Soviets May Have A-Bomb Secrets
Washington reports Lt Gen. Groves hinted wartime atomic secrets may have reached the Soviets after a two hour Congressional spy investigation. The House Un American Activities Committee says it has evidence of an atomic espionage ring. Groves, former wartime head of the project, declined to confirm leaks and invoked authority limits. The committee planned open hearings as other witnesses were called. Separately a Labor subcommittee probed Communist influence in the CIO Fur Workers Union with Ben Gold promising documentary proof against alleged Communist control.
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Washington
Ger
Lester Groves
Congressional
House Un-American Activies Committee
Groves
Rom
J. Parnell Thomas
RNJ
Thomas
Remington Rand
Fur
House Labor
CIO Fur Workers Union
Ben Gold
Gold
Frederick Theatres Weeklong Movie Schedule
The Frederick theater lineup for the week September 12 includes Melody Time in Technicolor, The Best Years of Our Lives with Myrna Loy and Teresa Wright, Up in Central Park with Deanna Durbin, Fort Apache with Wayne and Temple, Catch as Catch Can, Son of Dracula, Westward Ho, and Tex Granger Chapter 14 plus a 2-cartoon program. Laborer rescued after steam shovel accident near Wheaton. Albert Malcolm, 45, conscious but in pain. Big game in Africa noted by a returning explorer. elephants and other large game less abundant than before.
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Frederick
Disney
Technicolor
Myma Loy
Frederic Dana Andrews
Teresa Wright
Virginia Mero
Central
Deanna Durb
Zach“ Scott
Warner Pathe
Ednecae
Fort Apache
Wayne
Shirley Temple
Starpilus
Warner Cay
Setar
Westward Charley
Chae
Warner
Buck Jones
Wheaton
Labover
Glenmont Forest
Albert Malcolm
Hosemoent
Legion Seeks Maryland Bonus for World War II Vets
Marinach members at the state convention urged a $500 bonus for World War II veterans with monthly payments of 10 dollars for domestic service and five dollars for foreign duty from 1910 to 1945. The motion passed narrowly after hours of debate as opponents argued tax limits and revenue.
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Ocean City
Marinach
Tag
Reed
Charles Reed
Bel Air
Appa
Mary
Legan
John F. Rowe
Frostburg Post
Maryland
Nelson G. Tyman
Cheverly Post
Prince Georges County
Washington
Tyman
Navy
Air Force
National Guard
Milton Dance
Towson
Jack C. Vaneerie
Havre de Grace
John D. Carmen
Joppa
Godfrey Child
Pocomoke City
S. Alien
Laurel
Joseph Do
Baltimore
Pullen Urges Parents To Get Facts Before Criticism
Chevy Chase Sept 10 7 Moent y parents urged to seek facts before criticizing schools. Dr Thomas Gaul superintendent of schools defended the county schools noting reading metrics meetings have been held and figures show teacher salaries among Maryland's highest. He argued tests indicate reading and arithmetic levels meet or exceed national averages and called for calm discussion.
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Chevy Chase
Moenty
Adv
Thomas Gaul
Pullen
Coun
Nothough
Maryland
Saii
Stsie
United States
September term looms for twenty two criminal appeal cases
Twenty two criminal appeal cases are docketed for disposition at the September term of Circuit Court opening September 20. The docket shows several carries from prior terms and includes appeals by Shorb Smith Grove Burk Walker Kline Waters Burtmer Kelly Burch Burns Kaufman Foreman Mackler Stevens Reynolds Mans and others. Indicted officials and a Boston broker face federal charges over an international airborne traffic in stolen Nazi era bonds.
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Emmitsburg
House of Correction
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M. Weinberg
Frederick
Frank E. Grove
Weinberg
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Grove
William Nathan Burk
Edse D Walker
Monrovia
Alton Y. Bennett
E Austin James
Walker
William FE
Kline
Stoner
Bruce Eyler
Thurmont
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Eyler
Marion Bowie
Bennett
Mrr
James
James K
Leis Boyland
Braddock Heights
Edward J Smith
Clifton Wirts
Borlands
Kennard Smith
Staner
Richard E Zimmerman
Smith
Lilburn Schaeffer Waters
Zimmerman
Waters
Carroll Lloyd Burtmer
W. Jerome Offutt
Rodney Russell Kelly
Buckeystown
Istrate Weinberg
Recking
Hebert Lee Burch
Carl Benjamin Burns
Burch and
Burns Earl J. Kaufman
Charles Edward Foreman
Edwin O Mackler
Howard Manford Stevens
Theodore Edward Reynolds
Stevens
Reynolds
Earl A Mans
Francis Perrott
Boston
Air Transport Command
Holland
Up Os
William T. McCarthy
Netherlands
Drunken driving defendant Sylvester Posey jailed 60 days
In default of a $10155 fine Posey pleaded guilty to drunken driving causing property damage. Before Magistrate Weinberg Posey was sentenced to 60 days in jail for the accident at West College Terrace and West Second Street when his truck owned by Charles Marino failed to stop and struck Arthur Arnold Jr.'s car, damaging over $360. The case involved a colored defendant and a protest by Marino. Inspiration: copper naphthenate wood preservative briefly mentioned.
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Weinberg
Sylvester Posey
East Street
Posey
Charles Marino
West College Terrace
West Second Street
Second Street
Marino
Arthur G. Arnold, Jr
Hagerstown
New York Truck Strike Group Signs Early Wage Deal
Local 807 of the AFL Teamsters Union reports about 69 firms employing 1490 workers have signed contracts under a revised wage demand plan. A&P and Bohack chains resume deliveries as talks continue with employers' labor committee rejecting the new demands. The mass meeting of about 9,390 strikers approves a plan calling for a 1742 counts an hour wage rise and welfare benefits, easing the earlier 25 cent lower rock bottom figure.
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New York
AFL Teamsters Union
Bohack
Employers Labor Committee
Spohace
Democrats open campaign headquarters in Baltimore
Maryland Democrats opened headquarters at the Hotel Emerson as campaign offices prepare to open. The effort is led by former Senator George L. Radcliffe with Gov. Lane as executive committee chairman and John L. Whitehurst on the women’s committee. Full rosters to be released soon.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Emerson
George L. Radcliffe
Lane
John L. Whitehurst
Record Food Production in U S Reaches Historic High
Agriculture Department projects the 1942 farm value of six basic crops at 13.388 billion dollars, surpassing 1941 and 1947 levels. Corn leads the gains with a projected value near 6.74 billion, while wheat and other crops show strong output and price-based estimates. Henry A. Wallace comments on fascism and campaign tour sentiments amid wartime agriculture data.
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Agriculture Department
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