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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1954

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4

Mundt pushes plan to silence McCarthy in hearings

Senator Mundt outlined a proposal to have all questioning by the Senate investigations subcommittee and its lawyers, with McCarthy stepping aside as a questioning member. He signaled seven subpoenas for financial records and communications, while noting only illness could delay the hearings. McCarthy planned to return to Washington for talks as Mundt replaces him as subcommittee chair for the inquiry.

Washington Sen Mundt R-Sd Sen. McCarthy Rwis Senate McCarthy Ayhie South Dakotan Army McCarthy Camp AcCarthy Wisconsin Subcommittee Texas Senate Investigations Subcommittee Joe Dee McLafridy Roy M. Cohn Francis P. Carr Cohn Carr Ft. Dix N. J

Lovettsville social notes recount visits and events

Sunday guests included Sgt. John Nelson from Nebraska, Mrs. Vera Bealie improving at home, and outings with Alvin Flemming and family. In Silver Spring and Purcellville areas many relatives gathered for meals and birthdays. A chair re seating and basket weaving demonstration will be held.

Lovettsville James Nelson John Nelson Nebraska Georgia Leopold Baltimore Charles Leopold Knoxville HarryStream Nelson Annie Campbell Vera Beaily Alvin Flemming Maggie Flemming Washington Sammy Campher Lee Nelson Walts Nuse Brunswick Ollie Compher Watts Nuse Jack James Nuse Silver Spring H. W. Baker Carroll Willams Wendell Effie Compher Mildred Loy Alfie Williams Edna Pave Alfred Russell Bramhall Carroll Baker Nancy Shirley Demory Leslie

Easter Programat Bethel Lutheran Church

Mrs. George Mentzer improves after illness. Many local residents visited, hosted, or were guests at homes in Waterford and surrounding areas. Mrs. L Ridgeway and others attended events. Alan Everhart recovers from tonsil surgery. Bethel Lutheran will hold Easter program Sunday night.

J. D Geister Werbinertas Shurley Keister Camp MacDill Fla J DL Keister Vin John Ralliser Waterford H.W Baner Robert Wreht Thomas Herndon Arlington Elbert Compher Buddie Donavan Jugzy Brunswick George Compher Airs Florence Thompson Patsy Charles Compher Casey Wyncoop John Compher Falls Church Wille Kite Hazel Everhart Samuel Presgraves Loudoun County Hospital Franklin Square Hospital Baltimore Shirley Demory Foley Demory Lucketts Glendon Demory Charlie Painter William Painter Elaine Ernie Avers Joyce Sophia Somers Charles Minnie Harrison Martell Blessing Edna Martin Blessing Marta Lynn Martin Tuck Harrison

Easter program at Trinity Lutheran Sunday night

Taneytown Trinity Luther Church Sunday School plans an Easter program at 7 30 p m with Joan Dinterman greeting attendees. Primary children will sing and present a story with film strip while El Jon Jane Lorenz leads Junior and Senior Choirs with background music for the Easter story narrated by Rev Glen L Stahl. Directing the choirs is Mrs William Miller and the committee includes Mrs Glen Reever, Mrs Harry Forney, Mike Uwarel Wees and Miss Relva Koons. The Christian Endeavor Society of Grace Reformed Church met with Rev Morgan Andreas leading.

Relva Koons Christian Endeavor Society of Grace Reformed Church Morgan Andreas

Easter program cancels at Sune day service notes

The Golden Rule Class of Tan eytown EUB Church met with Mrs Will Snyder hosting and Mrs. Fisther Hahn leading the program. Praser by Mrs. Laura Heltibridie. Mrs. Hazel Clingan read. The Mite Society’s program featured saxophone by John Reever with Jean Lutkenbaugh at piano and vocal duets by Rebecca and Barbara Naill. Shirley and Sandra Koons with their mother Mrs Kenneth Koons at piano. May committee includes Mrs. Daniel Null and others. Mrs. Harry Freet welcomed as new member. Several members and guests noted travel, visits, and returns including Phoebe Ann Ray to Duke University and Mrs. Mamie Grossnickle visiting family in Washington. During WWII Berlin blockade, 1946, about 84 percent of cargo lifted into the jetty was coal.

Paul Andreas Taneytown EUB Church Will Snyder Fisther Hahn Praser Laura Heltibridie Hazel Clingan Mite Society John Reever Jean Lutkenbaugh Rebecca Barbara Naill Shirley Sandra Koons Kenneth Koons Broda Rohrbaugh Daniel Null William Ohler Merle Ohler Marglaret Nulton Harry Freet Flora Leister Chester Wolf York Lyman Hitchcock Amea Toi

Radar Equipped WV2 Plane Joins Pacific Navy Watch

Pearl Harbor April 16 a radar equipped WV2 Lockheed Super Constellation was delivered to the Navy to extend America's Pacific defense. Adm Felix Stump received the aircraft described as the Navy’s airborne eyes with six tons of electronics and radar domes, christened Pepasus and assigned to Barber's Point Hawaii for long endurance patrols over vast distances.

Pearl Harbor Navy America Pacific Felix Stump Pacific Fleet Helen Luehman Cmdr E. A. Luehman Wleer Aberne Early Squadron 1 Barber's Point Naval Air Station Hawaii

Nose to Tail. It cruises at 335 Kam B. Griffith

Dr. Willard commands a craft cruising at 335 Kam per hour with a crew of 31 officers and men. The vessel carries Jr. and C. W. Norriss.

Kam B. Griffith Dr. Willard C. W. Norriss

Poolesville Plans Sesquicentennial Celebration

Poolesville's new Board of Trade forms to plan the 130th anniversary festivities. Organized April 1 at Odd Fellows Hall, the leadership includes President Gorman L. Butler and top officers Rear Admiral J. H. Abercrombie, J. Umstead, Georg Hilliart, A. Jones Jr. Others listed include Daniel Steeden, Robert Grimes, Bull Williams, Charles Holbrook, Elgin, Roy Selby and Jamison, as the group advances growth plans.

Poolesville

May Propose Cadlesse Tax Cuts in Senate Debate

Senator Long said he may propose broad-scale reductions of cad lesse taxes during the Senate debate on the One House-passed general tax revision bill. Senate Finance Chairman Millikin doubted the plan would gain traction in his committee amid rain soaked Elyria Ohio reporting a woman found with dyed facial blood mistaken for injuries.

Washington Sen. Long D-La Senate Millikin R-Cole Senate Finance Committee

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