$50 An Acre For Pentagon Underground
Real estate operator values land seized for a government underground Pentagon near the Pennsylvania Maryland border at 50 dollars per acre. Alfred Holt, of Baltimore, could gain about 14 000 dollars for his 280 acre tract after rejecting 2890 dollars offer. Additional testimony and tax sale details emerge as 11 100 acres are involved in the federal suit.
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Lewisburg
Blue Ridge Summit
U.S. Army
Pennsylvania-Maryland
U. S. District Court
Charles & Gardner
Alfred Holt
Baltimore
Eugene Nogi
Scranton
Holt
Hall
Wyoll
Ft. Ritchie
Frederick V. Follmer
Atty
Robert MacLeod
U. S
Gardner
MacLeod
Lands Division
U. S. Justice Department
Gets Term and Fine for Tax Evasion in Baltimore
Howard W. Geary a Baltimore florist was sentenced to one year in prison and fined $15,000 by Federal Judge W. Calvin Chesnut for evading payment of $26,810 for 1946 to 1949. His attorney noted lack of understanding of bookkeeping and math. A related case against Geary’s wife was dropped. Also reported: Basil Dr. Wells, Severna Park painting contractor, convicted of attempted evasion of $13,526.36 and sentenced to nine months in prison with $5,000 fine. Dividends paid on listed NYSE common stocks rose to a record $5.87 billion in 1952, up 3.6 percent, with gains in electrical equipment, aircraft, and utilities and declines in U.S. firms abroad, textiles, and farm machinery.
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Baltimore
W. Calvin Chesnut
Howard W. Geary
University of Maryland
Joseph W. Sherbow
Chesnut
Geary
Maryland
Virginia
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange Magazine
U. S
Young IY Alesandro Seeks Dismissal Of Charges
Baltimore news reports 20 year old Frank lin Roosevelt D Alesandro son of the mayor seeks dismissal of charges amid double jeopardy claims after being found innocent of statutory rape. His lawyer Joseph W. Sherbow argues for access to grand jury records and witness lists as the case faces potential trial in mid February.
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Baltimore
Franklin Roosevelt D'Alesandro
Jdaxy
Fidesmissal
Oaoperyors
Joseph W. Sherhow
Dalesandro
Ghavhanales
Young D'Alesandro
James H.jacks Pollack
D'Alesandro
Sherbow
Young D*alesandro
S. Ralph Waraken
AFL press for new wage hikes and public works plan
AFL leaders demand a new round of wage increases and immediate public works projects to counter the economy’s downturn. Meany warns signs point downward and cites 3.35 million displaced workers since mid 1953 as unemployment grows. Britain orders five Comet 111 jetliners as BOAC plans early 1956 delivery. Ginger Rogers reports a burglary at a London hotel suite involving mink and ermine valued at 16,800.
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Milam] Beach
Fla
AFL
George Meany
Eisenhower
Meany
Last Teton
London
British Overseas Airways Corp
Capale
BOAC
Pan American Airways
Ginger Rogers
Subuurban Egham
Jacques Bergerac
Miss Rogers
December Industrial Production Declines
In Washington and Maryland reports on December output show production indexes dipping. The Federal Reserve notes a 7 percent drop from peak July 1953, with January expected to dip further. industrial activity trails prior highs while the 1947 39 base shows December at 27 percent above that origin.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Polar explorer G C Rovitt to speak at Hood College
Orate POLAR EXchn-Cmdr G C Rovitt LoONE famed Arctic explorer aviator pioneer and aviation research engineer will speak Thursday at Brodbeck Hall Hood College. Visit sponsored by Camp Detrick Unit of the Research Society of America in cooperation with Hood College. Neville figured prominently in early U S aviation ventures and joined Admiral Byrd.
Free introductory lesson invites families this Thursday
Parents are invited to bring children to a free introductory lesson this Thursday to meet teachers. Friends should be told about the special class. For more information, call Bunny Bennett at MD 23-6547.
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Dad
Bunny Bennett
Memorial Mass for Lt Edward Flanagan at Mount St Marys
Memorial Mass held at Mount St Marys College on February 8 marks the first anniversary of Lt Edward Flanagan U.S.M.C. who died in Korea. Flanagan, a 1951 Mount St Marys alumnus, was a standout athlete in basketball and football and a memorial medal honors a student for scholarship conduct and sportsmanship. Reverend Hugh J Phillips will celebrate the Mass.
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Edward Flanagan
U.S.M.C
Mount St. Mary's College
Korea
St. Flanagan
Mount St. Mary's
Mount St
Flanagan
Rahway
N. J. Key
Hugh J. Phillips
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Pentagon Underground
IY Alesandro
Read
Gchag Chase Soneg
Acre
National Laboratories
Salt
California
Parsons
Willard W. Millikan
Maryland Air National Guard
National Guard Bureau
Junior Association of Commerce
Millikan
Andrews Air Force Base
Warrior Field
Dundalk
Flarbor Field
F. W. Woolworth Company
Woolworth
A. L. Cornwell
Cornwell
Rockville
Montgomery County Counel
County Board of Education
William F. Ballis
PTA Council
Ballis
Edwin C. Creeger
American Legion
Thurmont
J. E. Prendergast
Legionnaires of the Post
Hawaii
Theodore R. McKeldin
Samuel Wilder King
Mawaii
Col. C. Stanford
Chesapeake Bay
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Col. Cost
Washington County
Sergeant
Lawrence Everhart Chanter
Sons of the American Revolution
Frederick
Lily of the
C.O.D
Raver Nurseries
Dept
Bloomington
Mlinois
Fred W. Sheip
Mele
Elks Club
West Second Street
Jessons
Arthur Murray
Mom
G. 0
Neville and Assacrites
Ing
Vagieyers Free
Greenland
Neville
Herbert G. Tanner
Camp Detrick
Arthur J. Rawson
Detrick Resa
RCA
Victor
Joset Pert Tae
Joseph Mose Dei
Childrer
Monocacy Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Stewart Manor
Motter Ave
Valentine
Deuter
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