Oppenheimer Case Reopens Under Justice Unit Review
The Oppenheimer top secret clearance review from 1953 is being reopened by the Justice Department Internal Security division under Assistant Attorney General William F ompkins. The 900 page Gray board record will be re examined for false statement perjury espionage or related charges against individuals named in the Atomic Energy Commission report. The case previously led to denial of access and the board found many associations with Communists. News notes include World Series chatter in Congress and a local music teacher returning from vacation to Frederick and Winchester studios with ongoing performances and a winning student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Oppenheimer
Threeman
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
Robert Oppenheimer
Internal Security Division
Department of Justice
William F.”ompkins
Atomic Energy Comminion
AEC
Security Board
Gray Board
Francis E Dorn
N.Y
Brooklyn
New York City
Wisconsin
Herman P. Eberharter
Pittsburgh
Albert F. Morano J
U. S
Harold Reeves Yarrell
Conn
Ian Church
Washington, D. C
New York Giants
Frederick
Catskill
Mountains
N. Y
Winchester Hall
Strasburg
Winchester
Washington, D.C
Yarroll
New York
Court News and Marriage Notices From Local Docket
Court actions include Qt Earl H. Cline versus Fountain Rock Lime and Brick Co seeking an injunction. Marriage licenses listed for J Carroll and Ellen J Streeter both Bealisville. R Smedley and J L Potter Waynesboro PA. S Ramsey and M Garritson Elk hart IN. F H House and Minnie L Heffner Frederick. C B Jones and Bertha P Lockard Frederick. Property deed record shows John G. Dioneburg and wife transfer of property.
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Earl H. Cline
Fountain Rock Lime and Brick Co
Wills J. Carroll
Ellen J Streeter
Bealisville
Robert W. Smedley
Jane L. Potter
Waynesboro
Stanley A. Ramsey
Margaret M Garritson
Elkhart
Ind
Frank H. House
Minnie L. Heffner
Frederick
Charles B. Jones
Bertha P. Lockard
John G. Dioneburg
Bail hearings and arrests linked to Baltimore attempted robbery
The report notes various bail actions in a Maryland case. John L Beall et al face bail at ten dollars each, Catherine Alexander, Charles to E Ritchie and wife, Elmer Funk and wife, Earl Soldo, and others are cited. Martin J Yamin, a former substitute police magistrate, was released on ten thousand dollars bail on conspiracy and accessory charges in the attempted robbery of a Baltimore housewife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Stut
John L. Beall
L. Redmond
State's Attorney’s
Catherine Alexander
Charles
E. Ritchie
Elmer B. Funk
Earl Charles M. Smith
Soldo
Brooklyn
N. Y
Yamin
Albert Williams
Hoy Va civ
Baltimore
Martin J. Yamin
Fred E Weis
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