Chambers Lied Seven Times He Confesses
New York June 7 Chambers admitted lying seven times before the grand jury that indicted Alger Hiss to protect fellow Communists. He said his aim was not to injure Mr Hiss more than necessary. Chambers testified at Hiss perjury trial and described two purposes behind his earlier statements. He acknowledged altering his December story to implicate Hiss.
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New York
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Biss
Chambers
Grand Jury
State Department
United States
Thomas F. Murphy
Wusae Samuel H. Kaufman
House Committee
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Kaufman
Murphy
State funds deadline and school aid rules set
April 29 is deadline for state funds. The Public Works Board ruled that contracts signed after April 20 qualify for state aid while counties with earlier contracts must use local funds. Governor Lane signed two laws providing 70 million dollars for county school construction. The loan program offers 50 million and the grant program 20 million with the state matching one for every three dollars. Carrol Harford and Montgomery counties can proceed. three counties had awaited eligibility. Process requires plans to the State Board of Education, then to the Public Works Board. no state money until county funds are contributed. Our money goes in last.
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Annapolis
Board of Public Works
Lane
Public Works Board
Thomas G. Pullen
Carroll
Harford
Montgomery
Pullen
State Board of Education
Radio Work Discussed By Former Frederick Resident
Former Frederick resident A D Willard Jr executive vice president of the National Association of Broadcasters discusses radio work. He notes the industry is young dynamic and colorful with growing employment prospects yet still small in total. He outlines job categories from program production to technical engineering and sales, stressing required training and high competition. He highlights the broad range of roles from announcers to public relations and office staff, with network level positions offering substantial opportunities.
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A.D. Willard, Jr
National Association of Broadcasters
Radio Broadcasting
Radio Careers Grow Beyond Small Stations
The article notes diverse paths for radio workers from small stations to networks, with promotions to executives, freelance announcing, production, or consulting. It highlights a friendly atmosphere but warns competition will rise as stations lift employment standards and training remains essential amid television's rapid growth.
Industry heralds new horizon for broadcasting jobs
Mr Willard, son of former Judge Arthur D Willard and Mrs. Willard of Frederick, and Mr and Mrs Merr K Riddlemoser of Macon Ga announce the birth of a son on June 1 named Thomas Eugene. Paternal grandparents are Howard Eugene Riddlemoser and wife of Route 5 Frederick.
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Mr. Willard
Arthur D. Willard
Frederick
Merr! K. Riddlemoser
Macon, Ga
Thomas Eugene
Howard Eugene Riddlemoser
Route 5
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Dick Powell
Bigne Hasso
Asea
Colton Ma
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Remsberg
Cavalier
Lady Caroline
Gorham Sterling
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KEY Hotel Building
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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DRUID
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Maryland
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Trigger
Andy Devine
Bruroor
C. E. Cline & Son
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City Opera House
Homicide
Robert Douglas
Jack Carson
Universal International Presents
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Ywonhe Ecrlo Dure
Criss
Stennall
Richard Long
Kodea Oy
Robert Siodmar
Warner
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Clark Sheetenhelm
Orch. FreDeRick High School Alumni
Ass'n, Inc
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RCA
Alin
Olgors
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Weil Brothers
Market ST
College Avenue
Western Maryland Trust CO
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Shiapartes Story
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Schiaparelli
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