Senate probes Broadway Sheet Metal in Nike base case
Washington AP reports a subcontractor tied to Nike antiaircraft work in Chicago is largely owned by two alleged labor racketeers. Senator McClellan moves to disbar Broadway Sheet Metal Co. from government work as details surface of mob links and Fifth Amendment pledges.
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Washington
Ant
Nike
Mir
Chicago
Robert F
Senate
TL. McClellan
D-Ark
Broadway Sheet Metal Co
Envernment
Defense Department
Meads
Comforte
NcClellan
Joey Glimco
Glimco
Teamsters Local 777
Lavette Murray
Bel Air
Los Angeles
Senate Labor Management Committee
Alphonse Cala
Murray
Anser
Rackata Ornnn Nrn
Segations
Miss Murray
Oak Park
Development Plan Shown At Frederick Lions Club Luncheon
A film from the American Institute of Planners shown at the Francis Scott Key Hotel by John W. Morgan of Potomac Edison and H. Ray Mackley highlighted eight core development plans for attracting new industry. The presentation stressed planning, zoning, and master plans as keys to protecting commercial areas and preventing unemployment, with remarks by club president Joseph Turner and notes on upcoming trips and delegate nominations.
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Lions Chubr
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
John W. Morgan
Potomac ‘Edison Company
American Institute of Planners
Electric Company
Morgan
H. Ray Mackley
Joseph O P. Turner
Washington
Court News and Charity Note Mix of Marriages Deeds
Court notices record marriages in Burkittsville and Green Castle with ages and residence, property deeds between local parties, and a district court petition for support. A Washington report notes Rep. James G. O’Hara will donate about 1500 yearly in disability pension to charity, citing TB illness from WWII service and a $221,300 congressional salary.
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Washington
James G. O'Hara
D-Mich
Anu Auureu
Congress
Pacific Area
Taxpayer relief urged by former Maryland governor
Former Maryland governor McKeldin urged the state to consult taxpayers on surplus funds to reduce taxes. He proposed rebates from a 9.9 million surplus via income or property tax cuts, noting past refunds when in office. Frederick police reported a speeding charge against Robert Baugher.
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Theo
Baltimore
Dore R. McKetchin
Jatty
J. Harold Grady
Board of Supervisors of Maryland
Gradyes McKeldin
Inners Ag
McKeldin
Frederick City
Miy
Robert Lloyd Baugher
Route 5
Frederick
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Eieers
Market Report
Western Maryland Stock Yards, Inc
Westminster
Alexander
Wakkersville, MD
Renee
International
MER Uwur Uda
Robert Feeser
Taneytown Club
E. Earl Remshere
Buckesstown
Carrell Manor Club
Mackley
Morgan Lions
Ralph Buyer
Paul McCartrack
James EB. McClellan
WK. Walter
Charles T. Butcher
Court News
Bernard D. Mortis
A Burkittsvile
Connie
Owen KR. Henry
Greencastle
Nancy L. Hanks
Hagerstown
A. Sweeney
Richard B. Flanigan
Stl
Petoumac Edison Company
B. & O. Railroad Company
Frank F. la Grave
Eugene F. Henderson
Calvin George Wilhide
T, Carroll Eugene Kinsey
Jack Dempsey Kuiin
Heeman G. Bilickenstaff
Elizabet
Flagg
Equity
Hazel Roop
Raymond Eurene Roop
Municipal Court of
District of Columbia
Mary Lee Cook
Richard, C. Cook Sr
East Fourth Street
William Boycoe
Magistrate's Court
Patrick Breet
Fleer
Market St
W. Patrick
St. MO
Gal T
Servicy
Foreign Car Center
Weat Patrick St. Frederick
Maryland
Sales and Service Monument
Caronia
W.Y
Tangier
Vanice
French Riviera
Tithetale
Europe
Dencripe
Ewaementinnes
Ralfh W. Boyer
Boyer Travel
Agency
North Court ST. Frederick, MD
Meath
Olympia Typewriter
E. Patrick St
High's
High
High’s
Buitee
Norman’s
Fk.-Sat
Yorale
Rayon Faille
Pajamas
Cear
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