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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1951

Page

16

Once Had Red Cells At Two Universities

Virginia housewife and former FBI spy Mary Stalcup Markward testified to the House Un-American Activities Committee that Communist campus cells existed at two Maryland universities, the University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins, with few active members reported. She said white collar party cells also operated in Maryland and the District, while authorities prepared to question Frederick Vanderbilt Field in New York on bail for Communist leaders.

Washington Virginia FBI Maryland Mary Stalcup Markward House Un-American Activices Committee Reds Bathmore Capital Drew Pearson Communist Party Pearson Mar Markward University of Maryland College Park Communist Partys Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Maany Senates New York City Frederick Vanderbilt Field Senator McCarran Field New York Court Fields New York Markuard Columba Ben Kearness Rep Potter

Maryland Map Proposal Faces Funding Hurdles

Governor McKeldin urged the State Tax Commission to seek engineer help before asking for appropriations to map about 400,000 private properties for tax purposes. The plan, costing up to 769,800 over three years, would create six regional offices and employ 69 staff, but lacks immediate funds and expert personnel.

Annapolis State Tax Commission McKeldin Commission Deeley K Nice Board of Public Works States Emergency Fund Nice California Roads Tax Commission Russell Davis Nathan L Snuth

Boonsboro Man Fatally Hit by Grader on Route 68

State Police report Charjes Raland Castle 36 of Boonsboro died after being struck by a Maryland State Roads Commission grader operated by Millard J Shives Hancock on Route 68 east of Hagerstown. Castle served as a flagman directing traffic when the grader backed and struck him, pinning him under the machine.

CharJes Gasile Nerther Pradet Castle

Florida Supreme Court Upholds Case. Governor Delays Action

The Florida Supreme Court upheld the case as Governor Gaveinor Aller Watscn said it would be considered but offered no timetable. Lerby Lerby on Predenek Md bar ber faced charges for shooting Applebaum six times whose body was found under a bridge on the Miami Trail in Florida's Everglades region.

Florida Supreme Court Gaveinor Aller Watscn Ul Hay Ad Lerby Predenek Md Barber Applebaumn Floridas Everglades

No Death Warrant Signed For Leiby

In Tallahassee Florida on July 11 no death warrant has been signed for MerUam Leiby. The report notes confusion regarding Leonard Annle Baum in a 1919 matter with details unclear.

Leiby Tallahassee Fla MerUam Long Leonard Annlebaum

Shortages Of Skilled Workers Widespread

Washington July 12 The Labor Department says shortages of skilled and semi skilled workers are wider and more troublesome than any time since Korea as defense and civilian output strain manpower. ROBERT C GOODWIN notes tightening condition with hard job access, auto sector cutbacks and union pressure for wage protections while more steel is urged to boost auto production. The latest census figures show identity.

Washington Koea Labor Department Bureau ‘of Employment Security Robert C Goodwin Defense Manpower Administration CiOs United Auto Workers Union Chrysler Michigan Indiana

Employment totals for June show gains and declines

June 1991 payrolls reach about 33.7 million non farm jobs, up 1.4 million from a year earlier, a new June high while 8 million work in agriculture, about 2 million fewer than last year.

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