Convocation at Hood Underway Amid spring sunshine
Hood College hosts a multi event convocation with career conferences on home economics science health and religion. 3000 expected as George C Marshall and Margaret Chase Smith speak tomorrow with campus assemblies and a panel on working wives. chimney fire reported at 505 East Church Street with no damage.
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University of Pennsylvania
Hood
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Peggy Kieffer
Donald Davis
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Harrisburg
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Washington
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East Church Street
May I Ban On Use Of Aluminum Is Lifted
Washington, April 20 The government lifted its May I ban on using aluminum in making more than 200 civilian products and ordered a 50 percent cut in use during May and June. The National Production Authority allocated nylon plastic beginning June 1, excluding textile nylon for hosiery. The move eases aluminum restrictions to give manufacturers more time to shift to defense production.
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National Production Authority
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Prison Terms Given Three In Court
Two youths Ernest Ray Carbaugh and Harrys Williard from the northern county were found guilty of grand larceny in Circuit Court. They received suspended three year terms in the Reformatory and three years probation for entering a cabin near Wolfsville and stealing items including a rod and reel and whiskey. Beamer's cabin owner, local attorneys urged leniency. Jurisdiction waived for Williard.
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Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Ernest Ray Carbaugh
Thurmont
Harrys Williard
Foxville
Edgar C. Beamer
Wolfsville
Beamer
Cavetown
Sherman P. Bowers
Williard
Byron W. Thompson
Carbaugh
Charles A. Price
Alban Meredith Bamblews
William Lawrence Ingram
Frederick
Erwin and Shafer Beer
Reformatory
East Church Street
Montgomery County
Dick 5Erson
Arthur Lee Sexton
Sexton
Grayson County
U S Mystery Man In Cold War Prisoner
Geneva reports claim Noel Field, American mystery man, is a prisoner at Lubianka in Moscow. He allegedly was moved to Prague for two weeks to face Dr Vlado Clementis in a Titoism trial, then to Kolodije Castle. Field allegedly said he is a guest of Beria.
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Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Noel Field
Lubianka
Moscow
Field
Prague
Vlado Clementis
Kolodije Castle
Clementis
Beria
L. P. Beria
Russia
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Five day outlook calls for increasing cloudiness and cool temperatures. Saturday will be cloudy and cool, Sunday brings rain with clearing and fair weather by Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday turn warmer with rain around Wednesday. Period average will be about two degrees below normal.
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Hood College to Honor Evangelical and Reformed Church Members
Outstanding members from six synods in Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia will be cited at Hood College during a convocation on the Defense of Democracy led by President Andrew G Truxal. The program includes speeches by Rev L W Goebel and General George Marshall and Senator Margaret Chase Smith with awards for leadership, law, banking, education, and church service among listed honorees.
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
Hood College
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Hoad
Mercersburg
Lancaster
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Potomac
L. W. Goebel
D.D
Brodbeck Hall
George C. Marshall
Campbell Street
Walliamsport
Sehhurch
Harvey C. Bickel
Southway
Baltimore
Edward G Biester
Pebble Hill
Doylestown
D. Emmett Brumbaugh
Claysburg
E. Roy Corman
Rebecca Ave
Clarence W. Hess
Akron
Frank M. Hoffmeier
Potomac Street
Tmagerstown
C. P. Kerler
Lincolnway
New Oxford
George Kunkel
Front Street
Harrisburg
Milton C. Lang
Tun_bridge Rd
Medical Missions
A. L. Leonard
Jeanette
Charles
Sprinpettsburg Ave
York
M.C. Picker
East Main Street
Lock Haven
William A. Schnader
Packard Rlde
Albert H. Spinner
East Frederick Street
Eleanor Stein
Second Street
Charles Robert Yadd
Bellaire Apts
Carlisle
Martin W. Witmer
Main
Trance
Collegeville
B. A. Wright
Gertrude Street
Latrobe
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Col- Jepe Ave
Frederick
The
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MacArthur can prove his statements says staff officer
Tokyo April 2013 a key staff officer said General Mac Arthur could document fully his speech to Congress. Asked if he could provide proof the officer replied Of course that will be the easiest part of it. The big battle will come when he appears before the Senate Armed Services committee to bring out the details. Key officers noted many meetings between the Missing Joint Chiefs and Mac Arthur were private at his headquarters only the general knew what had been said.
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MacArthur
Congress
Senate Armed Services
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Scientists Are Drafted By President
Washington in April 2011 named 11 prominent scientists to co ordinate government and private research for defense. The group, chaired by Oliver Buckley, includes Oppenheimer Bronk Waterman Dryden Conant Dubridge Killian Loeb Thomas and others to advise Defense Mobilization Director Charles Wilson on top secret science programs.
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Truman
Defense Mobilization
Charles E. Wilson
White House
Oliver E. Buckley
Bell Telephone Laboratories
The
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Princeton
Institute of Advanced Study
Detlev W. Bronk
Johns Hopkins University
National Academy of Sciences
William Webster
Research and Development Board
Alan Waterman
National Science Foundation
Hugh Dryden
James B. Conant
Harvard University
Leo Dubridge
California Institute of Technology
James R. Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert F. Loeb
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Charles A. Thomas
Monsanto Chemical Company
Frost In Orchard Areas Seen Tonight
The Weather Bureau warns Western Maryland orchardists of freezing conditions overnight into Saturday morning. Temperatures near or below freezing were recorded Wednesday in Garrett Allegany and Washington counties with only minor fruit damage seen. Lows are forecast from 28 to 30 degrees across the three western counties and nearby regions under clear skies before dawn.
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Delmarva Peninsula
Tankers Hit in Gulf Collision. One Vessel Believed Lost
Two Standard Oil tankers collided in the Gulf of Mexico early today. The Esso Greensboro burned fiercely and the Coast Guard feared no one aboard survived. The Esso Suez also burned. first mate reportedly killed and several crew badly burned. The wrecks occurred about 200 miles south of Morgan City, Louisiana, with frantic signals and near-total loss of life feared.
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Esso New York
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Lake Charles
Bradley Refuses Comment On Firing MacArthur
General Omar Bradley declines to discuss MacArthur's dismissal calling it a political question. He notes the Joint Chiefs of Staff advise the president on military matters and that their guidance must remain confidential to preserve usefulness.
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N.C
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
University of North Carolina
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Advertising Prospects Bright at Agency Convention
In Sulphur Springs W Va on April 20 advertising leaders heard that consumer spending will rise. Time Inc chief economist Richard Glenn Getsell said more money in consumers' pockets means higher ad volumes and brighter prospects for this year and next.
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Sulphur Springs
W. Var
Richard Glenn Getsell
Time Inc
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Hood alumnae to receive citations at convocation
Twenty Hood College alumnae will be cited Saturday at the Defense of Democracy convocation, following General George C. Marshall’s 10:30 a.m. address. Recipients, chosen by a faculty committee from 9,000 alumnae, include leaders in law, education, nursing, religion, public service, and library science from multiple states and Japan.
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Hood
George C. Marshall
Defense
Della J
Angst
HDQ
A. M
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Guy A. Benehof
Katharine Woltzel
Massanutten Academy
Woodstock
Oscar Coblentz
Margaret Pontius
Rolling Rd
Library of Congress
Helaine Audrey Todd
16Th St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Sophie Underwood
Sophie Kerr
East 44Th St
New York
N. Y
Margaret Wehler
East 49Th St
Jane Louise Betterly
4Th St
Arlington
Madison St
Scranton
Gertrude B. Hoy
Kozenjidori
Sendai
Japan
Midwest Snow and Frost Hit Regions Across North Central
Wintry weather brings snow and subfreezing temperatures across northern Rockies and Midwest. An April snowstorm dumps eight inches at Glasgow Montana. snow falls across Montana Wyoming the western Dakotas with several inches in Helena and Lewiston. Flood activity eases along the Mississippi Minnesota rivers. evacuations in North Mankato end as homes are readied for return. Frost warnings target Frederick with lows 25 to 1 degrees. cooler, cloudy, with rain by Sunday.
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Parking Plans Announced for Hood College Convocation
Parking plans for tomorrow's Hood College convocation aim to minimize disruption. J Harold Hooper says public cooperation will limit inconvenience while using all campus spaces and Elm Street Junior High fields. Officials including Mayor Menshower and state police captain Magaha coordinate efforts. limited spaces reserved for participants and press. Faculty and staff are urged to leave cars off campus to allow guest drop off at the gym.
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Hudson
Senators Grapple In Angry Fray On Capitol Radio
Three U.S. Senators clashed in a heated altercation over General MacArthur’s policies. Reports say punches were avoided but shoving occurred in a recording studio after minutes of tense exchanges. Senator Capehart claimed he pushed Senator Humphrey, who denied the account.
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Apehart
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Chile-Ny
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Geel
MacAelaars Seontor
Reds Mount Two Attacks Near Charwen
Tokyo reports repeated Red assaults near Charwen as 200 Reds strike allied lines southeast of Chorwan. United Nations forces countered with artillery and air power, while Red units contended with American patrols at multiple northern front points.
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Army lists grim Korea casualties and prisoners
The Army estimated enemy casualties in Korea at 814 872 through Wednesday with 504 435 North Korean Red forces 2M W05 Chinese Communists and 17 143 not yet distinguished. Prisoners total 145 145 as the intensity of the conflict draws estimates across Asia.
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Korea
Welcome Home General MacArthur Draws Massive New York Crowd
An estimated 7.5 million people filled New York streets in a historic welcome for General Douglas MacArthur. Police reported dense crowds along a 15 mile motorcade from the Waldorf Astoria to Central Park, with flags, paper showers, and cheering spectators from nearby states. Mayor Impellitteri, Grover Whalen, and General Whitney joined in the parade as Park Avenue crowds surged seven to eight deep.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
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Grover A. Whalen
Courtney Whitney
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Upper East Side
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More State Control Over Welfare Proposed in Maryland
Baltimore April 20 The State Department of Public Welfare would gain greater control over county welfare programs. The Fiscal Research Bureau urges counties to appoint welfare directors and reduce current advisory boards. Other changes include transferring child welfare functions to the state board and cutting board membership from nine to five. Fire damage at a North Gay street furniture store estimated over 50000 dollars after a two alarm blaze in Baltimore last night.
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