Shouting Row Highlights Hearing In Congress Testimony
Washington AP four former Communist party members clashed during a Senate hearing when one witness identified Benjamin Davis in the audience as a former Communist. Davis and Patterson exchanged insults as Davis invoked the Fifth Amendment and Patterson denied the accusation, escalating the confrontation.
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Washington
Senate
Ouard Patterson
Benjamin Davis
Gus Hall
United States
Moscow
Hall
Tterson
Wth
Halli
Scnhool
Subcommitee Council
J. C. Sourwine
Patterson
US Communist Party
Davis
Advantages Of Scout Training Highlighted By Frederick Youth
Two Frederick boy scouts addressed the Kawami Club at the Frances Scott Key Hotel praising scouting benefits. Bob Garner and Dave Guegenheim detailed merit projects, leadership training, public speaking, and religious and safety lessons shaping character and future life.
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Frederick
Kawami Club
Frances Scott Key Hotel
Bob Garner
Kinaman
Omas A. Garner
Dave Guegenheim
Fort Detrick
Pat Fredercrick Henry
Bob
North Frederick
Cave
West Frederick
Twe
Dave
Roger Cann
Ameririca
Francis Scott Key
Kiwanian Garner
H. Reese Shoe ‘Tanker
Birthdays Honored in Book Ceremony for Local Members
The event celebrated birthdays of Jim Rimler and others on February 1 and 4 with Sperry Storm, pianist, in attendance. Secretary J Vernon Coblentz oversaw attendance pin distribution for 28 Kawianans with perfect attendance, led by Albert M Coblentz with 35 years and Melvin Engle with 24 years credited.
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Jim Rimler
Bob Stansfield
Herman Hauver
Sperry Storm
J. Vernon Coblentz
Albert M. Coblentz
Melvin Engle
Ins
Gambling Probe Turned Down in Anne Arundel County
Anne Arundel County commissioners tabled a motion to support a statewide gambling investigation endorsed by Gov. Tanes. Dr. Carl P. Russell urged study of social and moral aspects in Charles, St. Marys, Calvert, and other southern Maryland counties. Boehm questioned revenue loss if gambling were outlawed. Russell proposed offsetting by property tax equalization. The vote followed a voice tally, with Wilde urging scrutiny of gambling effects.
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Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Cou Ners
Board of County Commissioners
Maryland
Frank W. Wide
Tanes
Stud
Lezaldel
Charles
St. Marys
Calvert
Carl P. Russell
L. A
Boehm
Wilde
Afra
Top Teamster Convicted Of Contempt
Wilkham Presser, a top Ohio Teamsters official, is convicted of contempt of Congress for refusing to invoke the Fifth Amendment before the Senate rackets committee. The one day trial ended with Judge James W. Morris ruling he could have invoked but chose to claim records were produced, waiving the right to avoid cross examination. Sentence postponed pending a probation report.
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Washington
Senate
Wilkham Presser
Ohio
Teamsters Union
Congress
Presser
U.S
James W. Morris
Asst
U.S. Rty
William Hitz
Morris
Contempt of Congress and Farm Fire Reported
The article notes a contempt of Congress case with a defendant allowed to remain free on bond. It also reports a small barn fire at W J Lee on Daysville road with losses estimated at 100 to 200 dollars and the fire confined to a 10 by 5 foot area. Farm property adjacent buildings were not damaged.
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Tion
Pressert
Congress
Walkersville Fire Company
W. J. Lee
Daysville Road
Walkersville Company
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Walter Snow
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