Miller Convicted of Contempt by U S Court
Washington May 31 Arthur Miller playwright husband of actress Iiya Morme was convicted of contempt of Congress by Judge McLaughlin after a six day trial. Miller refused to name Communist writers he met in New York in 1987. He was not present for sentencing and faces up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Washington
Arthur Miller
Iiya Morme
Congress
Bis
Jaudse Charles Mmc-Laughlin
Epintor McLaughlin
Miller
House Committee On Un-American Activities
New York
Roy Pes Rit
McLaughlin
Een
Walter D-Pa
AlcLaughlin
William Bingham scholar to Case Institute of Technology
Stooke Green son of Theron and Mrs Green of Rockwell Terrace wins a four year William Bingham Foundation scholarship to Case Institute of Technology for engineering. He graduates Frederick High School this year and enters the Cleveland school in the fall. He graduates from Peabody Reserve today and has studied percussion under Dr Hart. He was the only Frederick High member invited to play in the All State Band at Annapolis and has served as president of the National Honor Society and led the band at Frederick High.
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Stooke Green
Theron BD. Green
Rockwell Terrace
William Bingham Foundation
Case Institute of Technology
Frederick High
Cleveland
Green
Peabody Researatory School
Baltimore
William Sabastian Hart
Frederick
Annapolis
National Honor Society
Land
Reporters find pessimism on East West arms talks
A local survey shows a broadly negative mood about the East West efforts to curb world armaments. Most city and county residents doubt Russia will agree to reductions, with six respondents giving cautious or bleak views.
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Russia
Frank Miss
Manor Woods Road
Notable 19th Century Figures Born or Died
Know America Today's Anniversaries lists Caroline L. W. Hentz born in Lancaster Massachusetts and died February 13 1856. It also notes Philip Kearny New York born, died on the battlefield September 1 1862 and John Bel Hood born in Bath County Kentucky died August 30 1879. Also John McHarlan Kentucky lawyer Union soldier later US Supreme Court justice born Boyle County Kentucky died October 14 1911 and Frank Lahey founder of Lahey Clinic born Haverhill Massachusetts died June 27 1953. It recalls Kentucky statehood 1792 and Tennessee statehood 1796 and James Lawrence captain of USS Chesapeake mortally wounded in 1813 and his line Dont Give Up the Ship becoming a war cry. First Edison patent issued is also noted.
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Caroline L. W. Hentz
Lancaster
Mass
Phlip Kearny
New York
John Bel Hood
New Orleans
Bath Co
xJohn Mc Harlan
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Boyle ,Co
Frank Wi. Lahey
Boston
Lahey Clinic
Haverhill
Virginia
Tennessee
James Lawrence
U.S.S. Chesapeake
Shannon
Security For You Chronicles Social Security Inquiries And Local News
Digest of questions about Social Security from readers in Washington and nearby areas. Notes cover earnings limits for benefits, survivor eligibility, and lump sum death payments. Includes local updates on locust damage to fruit belts and regional health and education figures.
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Alliance Ohio
Ray Henry
Scout Association Meeting Cites Court of Awards 1957 Officers
Fifteen local groups gathered for the annual Court of Awards as Mrs. E. K. Helwig presided. Officers elected for 1957-58 include President Mrs. Amon Elworthy, Vice President Mrs. Ray Craddock, Secretary Mrs. Arthur Brown, and Treasurer Mrs. Laverne Fogle.
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E. K. Helwig
Iteste
Adult Scout Association
Narge
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William Hahn
South Beniz Street
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John Patton
Mark Kramer
Stromg Man
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Joan Hutton
Kaye Gastley
Gordon Cecil
Michael Powell
Sammy Yu
U.S. Senate
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Armenia
Truman
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Japan
Atomic Energy Commission
Special Board
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Shepilov
Molotov
Dwight BR. G. Palmer
Short Iills
NL OS
General Cable
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John W. van Druien
Thermal Talif
Engand
William G. Carr
National Education Asso
England
Roy J. DeFerrari
Secre Itary-General
Catholic Uniiversity
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Benjamin MlWashburn
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Deutsches Mich
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Huffer
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Ralph Warnken
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Oakland
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Castillo Graham
University of Mary
Land Fruit Laboratory
Hancock
Graham
ACME
Lewis Millers
Westernwear
Damascus
Dailey’s
N. Market St
Williams Typewriter
Cline’s
Durham
Kook
Cline’s Furniture Store
South Market St
Hiltner — Roelke
West Patrick St
Walkersville Girl Scout Association
Lutheran Church
Girl Scouts
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