Leftist Millionaire Jailed Over Bond for Communist Leaders
Frederick Vanderbilt Field, heir to a rich line, was found in contempt of court for refusing to name who provided an $80,000 bond for four bailjumping Communist leaders. FBI Chief Hoover urged citizens to help locate eight fugitives, with four already in custody and four still sought on charges of advocating violent overthrow of the government. Field's bail fund had posted $260,000 for 11 leaders. a separate $80,000 bond was forfeited and traced to identify the bond backers.
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New York
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Sylvester J. Ryan
America
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Henry Winston
Gus Hall
Robert Thompson
New York State
Gilbert Green
Illinois
Fred Morris Fine
William Norman Marrow
Sidney Steinberg
Joseph Edward Jackson, Jr
Field
Civil Rights Congress
U. S
U.S
Congress
Ryan
Commodore Cornelius Vanderlei
Staten Island
Contempt action tied to Socialist Party member’s prior case
The article recalls a 1928 entry when he joined the Socialist Party and notes a second contempt proceeding. Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough acquitted him last March of a contempt of Congress citation for refusing to answer a Senate committee, ruling he could not be compelled to incriminate himself.
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The
Frederick
Socialist Party
T. Alan Goldsborough
Congress
Senate
Washington
Truman
Luther W. Youngdal
Minnesota
District of Columbia
Humphrey
Trueman
Benson Assumes State Auditor Post Under McKeldin
James L. Benson, CPA and lawyer, has taken office as State Auditor by appointment of Governor McKeldin. A former Nice administration official and past president of the Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants, Benson is connected to Baltimore firms and civic groups.
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James L. Benson
McKeldin
Benson
Nice
Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants
Mary Frances Sidwell
Frank Hunter Sidwell
Johnsville
Westminster
George R. Sidwell
Baltimore
Mr. Benson
Joshua L. Benson
Sallie W. Benson
Wooden, Benson and Walton
May Sign Jap Treaty Soon
Washington reports the United States aims to sign a Japanese peace treaty this summer along with a separate security pact with Australia and New Zealand. Officials expect ratification not before January due to Senate work, as Dulles distributes the revised treaty text to 15 concerned nations.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Senate
Australia
New Zealand
John Foster Dulles
Truman
Dulles
London
Paris
Far Eastern Commission
South Korea
Indonesia
Ceylon
U. S
Herbert Morrison
Bible School Picnic and Awards at Elias Lutheran
Rainy weather forced the Elias Lutheran church Bible school in Emmitsburg to hold its picnic in the parish hall. Officers and teachers organized donations and prizes for perfect attendance across multiple classes, culminating in a public program led by Rev. Bower and other staff.
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Community Daily Vacation Bible School
Elias Lutheran Church
Emmitsurg
George Eyster
Leonard Zimmerman
Joseph Hoke
George Gingell
Fern Baker
Samuel Hays
Charles Valentine
Roy Sanders
George Wilhide
Maddock
Clarence Hahn
Harry Hahn
Charles Fuss
May Fiery
Jack Waniz
Ruth Amble
Lois Keitholtz
Sue Hays
Grace Rowe
Wagerman
James Allison
Louis Bell
William Frailey
Robert Gillelan
Matthews Store
Herbert Rogers
Clarence Harner
Clarence Frailey
Bernice Boyle
Edward Null
The
Bible School
Jasper Wantz
Mr. Bower
America
Edmund Welker
Adam Grim
Carol Messner
Barbara Allison
Judy Valentine
Ronnie Long
Shirley Hahn
Harriet Hahn
Stevie Wilhide
Barbara Hardman
Pennie Gingell
Linda
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Helfrer
Henry E. Genius
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Dorothy G Cale
W. Patrick Trees
Betty Cale
Hagerstown
William Peon
Chelsie
Palisades Park
N.J
Jack Bloom
Lawrence Anderson
Frederick High School
Bible School At
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Connie Baker
Richard Hardman
Edward Baker
Gregory Bushman
Nancy Messner
Alice Welch
Billy Zimmerman
Bobby Zimmerman
Marvin Cregger
Bobby Gingell
Edward Welch
Ronald Plank
Shirley Brewster
Charles Sanders
Phyllis Hents
Katherine Amble
Juanita Ashbaugh
Robert Troxell
Carlos Englar
Sandra Wagerman
Barbara Aliison
Wayne Sanders
Wilmer Shank
Peggy Hardman
Nancy Valentine
Mac Bushman
Eric Glass
Betsy Hays
Nina Shank
Tommy Bushman
Alfred Hahn
Meade Fuss
Carolyn Amble
Carel Messner
Jack White
Linda Inox
Patsy Kelly
Nora Damuth
Thomas Wilhide
Becky Hays
Edna Zimmerman
Thomas Bushman
Carl Grim
Jesus
Shah
Tehran
Iran
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James EF. Doll
South Market Street
Lises
Kemp's
Federal Reserve Bank
William H. B. Anders
Parsons Newman
Counsel
Lewis M. Sponseller
W. Bartgis Storm
David MM. Kemp
Joseph D. Baker, II
Nevin S. Baker
Charles H. Conley, M. D
H. Gambrill, JR
Elias B. Ramsburg, JR
W. H. B. Anders
R, W. Harbaugh
Daniel E. Wight
Alden E. Fisher
Harry QO. Schroeder
Cuyizens National Bank
Corner Market and
Patrick Sts
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Reserve System and
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