Field And Wife Freed In Hungary Spy Case
Noel Field and his wife Herta reportedly freed from Hungarian prison on spy charges dating to 1949. The Buda pest radio cited lack of substantiation for the case against the Fields and noted U S and State Department officials saying they had no prior knowledge of the release. Hermann Field, Noel’s brother, also freed from Communist Poland. he is recovering in a Warsaw hospital before returning home.
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London
Budapest
Hungary
Noel Field
Herta
Field
State Department
U. S
Legation
Vienna
Noel Fields
Washington
Hermann
Cleveland
Poland
Warsaw
Kate
Noel
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Noel Fields and Titoism linked to Eastern bloc purges
Former security official Swiatlo claimed Noel Fields and Herta were jailed or purged in Eastern Europe in 1949 to aid prosecutions of Laszlo Rajk in Hungary and purge Titoist elements. He linked Fields to purges in Czechoslovakia in 1952 alongside Slansky and Clementi. Prague radio hinted possible releases amid post Stalin shifts. El Salvador noted as smallest Western Hemisphere nation.
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Joseph Swiatlo
Emer
Hermann
Washington
Noel
Herta
Hungary
Swiatlo
Europe
Laszlo Rajk
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Rajk
Noel Fields
Czechoslovakia
Red
Rudolf Slansky
Vladimir Clementi
Noel Field
Prague
Stalin
Slansky
Low Bidder On Work On New U S 240
Prince Mont Construction of Cool Spring was the low bidder for 2259 miles of divided highway on Wisconsin Avenue U.S. 240 from Grosvenor Lane to State Route 187, bid $89,349. WW E Graham Construction Co. of Cleveland, S.C. bid $712,383.90 to relocate the Leitersburg by-pass, while Edsie Russell of Frederick bid $731,817.85. Another bid over $819 thousand. Thomasville Drilling and Testing Co. of Thomasville, Pa won subsurface exploration work on the Hagerstown by pass at $4525 against Sprague and Henwood, Inc. of Scranton at $6830. Deaths include Myles Lewis Apple, 27, of Rhodesdale, killed by accidental gunshot while hunting near Vienna. County Medical Examiner ruled it accidental. Also a note that most bats can see well in bright light.
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Baltimore
Prince Mont
Cool Siher Spring
State Roads Commission
Wisconsin Avenue
U.S. 240
Grosenor Lane
Graham Construction Co
Cleveland
S. C
Leitersburg
Graham
T Edsie Russell
Frederick
Washington Counts
Thomasville Drilling and Testing Co
Thomasville
Pawinch
Jowest
Sprague and Henwood, Inc
Scranton
Hagerstown
Vienna
Myles Lewis Apple
Rhodesdale
James Apple
Ronald Wheatley
John Mace
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Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
Dailey’s Funeral Home
Market St
el Salvador
Jack’s Aquarium
Jug Bridge
Bartonsville Road
Bennett
Hamilton
Hamiton Ave
South St
Cory
Shegler
Fusli
William S. Hood, Inc
West Patrick St
Francis Scott Key
Siegler
Landrickson
Samsonite
Kehne Furn. CO
South Market St
East Patrick St
J. R. Lillard & Son
Poolesville
OH Barner Sales and Service Economy Oil CO
America
William S. Hood
Hh'e
Kelvinator
Mnes
Maelwasecantor
William S$. Hood, Inc
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