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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1951

Page

4

Fourth Bank Man Held As Embezzler

New Kensington, Pa Oct 12 FBI arrested 55 year old Rogers Schiarella assistant cashier at First National Bank on charges of misappropriating funds and false entry. He admitted using bank money for personal stock ventures over 10 years and claimed restitution. It is the fourth arrest in a Western Pennsylvania bank scandal totaling over 3.9 million dollars across eight cases.

New Kensington FBI Rogers Schiarella First National Bank Fred Hallford Shiarella Schiarella William P. Smeltzer Tellier Otto HR. Grotefend Ludwig R. Schlekat Parnessus National Bank Pittsburgh Pennsylvania West Virginia First National Arsi

McKeldin Inspects Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tour

Governor McKeldin led a Maryland inspection tour of road projects worth 9.97 million dollars across the Eastern Shore including the Chesapeake Bay bridge. He pledged to avoid highway disfigurement and pressed for a forward, long term program as officials toured Caroline Cecil Kent Queen Annes and Talbot counties with Roads Commissioners and press representatives.

Love Point McKeldin Maryland Chesapeake Bay Bridge State Roads Commission Caroline Cecil Kent Queen Annes Talbot New Bay Bridge Avery W. Hall David M . Wichels Nathan L Smyth Department of Public Improvements Cordl A. Goldeisen Ralph Townsend

63 Per Cent Pass Selective Service College Tests

Washington reports 63 percent of 339000 students passed the Selective Service college qualification tests with scores of 70 or better. About 1,000 centers will host further tests on December 13 and April 24 1952. Applications must be postmarked by November 4 for the December test and March 10 for the April test. Students must pursue full-time studies and request deferment.

Washington Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey Hershey Eaus Tix Selective Service Board Into& Man

Explanation Of Mechanism Of Sound Lecture At Hood College

Dr Joel Novick, a Washington physician, lectured in Brodbeck Hall on sound production and perception. He described ear and larynx functions, spoke on vocal irritation and laryngitis, and urged sufficient residual breath to prevent gasping. Introduced by Miss Joanne Kates, the event included a reception at the Truxal home.

Joel Novick Washington Brodbeck Hall Hood College Town Hall Novick Dr. Novick Joanne Kates Newport News Andrew G. Truxal

Truman Hints He Will Run for Re-Election

President Truman signaled a likely bid for another term as AMVETS reported he intends to stay in the White House long. He backed keeping Carl R Gray as administrator and warned against attacks on his “boys” while also endorsing permanent civil defense status under cabinet rank. Separately, John T Flynn will receive the Sons of the American Revolution gold medal at a New York ceremony linked to a coast to coast radio broadcast.

Washington Truman Ali Amvets White House Carl R Gray Federal Civil Defense Administration FCDA Secretary of Civil Defense John L. Smith World War II Veterans Organization Gray AMVET New York John T Flynn Sons of the American Revolution

Death Benefits Bill Signed By President

President Truman signed a bill appropriating 35 million dollars to pay ten thousand dollars to each beneficiary of service casualties. The measure provides up to ten thousand dollars per person including free insurance, with payments spread over 120 months for Korea era deaths. The act extends similar benefits to veterans serving after Korea’s outbreak and to their dependents.

Washington Truman Congress Korea

Estimates of enemy losses in Korea through Oct 2

Washington reported total enemy casualties in Korea through October 2 at 1,346,23 marking a rise of 21,767 in 12 days. Battle casualties for North Korean and Chinese forces totaled 15,073 of the increase. Non battle losses reached 214,092, up 5,673. Prisoners of war numbered 165,035, up 1,021. Through October 5 U.S. battle casualties stood at 89,382. other UN units’ losses were not reported for months.

Washington Korea U.S United Nations

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