Jurors Asked To Delay U N Report
Foreman of a New York federal grand jury testified that Secretary Acheson did not want a report accusing disloyal Americans of infiltrating the United Nations. Justice officials and FBI officials were cited as opposing a delayed report amid claims of a subversive clique inside the U S government.
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Washington
New York
Acheson
United
Joseph P. Keich
Howse
Atty
McGranery
Keyim
Man Jailed On Charge Of Assault
A man was jailed on a charge of assault in an unspecified location with unclear details from the fragmented OCR text. The report mentions a plea but lacks full names, dates, or affiliations to identify parties or the proceeding.
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Richardson wins best actor for film role in Come Bein Livie Sneba
Garry Richardson is praised as the top actor in the British film Come Bein Livie Sneba for his performance shown at the Sound Bar age. The article notes his standout work and mentions the film’s reception and award context.
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Garry
1Gaz Richardson
Livie
Six Medals Are Given To Senator McCarthy
The Marine Corps awarded Senator McCarthy six medals for gallant and meritorious service as a World War II Marine air combat intelligence officer in the Pacific. Col John R Lanigan presented the Distin guished Flying Cross Air Medal and four additional air medals or stars in lieu. The ceremony occurred in McCarthy's Washington office with signing by Dan A Kimball for President Truman.
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Marine Corps
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wist
Pacific
Tte
John
R. Lanigan
Fifth Reserve Marine District
Lanigan
United States
Truman
Navy
Dan A. Kimball
Wisconsin
Deport Rubinstein Facing Deportation in New York
Washington December 29 Attorney General McGranery ordered Serge M Rubinstein a Russian born financier of New York City taken into custody for deportation The order affirms a 1947 draft evasion conviction and upholds by the Board of Immigration Appeals Rubinstein has fought deportation for nearly 10 years Born in Russia he later became a Portuguese citizen and arrived in 1938 on a Macao passport He could be deported to Portugal and his career in high finance is noted with disputed methods and a Rasputin connection in his family background.
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McGranery
Serge M. Rubinstein
New York City
Attorney General
Rubinstein
Board of Immigration Appeals
United States
Immigration Service and
Justice Department
Canada
Macao
Portugese
China
Manuel Rubinstein de Rovello
Immigration Service
Lewisburg
New York Federal District Court
Securities and Exchange
Portugal
Rasputin
Russia
Use Pressure, Truman Says
President Truman charged some business interests, notably oil companies, with pressuring federal agencies through intimidation. He compared such efforts to bribery aimed at swaying a judge, in a public letter to FTC Commissioner Stephen J. Spingarn and in a message to Eisenhower and party chairs.
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Truman
Federal Trade
Stephen J. Spingarn
Irving
Spingarn
Eisenhower
Patterson Memorial Awards Established
Patterson Memorial Awards established at Atington on December 19 as a tribute to a fallen war aviator. A trophy and a memorial ceremony are planned with the date to be announced. the award was suggested by admirers led by Ma Geratius Ochs Acher, vice press agent of the 77th Infantry Division.
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Atington
Eto
Spy Group Probe On Widespread Czechoslovakian Espionage Claim
Sen Mundt said he would urge a further Senate inquiry into sworn charges that a spy group near the Los Alamos weapons installation was run by the Czechoslovakian government through United Nations staff. The allegation came from Harvey Matusow who testified at a Salt Lake City hearing about a Czech secretary at a U N delegation and a ranch near Taos used by Communist partisans.
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Los Alamos, N. M
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Harvey Matusow
Dayton
Ohio
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Matusow
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Utah
George Stary
Human Rights Conference
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Taos
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Communist Party
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U. N
Agencies Seek 10 Percent Boost in Next Budget
Baltimore December 29 state departments request 10 percent more for the next fiscal year, totaling 106,826,074 from general funds. This is 9,872,892 above the current year, and 3,834,523 beyond projected general funds plus surplus. Special funds bring the total to about 200 million. Governor McKeldin will review and trim general fund requests before presenting the budget within 20 days after the January 7 Assembly convenes.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
General Assembly
Mountbatten Power Behind Throne
Paris dispatch notes Admiral Mountbatten as the grey eminence of the British court with influence over Duke of Edinburgh and Queen Elizabeth. The piece says Conservatives fear his control and his push toward a popular monarchy. A separate Atlanta item reports a special Second District election to replace Rep Cox, with candidates speaking at Camila. Also mentions a 28 year anniversary celebration and local social notes.
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Truman Credits Korea Intervention For Global Peace
President Truman, in a series of interviews, says sending U S troops to Korea under a United Nations mandate may have saved the world from another world war. He praises Greek Turkish aid, the Marshall Plan, and U S economic strength as eight years kept the globe from disaster. He views November's Democratic defeat as a campaign round and backs Adlai Stevenson and Stephen Mitchell, planning further talks with youth before deciding on post-presidency work.
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Russia
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Oval Room
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Stephen A. Mitchell
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North
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Independence
Know Your Fireman Moose Miller of Frederick Fire Dept
Charles E Miller Jr known as Moose Miller driver at the United Fire Company South Market firehouse with a long service history and family ties to Frederick’s firefighting. Born February 20 1926 he served in WWII and returned to complete high school in 1937 then joined the fire company in 1948 and married Nadine Smith in 1950. The Millers reside at 718 North Market with daughter Karan Lee.
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United Fire Company
Charles E. Miller, Jr
South Market Street
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Tim
Ela Miller
South Street
Mr. Miller
Frederick
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Germany
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University of Maryland
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Kenneth W. Smith
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Karan Lee
North Market Street
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Ioman
U S Psychology Must Change for Peace Attained
Washington dispatch argues peace depends on a total shift in American psychology and Western alliance unity. It cautions against Communist infiltration weakening resolve, urges courage and firm policy to deter Soviet aggression and end the Korean War.
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U. S
Room Gutted By Fire Here
Fire gutted the second floor living room of a colored family at 185 West All Saints street causing a general alarm at about 3 30 p m Monday. Flames belched from upstairs windows as firefighters arrived. The building owner is Bruce White. the Sewell family occupied the second floor. An overheated kerosene heater reportedly sparked the blaze, destroying the room’s contents while smoke and water damaged the rest of the house. Firefighters battled through dense smoke with a booster stream aided by a watchdog guarding the door.
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Bruce White
Sewell
Fremen
Ed Morgan
Citizens Hook-And-Ladder
Moose” Miller
Uniteds
West Patrick Street
United
Citizens
All Saints
Cumberland Woman Is Still Missing
A red pocketbook found near Cumberland provides the first clue in the disappearance of Odessa Frances Meister 35. She was last seen Dec 20 boarding a bus for her Celanese Corp plant shift and may have been near her home when the item was found. Police and Boy Scouts searched the area as the Meister family, including an 11 year old daughter, awaits news.
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Cumberland
UPA
Odessa Frances Meister
Meister
Celanese Corp
Thomas
Meisters
Celanese
Two Hunters Are Killed In Separate Accidents
In Keyser West Virginia two hunters died from shotgun wounds in separate incidents. Donald Edward Kimble 16 of Ft Ashby High School near Keyser apparently slipped dropping his gun and it discharged injuring him fatally. Stewart Freneth Miller 52 of Germania Grant County was found fatally wounded in the stomach with ground marks showing he used his 20 gauge shotgun as a prop to stop a slip during a hunting trip.
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W Va
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Donald Edward Kimble
Stewart Freneth Miller
Germania
Grant County
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Ft. Ashby High School
W. Frank Bowley
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William Yost
Otis Cooper
Cpl
Frank
Tribett
Ruth Muller
Grandma Robber Tells Of Stick Ups
Los Angeles December 29. A grandmother bank robber, Mrs Ethel Arata 52, admits a brief crime career with two bank stickups. She says robbing a bank takes more courage than buying bread. She laments ruining Christmas for FBI agents and police during a Christmas Eve arrest. She claims not to be a grandma and cites her father’s early riches and 1929 crash losses.
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FBI
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Benjamin S. Catts
Mollywood
Catis
Doctor Hospitalized Easton After Car Crash
Dr Charles Winnacott, en route from Ridgely to Memorial Hospital, crashed his car and was injured but not seriously. State police reported the incident occurred today and noted he was traveling to visit a patient.
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Charles
Winnacott
Ridgely
Memorial Hospital
Winnacoyi
Youth Told To Sell Car
Two Braddock Heights teenagers were given generally suspended sentences after pleading guilty to petty larceny of a tire tube and wheel from a car. Metz 19 and Gilbert 15 admitted taking the parts to fix Metz’s car, valued at $15. Metz agreed to dispose of his automobile within 30 days as a condition. Other city court items included a not guilty verdict for Russell Harshman on reckless driving and multiple holiday traffic fines and suspensions.
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H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Edwin F. Nikirk
LeRoy Oscar Metz
Luke Thomas Gilbert
Sergi
Harry Quinn
Sergt
Harry Phillips
Frank Starner
Hillside Motor Co
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Nikirk
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Myersville
Ralph J. Fisher
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Harmony
Dickerson
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E. C. Crowther
Walter D. McDaniel
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Reginald
B. Davis
Madison Street
William Ralph Weedon
Frederick
William Boone
Marshall H. Hockey, Jr
Monrovia
George H. Bostian
Union Bridge
Bernard King
Harlan de Grange
Ernest W. Morton
Walkersville
Jesse C. Reed
Woodbine
de Grange
John W. May
Thurmont
John A. Daly
Quinn
Trump
Reynolds
Smith Named As State Anti-Subversive Chief
NAPOLIS Dec 29 Marvin H. Smith an Eastern Shore lawyer with counter intelligence service in the Army was named legal chief of anti subversive activities in Maryland. Atty Gen Edward D Rollins appointed him special assistant in charge of anti subversive activities Smith will replace QC Bowe Duckett on Feb 1 Rollins said Duckett held the post since it was created three years ago. The Other Law of 1940 aimed at ferreting out Communist activity in Maryland calls for an assistant attorney general to coordinate investigations by county grand juries and to check loyalty of public employees. Smith a Republican lives in Federalsburg has practiced law in Denton since his release from the service late in 1945. He was admitted to the bar in October 1941 and entered the Army a month later.
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Napolis
Marvin H. Smith
Maryland
Edward D. E. Rollins
Smith
Bowe Duckett
Rollins
Duckett
Federalsburg
Denton
Hns
RFC approves 70,900 loan for Bowen and Co in Bethesda
The Reconstruction Finance Corp awards a 70,900 loan to Bowen and Co Inc of Bethesda Md to aid a 100000 factory building project. The firm makes engineering and electronic equipment mainly for the armed services.
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Richmond
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Bowen and Co. Inc
Bethesda
RFC
Buiding
Principality
Armed Services
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