davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-01-16
WEDNESDAY,

request, got no answer and theo-
rized that the couple had fed with
the body in the family car. State
police broadcast an alarm.
Last night. however. the car
was found in Westport's business
district and a neighbor reported
she had seen a dim light in the
Steinberg home. Police forced an
entry and found the couple lying
on the floor of a bedroom. The
father was on one side of bed
in which Heide's body lay and the
mother was on the other.
Heide was admitted to the Nor
walk Hospital about las am,
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Parents Of Dead Child Taken
From Hospital Found in Como

ditiortoday at the Westport Sani-
tarium.
The steinbergs had been
sought since yesterday morning.
The father, near hysteria, had
rushed with his wife from a hos
pital in nearby Norwalk with the
body OF their only child, Heide.
Later. police said. he threatened
to kill a medical examiner who
asked to view the dead girl.
Police went to the Steinberg
home at the medical examiners
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Purse-Holding Husband
Divorced by Actress
BY the Asseeiaied Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 16.-Ger-
man Actress Hildegard Neff says
her husband wouldn't let her have
enough Of her own money to buy
stockings. She was awarded a
divorce yesterday from Producer
Director Kurt Hirsch.
II couldn't get my own money
even though I made several pic
tures." she testified. my husband
kept everything"
They were married in 1947, sep
arated a year ago. have no chill
dren. Mr.. Hirsch sued for divorce
first, charging cruelty, but dropped
the suit when she filed a cross
complaint with the same charge.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
U.S.. Fleet Leaves Spoin
After Good Will Visit
BY the Asseeieted Pres,

MADRID, Jan. 16.-The United
States Mediterranean feet left
Spain yesterday after a week long
courtesy visit which was hailed by
Ambassador Stanton Griffis as
sensational success" in promot-
ing good will.
Private sources estimated Amer
lean sailors spent nearly 2 mil
lion pesetas ($50,000) on souvenirs
and entertainment.
After the fleets departure
flights of jet planes from the Car
riers Franklin D. Roosevelt and
Tarawa whipped over Barcelona
and Valencia in salute.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
BY the Associated Press

WESTPoRT, Conn.,. Jan. l6.-
Grief f-stricken parents of ga T.
|year-old girl whose body they
|snatched from a hospital bed
were found unconscious beside the
dead child last night at their
home.
Police said Mr.. and Mrs. Sey-
|mour Steinberg had taken an
overdose of sleeping tablets. One
|of several notes found in the
house read:
please notify my brother. Ted,
in Brooklyn"
They were reported in fair con-
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Fireworks BIust Kills 81
AT Fete in Hindu Temple
BY the Asseciated Press


MADRAS. India, Jan. 16.-Fire-
works stored in an adjoining ware
house for use on holy day cele-
brations in a Hindu temple ex-
ploded and killed 81 persons, news
reports from Travancore Province
reported yesterday. The blast
injured 121 persons.
The Dharma Sastra Temple, in
the extreme south of Travancore,
used the fireworks for night pro-
cessions during holiday celebra-
tions. Yesterday was a Hindu holy
day and more than 200. 900 Hindu
pilgrims from all over India had
assembled.
The temple was not damaged.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
American family Killed
By Newfoundland Fire
BY The Associated Pres,


ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland
Jan. 16.-Predawn flames roared
today through a two-story home
in st. Johns. taking the lives OF
all five occupants United States
naval officer, his family and their
young Newfoundlander servant.
They were trapped in their Sec
oY1d floor bedrooms.
United States authorities asked
that names of the victims be
withheld until next of kin are
notified.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

yesterday. suffering from an acute
asthmatic condition. She died four
hours later with her parents at
her bedside.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15
NOTICE 10 Contractors

INVITATION EOR MAO0
Sealed bids will be received BY
the Board OF Public Instruction Of
Monroe County. Florida: Il ana nm
ID the Board Room. Court House
Key West, Florida, at which time
and place said bids will be publicly
opened and read. for the following
work:
Project No. 1 - HARRIS school
Portable Building.
Project No. : Dcuglass
school Portable Building.
Project No. : -- Reynolds Ele.
mentary school Addition.
Project No. - sue n Moore
School Alterations.
Plans. specifications. bid forms.
form OF contract. Instructions 20
bidders and al other bidding and
contract dagn may be obtained from
the office Of the Architect. WIN. II.
Merriam. a. I. ~, 1014 Malaga
Ave-. Coral Cables. Florida. a DE-
posit OF $500 will be required, re-
.nss e. r. ssa pan b eo n order
within ten f10) days after the
award OF the contract
r. any bidder desires additional
sets Or plans and specifications. No
must pay the actual cost Or same.
and will not be entitled 70 amp re-
fund.
IL ! bid ii not submitted. no re-
fund VIII be made Of the amount
OF the deposit for the original
plans and specifications.
All bids must Be auhmtttsd on
forms prescribed by the Board and
accompanied BY certified check.
cashiers check OF bid bond In thA
amount OF five tS%l per csutnm 81
the base bid expressed IN terms or
money. conditioned that ~ awarded
the contract. the bidder will within
the Tins specified BY the Board,
enter Into . contract In accordauce
with the accepted bid, In form pre-
scFibed by the Board. and rive 3
performances bond satisfactory 10
the attorney for the Board. equal
70 100 per canturn Of the contract
price.
The Beard reserves the right 10
wsfve informaIittes and 90 reject
any and all bids.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC IN
sTRUcTToS or MONROE coUN-
TY, FLORIDA
BY: Horace OBryans.
Superintendent and Secretary
Juiyfk-12-aH.ls 1861
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SAN JosG. callE. 0A -
yoaF-old usesoriet ~ Ne eirl
81 ssr : side hles1sy aHd -
lles esd HIS 3 uisas hopC onod
wessn ~ sried - 'klss hes:
Jl,e cor sD1daod 81 81,
lumnea : eugt. plsusd over :
lsvn lsrdled : Fsasonin0 uall,
ssaeslso1 ikssSUh : 1.eset hrielr
Pillar a. came ~ rees against
No wall = brick lseUso.
~ - uas lnIered.
1oeos Nlodrano Hesno uss en-
@ ~ as,v1ao wllhoaDf - eov-
Nm. reelgisss dsivlNo and drlv-
- - - wrano 49, = - rod.
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Cirrus News

LAKELAND n - Ihe ledersl
aDserumeuf.x deconkru1 e a
e1nned md fro1en xifrus s-wH|
|make 10 sppxeciabie dixlxunee r
|cur pictufe, AxkEstan1 Gensr11
Mana9er Rnh<rf Ruti1dre u E1cet
IN Citrus l1ufnal s2id Mandsy.
Ihe E1wi1s Citrus Cemmissiun's
Adversixlne Msnaxer kaIpA Honry
agreed. He s1jd decDnfrt -doern'l
|me1n ! iiizg - fsr - nosennoa
- pR1rxx ~ enneerne
Al eikrun prns3n<ss hsvs -
|sklling bes1W es1Iln9 Drtcsa.
Exeeuezse Secretary I'll G. nsxA-
|hun e - K1mita Canness ~.
|speisfzon q I1npn szff Neexkssn
|fruI1s - vegetables weEn o. enfy
|khinrs hknky ~ - afzss1o1 ~ ~
runo1nmsn1.s 6ecnnGrnl er1n4 -,
-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15

IN TaD CIRCUIT COURT or THr
01xTEENTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND rom MONROE COUNTY.
STATE o. rLOB1DA. IN CHAN
Csc Ne. 1s-11o
9 ADOPTION Of lack Andr4w CAL
vim.
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
10: JOHN ROBERT CALVIN
Go Mrs. Harold O'C0nnell
10 Holden street
Dorchester. Massachusetts,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that 4 Petition for Adoption Of the
infant Jack Andrew Calvin has
been filed In the Cifcutt Court for
the adoption Of said infant. by os-
car Allen Hill and Gioria Joyce
Hill. and you are hereby required
to serve ! copy az your Answer or
Objections to the granting OF said
Petition for Adoption OF said fn-
FAINT on the Petitioners attorney,
and file me original Answer or OBJ
jections to the granting OF said
Petition In the office OF the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court. on or before
the Goth day Of August. a. p. 1851.
in default OF whirh the Petition tor
Adoption VIII Be taken - confessed
against you.
Done ana Ordered ae Key West.
Florida. this 18th day OF July. A. D.
1859.
(Circuit Court
Seal) EARL y. ADAMS
clerk OF the Circuit Court
Of Monroe County, Florida
BY: (sd) Florence p. sawyer
Deputy Clerk
THOMAS 8. CARO-
5I5k Duval Street
Key West, Florida
Attorney for Petitioner
julylS-s1-3s;augtslss1
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- llodcnD
fContinnaas

against you hereln and you are r.
swar on attorney for Complainant
ana file the ORIGINAL thareof with
the clark of thio Court on or be-
fore The 23rd day a. July, a. b.
1864, otherwise = Docree Pro Com
foooo VIII b entered against Won.
DATED this lard day OF Juue,
~ d 1851, Ct X6Y Woat, Monroe
(Gna1) EARL r. ADAMa
Clerk Circuit Court
~: Kathleen Noxtage
Deputy Clerk.
COS Whitehead Street
Key west. Florida
Attorney Tor Complainant.
5un3l;july1-1>lg.ie E1
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New Sea Queen
SIS United States
Breaks Record

NEW YORK n he superIiner
United States. new queen a. the
secs. came home today 70 : roar
| ing reception with anothor Jewel
II her crown.
Dronine planes xoounod overhead
and vessels IN Tie haxbw cent up
I thunderous chorus Of welcoming
whistles a. The bic ship locked
nt the end Of her doub1e speed
conquest IL the Atlantic.
n marine annals, Il was i his
|toric homecoming. Twice. on her
maiden Nsoyage. The sleek, 5000
ton liner had far oustripped past
|occan-crossing REGARDS, bob east
bound and westbcund.
A The new record holder tied
up at her Hudson River pier At
|s:l2 I. n. EST, she was given I
noisy demonstration Of homage,
that echoed up and down the water
front and across the BIG hafbor.
Eireboats spewed sunlit arches
a water. Bands blared on deck
and ashore. Passengers jammed
The decks. waving and shouting.
In setting the new east-west rec
ord, the trim, black hulled United
States had covered The 1900 miles
in three days, u hours and IL
minutes -nine hours and IS min
utes quicker than ever before.
A pressing throng of more than
100 people, eager for Z glimpse
Of the new ships triumphant re-
turn, jammed the vicinity Of tho
18th Street pier.
After laying - aAcnop overn4EAe
hi the outer harbor, the new ship
began her leisurely glide into port
about dawn.
A herd q tueboats scooted about
her. and harbor ferry boats footed
lusty greetings e the ship passed
the Statue Of Liberty and rounded
the Battery. Manhattan's southern
[ tip.
The end Of the liners record
smashing away race came Nom
day.
The liner steamed across the
westward finish line, At Ambrose
ughtship just outside the harbor.
1t 80 p. M.
Nine hours and = minutes were
clipped from the previous west
ward record held By the British
Cunard liner Queen Mary for the
last u years. The United States
beat the Queen Mary'g eastward
record b 70 hours ana two min
utes.
An average II A.sf knots was
maintained By the United States
on her honeward trip. This was
below the 35.so.knot average on
the record eastward trip az thres
days. 10 hours and 20 minutes.
The new vessels marks were
the first transatlantic speed rec
ords ret b. American passenger
ships 10 century. The last u. s.
blue ribbon winners--in 1851 and
les1-were the z.s60ton wooden
paddle steamers Baltic and Pacif-
l. = -
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Lucky Boy

PANAMA CITY "a - While his
frantic parents dived 10 recover
him. 4 6-yearold MilIyille boy
spent three minutes under 4 cap
sized boat, breathing easily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Porter.
their 16-year-old daughter. Vera
10. and little Jerry went for . boat
ride On Watson Bayou Sunday.
When the bost cspsixcd, Porter.
his wife. and daughter bodied up.
but Jerry didn't.
On bis last dive % lind the boy.
he desperate Pofter reached On.
der IL boat- Thefe - found Jerry.
pinned under the bow. with plenty
of sfr = bresthA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15
3 Heal Estate For Sale
(Csnfinueal

FOR HOMES, Lots, Apartments,
Business and Key Acreage. See
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming street.
Phone l5S. Box 3os. Here since 1919.
july15-2otx
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$ Wantsd 70 Buy

FOLDING play pen, reasonable.
IN God condition. Phone Ss9-W.
july12-Stx
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TWO bedroom house, completely
furnished. TO Bakers Lane.
julyll-H
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WE PAY Q.oo 6ce old batteries.
Dicks Tire Servico. 90 Truman
Ave. Phone TIC julyl-ti
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ONE bedroom completely furnished
cottage. Private beach. Phone
19S8-M, Lords Beach Court, South
and Elizabeth. july12-tf
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PIElsTY or


GuExIH Csnsda 0--Cr.dus-
ftnns - n1xkfa1 - - AT<Aze
pma1E. re9lsfrsF = - 0n1nElo
Aez1en11mrn1 CcileBs- HImnofl 3
us6n11e 4 O-Ac. = -. - hss
sinee wotehed 81 cnnyoeafions q
wkf<A 6errses hsse - ecn1nsYe1
@ 11oztV 80 na1 - ue11A
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EISNER FUnNTTURR COMPANY,
311e Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 1901 We buy and cell new
and used furniture. july8-H
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nslaiiys llnnidiay q - Al
7oE
Dozomeees To- Lovo1l osoo ~.
30.0z ins. --IOi6.6 mbs.
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STUDIO couch, practically new.
Reasonable. 81 Sigsbee Road.
julyll-3tx
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l3Nuzsszy Schools
(Con.inued)

SUPERVISED seaf expression day
and night service. Phone 1850,
Casa Marina Annex Nursery.
june13-sot
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COMFORTABLE sleeping rooms.
Quiet location. Phone 1870.
july1l-st
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u1os
- .: =:
"a pm n. l 10 pm pm
ADDITIONAL 1EDG DATA
Uoouunnoo O1n11ons EoY Wooe
- = us6o11 q
ur11uDl -sA - as
- - E1Y
- on1l -t8 -
0nn11un- - ~ vsas
60 ~ - -
cGn1oo GnnneD
49, - - -
+L1A
t-boonnns aCnz c1ssoo11na
= - suD1EnGosA
t$1-y1w 66Uns CosDoUo6ons h
= $3.50
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LUIGI'S rooming house. Rooms
with and without private baths
Cssl after 3 pm. al Duval St
june2o-H
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Eogec0ge


Kev wet ana Vicinity: Partly
cloudy with occasional showers
81 thundershowers today through
Ifemperatrre. Moderate 70 fresh
east ana soufheast winds dimin-
| ishina.
Florida: Clear % uartly cloudy
through Wednesdav ercent for
| isoIated afternoon showers over
north ana west norfions riftIe
chanre IS temperature.
Jacksonville through the Flor.
ida Strait ana Enst Gulf 81
Mexico. East ana so,,the,st Winds.
fresh over extreme aoufh nnrtion
today ana tonirht ofherwise
moderata to fresh Through Wed-
nesday partly cloudy weather
irene south portion " S
Western Caribbean: Moderate
east 10 southeast winds and
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NEW bedroom and efficiency
apartments. Ideally located for
ct and recreation. FL Patio Motel,
Washington and William Sts.
july7-n
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5 Rooms Fce nsnt

FURNISHED room and bath with
kitchen privileges. utilities. eos
Francis. Phone 1197-M. july1l13t
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FOUR room furnished apartment,
SIS. Couple only. no pets. APP.
nv 112S Margaret or phone 1901.
july14-3t
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UNFINISHED 2-bedroom cottage
at Ga William street. Apply 122l
Duval street. july15-tt
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LARGE sleeping rooms on the
ocean. Weekly rates. Casa Cayo
Hueso. Top 81 Duyal. on the ocean.
june1s-d
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Houses For Ront
<Continued,

TWO bedroom, a. "a. living room.
All electric, tub shower, garden.
. to 8 months lease. Couple, one
child. Phone 2294-R. july5-ti
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Housss Foe H.

FOUR bedroom furnished home,
near stores and schools. Above
average, no lease required. l41S
Catherine st. july126t
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EFFICIENCY APARTMENT 5000
monthly. Couple only. Phone rs
a. 6l3-M. julyl4-3t
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oo1oEv1aions sahsn q CIV o1Ges
- N. 1T
key West. Fla, July u, 1914
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ROOMS, s. to SO per week, III
William st. julylO-7tx
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CLEAN, cool, comfortable rooms,
apply SIS Whitehead, across from
Courthouse. july10-etx
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5000 EQUITY buys z bedroom
Sunshine house. One block from
Naval Hospital. Phone l62o-R.
julyll-st
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TWO modern houses On highway
and water with boat harhors and
channels, both suitable for red
dence or fishing camp. An cash.
Write or phons Hudgins. Summer
land Key. julys.tf
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Sal liscell aneous
For Rent

STORE ROOM: Suitable for star
age mfg. or any type Of Busi-
ness. Cor. Simonton and Dey s..
Inquire Manager Post Office Inn.
~ Simonfon. julyz-H !
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ATTRACTIVE ! room furnished
apartment. Electric kitchen, near
leach. 1l2s Warrington St.
june27-tf
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1sunsssewis 49,
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BEDROOM apartments. summer
rates. Utilities included. Adults
only. Sea Isls Court sls Windsor
Lane. junelo-H
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FURNISHED ROOMS $50 per
week. 626 Grinnell St. july2-l2tx
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s. Automobiles For Sale

81 DODGE 4-door Meadowbrook,
1900 miles. or win trade for
older model car. r. 4. Mathews,
152S 18th St julyl5-stx
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-25
Robert Isaac Appointed Education Supervisor

The Territorial Board of Edu- cation announces the appointment of Robert P. Isaac to the Educa- tion Supervisor position recently made vacant by the resignation of Kenneth s. Clem, who plans to continue his graduate studies in the East.
 MT. Isaac, who will assume the duties of his new position today, has been a resident of the Terri tory since 1922, when he reported for duty with the United States Army Air Force at Ladd Field. He continued on duty there until December, 1945, at which time he was separated from the service with the rank of major. Immedi- ately following his release from active duty, he then joined the faculty of the University of AL aska as Director of Athletics and instructor in physical education, hygiene and biology.
 He joined the faculty of the Douglas Public Schools in mid 1950-1951, taking over coaching duties and teaching elementary and secondary school studies.
 MT. and Mrs. Isaac reside in Douglas.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-25
Aluminium Go. of America To Build O,OOO,OOO
 Shelter On Yukon River

Continued from Page One) Wash, will have a capacity of 85,000 tons of aluminium anual- ly, compared to 100000 tons a year for the Alaska plant. Alcoa's present largest plant, at Alcoa, Tenn, has a capacity of 145,0OO tons.
 ''DollarWise," Hickman said, "the Alaska plant will cost more than any other plant Alcoa has ever built. The initial investment is greater than any we have ever undertaken"
 Cheap Power Key Attraction He said huge supply of cheap power was the key attraction for selection of the Taiya Valley as the site for the plant. He said the firm will establish it's own ship ping line to bring Alumina to the plants for reduction into alum mum, which ships will take back to the States.
 James P. Growden, who has travelled the world over as chief hydraulic engineer for Alcoa, dis covered the power potential of the Taiya Valley by studying maps. He flew over the site for the first time in 1947, accompan- jed by Gruening.
 Dam Located al Miles Canyon
 The dam would be located on the Yukon River at Miles Canyon near Whitehorse. Water from the reservoir would be carried by two tunnels under the rocky noun tains to two power houses in the Taiya Valley area, each to have a generating capacity of 800,000 horsepower.
 The Alaska Development Board said only a relatively low dam
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-25
Edward A. Born, Former Alaska Trader. Dies

SEATTLE, (P)-Edward Adam Born, retired Wenatchee orchard ist and former Alaskan trader, died Saturday at his home here after an 18-month illness. He was 79.
 Born went to Alaska in 1895 and hunted, trapped and pros pected in the Cook Inlet area. Later he became manager of trading station on the Inlet and general manager of mercantile stores in the Nome area. In 1902, with the schooner P. T. Abler, Born began trading be- tween Alaska and Siberia and as far north as Point Barrow. He moved to Seattle in 1904 and car ried on the trading from his resi- dence here, making frequent trips to Alaska.
 In 1916, Born moved to Wenat- chee where he owned an apple orchard g years.
 Private Masonic services will be held Tuesday, with cremation following.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-25

would be required at Miles Can yon. Water backed up by the dam would flood very little land, the board said, because of the steep topography over most of the area.
 The board also said the hazard of a military attack on the Taiya project was slight, pointing out that it would be located 400 miles back from the Anchorage-Fair- banks line of defense against air attack and almost a thousand miles within the radar network.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-25
KODIAK LINEMAN KILLED BY 7.200 VOLT LINE

KODIAK, (P1 - John Farrow, 40, Kodiak Electric Association lineman was killed Friday after noon when he came in contact with 7,200 volt line while work ing on a pole.
 Farrow's parents live in Rem ton, Washington.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-25

Walter Mcdonald. recently the chef at the Club June at Fair banks and formerly of the Fla mingo Club in Las Vegas. is de- lighting the patrons of the Ouinna Club with his delicious food.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Maryland Red Leader
Faces Contempt Count
In Refusal 10 Answer
BY III. A,soeio,ed Pres.

BALTIMORE. Mar. 26.-Georgt
Meyers, head Of the Communist
Party in Maryland. today faced
punishment for contempt Of court
unless he replied to several key
questions posed at his conspiracy
trial here yesterday.
Meyers, one of the six defend
ants charged with conspiring tc
teach and advocate overthrow OF
the Government by force and vio-
lence, refused to answer eight
questions by United States Attor-
ney Bernard j. Flynn.
Federal Judge w. Calvin Ches-
nut told Meyers his refusal scon-
stitutes wilful and deliberate con-
tempt Of this court" He warned
the defendant that unless he re-
piled to the questions in the "few
days" left in the trial he would be
punished.
Concerned Braverman.
The questions concerned Mau.
rice L. Braverman, Baltimore at.
torney and one of the defendants
The prosecution wanted to know
what Office Braverman held ir
the Communist Party.
Mr.. Flynn also questioned
Meyers about the identity o1
other party members and officers
and about several meetings anc
classes.
Meyers refused to answer say
ing such questions "go against my
grain"
To reveal the names of people
who are not elected officers of the
Communist Party would expose
them to persecution and black
lists" Meyers said.
Violates Teachings.
He added he could not answer
without violating what I have
been taught as a trade unionist." !"
Co-defendants with Meyers and
Braverman are Philip Frankfeld
his wife Regina. Mrs. Dorothy
Rose Blumberg and Leroy H
Wood.
All except Braverman have ad-
mitted membership in the Com
muniSt Party and holding Office in
the Maryland-D District Of Colum-
bia area.