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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1948

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U S Army Advisers Train Chinese Soldiers on Formosa Base

On Pingtung Formosa the U S advisers and Chinese Army train new divisions amid reports of improved morale and capability. Gen Sun Li Jen estimates 20 well trained divisions could ease the Communist threat. supplies remain a constraint. An AP report by Fred Hampson notes healthy troops, eager to train, and a base long overdue for start. A court account in a separate note records administrator Elmer C. Smith finalizing Jennie E. Smith’s estate with distributions.

Kate U. S. Army ‘Advisers Group China Formosa Pingtung Fred Hampson Associated Press U.S U. S France Germany Sun Li-Jen Sun Virginia Military Institute First Army Burma Orphans’ Court Elmer C. Smith Jennie E. Smith

Condon Attack Deemed Smear by Colleagues

Washington March 3 Atomic scientists defend Dr Edward A Condon saying an FBI report found no evidence of disloyalty in his link to a Russian spy suspect The House Un American Activities subcommittee report is criticized as biased and a deliberate smear prompting further disclosures and subpoenas involving the Commerce Department loyalty review proceedings

Washington Edward A. Condon FBI Condon Bureau of Standards Federation of American Scientists House Un-American Activities Subcommittee House Rep. J. Parnell Thomas R-Nj J. Edgar Hoover Thomas Hoover Subcommittee Un-American Activities Committee Department Commerce Department Dr. Condon John L. Towne Commerce Harriman

Einstein group denounces subcommittee harms science work

In Chicago the Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists chaired by Albert Einstein calls the subcommittee’s actions a disservice to U S interests. They label the House evidence as specious and replete with incon sequential inferences, while Prof Robert E Marshak as federation chairman notes respect for American colleagues.

House Robert E. Marshak Federation Chicago Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists United State Albert Einstein

Labor Leader Guilty of Perjury in Federal Case

Milwaukee labor leader Harold Christoffer was found guilty on all six counts of perjury for falsely testifying he had never been a Communist or linked to the Communist Party. The jury deliberated 45 hours before conviction. he was jailed by Judge Edward Curran with five days to seek a new trial, sentence postponed.

Washington Harold Christoffer Milwaukee Communist Party Christoffel Edward M. Cur-ran U. S Curran

Guilty of Having Girl Fire Neighbor's House

Annapolis March 3 Helen J. Lock 42 of Jessup found guilty tonight of having a 1 year old girl set fire to a neighbor's house three times Judge James Clark heard the case without a jury in Anne Arundel County Court. The defense questioned the judge's suggestion that Mrs. Lock be examined by a doctor. Louise Morrison testified she set the fires to destroy the house at Mrs Sellner's while rebuilding saying she knew it was wrong but had to obey. Mrs. Lock denied urging the girl to start the fires and said Louise confessed days later.

Annapolis Helen J. Lock Jessup James Clark Annel Arundel County Edward G. Chaney Clark

Wife Beating Charge Stuns Hagerstown Couple

Robert Kline, 25, held on $500 bond for grand jury action after beating his English war bride, 21, severely enough to need a doctor's care. The couple have two children. Louise and Helen are cited in connection with the events, including a fire set by Louise.

Hagerstown Robert Kline

IB and O To Close Its Passenger Station Mar 15

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will transfer local passenger service to station facilities at Carroll and All Saints Street starting Monday March 13. The South Market and All Saints street passenger station will close with the final run on March 13. Baggage service will continue for now. Freight depot remodeling and track changes in Frederick yards follow as part of the move. Weather delays pushed work, with reconditioning of All Saints street to begin after rails are removed. Hoff heads Carroll County Bar Association.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Carroll and All Saints Street South Market All Saints Street Market Carroll Is Carroll Street Frederick South Market Reet Market and Irel

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