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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1946

Page

5

Ottawa spies tied to Soviet Fifth Column networks

Ottawa based Royal Commission report reveals Moscow sought top secret political and wartime defense data from Canada the United States and Britain. It details a Soviet led fifth column via three networks military espionage NKVD and a political section with ties to the embassy in Ottawa and indirect reach into Europe and the United States.

Ottawa Canada Supreme Court Moscow United States NKVD Great Britain Europe Itawa Nicolai Zabotin United Kingdom Tgor Gouzenko Col Zabotin Gouzenko Wye Taseiat Raeenion Savitt

Fair Rent Group Named By O Conor

Annapolis July 15 Governor O Conor announced a nine man State fair rent commission as part of efforts to prepare for potential rent control. He stressed the panel has no statutory authority and does not preclude a future special session, while the Baltimore real estate board urged the move to keep rents at fair levels in most cases.

Annapolis O'Conor Fair Rent Commission General Assembly Baltimore Real Estate Board Boston Lve Belfast Roxbury Back Bay Clarence Wright Pauline Kenney Samuel Eisenstadt Wright Massachusetts Ave Kenney City Hall Rose F. Dechene Montreal Canada

Parks in city to receive mid year attention

Frederick's parks will receive significant work between now and August 1 focusing on trimming trees lawns and shrubs and upgrading the miniature golf course to serve younger children once sufficient labor is available. City finances show $11,080.94 spent January 1 to June 15 with $12,460.06 remaining of $23,491 allocated for parks.

Frederick W. R. Walter Culier Adinistration Department of Parks Park Department Baker, Mullinix Carrol and Schley Parks Memorial Ground Harmon Field Hospital Park Bentz Street Seventh Street Mt. Olivet Boulevard McCurdy East Third Street West 14Th St Baker Park Mullinix Park Sherman Avenue

Americans Freed By Reds In Soviet Zone Release

Berlin July 16 The Russians freed two Americans held 15 days for entering the Soviet occupation zone without a written permit. Warrant Officer Samuel L. Harrison of San Antonio and wife Helen were released to Major General Frank A. Keating. Capt. Harold Cobin and Lt. George Wyatt remained in custody, with word from American officials that Russia promised to investigate the base. The release followed a perceived reprisal tied to the pursuit of two Russians held by U S authorities.

Berlin Frank A. Keating U. S. Berlin Harold Cabin Newark N. J George Wyatt Oklahoma City Oranienburg Navy Cobin Wyatt Harrisons U.S Red Army U. S Harrison Keating

Baltimore Milk Price to Rise to 19 Cents Per Quart

Baltimore dairy officials announce a 1 cent per quart price hike effective Thursday, raising the base price for 4 percent milk to 19 cents a quart in the city. The increase, the third since June 1, follows similar rises in Washington and Philadelphia and affects producers at 25 cents per hundredweight for milk shipped to dairies.

Washington Shermantine Philadelphia Baltimore Sherermantine R. W. Shermantine Maryland Co-Operative Milk Producers’ Association

Europe For Europeans Is Now Proposed

A U S Military Government report notes postwar German intellectuals push a Europe for the Europeans plan to free the Continent from American and Russian influence. They favor an economic union including Western Germany France Belgium Holland and Luxembourg with Europe’s independence restored. No official party endorses the plan though some see it as a Western European bloc against Russia.

Frankfurt Germany Europe U. S France Belgium Holland Luxembourg Russia America Nui United States Britain Ruhr

Nine Executed for Selling of Pogrom Kielce Case

Warsaw reports that nine men, condemned by a Polish military tribunal for organizing the Kielce pogrom on July 4, were executed by firing squad early today. Three accomplices received prison terms after last week’s sentencing. appeals were denied. The Kielce pogrom claimed 41 lives, mostly Jews, amid mob violence sparked by a false rumor.

Warsaw Pre Foreign Ministry Kielce Supreme Military

Congress Rejects Truman Housing Consolidation Plan

Washington July 15 Congress killed President Truman’s order to merge housing bureaus into a single national agency. The Senate 45 to 3 disapproved Plan No 1 after lukewarm support for other White House plans. The House had already rejected all three proposals.

Washington Congress Truman White House Senate House Federal Security Agency NHA Wilson Wyatt Taft Ohio

Hood College Director of Music Named in New Music Leaders Book

Four years director of music at Hood College in Frederick has been named in the forthcoming Who's Important in Music. The Authentic Record of Leaders in the Field of Music and the Institute fen Dasadeeath tm Bierrenh publish the compilation highlighting notable figures in music education and performance.

Hood College Frederick Institute Fen Dasadeeath Tm Bierrenh

Made No Confession

William Heirens denied confessing to the Suzanne Degnan kidnapping and the ex-WAVE slaying after being told by the warden about a radio report claiming he confessed. Heirens said he had heard the broadcast and insisted he did not confess to anyone.

Chicago William Heirens Suzanne Degnan Cook County

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