Russell cites Bradley document as notes of participants
Russell said Larkin believed the document was prepared for notes of participants and that it was prepared under Bradley's direction. He won a fight to hear MacArthur behind closed doors with testimony records to be made available after military secrets are combed. Committees voting 14 to 9 against public hearings. If MacArthur does not request public testimony, doors remain closed. In New York MacArthur framed open or closed hearings as up to the committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Larkin
Georgia
Bradleys
MacArthur
New York
Macur
Real estate sales listed for Frederick County May 1965
The Frederick County Sales Directory notes multiple May 1965 public auctions. Properties include Lucille Newlin and Leroy Snappy estate three miles from Charles Town. John and Meredith Anderson near White Hall. James P. Reardon trustee with Buffalo Road properties. O J Ratcliff Rt 50 east of Winchester. Eudora Fawcett Keyser estate in front of the Frederick County Court House. with dates May 5 12 12 19 and times from 11 a m to 12 p m. Some listings mention tools and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Catherine Newlin
Leroy A. Snapply
Charles Town
W. Va
Bloomery
Larrich
Frederick County Court House
Sunnyside
John & Meredith Anderson
White Hall
James P. Reardon
Frederick County
Buffalo
Shawnee
Nejn
O. J. Ratcliff
Winchester
J. P. Reardon
Bufflick Road
Eudora Fawcett Keyser
Parkway
Winchegiar
McCormick and Leight
Rep Walter E. Brehm Convicted On Political Contribution Charges
Federal jury found Ohio Rep. Walter E. Brehm guilty on five counts of accepting unlawful political contributions from Emma Craven in 1948. He faces up to 15 years in prison and a 25000 dollar fine. sentencing to follow post new trial motions. One count alleging a $140 contribution from Clara Soliday was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter E. Brehm
Ohio
Congress
Brehm
Leo A. Rover
Clara Soliday
Burnita
Matthews
House
Winchester Festival Photo Contest Set With Prizes
Hillary Brant announces the annual Winchester Photography Club contest in collaboration with the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Committee. Prizes total 25 dollars with splits for first and other awards. Open to amateurs during the two Apple Blossom days. prints due May 15 at Valley Photo Studio. 8 by 10 inch entries. Committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillary Brant
Winchester Photography Club
Cooperaton
Ives
Cordert
Valley Photo Studio
Business and Banquets Amid Flooded City Events
Hotels are crowded as floods disrupt plans but preparations continue. Queen Shenandoah XXIV Guri Lie is due by 11 a.m. and will bake the noon apple pie. A joint luncheon at the George Washington Hotel 1:30 p.m. features Henry J. Taylor and guests from ABC and WTOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Guri Lie
Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber
Exchange
Kiwanis
Lions, Rotary
Quota Clubs
George Washington Hotel
Henry J. Taylor
American Broadcasting System
Harry Wismer
ABC
Elinor Lee
Washington
Columbia
WTOP
Stock Exchange Firm Opens Winchester Office
Kay Richards & Co a Pittsburgh and New York stock firm opened a Winchester branch in the Capitol Theatre building corner Cameron St and Rouss Ave Martinsburg W Va manager John F Cussen said the office will help local investors buy stocks bonds and commodities with direct wire to New York and local stock tickets printing transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Richards & Co
Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh
New York
Winchester
Capitol Theatre
Cameron St
Rouss Ave
Aday
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
John F. Cussen
Martinsburg
W. Va
Wall Street
Handley Bowl Pageant Schedule and Queen’s Reception
The pageant will be held at the Handley Bowl at 1 p.m. Virgil R. Strader publicity director will host a reception for magazine newspaper radio television and photographic representatives at his home at 5 p.m. Festival workers will meet the Queen and her court at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Bowl
Virgil R. Strader
American medic Ken Bottoms wounded in Korean Spring offensive
Cpl. Kenneth Bottoms of Platteville Wisconsin, a medical corpsman, charges Chinese Reds threw hand grenades at American ambulances and bayoneted wounded men at the start of the spring offensive in Korea. He was rescued by an Allied tank crew after feigning death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bottoms
Platteville
Wisconsin
Korea
Bottoms
International
Cussen and Millard Family Connections Noted
On the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Mr. Cussen is assisted by Miss Elizabeth Millard of Martinsburg. Mr. Cussen is married to the former Miss Jean Yone Millard, also of Martinsburg, and they have a son, John F. Cussen Jr., aged four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Exchange
Cussen
Elizabeth Millard
Martinsburg
Jean Yone Millard
John F. Cussen, Jr
Melee in Negro District Quelled in Columbus Ga
Police quelled a midnight melee in a Negro district after a grenade blast behind a squad car near a Negro establishment. A police cruiser and two autos were damaged. several Negro soldiers from Fort Benning were detained. Injuries reported but not serious. three Negroes were arrested as officers cleared the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. D. Armstrong
Fort Benning
Armstrong
Benning
Highland Church Men Elect Conner Everett President
Conner Everett was elected president of the Highland Avenue Presbyterian Chapel men at a Sunday evening meeting. Maurice Lake, Charles Cain, Frank Youngblood, and George W. Cook were elected first vice president, second vice president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. The group aims to fund the chapel as a self supporting church. The next meeting is set for May 13 at 8:30 p.m. after the worship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Conner
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Chapel
Maurice Lake
Charles Cain
Frank Youngblood
George W. Cook
State board lowers wine prices in new list
The State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board put a new price list into effect today with 5 cent decreases in the prices of four wines in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Senate Crime Committee Proposes 22 Federal Crime Controls
The Senate Crime Committee urged 22 legislative changes including a federal crime commission, a new Justice Department racket squad, enhanced IRS criminal checks, deportation measures, tougher perjury laws, and broader enforcement of gambling and narcotics rules to curb organized crime and illicit activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Crime Committee
Congress
Justice Department
Federal Crime Commission
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James Foley
Barbara Debauck
Children’s Hospital
Chevy Chase
Internationa
Bradley
Coll Funeral Home
Rep
Photography Club
Mr. Brgnt
Charles Murphy
Talmadge Bucher
Randolph Stipe
J Connell
Inininum
Braddock
Niioa
Wohn W. Rosenberger & CO
Korean War
U. S
San Diego
Calif
Sylvester Antolak
First Marine Division
Leathernecks
Uijongbu
Seoul
Defense Dept
Bolen Huskie Garden Tractors
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
N. Cameron St
Cpl
Winchester Television Corp
Loudoun
C.B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Highland Church
S. Loudoun ST
Virginia
Internal Revenue Bureau
Narcotics Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Uptrme Co
Savannah
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
Mrs
SAFEW
Angel Food
I. Q
Franklin D. Roosevelt
True
the Shrew
William Remington
Dan Thornton
Caleenay
Glaize & & Bro
C. I. Brumback & Sons
FORD
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Plymouth
Chapman Motor CO
Anethore
N. Braddock St
Clearbrook
Coleman Dunn
Frederick CO
Theodore Morris
Clerk’s
County Court House
Buffalo Lick Road
Shawnee District
NES Etal
Loudoun ST
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