Coplon Testimony Contradicts Witness on Dent Place
In Washington Chambers insists Hiss lived on Balt Place but later admits notes confused him. Coplon says Foley provided the decoy paper the morning of March 4 as she prepared to depart for New York.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1949
Page
4
In Washington Chambers insists Hiss lived on Balt Place but later admits notes confused him. Coplon says Foley provided the decoy paper the morning of March 4 as she prepared to depart for New York.
Southern farm market roundup shows continued declines in wholesale meat prices with hogs down to near 20 per hundredweight and cattle prices dipping across Louisville Montgomery and Nashville. Readers see week’s price levels in Nashville Montgomery Memphis and other centers, plus feeder calves and lambs noted with regional ranges.
Chicago markets report hogs, cattle, and milled weights with varied shifts. Hogs mostly lower in heavier grades. slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to mildly lower. cows and bulls also down. stock cattle and feeders show modest declines. Wheat oats and corn steadier alongside hogs and cattle.
Small downstairs apartment advertised for two or three occupants. Not suitable for very young children. Nicely located close in. Phone 477.
An Army Air Force training plane crashed on Cumberland Mountain near New Cumberland killing four occupants. Victims are Lieut. Roy D. Lenser of Cleveland, Lieut. William S. Shaffer of Hudson Ohio, Pfc. George Christian of Middleport Pa, and Pfc. Leonard Novak of Pippston Pa. The twin motor T 11 wrecked in heavy mist about 150 yards from the mountain summit as it attempted to land at Middletown base.
Chicago grain prices firmed late under brisk trading after early softness. Wheat rose about one quarter to around 1.95 a bushel with July bids near 1.95. Corn varied from slight weakness to gains with July near 1.31. Oats climbed about percent, rye advanced, soybeans rose about 14 to 15 cents, and lard traded modestly higher.
State investigators, tipped to a planned Klan raid in Adamsville, found armed lookouts with covered license plates. A lookout identified as Lollar claimed to bear a special deputy commission. The governor ordered a review of hooded groups’ charters as officers documented 17 covered plates.
Paris hosts massive police presence ahead of two planned demonstrations marking de Gaulle anniversary. Communists accuse Gaullists of political use while counter demonstrations unfold near Avenue D Orleans renaming ceremony.
Natives playing a football match near Leopoldville were terrified when a wild bull charged the field. In the ensuing panic players spectators and officials scrambled into trees as the bull examined the scene and kicked the ball before retreating into the woods.
Investigators left at about 9 30 p m and Klansmen emerged from their meeting place about 50 people in civilian clothes surrounded Lollar. The officers had released the suspect and departed.
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