota
GMAC
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Patrick St
Lawson Motor Sales
W. Patrick St
Jefferson St
Hoe News
Freischmann
ST Joseph
Antiques
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Singer
Coast
Singer Sewing Center
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