McCarthy Claims FBI Document Was From Army
The Army states it does not believe an Army officer released extracts from a confidential FBI report on Ft Monmouth. Senator McCarthy read the document during hearings and says it was a summary from Army files about Communist warnings. FBI Hoover says the paper contains quotations from a longer secret FBI document. In Salisbury, a rabid dog case prompts a county pet vaccination plea and dog curfew suggestions.
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Aug
Army
Sen. McCarthy
Osth
FBI
Ft.Monmouth
Senate
Department of Justice
McCarthy
Chamber
Sen
Morse
Ind-ore
Executive Department
Fulbright
D-Ark
Executive Branch
Wisconsin
Iis
J. Edgar Hoover
Alexander Botting
Hoover
Joseph N Welch
Ray H. Jenkins
Special Investigations Subcommittee
Intelligence Department
State Police Hunt For Two Women In Baltimore Escape
Baltimore August 11 state police chase two female escapees Beverly Ann Nestor age sixteen and Mary Merriken twenty five from Jessup Reformatory for Women after slipping from a vegetable picking detail into a corn field. Nestor accessory to a thirty thousand dollar Provident Savings Bank robbery last April and Merriken held for bigamy. Nestor described as five feet two, 110 pounds with pine eyes and dark hair wearing blue denim clothes and bearing tattoos Joe and Chuck. Alice Blum says both usually did household duties but were assigned to fields when help needed.
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Baltimore
Beverly Ann
Frenchy) Nestor
Reformatory For Women
Jessup
Mary Merriken
Beverly
East Baltimore
East Baltimore Branch of the Provident Savings 'Bank
Merriken
Charles Edward Harmon
Alice Blum
Reformatory
Frederick County to Stage Hallowe'en Parade on Oct 30
Frederick County and Frederick City plan a large Hallowe en parade for October 30 with a rain date of November 1. Mayor John A. Derry and Police Chief Charles V. Main attended a City Hall meeting where Gerald Smith presided. The committee aims to involve civic groups, schools, churches, farms, and Camp Detrick, with county bands lined up and a reviewing stand at Clue and Coulsere plus bleachers for about 1 000 spectators.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
City Hall
John A. Derry
Charles V. Main
Gerald Smith
Camp Detrick
C. Lease Bussard
Clue and
Coulsere
Main
South Market Street
All Saints Street
Court
Church
Smith
Edgar Brownlow
George Slagle
Louise Engle
William Bennett
Charles T Stull
Charles Henson
Glenn Main
Charles T. Ritchie
Louise Rabstein
Ronald Intyre
George Delaplaine
Walter M. Lanus
Alton ¥. Bennett
Helen Tilghman
Ralph Tilgh
Parades, police, and boundary talk unfold in city notes
A city meeting discussed parade routes and ground rules with Lt Ben Phebus and Mr Brownlow to prepare for a September 22 general committee. A separate theft case yielded loot recoveries, with details from Trooper Basore and police, noting a parolee involvement. Hydrogen chemistry states water forms when burned. A boundary resurvey proposal for Maryland Delaware advances in the Senate with Mason and Dixon markers cited.
Four Youths Held in Frederick County Robberies
State Police hold four local youths, three juveniles, over robberies of Mrs Rippeon’s Chestnut Grove store and Selby’s Merchandise Store in Boyds. Charles Wallace, 20, of Knoxville, is jailed for possible grand jury action. Juvenile waivers sought for three younger suspects. The group is tied to Sunday night gas-tank break-ins at Frederick Southern States Cooperative and to alleged thefts of cigarettes, hose, and about $12 in pennies from the Chestnut Grove store.
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College Avenue
Frederick
O’possumtown Pike
Norman Dietz
Frederick City
Day
Montgomery County Police
George Layman
Frederick County
Montgomery
Harold L. Basore
Charles Wallace
Knoxville
Wallace
Foorth
George Rippeon
Chestnut Grove
Libertytown
Mt. Pleasant
Maryland
Selby
Boyds
Basore
Selby’s
Boundary markers of Mason and Dixon surveyed in 1902
The report notes two centuries of neglect of boundary markers many in bad condition moved from position or lost. Mason and Dixon markers on the Maryland Pennsylvania line were repaired in 1902 and the boundary is said to be in good condition. The bill would authorize the Coast and Geodetic Survey to cooperate with states on the resurvey. If you are planning to shop for a coat for this fall's wardrobe.
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Senate
House
Mason and Dixon
Maryland-Pennsylvania
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Coat of Tweed and Plaids to Complement Occasion Wear
The passage suggests that a tweed coat with pronounced plaid or checks does not pair well with party dresses, indicating a mix of formal and festive attire guidelines for coordinated outfits.
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Austin Harris
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Prmnars
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