Legalize Wire Tapping Considered by Justice Department
The Department of Justice considers a bill to legalize wiretap use in federal crime cases. It would create new loopholes in bans on evidence from wiretapping, currently forbidden even in espionage trials. Attorney General McGrath notes the FBI conducts wiretapping in a limited number of cases with case by case approval.
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Local Craft Fair Highlights Needlework by Readers
Community notices invite participants for a Chelsea New York event featuring embroidery and decorative arts. Exhibits include personal needlework pieces, with entries encouraged from local residents and schools to showcase craft skills.
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Justice Department wiretap proposals face Senate scrutiny
The Justice Department proposals drew doubt from a Senate subcommittee investigating wire tapping in Washington. Subcommittee staff said the proposals were handed to them informally but declined to discuss the matter.
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Fairchild Creates Stratos Division Within Corp
Fairchild Corporation announces a new division the Stratos Division from its wholly owned subsidiary Stratos Corporation. Stratos, based in Farmingdale Long Island, will report to Fairchild and operate alongside the Engine and Guided Missiles divisions. F E Newhold Jr serves as general manager and the unit makes cabin superchargers cooling units and related equipment used in commercial aircraft and military fighters and bombers.
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Jap Prince's Tutor Named for Crown Prince Akihita
In Tokyo, M Esther ff. Rhoades of Germantown Pennsylvania will teach Crown Prince Akihita. The seventeen year old succeeds Mrs. B. Vining, who returns to the United States in November.
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FFA Hog Sale Set By Jonathan Hager Chapter
The Jonathan Hager Chapter of the Future Farmers of America will hold its annual fall hog show tomorrow at 9 a.m. The sale at Four States Livestock Sales, Inc. begins at 6 p.m. with between 68 and 70 head offered. Schools from Walkersville Middletown and Frederick join county high schools in showing animals. Prizes are offered by FRA chapters and the Maryland State Fair Board. Judge Boyd P Whitte of the University of Maryland presides.
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Korean War Enlists Search for Unknown Dead to Identify
Defense officials say teams will probe battlefields and graves to unlatch names from the 3,877 American soldiers listed as missing in action. The effort, aimed at reducing unknowns, follows a public list naming 1,211 Korean War casualties, with Pennsylvania leading states in totals.
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Danes Ban Communist Demonstrators At Churchill Honor
In Copenhagen crowds of about 100000 cheered Winston Churchill as he received the armlet badge from the Danish wartime resistance. Communists lobbed a fireworks bomb and dropped leaflets saying go home. Police called the protest unimportant and ridiculous.
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Downtown parking plan to expand market lot in Hagerstown
Mayor Mills and the City Council will meet with the Hagerstown Retailers Bureau tonight at 7:38 in City Hall to discuss enlarging the market parking lot by purchasing properties on Jonathan Street and the east side from Franklin to Jones and widening Jonathan Street to improve traffic flow and business district growth.
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Truman to Address U N General Assembly Oct 24
President Truman will speak before the United Nations General Assembly October 24 at Flushing Meadows. The White House announced the address will be a major foreign policy speech marking the UN's fifth anniversary. He will also attend the installation of his sister Mary Jane Truman as grandmatron of Missouri Order of the Eastern Star.
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Hit Run Truck Sought After West Church Sideswipe
City police seek a truck involved in a sideswipe of a parked car on West Church. Roy Guessford of 228 North Locust Street reported his car was damaged in the hit and run yesterday afternoon.
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