Vogeler Family Flees Communist Hungary for America
Robert A. Vogeler and his family began a secretive journey from Vienna to the United States after his release from a Red Hungary prison. They traveled under heavy guard via Munich and Frankfurt to London, then onward by Pan Am to New York, with no comment given by Vogeler and limited contact at both Vienna and London airports.
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London
Robert A. Vogeler
State Department
United States
Red
Hungary
Vienna
Austria
Vogeler
Tulmn Air
U. S
Walter J. Donnelly
Pan American Airways
Munich
Frankfurt
Germany
New York
Brrond
Lucille
Pia’ Eykens
Bobby
Billy
Col
Grant Williams
Internatonal Telephone and Telegraph Company
Vogelers
Newstéen
Dagmar Sanders
Edgar
Col. Williams
Newsmen
Budapest
Senator Lodge warns US lacks air superiority and calls for 150 Air Force groups
Washington April 30 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge says it is a staggering fact that the Soviet Union holds air and land superiority. He urges increasing the U S Air Force to 150 groups, arguing current target of 95 is unsafe and blaming executive leadership. He puts annual cost at 25 000 000 600 and contrasts with a 41 000 000 000 defense plan.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
R-Mass
Soviet Union
Lodge
U. S
Russia
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Congress
Nationalization Of Oil Is Voted Unanimously
Tehran reports Iraq's Senate approved nationalization of its oil wealth by a 44 to 0 vote. Premier Mossadegh promised government takeover of the Anglo Iranian oil company, urging calm and orderly May Day celebrations as the regime moves to reallocate control of the $500 million asset.
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Tehran
Iran
Iraq
Senate
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Shah
Brehm Convicted on Campaign Contribution Counts
Washington April 30 Walter E Brehm Republican from Ohio was found guilty tonight on five counts of receiving illegal campaign contributions from former employees Emma Craven and Clara Soliday. One count was acquitted. A $140 contribution from Soliday and a $240 contribution were in dispute. Sentencing awaits posttrial motions. potential max penalties include 15 years and 25000 dollars though unlikely.
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Washington
Walter E. Brehm
Ohio
Brehm
Emma
Craven
Congress
Clara Soliday
Burnsta
Matthews
Hanover Pa Man Hurt In Accident Near Silver Run
One Hanover man Howard Decker was seriously injured with a probable skull fracture after the car he rode in plowed into a tree along Route 14 north of Silver Run Carroll County. Chester Little the driver was unhurt. Decker was removed to Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. A wartime decree in Japan lowered the polishing loss of rice producing fewer beriberi deaths.
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Hanover
Route 14
Silver Run
Carroll
Howard Decker
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Chester Little
Paul M. Hahn
Decker
Little
Fred Seibel
Walkersville
Opposition to removing Antietam stone fences faces court challenge
In Hagerstown on May 1, owner Webster Piper of Piper Farm contends the original agreement with the State Roads Commission required rebuilding historic stone fences used as breastworks during the 1862 Battle of Antietam. Piper refuses a new contract and expects condemnation actions. Some battle landmarks, including the springhouse at Poffenberger spring, have already been razed. Other fences remain at risk as plans move forward for a wider highway.
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Hagerstown
Antietam
Sharpsburg
State Roads Commission
Webster Piper
Piper Farm
Piper
Burnside Bridge
Dunkard
Uto
Gettysburg
Spivaks Orchestra to Play All Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg Businessmen Association will bring Charlie Spivak and his B side orchestra to Gaithersburg for two dances Thursday at Gaithersburg High School gym. Teens invited to dance at 6 30 p m and at the Gaithersburg Agriculture Center for a public dance. A new dance pavilion is planned with Lions Club support and residents urged to attend. Bishop Noble C Powell, 60, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Maryland, moved to Baltimore hospital after automobile crash involving two men. He is exhausted but in good condition. two women in the other car suffered minor injuries. Police say he blacked out and turned back toward Frederick. Silvester Madison, 23, Negro, pleaded innocent and remained in custody.
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Gaithersburg
Mort's Association
Charlie Spivak
Kenneth H. Barncord
Gaithersburg High Schoul Cal
Bull Bart
Spivak
Gaithersburg Agriculture Center
Business Men's Association
Gaithersbyy Lions Club
Montgomery County
Hishop
Noble C. Powell
Protestant Episcopal
Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospitak
Helen FL Maele
Herm Mack
Frederick
Hancock
Three football today on homicide charges linked to holdup
The News reports homicide charges tied to a holdup murder at Polo Grove. Zelig Gerstein, Grover, was executed in his store Saturday night. Pound, 23, Boonsboro, faces manslaughter charges in the death of Darlene Ault, 19, Brunswick, in an April 21 auto crash near Gapland. Ault died en route to Washington County Hospital. Coal capacity peaks at 90 to 140 percent of demand in the United States.
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Polo Grove
Grover
Zelig Gerstein
Donald EB. Pound
Boonsboro
Darlene M. Ault
Brunswick
Gapland
Miss Ault
Pound
Washlington County Hospital
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