Col Fleming Convicted for Collaborating with Enemy
Ft Sheridan Illinois Sept 22 Colonel Harry Fleming a 45 year old infantry officer was convicted by a court martial of collaborating with the enemy in a North Korean prison camp. He was cleared on charges of informing on prisoners and conduct unbecoming an officer. The 11 member court heard mitigation arguments before sentencing. Potential penalties include dismissal forfeiture of pay and life imprisonment though no minimum is specified. Fleming of Racine Wisconsin was the first U S Army officer court martialed for actions in a Communist prison camp during the Korean War. Information from Washington said the case also marks the first such court martial for collaborating with the enemy. The charge rests on alleged propaganda recordings and leadership of discussion groups reflecting pro Communist views.
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FT. Sheridan
Ill
Harry Fleming
U.S. Army
Fleming
Racine
Wis
Washington
Judge Advocate General's Office
Community gathering notes and livestock prices at Woodsboro sale
The article lists attendees at a local gathering with many families from Myersville Smithsburg Hagerstown and Union Bridge and notes Mr and Mrs Arthur Brandenburg and others among the guests The text also reports calf and livestock sale prices at Woodsboro Livestock Sales Inc including calves butcher steers heifers cows stock animals and hogs with prices per cwt and per head and mentions a duck clocking a lien traveling 100 yards in 3 seconds.
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Erman
Frankun
Myersville
Brrs
Edgar Leatherman
Marilyn Ruth
Esther
Alps
R. Leon Painter
Edward
Hagerstown
Arthur Brandenburg
Paul
Harold
Charles
Carol Ann
Virginia Lee
Union Bridge
Ralph Smith
Grasson Michael
Nelson
Janet
Sharon
Smithsburg
Charles Wastler
Fay
Bonnie
Ayersville
Ralph W. Morgan Jr
Gloria and
Dosce
Hare Brandenburg
Anita Kay
Sue Fair
James Davis
Jama Wulamsport
Ralph Yingling
Frederick
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Brandenburg Reunion Brings Brandenburgs Together at Wollisville
Descendants of William and Ro ann Brandenburg held their first reunion September 19 at Wollis ville Picnic Grove. A business meeting elected officers including President Hove Brandenburg, vice president Bevery Dorley, secretary-treasurer Marilyn Leather man, and entertainment coordinators Eleanor Grossnekle Ruth Alichael Rebecca Leatherman Ernest Leatherman and James Davis. Gifts were awarded to the following attendees.
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Brandenburg
William
Roann Brandenburg
Wollisville
Wollsville
Hove Brandenburg
Bevery Dorley
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Col. Fleming
United Nations
United States
Korea
Jack K. McFall
Finland
McFall
U. S
Helsinki
Oscar Brandenburg
Sara Jane
Jane
Ralph Morgan
Raymond Smith
Elmer Leath
Basil Crossnickhie
Dale
Ellen
Hugh Blicken- Stalf
Fase
Richard
Wisersville
Emory Doyle
Emory Jr
Linda
Miversville
Arthur Leatherman
Gene
Ernest Leatherman
Middletown
Gaither Leatherman
Steven
Fusvarara
Elwood Leatherman
Frederik
Charles Mertay
Darlene
Barbara
Francis Moser
Myersvile
Clarence Leatherman
Chilldren Marion
Clair Lee
Wail
Bur Martin
Elizabeth Ann
Mark
Airy
Caroll Leatherman
Steven, Mark
Thomas
Smuithsburg
Duron Paints
Duron
Jacobson
Prescription
T. J& W. Patrick
Haines
Goodyear
N. Market St
N. Court ST
Frederick, MD
DIAL
Cate
Royal
Holloware
Velves
SME Depot Vetes
Gilcrest Viamowns
Valea Gabereest
Verne
Gilcrest
Soc A
Pilst
Oma Ke
Kemp
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