Brice Loses His Post For Time Being
ANNAPOLIS January 11 Maryland chief conservation official Arthur E Brice forfeited collateral for breaking duck hunting rules. Gov McKeldin named John P Tawes acting chairman of the Board of Natural Resources and the Tidewater Fisheries Commission to replace Brice temporarily. Brice's term expires in June.
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Annapolis
Arthur E. Brice
Maryland
McKeldin
John P
Tawes
Board of Natural Resources
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Brice
Fisheries Commission
Natural Resources Board
Kent County
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Resources Board
Amos
Creighton
State Commissioner of Personnel
Ernest A. ‘Vaughn
William Preston’ Lane “Jr
Lane
Cannery and Bankert brothers charged with tax evasion
Federal indictments accuse Hampstead Maryland cannery Bankert Brothers Co Inc and three Bankert brothers Robert N Charles D and John A of evading about 60000 in income taxes for 1948 to 1951. Robert N Bankert president and Georg Cochran Doub referenced in case.
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Baltimore
Hampstead
Cannery
Bankert Brothers
Robert N
Charles D
John A
Robert N. Bankert
Georg Cochran Doub
U. S
Atorney
Charles D. Bankert
John A. Bankert
SFE
Federal Grand Jury
Heifer Project Opens Three Day Annual Meet
Directors of Heifer Project Inc an interdenominational relief group opened a three day annual meeting at project headquarters in New Windsor with more than 100 people from 13 states and officials from government and the United Nations attending. Reports from Germany Haiti Puerto Rico Afghanistan and the Middle East were reviewed by staff who accompanied shipments of livestock to those regions. Raymond W. Miller of the United Nations FAO addressed a dinner. Tomorrow the board will decide action plans and target areas for the year.
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New Windsor
Heifer Project Inc
Interdenominational Organization
California
Maryland
Heifer Project
United Nations
Germany
Haiti
Puerto Rico
Afghanistan
Middle East
Raymond W. Miller
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
American To Be Freed American To Be Freed
The United States announced Russia will release Pvt. William Verdine of Starks Louisiana, the last of three Americans held in the Soviet Union. Verdine to be handed to American authorities at Berlin. date to be set. Two others, William Marchuk and John Noble, were freed last week. Noble imprisoned 93 years.
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Washington
United States
Russia
William Verdine
Starks
Soviet Union
State Department
Henry Suydam
Molotov
U. S
Moscow
Verdine
Berlin
William C. Marchuk
Norristown
John H. Noble
Detroit
Noble
Marc. Verdine
Suydam
West Germany
New York
Marchuk
New York Supreme Court
Red China Blockade Backed By Radford and Smith
Adm Arthur W Radford chairman of the Joint Chiefs and Sen H Alexander Smith urged a blockade of Red China if needed to secure the release of imprisoned Americans Dulles cautioned restraint while outlining firm handling of the issue Smith urged allied participation to economically squeeze China as a sanction to apply in the standoff
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Washington
Red
China
Dulles
United States
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
H. Alexander Smith (R-Nj
Radford
Far East
Smith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Asphalt Jetties Move Forward At Ocean City Md
Ocean City Maryland completes construction of 40 asphalt jetties along eight miles of beach from Ocean City to the Delaware line. Jetties, spaced 900 feet apart, began last August with several already buried by shifting sand and beach widening up to 15 feet. The project cost 101 000 and plans consider further jetties as needed.
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Ocean City
Maryland
Ocean Beach
Delaware Line
State Roads Commission
Walter Hopkins
Roads Commission
New jetties plan debated by coast commission
The Far Eastern subcommittee discussed potential jetty changes with Hopkins noting two existing jetties might be repositioned midway. Work would skip the resort season and a decision by the commission had not been made yet.
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Dulles
Hopkins
Rockefeller Gift To Aid Ministry Education
Rockefeller Jr proposes a seven million dollar gift to bolster Protestant theological education in the United States as a large grant from securities is placed with a philanthropic agency. Officials hope to complete a concrete promenade replacing a wooden boardwalk from First Street to Division Street by late spring, funded by the gift and related allocations.
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New York
John’ First St
N. Division St
D. Rockefeller Jr
United States
Pitt
Rockefeller
Harvard University
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West Berlin
Otto Suhr
Suhr
Walter Schreiber
East Berlin
Tad
Denner
Dan
John
Henry Foster
Foster
Red China
Dole
Maytag
Goaria
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
NYC
Jan
Ilidt
New York Central Railroad
Board of Directors
Central
Robert RB. Young
Alfred E. Perlman
William White
Weil Brothers
Carlock Memorial Home
South Prospect Street
Hagerstown
Roger G. Harley
K.P
Building City
Economy Oil CO
Fruit & Flowers
Cortley
Hendrickson
Kehne Furn.co
South Market St
William S. Hood
Gore Kelvinator
Kelvinator
Muvee
Lee Lee
Celeet
Odel ER
William S. Hood, Inc
West Patrick St
Francis Scott Key
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