Governors Gift Sparks 1940s Wool Cloth Controversy
Washington AP reports Bernard Goldfine claimed to have given 23 governors bolts of wool cloth valued at 30 6 percent to 3 per cent? at the 2355 Governors Conference in Ciucazgo. He released letters from governors acknowledging the gift and noted no ethical wrongdoing, with names including Williams Lausche Leader Hoegh and Foss among recipients. Reports describe related industry discussions and a series of local social notes.
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Washington
Bernard Gokifine
Ciucazgo
Ite
Uic
Adams
Sherman Adams
Boston Texte
Goldfine
Jack Lotto
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
George AL Leader
Pennsylvania
Leo A Hoegh
Iowa
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Joe Foss
South Dakota
Lane Dwinell
New Hampshire
Willans
Leader
Lebanon
Norman Brunsdale
North Dakota
Robert, Kennon
Louisiana
Ford Q Ebridge
Guam
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Wiliam C. Marland
West Virginia
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
Theodore R McKeldin
Maryland
Qival E. Faubus
Arkansas
J. B. Johnson
Vermont
Lime Kiln Community Notes Include Communion Service
Lime Kiln correspondent reports Holy Communion at MP Church Sunday July 15 at 7 30 p m led by Rev Charles Shooks. Mr and Mrs M M Carter and Mrs G Fisher also noted. In Baltimore, H E Fisher hosted visit. Master Donald Grumbine Frederick spent time with Mr and Mrs Richard Baugher. Mr Clarence Dudrow mentioned. Mrs Helen Grusking of Baltimore featured in local notes.
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John Lindsay
Baltimore
Willam Nethouse
Mt. Airy
Nehouse
Erma DeGrange
Gale Ranneberger
Blair
Harry Ranneberger
Joy
Donald Ranneberger
Leroy Ranneberger
Bel Air
Ranneber
M. W. Carter
Charles Shooks
MM Carter
G . Fisher
H. E. Fisher
Donald Grumbine
Frederick
Richard Baugher
Tow
Clarence Dudrow
Helen Grusking
Balti
Three Years for Nevada Cowboy in Money Case
Raymond Lewis Headspeth, 37, a Nevada dude ranch cowboy with a criminal past, was sentenced by U S District Judge Emeu C Cheats to three years in prison after pleading guilty to interstate transportation of money belonging to Barbara Doubleday. He agreed to return about 186000 and the victim received 9000 in assets. the case arose from a Reno ranch visit during a divorce proceeding.
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Miamm
Fla
Raymond Lewis Headspeth
Nevada
U.S
Doubleda
Doubleday
Reno
Nev
James A. Doubleday
Grace Episcopal Church
Kirkwood
Marlow Column Predicts Boost in 1959 Economy
Column by Frank Cormier argues that the U S economy will get a bigger boost from the government than the official budget shows. Cash flow and deficit figures suggest a larger impact, with August 4 hearing set for Little Rock integration case after federal judge's order suspension.
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Frank Cormier
James Marlow Washington
Uscle Sam
Lacie Sam
Tne
Eia
Security
Fis
ST. Louis
Central High School
Little Rock
Jones Sanborn
US Court of Appeals
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Amore
Mrs
Smith Cecil
Katharine Kaetzel
Earl Forest
Brunswick
Amy Whitter
Argel Kaetzel
George Compher
Fails Church
Buster Glover
James Springs
Route 2
John Green
Glenda Towline
James Soper
Butch Ballsgher
Leslie Fellows
Susie
Ethel Stine
Vernon Koontz
Donna
Pegsy
Mrs .Koontz
Elmer Kline
Hagerstown
Erma de Grange
Johnn H. Foster
Ocean City
B&o Railroad Company
Alpha Cement Company
Donald Mellar
Winchester
Karl Marx
the News
H.a
Francis Dickensheets
Mer
Harry Footer and Co
S. Market St. — Frederick
N. Market St. Frederick Shopping Center
Shop High
Milk Commission
Abs
Pearre
Excelsior Dairy
East Seventh St
Fountain Service
Dailey
Valar
Colonial Jewelry CO
Will Hurwitz
West Patrick St
Uae
Garland
Pete” Ausherman
Butterfly Lane
Frederick, Md
Italy
Yee
General Electric
Modern Lighting CO
N. Market St
Lee W. Phillips
Esther Williams
Tthe No
America
Mr. Phillips
Jee W. Phillips
Francis Scott Key Hotal
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