Flawed Records Hint at Missing Attorney From 1935 List
A garbled account cites E R Gehhm as a test manager noting flight with sonderman before an accident and questions why his name is absent from a 1935 list of attorneys used by the State Roads Commission in 1955 for searches and condemnation work. The piece lists several names including Frederick County, Alton J Bennett, and others amid incomplete text.
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Roads Commission
Staté Roads
Commission
Heart Attack May Have Been Cause Of Crash
A CAA report says Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands aide Ben Sonderman, age 46, likely died from a heart ailment during a test flight of a Dutch Fokker S14 at Hagerstown. Investigators noted no sudden heart failure but allowed that coronary collapse could not be ruled out. The crash, Oct 20, ended an hourlong flight in which Sonderman was a passenger.
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Washington
Gerben Sonderman
Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
Sonderman
Cut Aeronautics Administration
Hagers Town
Fairchild Airplane
Fairchild
CAA
Richard A Henson
Fancila Aircraft Division
Henson
Lawyers Share In SRC Legal Fees Across States
Baltimore November 2 Sixteen members of the General Assembly and many politicians were named in a list of 289 lawyers who shared in State Roads Commission legal fees. Fees ranged from 15 to 9775 with most between 200 and 1500, with a top annual fee of 86475 for Marys County Republican for title work and 3300 for condemnation. Gases Bulles said politics does not influence the awards and that he continues to perform the work.
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Baltimore
General Assembly
State Roads Commission
Joseph D Buscher
Attorme
Yoads Commission
Vanada
Marys County
Bulles
Soviet Officials Call Wasteful in National Building Plan
Moscow officials condemned the Soviet building program as wasteful and ornamental. The Central Committee and Council of Ministers charged architects and builders with not meeting approved plans, criticizing excess strain on funds and neglect of people’s needs. Chief architect Wo Chechulis led the attack against ostentatious construction.
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Moscow
Sloscow
Stamintnist Party
Council of Vinisters
Otras Tetanic Oon
Wo Chechulis
Soviet Leaders Dismiss, Reward Policy Shifts Reported
The article notes remove from honors and firing of officials including A M Vlasov, Polykov, and Borei Sky tied to the Lenigrad Hotel project, while emphasizing a government shift away from grand prestige to economical building. It mentions Nikita Khrushchev’s warning against ornate projects, plus a later relief check from Guatemala and the Broadway theater renaming plan honoring Helen Hayes, with brief local weather and blossom notes.
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Nso
Nehenel
Polykov
Boreisky
Lenigrad
Communist Party
Nikita Ainushehes
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E. R Gehhm
Shelt
Frederick County
Alton
J. Bennett, Sherman P Bowers
T West Clagett Jt
Rebwth Clapper
Thomes S Glass
James Mosnensy
Edwin Fk Nahith Jerome Ofturt
Benjamin B
Rosensweck Folsard D Sten Beran
Thompson
Richard &Immerman
SRC
Prescription
FO Psarrd
A M Vlasov
Mexico City
Guatemala
Luis Padijo Nesso
Yeaman Red Cross
Acielss
York
Nolen Hayes
Das
Ethel Barry
Fulton Theater
46Th St
Helen Hayes
Wiiss
TORS
Sfhia TN
City Police
Arnold
West Patrick Street
Upper College Terrace
Brederick
Ralph W. Boyer
Real Eslate & Insurance
Court St
Colonial Jewelry
Cran
Dat
Altheimer
Pat
Ghiten Ng
Forest Green
Wallace
el Pase
Colonial Jewelry Company
North Warket Stre
Wedgerose
North Warhet St
Fredrith Wat
Sewac
East Sth
Ray W. Wahl
Sears
Sears Roebuck and CO
W. Patrick St
Fisher’s Coffee Shop
Hester M. Sulcer
Asee Sane
Siegler
Centrol
Routzahn & Sons
Maryland
Siegler Dealer
South Market Street
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