AFL-CIO Sets Sights on Hoffa as Teamsters Face Expulsion
Sept 15 report from Washington details the AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Committee labeling Teamster leader James R. Hoffa and other top officials as corrupt. The document warns the 5 million member union could be expelled if Hoffa remains in office, as Senate Rackets Committee probes continue. Beck plans to retire at the Miami Beach convention opening Sept 30, while Hoffa runs for the presidency.
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Waseington
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
James R. Hoffa
Labor Federation
Hoffa
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Frank W. Brewster
Senate
Aflcio
Exective Council
New York
Hoffa Ie
Detroit
Beck
Miami Beach
Fla
McClellan
D-Ark
Hoffs
Justice Department
Damage Suit Entered After Auto Accident
A damage suit has been entered in the Circuit Clerk's office over an October Baltimore automobile crash involving a Glen Motors Inc. of Glen Burnie vehicle. The suit names an officer of the firm as driver and cites about 75 members and guests at a Ballenger Grange Booster's Night event.
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pBader
GenFront Royal
John Childs
Bolivar
W. Va
Nel Eliot
iChilds
Nancy Ellen Rick
Roy Baker
Mary
Frederick
Charles Shoemaker
Archie Newtor
Leesburg
Charles Deland
Stephen
Richmond
Lyundey
Fred Rollins
Nancy
Askburn
Brentwood
Iunco
J.B. Cunningham
Waterford
James Garland Hoffman
E. C. Ridgeway
Army
E. C. Ridgeways
Roy Ridgeway
Martin Blessing
Brunswick
Buddy Harrison
Johnnie Boger
Junior Ridgeway
Amily
A. L. Hatcher
Fred
Hatcher
Ardelia Dickerson
Floyd
Arondas
Ray Butteham
Washington
Addison Green
Evelyn Webber
Knoxville
A. B. Robey
Gladys ‘Merriman
Joe Is
Selance
Baltimore
Betty Walters
J. W. Danner
Myers
Russell Dudrow
William Johnson
Federal Land Bank System
Johnson
County Farm Bureau
Noah Kefauver
Catherine Shriver
Grange
The
County
James Sp
Grange l
Glen _—__ (Motors Inc
Glen Burnie
Ballenger Grange
Grover
C. Shall Jr
Jefferson
Imotor Firm
Lovettsville PTA opens year with program and notes
Lovettsville reports the P T A held its first meeting of the year with Mrs Owens presiding. The program and refreshments were led by Mrs Pastnyck. Teachers announced include Eliza Myers seventh grade and Shirley Mentzer sixth, with others in lower grades and special education. Religious Education meets Wednesdays, Music Thursdays, Band Tuesdays. Several local families and guests are listed as visitors and weekend attendees from nearby towns and cities.
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John Keister
Lovettsville
P.T.A
Owens
Pastnyck
Myers
Eliza Myers
Shirley Mentzer
Louise Johnson
Ella Elgin
Lois Myers
Helen Miller
Charlotte Weadon
Mary E. Allman
Helen Pastnyck
Elizabeth Grove
George Mentzer
Merlin Johnson
Clark
Earle Weatherly
A. Rockfeer
E. W
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Neff Family gathers for reunion at Rector town area
Leonard Neff and Sally, Joe, and great-grandchildren were unable to attend. The Neff family includes three daughters and their families, with eight grandchildren present. Two hundred forty new land entrants into Western Maryland College were noted, bringing enrollment to an expected 675, a rise of one from last year.
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Leonard Nef
Sally
Joe
Beanie
Rectortown
John D. Keister
Bob
Shirley
J. M. Neff
Louisa Hindred
Neff
Ison
Carl Nel
Jen Ana
Yowell
Xorma Jean
Rector
Bill Yowell
Shelby Lee
Arlington
Dents
Maryland
Harry Biller
Lyon
Harry UI
College
Westminster
Roswell
New Mexico
Jasper Rickard
Toby
Gan
Johnny
Lovellsville
Daisy
Irene
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Fort Belvoir
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England
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Charlersville
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Red Bud Acres
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Louise Mentzer
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Zell Cooper
Dison College
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Bill English
Robert English
Kkatherine English
Katherine Low
Eillen Frye
Elsie Abel
Berkley Wirts
Roger Fitch
Connie
Grosse Point
Michigan
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Sadebeker
Hanover Street
Ballimore
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Barre Street
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Robert E. Clapp Jr
John S. Collins
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Evelyn A Stone
Willie M. Sears
Fulton D. Sears
Ira D. Sears
Sher
Man P. Bowers
Teaver
3. M. Neff
John Michael Neff
Leonard Neff
Claude
Barbara
Donald
Pattie
Clarance Neff
Ronnie
Nevin Neff
Harry
W. E. Neff
Sterling
Carl Neff
Diane
Paris
Glenn Loyd
Larry
Judy
Jerry
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Linda
Jamie
Hope
Bluemont
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Debbie
Sherry
Pam
the Plains
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Middletown
Rosemont
Court Street
Frederick, Md
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling
Carrol St
Nellie Shook
Charles Barry
C. L. Frye
Dot Potterfield
Winnie Myers
B. M. Wagner
Hagerstown
Lucy Ramsburg
Myrle Myers
Little Pete
Tenna Myers
George Berkley Reed
Augusta Military Academy
Staunton
Mirs
Russell Shipman
Patricia
W. B. Williams
Ann Hickman
Marion Junior College
Marion
Lester Schutte
Goldie Cannon
Grace Popkins
Purcellville
Michael Kreisinger
Gettysburg Seminary
W. A. Moore
Ernie Moore
New York City
James Moore
Raymond Chinn
Charles Triplett
Eberg
Henry
Peddie
Johssville
Rt 35
Frederick Comity
Guernsey
David R. Born
Robert L. Bohn
Phone Sproce
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C. D. Metz
Beaver Dam
Church of the Brethren
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Frederick Shopping Center
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