Haupt Is First Of Saboteurs To Go On Trial
In Washington July Herbert Haupt one of the German saboteurs on trial heard a former fiancée testify against him. Mrs Gerard Melnd, Chicago divorcee, described Haupt as the man he became after joining the Nazi school of sabotage. The case, held under tight secrecy, includes eight defendants and the jury will decide guilt and punishment, with potential death penalties.
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Herbert Mans Haupt
Germany
Miller
Gerard Melnd
Chicago
Nazi School of Sabotage
Long Island
Florida
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Senate Judiciary Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
District of Columbia
Justice Department
Plack-Square
Elmer Davis
War Information
World war blitz would deploy 3000 bombers against Germany
The piece explains a planned mass raid of 3,000 bombers by British and American leaders, outlining the colossal scale in men, missiles, and equipment. Experts estimate the cost, including aircraft losses, pilot training, fuel, and bombs, at about 930 million dollars.
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Germany
Commission named to try nex day proceedings heads by McCoy
The Justice Department limited access to accredited persons and a fifth floor corridor was sealed for participants. Maj. Gen. Frank A. McCoy led the nine member Commission with generals Grant Winship Gasser Henry Leass Kennedy meeting to set rules. Roosevelt ordered a full and fair trial with the president to receive the commission's decision for final action.
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Justice Department
Frank A. McCoy
Walter 8. Grant
Blanion Winship
Lorenzo D. Gasser
Guy Y. Henry
John T. Leass
John T. Kennedy
Commission
Roosevelt
Two Fined On Charge Of Disturbing Peace
Magistrate Weinberg fines Frank and Helen Mansfield from Wisner Street $1 and 85 respectively for disturbing the peace after Hazel Barthlow testified that Helen Mansfield insulted her in an East Patrick Street restaurant. Barthlow and Douglas Orndorff backed the accusation while Mansfield claimed she only asked why she was called a goat.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Frank
Helen Mansfield
Wisner Street
Hazel Barthlow
East Patrick Street
Branshaw Fails to Appear For Hearing on Drunken Charge
J Branshaw was arrested by Sergt Six land Officer Marks for public drunkenness and forfeited his collateral of 2 50 by not appearing for a hearing.
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Weinberg
Garland Forrest
Daniel E. Swomley
John Doe
Harvey Staub
Sittig and
Hoffman
Lewis
J. Branshaw
Sergt
Sixland
Officer Marks
Third fire at site of old Monterey Inn in Waynesboro
Fire swept the Monterey Inn at Charmian in Waynesboro Pennsylvania marking the third blaze at the site. Local historians recount the 1810 purchase of a log tavern by Lewis Ripple, its 1811 replacement with Ripples Tavern, and a 1817 fire during repairs that led to rebuilding.
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Waynesboro
Monterey Inn
Charmian
Lncal
Lewis Fipple
Monterey
Patrick Mooney
Samuel Buhrman
Rouzerville
Buhrman
1849 Inn Fire Triggers Buhrman Reconstruction
In February 1849 a fire destroyed the building and contents. Buhrman rebuilt the Inn in 1849 50, constructing a large brick house replacing the old fire damaged structure.
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Buhrman
Monterey Aprings Hate! Holmes Purchases Property in 1877
Holmes bought the property in 1877 with accoumed storps for 200 guests and aimed to raise capacity to 500. Rates were T2304 per day and $19 per week, details suggest plans to expand facilities and accommodations for larger gatherings.
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Vv. E. Holmes
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