McCarthy says 30 officers linked to Peress discharge
McCarthy disclosed a confidential Army report listing a full general, two major generals, two brigadiers, three colonels, two lieutenant colonels and a major connected with the Peress case. He said the report does not identify who was at fault and that officers may be summoned to testify. The hearing touched on Zwicker and other earlier Red-infiltration inquiries, and two witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Sen. McCarthy
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Irving Peress
Peress
New York
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
MacCarthy
Zwicker
Ralph Zwicker
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Stevens
Eisenhower
Defense Wilson
Defense
Lawrence W. Parrish
Bethlehem Steel Co
Quincy
Mass
Subcommittee
Mundt
Sen
R-Sd
Parrish
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Senate
Diantha Hoag
Buffalo
N.Y
Miss Hoag
Westinghouse Electric
Justice Department
One Of Dionne Quints Dies In Quebec Hostel
Emilie Dionne one of the famous quintuplets died at a hostel near Ste. Agathe in the Laurentians. Described as epileptic since age three she had three strokes, the fatal one occurring in the morning. Autopsy ordered, four sisters and many siblings mourn her loss.
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Ste. Agathe
Maurice Girouard
Emilie
Lac Brule
Oblate Order
Noiseux
Montreal
Jean-Louis Taillon
Whospice de P’acceuil Gai
Ubiate
Albert Jeannette
Riviere du Nord
Quints
Yvonne
Marie
Cecile
Annette
Quebec
Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament
Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger
Nicolet
Trois-Rivieres
Oblate Sisters
St. Agathe
Dionne Quintupiets
Diligenti quintuplets live in Argentina amid crop and crash notes
Report on the Diligenti quintuplets from Buenos Aires surviving as the Dionne quints fade. Also, 11th birthday honors for Maryland 4-H All Stars include Nancy Long, Elamine Lerch, Doris Bollinger and many others, alongside a fatal highway crash near Romney, West Virginia. Weather damage reports about Maryland crops show widespread pastures and corn losses, with scattered rainfall and hopes for future showers.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Associated Press
Maryland
Baltimore
Farmers Home Administration
Wicomico County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Worcester
Somerset
Waldorf State
Rockville
Easton
Salisbury
Waterloo
Conowingo
Limit Debate on Farm Bill
The Senate voted unanimously to limit debate on the farm bill starting Monday with voting to begin then. A five hour cap will govern debate, while two hours are allotted for more than 30 amendments and three hours for final passage as leaders push toward a late Monday or Tuesday vote.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
California
Johnson
Texas
Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Young
Thye
Minn
Mundt
House
Sen
Morse
Indore
Rumors of Price Support Compromise in Senate Debate
Rumors circulated in the Senate today about a possible compromise on price supports for basic crops. Unofficial talks centered on voting the Eisenhower administration power to support prices anywhere between 82 and 90 percent of parity, with 90 percent currently set. The 82 to 90 range would narrow from earlier 75 to 90 figures but match the House vote.
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Ture
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Engineer Company To Leave For Camp Sunday
The 797th Engineer Company Panel Bridge Army Reserve unit for Frederick left at 8 30 a m Sunday for a 15 day training tour at Camp Pickett Va The two week field warning tour will give men experience in bridge construction under simulated battle conditions and other field exercises to qualify them to carry on reserve duties under the current program They meet weekly at Reserve Armory 101 East Saints Street The training has covered basic subjects relating to their primary mission to transport and furnish specialized men to supervise the erection of the panel bridge Leaders include Capt Herman B Hopkins 1st Lt Charles R Moberly and 2nd Lt Frank A Sipe listed among participants are M/Sgt James N Rhoten M/Sgt Allen M Seeger Jr M/Sgt John I Weddie SFC George R Moberly SFC Charles R Poffenberger
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Army Reserve
Frederick
Camp Pickett
Reserve
East
al Saints Street
Herman B. Hopkins
Charles R. Moberly
Frank A. Sipe
James N. Rhoten
Allen M. Seeger, Jr
John I. Weddie
George R. Moberly
Charles R. Poffenberger
Local service members listed for wartime roll call
SFC David K. Schultz, SGT James R. H. Barnes, SGT Joseph P. Bell, SGT Edward S. Summers, CPL Henry P. Stull, CPL Robert L. Young, PFC Leonard J. Crouse, PFC Earl M. King, PFC Charles H. Lake, PVT-E2 Vernon M. Martin, PVT Ralph A. Ritenour are named in a wartime roster.
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David K. Schultz
James R. H. Barnes
Joseph P. Bell
Edward S. Summers
Henry P. Stull
Robert L. Young
Leonard J. Crouse
Earl M. King
Charles H. Lake
Vernon M. Martin
Ralph A. Ritenour
Black and Decker Plant Inferno Kills Two Workers
A flash fire at the Black and Decker Co plant near Baltimore killed Charles Green, 42, and critically burned Wilbert Porte, 65, both Baltimoreans. Porte suffered burns over his entire body and clothing was burned from him. The explosion occurred inside a dust collector high above ground, with damage limited to the collector as most workers were on vacation.
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Towson
Black and Decker Co
Baltimore
Charles Green
Wilbert Porte
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Green
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W. Va
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Martinsburg
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Parsons
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Harford
Thomas Ensor
Alice Harlan
Howard
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John Henry Nicolai Jr
Harry A. Wessel
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Donald Hobbs
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Patricia Toms
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Herman Walbert
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Charles Springer
Talbot
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Howard Meredith
Anne M. Truitt
Donald Frey
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Patsy Shank
Wicomico
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Jayne Shievers
Worchester
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Charlotte Conaway
University of Maryland
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U. S. 50
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Center St. van Wert
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Middletown
E. W. Ailen
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Carroll County
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St. James
Washington County
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Rawlings
Allegany County
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Westminster
Frederick County
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Susan Bader
Carol Anne Brachey
Dixie Moore
William S. Hood, Inc
West Patrick ST
TEL
Summers Frederick, Md
Sam Miller
South Market Street
Mealey’s Hotel
New Market
Snalls Aquariums
William
Hood IV and
Patrick Si
Francis Scott Key
WITK
Bent Service
South Bentz St
Kehne Furn, CO
South Market St
Gm Matta
Better Homes Equip. Co
Patrick ST
Mobilizeat Socony
On Karner Sales and Service
Economy Oil CO
Austin Harris
N. Bentz St
Monocacy Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Black and Decker
Jack
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Bartonsville Road
Monument
William S. M000, Inc
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