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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1950

Page

9

McCarthy Attacks Lattimore in New Jersey Speech

A Dem critic says Republicans back McCarthy to “get” Truman as McCarthy targets State Department aide Owen Lattimore. McCarthy travels to line up witnesses while a telegram to Acheson is released. FBI files and loyalty reviews figure in the debate as Hickenlooper and others press for full access to evidence.

Washington McCarthy State Department Truman Rep Dingell D-Mich Wisconsin Department Owen Lattimore New York Acheson Lattimore Green Dril Brewster R-Me Hickenlooper Riowa FBI Alexander Smith R-Mi Morristown N. J Senator Tydings D-Md Lattianare Tydings Sen Ate “Foreign, “Relations Prang Passaic John E. Peurifoy Senate Whattimore New Jersey Jersey Communist Party Russia Xxx Peurifoy

Emmitsburg Boy Injured In Weekend Highway Accidents

A six year old Emmitsburg boy was injured when struck on Route 32 near the town limits Saturday afternoon. The child, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hardman, required nine stitches for a scalp wound and recovered at home. Police cited no charges.

Emmitsburg Frederick City Robert Thomas Hardman Arthur Hardman West Main Street Kenneth Bond Christina McGowan West Third Street Waynesboro Ralph Stiner Stull Route 1 Thurmont Rocky Ridge Bond Stull Edward T. Monroe DuBois Kaiser Charles David Herter Monroe Hwemler Walkersville Maple Avenue

Truman to sign big housing bill prediction in May tour

Senator Humphrey said President Truman will sign a four billion dollar housing bill, arguing its good features outweigh the failed cooperative housing provision. Humphrey predicted a May whistle stop tour to promote the measure and attack Republican changes. The bill expands mortgage insurance and purchase programs but omits the cooperative agency plan. The president plans to campaign on the bill’s merits.

Washington Humphrey D-Minn Truman House Senate Middle West Northwest Congress

Former Student Disrupts Service at Notre Dame

Paris reports a 21 year old ex student of religion briefly disrupted Easter services at Notre Dame Cathedral. He climbed the pulpit accusing Christianity of world ills wearing a Dominican robe rented from a costume house for 600 francs. Four men aged 2 to 5 were arrested as scuffles broke out outside and Mourre was removed without injuries.

Paris Notre Dame Saint Germain-Des-Pres Greenwich Village Michel Mourre Mourre

French technicians to inspect Bay Bridge construction

Twelve French technicians under the Marshall Plan information exchange program will study work on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. They will inspect prefabrication in Baltimore harbor on the deep water piers and then visit Sandy Point to review the bridge site and construction operations on the span.

Bay Bridge Baltimore United States Chesapeake Bay Bridge Sandy Point

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