Trial Opens in Bribery Case Against Inspector Joseph Sappington
Federal trial in Maryland features witness Charles Jeswick accused of soliciting bribes to influence inspections on a government project. Key testimony recounts a $10 to $20 range offered for passing tests, with Jeswick denying drinking and asserting final say over work. The case spans multiple contractors and subcontractors with further testimony expected.
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Joseph B. Sappington
Conteader
Charles W. Jeswick
Jeswick
Army Corps of Engineers
BR. Dorsey Watkins
Sappington
Baltimore
Jpswick
Hagerstown workers back on the job after wildcat strike
Hagerstown March 7 work resumed at a dressmaking firm following a wildcat strike by about 100 women at L Aiglon Apparel Inc. who walked off in protest of grievances they felt the company failed to settle. Eddie Milano an official said the issues were cited as the cause.
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Wolfe
James E. Gaveron
Mr. Gaver
Mark Pryor
Water's Tavern
Smithsburg
Gaver
Pryor
Councilman Gaver
Tom Kaylor
Che Race
Hagerstown
Ita
L’aiglon Apparel, Inc
Eddie Milano
Cumberland Youth Runs for Governor in Maryland Model Legislature
William C. Schultheis, 27, Beall High School senior from Frostburg, announces candidacy for governor at Maryland Model Legislature April 5-7. He is the sole Western Maryland youth to announce, with 38 Allegany delegates attending a prelegislative conference at College Park to elect officers. The event, sponsored by the YMCA YWCA Hi Y and Tri Hi Y, aims to foster citizenship.
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Cumberland
William C. Schultheis
Beall High School
Frostburg
Maryland
Model Legislature
Schultheis
Central Ymca
Annapolis
YMCA
Ywca Hi
Ywca Hi-Y
Schuithels
Allegany County
College Park
University of Maryland
Court News Equity Earl 3 Runkles Jr vs Maine Licenses
Court notes list several divorces and property deeds. Individuals include Lee H. Smith and Charlotte J. Koontz both over 21 of Frederick and Charles W. Banks and Mary E. Harp both divorced from Frederick with ages noted. Also named are Harry G. Dyer 75 of Gilbertsville Pennsylvania and Eunice B. Keough of Waterville Me. Deeds show John A. Boller and wife to Cyril E. Duncan and wife for $10 county and similar transfers Homer Goins to D. Neel, Dorothy Diggs to Robert Ag Sere, Earl W. Barigis to D. Calvin Swomley for $10 county.
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Court
Earl
Runkles Jr
Maine
Lee H. Smith
Charlotte J. Koontz
Frederick
Charlies W. Banks
Mary E. Harp
Woodsboro
Harry G. Dyer
Gilbertsville
Eunice B. Keough
Waterville
John A. Boller
Cyril E. Duncan
Peace plan rejected by the I U P strike
Washington dispatch reports the International Union rejects a peace plan on March 7, signaling renewed tensions in labor actions. Officials from the union declined further negotiation as the stoppage persists with widespread impact on industry and workers.
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Washington
Striking International Union
Electrical Workers reject peace plan amid Westinghouse strike
Labor union leaders reportedly rejected a peace plus settle approach as the Mi-day Westinghouse walkout continued. The disruption tied to the strike drove city traffic court fines up as motorists paid over 1.6 million dollars in February. In Tokyo, fourteen veteran Japanese pilots arrived aboard two P2V7 Neptunes from the United States for patrol duties.
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Electrical Workers
TUE
Westinghouse
Tokyo
United States
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Gaither
Walter F. Schaefer
William H. Zimmerman
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Mire Chartee
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Leslie Harrison
Knoxville
Jack Wolfe
International Ladies Garden
Paul Ottinger
Cumberland Youth
Coats
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Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Lobell Way
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