Supreme Court Opens New Term On Communist Cases
Washington Oct 1 The Supreme Court begins a new term facing major questions on Communist aims and actions Protecting personal and political rights under the Constitution while safeguarding government security is debated in appeals including the Smith Act case upholding criminalizing advocacy of overthrow Justice Jackson signals potential landmark rulings The court will also consider the loyalty program and cases involving Harry Bridges Judith Coplon and Alger Hiss as they come to fruition this term
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Quiet Weekend As Frederick Police Log Shows Few Violations
Frederick police describe an unusually quiet weekend ahead of the Great Frederick Fair with only three peace disturbance incidents, two intoxicated individuals, and several traffic offenses. Charges include disturbance of the peace, drunkenness, and speeding or license violations, with collateral posted in several cases. A separate birthday party honored Arden Chew at 3 East All Saints Street with family and friends in attendance and many gifts reported.
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Former State Official Hiss Convicted of Perjury
The latter has since been deported Hiss, former State Department official, was convicted of falsely testifying he never gave government secrets to an avowed Communist agent.
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Wentz death noted. Carroll banker Horatio T Wentz dies
Manchester notices report the sudden death of Horatio T Wentz, 75, a Carroll County banker, insurance executive and civic leader. Funeral services to be held in Manchester with survivors listed including six brothers and two sisters. The item also mentions veterans referendum and tax topics amid political notes.
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Delphis V Wentz
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Republican Platform For State Is Adopted
Baltimore October 1 The Republican convention adopted planks for the 1950 platform including reform of the city election system to enfranchise voters, a revision of the sales tax to end tax on purchases under fifty cents and food sales, a continuing review of sales tax revenues toward elimination, and the abolition of the state tax on...
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Reds Used U S Homes For Seoul Headquarters
In Seoul many former U S military dependents homes became Communist regional headquarters and propaganda offices. A Scott family home, once in Spartanburg West Virginia, housed the main office. An adjoining house reportedly served as propaganda HQ with copies of a radio news service and AP reports found. A German doctor announced a possible clue to polio, noting a polymorphous microbe seen in many patients' blood.
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Probing Microbe Link to Disease Amid Dunwich Echoes
Scientists pursued proof of causation for a disease as North Sea storms once wrecked 400 homes in Dunwich England a century ago, a vanished town recalled in a discussion on historic calamities and ongoing research.
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