Twelve Secondary Reds Arrested in FBI Sweep
The FBI arrested twelve secondary Communists in a San Francisco operation with raids across California and New York. Mary Bernadette Doyle, 45, a Mission District organizer, was taken into custody with bail set at 2,500, while others faced 75,000 or 100,000 bail. The DOJ charged conspiracy to overthrow the U S government as warrants were issued for each defendant. Witnesses described broken doors and abrupt warrants, with several named organizers and editors among those detained in San Francisco Los Angeles and New York.
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Sor
California
Communist State Committee
National Headquarters
Los Angeles
Doyle
U. S
Chauncey Tramutolo
U S
Loretta Starvius Staci
San Francisco
FBI
Communist Party
Carl Rude Lambert
Security Review Commission
Albert Jason Lima
Richmond
Calif
East Bay
al Richmond
People's World
Oleta O'Connor Yates
Philip Marshall
Slim” Connelly
Daily People's World
Dorothy Ray Healy
Connelly
May Start New Hospital In Western Maryland
Senator Kenneth McLaughlin said construction of a chronic disease hospital for Western Maryland may begin soon. State Engineer Natin Smith will meet Washington County Commissioners to inspect proposed sites in Washington County. Funding delays have paused work. the existing hospital at Camp Ritchie has sold to the Federal Government and about 200 patients are being relocated.
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Hagerstown
D. Kenneth McLaughlin
Washington
Maryland
McLaughlin
Natin Smith
Washington County
Ohe
Camp Ritchie
Firemen Parade Draws Large Mt Airy Carnival Crowd
Thirty volunteer fire companies and auxiliaries paraded as Mt Airy Fire Department staged its annual carnival. Westminster won 100 dollars for best apparatus appearance, with New Windsor second and Hampstead third. Awards honored ambulances, musical groups, longest distance, and various floats and vehicles.
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Mt. Airy
Westminster
New Windsor
Hampstead
Gaithersburg
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Maryland Line
VFW
Taneytown
Pleasant Valley
Lineboro
Manchester
Reese
Arcadia
Glyndon
Browningsville
Damascus
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Thurmont
Reisterstown
Lisbon
West Friendship
Hanover
Sandy Spring
Pikesville
Walkersville
Liberty Road
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Frederick
Owings Mill
Brooklyn
Hyattstown
Violetville
Bethesda- Chevy Chase
Ellicott City
Riveria Beach
Paull. Beall
Mt. Airy Company
Main Street
Carnival Grounds
New Cabinet Takes Office In Italy
Rome July 26 Premier Alcide De Gasperi and his seventh cabinet took office pledging loyal support of the North Atlantic Pact. He reshuffled ministers to end a 10 day government crisis with De Gasperi briefly serving as foreign minister while Count Carlo Sforza became minister without portfolio. President Luigi Einaudi swore in the new ministers at Quirinale Palace.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democrat
Italy
de Gasperi
Carlo Sforza
Luigi Einaudi
Quirinale
Italian cabinet crisis and reforms test De Gasperi
The government faced protests over inflation policy and land reform while De Gasperi defended his line and named Amintore Fanfani as agriculture minister to push agrarian reform. In international matters, the foreign minister pledged continued loyal support for the Atlantic Pact. In Hagerstown a five year old boy caused a truck accident that trapped his aunt under the wheels. she survived with internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sforza
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Treasury
Guiseppe Pella
de Gaspert
Christian Democrats
de Gasperi
Roy
Hagerstown
Harold Ashby
Wilda R. Beatty
Miss Beatty
Washington County Hospital
Caveat Hearing Set in Kaufman Estate
The Orphans Court fixes a hearing for Tuesday August 7 at 10 oclock on the caveat filed in the estate of Sarah R Kaufman late of Frederck by Ralph Boyds Baltimore nephew. The claimant contends that Mrs Kaufman died intestate disputing the validity of a will probated by the court.
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Orphans Court
Sarah R. Kaufman
Frederck
Ralph Boyds
Baltimore
Improvements At Fairgrounds
Extensive improvements to the Frederick County Agricultural Society fair grounds were approved. A cement block building with toilets was added near the sales pavilion and a water line extended from East Patrick Street to the sales barn. A new fireplug increases protection. Toilets under the grandstand will tie into the city sewer. Roofs are being added to the main grand stand and weakened timbers replaced. The poultry show returns despite leasing the poultry building. a large ventilated tent will display poultry. The fair runs October 2 to 6 with day and night shows.
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Board of Managers
The
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Patrick Street
Guy K. Motter
Lansdale Tube Company
Civitan Club Holds Strictly Business Session
Frederick Civitan Club conducted a strictly business session at their weekly dinner meeting held Thursday evening at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. President David D. Oland presided as reports on athletic activities were presented by R Oymond Dutrow and Irvin Jo Ramsburg. Dutrow praised Civitan sponsorship of Little League while Ramsburg explained reasons for entering Civic Softball.
Clintons Consider Roadside Sign Plan for Weekly Meetings
A plan to post roadside signs announcing weekly meetings is under study. The proposed method would use collaborative billboards along highways into Frederick instead of individual club signs. One guest, Roger Cissel of Baltimore, attended.
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Clintons
Frederick
Roger Cissel
Baltimore
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Libertytown
Gene Frock
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Libertytown, Ma
Amintore Fanfani
Maryland State Roads Commission
Williams Construction Company
Morgan Road
Howard County
Ridgeville
Frederick County
Rockville
Suburban Engineering & Construction Company
Mt. Pleasant Farm
Union Bridge
T. B
Lege Park
Scott C. Clemson
Refrigeration Service
Bartgis & Zimmerman
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Frederick, Md
E. Patrick St
the Admiral
Cape May
N. J
South Market ST
Sam Miller
All
Benny White
Firestone
R. F. Purdum
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Trotta
Bivins
Benny Trotta
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Joe Louis
Rocky Marciano
Rex Layne
Clarence Henry
David
Griffin
General Insurance
Court St
Sig
Better Homes Equipment Co
East Patrick St
L.A
D.R
N. Court St
Zeiler Insurance
Tate AP
Orien Norrie
Lod
N. Market St
Free State
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Hospital Aid, Inc
P. O. Box
Civitans
st.Joseph Aspirin
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Howard A. Gross
Wor’ Member Real Estate Board OF Batie, Inc
George M. Chapline
Chapline Bldg
W. Patrick St
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
Yellow Springs
West Patrick St
Artlett
Southern States Frederick Cooperative, Inc
U.S
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