Guilty Verdict For Major General In Bid To Influence Senate
Washington reports Major General Bennett E Meyers permanent wartime official convicted of inducing a former associate to give false testimony to Senate investigators. Jury found him guilty on three counts. Meyers faces up to 30 years in prison as his wife Tia Hae Curnett showed emotion during verdict. Judge Holtzoff ordered possible jail after initial bail dispute.
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Meyers Faces Prompt Bail Return and Sentencing Plan
Meyers bail will continue until Monday when sentence is set. Judge Holszoff aims for a quick penalty after Meyers conviction, with a typical gap of one to two weeks. Witness Mildred Lamarre denied an improper relationship, while Lamarre testified Meyers profited $156,000 from Aviation Electric Corp. Lamarre, 26, said he was a dummy president earning $50 weekly and has pleaded guilty to perjury, awaiting sentence. Meyers also faces charges of lying to Senate investigators and income tax fraud, though some perjury charges may be dropped in light of today’s conviction.
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House Banking Committee Shifts Rent Control Power to Local Boards
The House Banking Committee voted to strip federal officials of major rent control authority and transfer decision power to local rent boards. It approved a one year extension of modified controls to March 31 and set a Monday debate with a Tuesday showdown vote. An amendment would allow state governors appointed local boards to decontrol rents or order increases.
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Rent policy choice hinges on FHA substantiation ruling
The recommendation presents two options: increase rents or pursue complete decontrol, but leaves final determination to the Federal Housing Administrator to decide if the housing providers have substantiated their cases.
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Court News Roundup on Equities and Licenses
Court items note equity cases for Georgette S Els and Albert V Shafer, and marriage license actions for Herman G Blickenast and Maxine Kuhn. Entries list property transfers in Winchester and Berryville areas, with several deeds and costs noted, including Roy Vale, Charles McCaulky, and Vernon Oden. The page also mentions an aviation night event by the governing body.
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Albert V. Shafer
Herman G. Blickenast
Myersville
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Lani
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Garnett Clark
Winchester
Charles W. McCaulky
Roy F. Vale
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T J. Leichert. Jr
Raymond L. Creuse
Vernon L. Oden
Aviation Night At Hager House In Hagerstown
Fic Club schedules Aviation Night for March 18 at 6 30 p m at the Hager House Hagerstown Frank Cave president appoints Thomas E Downey of The Fairchild Aircraft Division as chairman Charles Rose of the Military and Commercial Sales Department also of Fairchild Aircraft Division will be the speaker at the event.
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