State Moves To Recover Fraud Money
The Maryland State Roads Commission moves to recover funds from Route 240 right of way frauds. Special Assistant Attorney General Joseph D. Buscher says action is underway, with appraisers named to evaluate seven land deals. Offenberg and Basiliko profited about $33,000 each, and further civil suits may follow after the appraisal phase clarifies recoveries.
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Joseph D. Buscher
Buscher
The
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Max Offenberg
Constas
Gus Basilika
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Offenberg
Basiliko
Maryland House of Correction
Maryland Court of Appeals
Ben DuPre
Right of Way
Mexico
DuPre
LeRoy C. Moser
Buseher
Adventists Boost Civil Defense Efforts at Summer Conference
Maryland and Delaware Adventists urged immediate steps to speed civil defense prep. David Fleagle said the church would save lives in emergencies, stressing duty to protect the physical and spiritual man. He noted Adventists train boys medically before military service and run a two week camp in Michigan for army prep.
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Delaware
David G. Fleagle
Chesapeake Conference of Adventists
Fleagle
United States
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Adamstown Man Fatally Injured As Pier Collapses
Daniel Dewey Thayer well known Adamstown resident died at South Baltimore General Hospital shortly after twelve fifteen Sunday from injuries suffered when the B and O R R Coal Pier at Curtis Bay collapsed during work on the pier. He was 56. Surviving include widow Mary E Willard Thayer two sons Daniel E Thayer and Carl S Thayer Sr two brothers Thomas and Frank Thayer three sisters Mrs Lee Purdy Mrs Gherman Haines and Mrs James McClanahan one grandson Carl R Thayer Clem son. Funeral set for Wednesday at eleven at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Burial by M R Etchison and Son. Luther Willard in critical condition from same accident. Goucher graduate Joanne S Barnhart graduated from Towson with BA. Open highway Friday: opening Baltimore Harrisburg Expressway section Belfast Road north to Hereford.
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Washington
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Willard
Green Street
Baltimore
Ready For Belmont Run by John Chandler AP
Swaps set a world mile record at Hollywood Park while Calumet Farm fared poorly at Belmont Park and Delaware Park in major races. Fabius, son of Citation, finished sixth in the Leonard Richards Stakes as Ricci Tavi upset at 23-1. Levee edged Princess Turia by a neck in the Coaching Club Oaks at Belmont.
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Associated Press
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Ihampion
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Fabius
Swaps
Rex Elsworth
Hollywood Park
Citation
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Hollywood
Gulf Stream Park
Ellsworth
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Christiana Stable
Ricci Tavi
Leonard Richards
Belmont
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Princess Turia
Vernon G. Cardy
Levee
Balmoral-at-Washington Park
E. Gay Drake
Swoon's Son wins Chi cagoan and keeps Belmont hopes alive
Swoon's Son won 58,900 Chi cagoan by a come from behind mile in 1 35 1 5. Gun Shot I second for Maine Chance Farm. Fisherman won John R. Macomber Memorial Handicap after a foul claim at Suffolk Downs. Fabius Game second to Needles in Derby, order reversed in Preakness. Needles the Belmont favorite now. Ricci Tavi eligible for Belmont. Belmont entries include Career Boy and Jazz Age from Whitney Stable. TV time 3 30 4 p.m. EST CBS. Egypt accepts British invitation to London trade talks. Over 65 in NYC largely earn under 3 000 a year.
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J . W. Whitney
Fisherman
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Boston
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Maharajah
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D. & H. Stable
Needles
Leonard Richards
Ricci Tavi
Rico Monte
Gun Shot
Career Boy
Jazz Age
Whitney Stable
Belmont
CBS
Amvets Converge Across States For 1956 Encampments
A tri state Amvets convention opens as the Virginia National Guard announces encampments from June 16 at Old Point Comfort while the Pennsylvania 79th Division and Maryland and District units train through late August. The group opposition to pension provisions in a veterans bill prompts calls to remove or veto the pension feature.
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