Long Declines Immediate Sanity Hearing For Governor
Galveston Texas AP Governor Earl Long of Louisiana edges toward Sanity hearing after Probate Court order. Levy says Long will demand a jury hearing and may contest Texas jurisdiction claiming sovereignty of Louisiana. Lang’s wife traveled from Baton Rouge to Galveston to urge voluntary treatment after a legislative blowup.
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Tex
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Ceers
Urangie
Texas
Long Adrian S Lewy Sr
Mie
Lews
Long
Lang
Fragmented remarks surface in judgeship case notes
Fragmented remarks describe commitment papers signed by Mrs Long and a judge shaping John Sealy Hospital custody. Reports claim exhaustion and necessity of confinement for Long, with references to medical staff and the state attorney general. Details are garbled but indicate a political angle in a race-related legal matter.
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Gin
John Sealy Hospital
Sne
Tutus Harris
Chesar Long
Loumanga
S.versor
Amiris
Russell
Mecia
T. Reod
Lions Hear Report On Atlantic City Meeting
The Lions Club of Frederick met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for a noon luncheon. Alvey Rens reported on the recent Lions convention in Atlantic City. Norman W. Balm was inducted as a member, sponsored by Wuhan A Simmons. Aust Whitehill and Louis Zechial of the National Brewing Company spoke. Frank Hennessy of National Brewing gave a slide talk on the Chesapeake Bay area and Frederick County.
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Lions Club
Frederick T
Francis Scott Key
Alvey Rens
Atlantic City
Norman W. Balm
T. M. Bucheimer Company
Frederick
Lion Club
Wuhan A Simmons
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Aust Whitehill
Louis Zechial
National Brewing Company
Frank Hennessy
Chesapeake Bay Area
Frederick County
Reelection extends term for local church president
The document lists Sacerice-president Church Hagerstein along with Dr Frederich D Exster and Frank X Bostian in Baltimore area roles. The resident was reelected for a four year term, serving another term under 190? guidance.
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Sacerice - President Church
Hagerstein
Frederich D Exster
Pho
Frederick
Frank x. Bostian
Baltimore
National Guard Seeks Rifle Range Funding in Maryland
The Maryland National Guard asked the State for 125000 in construction funds to buy the Gun powder rifle range, which the federal government currently rents at 1600 per year. Maj General Reckord urged owning land rather than long leases, aligning with plans for Gunpowder Park. The state received a million dollars this year to acquire key parcels for land along the Gunpowder and Potomac rivers.
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Baltimore
Marylang
Taule Gunpowder
Atom spy Klaus Fuchs to be released from prison
Klaus Fuchs, the alleged atomic spy, is to be released from prison late this month and will be free. Authorities have not disclosed his exact release date or location, but the decision follows a lengthy status review and appeals process.
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Fuchs
London
Atom
Klaus Fuchs
German-born scientist exposed as wartime traitor
A fragment describes a German-born scientist betrayed by the West during the Cold War era. It mentions atomic secrets allegedly shared with the Soviet Union and hints at a result connected to a five year earlier bomb capability catching up with the USSR.
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Richard A. Butler
Soviet Union
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