Two Women Released After Shoplifting Probe
Two colored women from Baltimore jailed here Friday on suspicion of shoplifting were released Saturday afternoon. State's Attorney Charles A. Price and police admitted insufficient evidence for warrants. Police said the women were closely questioned with no admissions of guilt. Merchants report large losses over six months and the Frederick Police Department continues to investigate the shoplifting cases.
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Baltimore
W. Jerome Offutt
Samuel Aaron
Charles A. Price
Allen Bartgis
Frank Dorsey
Frederick
Financial Starvation Is Suggested For Reds
Washington March 1647 The Chamber of Commerce of the United States urges starving the Communist Party financially by denying Communists jobs across industries and freezing them out of entertainment media and high salary roles. It criticizes U S foreign policy in a committee report, saying a collective effort could leave the party a disorganized powerless faction.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Communist Party
U. S
Tet Communist Party
Fifty Thousand Loot Recovered in Reno Burglary Case
FBI agents arrested Marie Jeanne DArc Ma chaud in Flagstaff after she left the California Limited en route to Chicago. The $50,000 stash was found from the Redfield burglary, the safe recovered from an abandoned mineshaft near Reno. She is described as the finger woman in the case, the sixth suspect among two women and four men.
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Reno
Nev
FBI
Playstaff
Ariz
Redfield
L. V. Redfield
Marie Jeanne D'Arc Machaud
Flagstaff
California
Chicago
Artist and Writer Mrs Machaud Linked to Redfield Loot
Four men and Mrs Machaud aged 36, an artist and short story writer, stayed at millionaire La Vere Redfield’s home on several occasions. FBI agents arrested her with $50,000 identified as Redfield loot, plus 28 pieces of jewelry and a thick packet of securities.
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Machaud
la Vere Redfield
FBI
Redfield
New Windsor Women Guild Meets at Miss Mastings Home
The Women's Guild of the Presbyterian church met at Miss Anna Mastings home for March. Mrs Albert Albaugh led the chapter review Mexico Leads the Way from the book. The April meeting will be at Mrs Christian Mannings home. Mrs Harry Cranmer ill at home. Mr and Mrs H Cassell Roop welcomed a daughter Marian Loretta in Frederick Hospital. Mrs Ralph Geer hosted a dinner and card party. Mr and Mrs Charles Coe welcomed a daughter Judy Ellen in Frederick Hospital. April 3 set for Elementary school operetta. PTA meets March 19 in the school auditorium at 730 pm with Harry MacDonald State Supervisor of Agriculture guest speaker. All parents urged to attend. Winters Aid Society meets March 21 at Mrs Russell Fleagles home. Sunday school teachers meeting at St Pauls Stone Chapel Bethel with district officers Rev Paul Bold Sally Chesser and Rev Ray Demming leading. Mr and Mrs Walter Masemore left for St Petersburg Florida to visit her parents for several weeks.
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New Windsor
Women's Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Anna Mastings
Albert Albaugh
Mexico
Christian Manning
Harry Cranmer
H. Cassell Roop
Marian
Loretta
Frederick
Ralph Geer
Charles Coe
Judy Ellen
PTA
Harry MacDonald
State Department of Education
Winters Aid Society
Russell Fleagle
St. Paul's
Stone Chapel
Bethel
Paul Bor
Sally Chesser
Baltimore
Ray Demming
Deer Park
Walter Masem
UPWA Described as Communist Controlled by Senate Panel
Washington March 16 The Senate Internal Security Sub committee labeled the United Public Workers of America UPWA as Communist controlled and said it acted under Communist influence. The finding highlights concerns about subversive influence within the union and its activities.
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Detroit
House un-American Activities Committee
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Washington
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
United Public Workers of America
UPWA
Union fights contempt action against UPWA leader
The union demanded a contempt action against its president Abram Flaxer. A New York statement accused subcommittee chairman Sen McCarn of a smear on UPWA leaders. Secret subcommittee testimony described Flaxer as a fanatic of the Communist Party, with him invoking self-incrimination to refuse to testify about his Communist ties.
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Abram Flaxer
New York
Subcommittee
Sen
McCarran D.new
UPWA
Flaxer
Communist Party
Murray Delays Union Answer On Steel Strike Postponement
Philip Murray delayed his union’s response to the government plea for a 16 day postponement of a nationwide steel strike set for next Sunday night. The delay signals at least a slowdown in steel production as Murray’s Policy Committee prepares to meet Thursday and consider Feinsinger’s appeal to delay until April 8. U S Steel has advised further.
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Washington
Philip Murray
Murray
Steel Workers Union
CI0
Wage Stabilization Board
Nathan Feinsinger
Feinsinger
U.S. Steel
United States to Curtail Ferro M manganese Production Plans
The board aims to curb production of ferro manganese beginning Tuesday to limit output. In Rome on March 16 Gen Adio Urbani said the US will order jet parts from Italian factories and, with Canada, supply jets to Italy. Urbani, after a month in the US and Canada, outlined broader aid for Italian airfields and mentorship for Malian pilots. President Truman attended a church service at Key West Naval Station, hearing Lt Com Harold F. Menges on the Alpha and Omega parable.
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Baltimore
Associated Press
Ave States
District of Columbia
TTS
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Tennessee
U.S
Rome
Adio Urban
United States
Canada
U. S
Urbani
Truman
Church Key West
Fla
Wounded Woman in Critical Condition After Self-Inflicted Wound Near Mt Lena
A Hagerstown woman, Dorothy Frances Petty, 34, remained in critical condition with an abdomen wound at Washington County Hospital after an incident near the Frederick Washington County line. State Police said the wound was personal safety related and the investigation concluded. Mrs Myrtle G Talhein of Greencastle Pa, owner of the car, was released. The wounded woman said she shot herself after Mrs Talhein stated something prior.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Frederick-Washington County
Mt. Lena
Clyde B. Tucker
Dorothy Frances Petty
Chestnut Street
Myrtle G Talhein
Greencastle
Tucker
Talhern and Petty Incident Near Mt Lena
The News reports a March 1952 incident on a country road near Mt Lena where Mrs Talhern and Miss Petty argued while riding in a car. Mrs Talhern took Miss Petty to a hospital and turned a .25 caliber pistol over to police. Mary H. Duvall named to lead the Democratic State Central Committee women’s division backing George P. Mahoney in the Maryland Senate primary.
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Mire
Talhern
Mahoney
Baltimore
Mary H. Duvall
Democratic State Central Committee of Maryland
George P. Mahoney
Senate
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