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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1947

Page

3

Chief makes police force shakeup here

Acting amid a new robberies outbreak in Frederick Chief Frederick Straley announced a crackdown with Mayor Lloyd Culler and the City Attorney. Patrols will be intensified at night and rest periods canceled. only a desk sergeant remains on duty during tours. Norman Dietz begins night shifts temporarily as plans to add two officers proceed.

Frederick Straley Frederick Lloyd ©. Culler Fistly Pfice Straley Norman Dietz Police Commis

Peace Debate Says Firm Stand Against Communism

J Ver neu Coblentz cited Lews Budenz at Kiwanis luncheon stressing world peace depends on a firm US stand against Communism. Budenz, ex Communist Party editor now lecturing, warned of Soviet infil tration across American life and urged alertness. Meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel highlighted by reports from the International Convention in Chicago.

United States J. Verneu Coblentz Kiwanis Cius Lews Budenz Kiwanis International Chicago Bucenz Communist Party Fordham University Coblentz Kenneth J. Metcalf Francis’ Scott Key fCwants Cers Kiwanis Frederick Club Green Top Camp Catechin

Communist Party official Dennis sentenced for contempt

John Lamont from Baltimore attended a Tuesday luncheon. Eugene Dean, general secretary of the U S Communist Party, was sentenced in Washington to one year in jail and fined $1 000 the maximum penalty for contempt of Congress. Federal District Judge David A Pines allowed he remain on a $10 000 bond pending a ruling.

Dennis Washingto Eugene Dean U .S Communist Party Congress David A. Pines

Dennis vows Supreme Court appeal after contempt conviction

Dennis told Judge Pine he will take the case to the Supreme Court if needed after being convicted by a jury of failing to appear before the Holmwe Committee on Un-American Activities on April 9. He declined to purge himself when given the chance to appear before the committee. A concert in Baker Park drew a large audience directed by H David Haran, with the second show postponed.

Court of Appeals District of Columbia Dennis Pine Supreme Court Holmwe Committee On Un-American Activities Baker Park H David Haran

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