Lilienthal Wins On Test In Senate Confirmation Fight
Washington April 3 Pi David E Lilienthal President Truman's choice for the Atomic Energy Commission chair faced a Senate vote of 38 to confirm. Opponents argued delays and charges of communism not proven while supporters labeled him able and above reproach. The vote followed days of debate and last minute maneuvers among Republicans and Democrats.
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Washington
David E. Lilenthal
Truman
Senate
Vancenberg
Mich
Ohio
Bricker
Senetor Andenberg
Bricker Motien
Lilienthals
Democra Publicans
McKellar
D-Tenn
Lillienthal
Mmeet
Hickenlooper
B Lown
Mthal
Vandenberg
United States
Comb
Lisenthal Nubher Commission
Tatéin
Lilienthal
Russia
Two Hurt When Struck By Auto
Mervin Daniel Harshman and Mrs. Shar row were struck while walking along East South street near Washington street shortly after midnight. Elwood W. Crum drove the car. They were taken to Frederick City Hospital and later discharged. Lt. Frank Dorsey said reckless driving charges would be pressed against Crum.
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Mervin Daniel Harshman
White Flag Signals Emergency Guidance for Police Barracks
State Police at Barracks B issued Thursday instructions for displaying two white flags along highways during a telephone strike to indicate an emergency. Officers are to stop where such signals appear and assist as needed.
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Barracks B
Hidhways
Lovettsville Va. Church Events And Local Greetings
Lovettsville Virginia notes show guests visiting from Baltimore and relatives of Ernest Pfeiffer and Mrs Bessie, visits by Mr and Mrs Vernon Sendbower, and family gatherings with Walter Porterfield and L A Womeldorph. Easter services announced at Rehobeth and Lutheran churches with a film to follow. Home Demonstrations Group meets with Candle Wicking instructions as agent Cockerille resigns. A noon potluck lunch hosted by the Frye family includes many local residents and church members.
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George V. Gion
End —Sunda
Mel Vernon Sendbower
Daugh
Ernest Pfeiffer
Bessie Ed
Baltimore
Porterfield
Walter
Winyers and Far
L. A. Womeldorph
Grieve
Emory Frye
H.C. Frye
P. F. Legard
Earl Frye
Rehobeth Methodist Church
Stanley E. Emerich
Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Chambliin
Lovellsville
C. M. Beatty
William Cockerille
William Frye
Washington
H. C. Frye
Cockerille
Lester Schutte
KR. D. George
John George
William George
Elizabeth
Kitty Hammond
William A. Janson
Billy
George Wire
L. P. Hickman
John Keister
Pla. Legard
Robert Duncan
Akers
Victor Carlson
Tommy
H. W. Beatix
Local notes from Purcellville area and Washington guests
Ree moved with the Cockerile on his farm near Purcellville. A new s agent has not been appointed. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Levin Brown were their son in law and daughter Mr and M Jack Pruesser and family of Washington. Mrs Audrey Wolford Duchesneau of Washington, grandmother Mrs Dora Wolford, learned of the death of Marcel Duchesneau at Echri ber Ontario. Funeral services were held Mar 24. Interment was at Port Ar Canada.
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Ree
Purcellville
Levin Brown
M Jack Pruesser
Washington
Audrey Wolford Dunchesnea
Dora BD. Wolford
Marcel Duchesneau
Echrieber
Ontarice
Canada
Port Ar Canada
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Moves
A stream of visiting relatives and friends spans several towns. Mr. O B Palmer and son in law Rove Bosh visit Miss Jean Delaan ter and Franklin, Jerr a Dor sgisss Delawier. the Delawier family joins Mrs Be lacher and Mr and Mrs W T Delawier at the hospital. Rev J H Holins ee Washington and Rev Paul Kinsel with family attend Abr s Green Ecker's home. others gather at Union Bridge and Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs Richard on and daughter Beverly travel from Hanover to the Ecker home. Theodore Bose and sons, Sand Garr, and Mrs Ralph Harris relocate from A Mercer property to Dublin.
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O. Ae
O. B. Palmer
Rove
Jean Delaanter
Franklin
Jerra Dor
Washington
Paul Kinse
Frederick
Jennie Zmerman
Abr
Green “Ecker
Theodore Bose and Sons
Sand Garr
Ralph Harris
Am A. Mercer
Dublin
Ben Barnes
Bolivar guest list and local visits span weekend
Bolivar residents and visitors share a busy weekend with church members, family gatherings, and out of town guests. Attendees include Rev Roberts, Rev Shrader, Mr and Mrs Norman Rayer, Mrs Lee Hoover, the Frey and Frye families, Mr and Mrs Abner Heary, and neighbors from Charles Town, Romney, and Martinsburg. Mrs Thompson reports a Navy son merle stationed at Clearfield, Utah, while Oliver Schilling of Pittsburgh recovers from surgery. Community news notes weddings, celebrations, and local social calls across several towns.
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Chow
Brunswith
Paul Thurston
Martinsburg
Shrader
LD Nichols
Harpers Ferry
Washington, D. DC
Joseph Thompson
Merle
USS Navy
Clearfield
Utah
Luf's Stuff and Local Wedding Anniversary Notes
A fragmented clipping notes a wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Royce at Tourmont on a Thursday evening. It also mentions Mr and Mrs Boyer, and individuals Louise Strevigy IsaeS Hood and Donald CingaaT in a brief, informal local notice style.
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Mrs. Royce
Tourmont
Boyer
Louise Strevigy
Isaes Hood
Donald Cingaat
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Norman Rayer
Robert Hackley
Baltim
Rev Bucs
Lee Hoover
Lidaen
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Roper
Sylvester
Charles Stocks
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Mamie Fre
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Acres Frye
William E Five
Abner Heary
Sens
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Myitie
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Daudhte
Ranson
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Kemp Poterah
Japan
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Daughtter
Innwood
Ther
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Mart
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Subhiay
David Diana
Shepherdstown
K. K Cavalier
Oliver Schilling
Pittsburgh
Carrie Schilling
Boti- Ivar
Lionel Newcomber
Fleetwood
Anitary
Haserstown
Topacco
Williamson’s Drug Store
Y. G. Mercer, Ph. G
N. Market St
New York
Sample Shoppe
Tru-Bluo
Bock Beer
Erwien
Shafer. Dist
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Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
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Chive
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