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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1956

Page

17

Communist Property Seized Across Cities For Back Taxes

New York March 27 government seized Communist property coast to coast for back taxes. Daily Worker newspaper padlocked but edition printed by a private firm. Raids targeted headquarters and offices in New York Chicago Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles Newark and Detroit with jeopardy assessment clause used. Authorities seized assets while buildings remained leased and many copies prepared for publication. Police warned party workers to leave premises.

New York Daily Worker New York Internal Revenue Office Washington Russell C. Harrington Communist Party Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Newark N.J Detroit The Tere Treasury E. 12Th St Lower Sixth Ave

Pair of Teens Held in Pa For Thefts Admits Series

Ken neth W. Barney and Russell F. Fales, both 19, were brought to Hanover by state police after admitt ing a string of thefts from Hanover merchants over recent months. They confessed to stealing items from Montgomery Ward Mark E Trone Jewelry Baumgardner's J C Penney and Riddle Appliance plus a pair of shoe skates from J Tanger Hardware. Several items were recovered and returned to stores. Barney also bought a portable typewriter under a false name. They were held for Westminster for Maryland offenses with no charges filed yet.

Hanover Kenneth W. Barney Taneytown R.D Russell F. Fales Hagerstown RD Maryland Pennsylvania Carroll Frederick Washington Adams County J. C. Tanger Barney Joe J. W. Fischer Fales Westminster

Descendants of Hessians Sought for Fort Frederick Bicentennial

Hagerstown area planners seek descendants of Hessian prisoners held at Fort Frederick near Big Pool, who were released after the American Revolution and settled nearby. The 200th anniversary events open May 13 with a three day program. relatives should contact the bicentennial committee at 5 East Washington Street. Some Hessian troops were quartered at Mary Barracks.

Fort Frederick Hagerstown Potomac Big Pool Europe Bicentennial Committee East Washington Street The Mary

Fragmented 18th Century War Note Reappears in Diary Summary

A diary fragment references Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown and an old wartime policy allowing Hessian prisoners to become natives after paying 80 dollars for a war ministry certificate. It mentions descendants still in the area and ties to Soviet party politics after Ulbeicht’s Moscow trip. Conference extension to Friday is noted without explanation.

Land State School For the Cornwallis Yorktown

East Germany backs anti Stalin policy at Berlin conference

BERLIN March 201 East Germany's Communist party conference unanimously endorsed Walter Ulbricht's new anti Stalin policies. Dissension appeared in the ranks as Paul Werner, a Central Committee member, defended Ulbricht from floor attacks amid three days of conference speeches.

Berlin East Germany Communist Party Walter Ulbricht Paul Werner Ulbricht

Senate rejects Electoral College reform in vote

The Senate blocked changes to the presidential election system, sending all proposals to the Judiciary Committee after a 46-37 vote on a major compromise that failed to reach the two thirds hurdle for constitutional amendments.

Washington Senate Senate Judiciary Committee

Senate Electoral Vote Compromise Fails to Secure Two-Thirds

Daniel D-Trex signals return to debate after failure to reach a two-thirds majority on electoral reform. Kennedy of Massachusetts condemns the evasion, while the compromise allows states to choose between splitting votes by popular tally or electors by statewide and congressional district results.

Seo Daniel D-Trex Daniel Sen Kennedy D-Mass Senate

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