Weeks and Celler clash over BAC files in antitrust probe
Washington fights over access to the Business Advisory Council records as Rep Emanuel Celler pushes to inspect BAC files held by Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks. Weeks defends confidentiality, arguing BAC is private, not a government agency, with a showdown postponed until October.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington — Roundish
Sinclair Weeks
Washington
Brooklyn
Emanuel Celler
Celler
House
Weeks
Bostonian
Business Advisory Council
America
Lislong
BAC
Walter White
Week
Commerce Department
Roosevelt
New Deal
Secretary of Commerce
White
Yungs Ena Tauage i Arte
Department
Congress
Executive Branch
County Farmers Make Second Tour 75
About 75 Frederick and county farmers joined the second annual artificial breeding tour. The group visited Adamstown and Knoxville farms, heard Dr. Glenn Beck discuss Belgium and Holland dairy practices, and learned of new frozen semen access and sire testing programs at the University of Maryland and Maryland Artificial Breeder Cooperative. Dennis McCarthy led cow family discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic & County
Adamstown
Knoxville
Ewing and Cheek
William Staley
John Crum
Frederick
Glenn Beck
University of Maryland
J. Weatherby
Maryland Artificial Breeder Cooperative, Inc
College Park
Frederick Circus
The
Breeding Association
H. Ray Smith
Lester Dudrow
Russell Wachter
Richard Beachley
George Gorsuch
Harry Rhoderick
Kenneth Baltzell
Dr Beck
Belgium
Holland
Maryland
Belzium
Weatherby
Frederick County
Dennis McCarthy
Lions View Slides Showing Japan's Charms
Lions Club of Frederick heard a slide program on Japan by Natalie Klein who spent two years in Tokyo. She described modern Tokyo Nagasaki and Hiroshima. She noted English influence in dress architecture and government, Shinto Buddha temples and Fuji. Members saw rice rating by Brad Wolfe and a robe demonstration by Lion Emory Shipley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Lions Club
Frederick
Natalie Klein
Tokyo
Diet
Calor
Fuji
Russ Klein
Kiem
Lion Emory Shipley
Brad Wolfe
Lion
C Cyril Rhim
Frederick City
Vernonstone
Haxerstown
Howard F Hand
Mt Airy
Michael Thomas
US Air Force
Harry W Gray
Jack Douglas
Charles Vo Main
Batroom
Olympic spirit vs Soviet interference in Games
Senator John Marshall Butler argues the Olympics embody amateurism and ethical standards and warns the Soviet Union and its satellites hijack the Games for propaganda. He urges barring the USSR until it shows respect for Olympic rules, calling Soviets a paid propaganda force and seeking world domination through sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall Butler
United States
Washington
Athens
Greece
Soviet Union
Summer encampment wrap for 29th Division units.
Members of the 29th Division report a successful summer encampment. Al and Medical company troops arrived at the armory, unloaded, and returned to civilian life after pay call. The camp included a formal Guard Mount and awards ceremony with Col. Milholland presenting, Capt. Matlarine honoring Donald L. Bridges as outstanding soldier.
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al Company
Medical Company
Oral Millan
Maryland
Airifle
SFC War Company
K Company
Alien T. Kinsey
213Th Infantry
Old Guard
New Guard
Randolph Milholland
Willard Ma Tlarine
Pfe
Donald L. Bridges
Picnic replaces luncheon and trash can campaign in Maryland
A September 1 luncheon is replaced by a village picnic while the Maryland Beautification Committee urges stations to place trash cans near gas pumps and offers stencils to mark the harvest. The slogan Deposit Trash Here and Keep Marsland Beautiful is promoted as maintenance crews handle cleanup in state parks. A Brandenburg reunion fills Wellsville with attendees from many families. The Brunswick bridge renovation nears completion with iron beams burned off and fence removed as salvage work advances toward Virginia. Most of the world’s camphor supply is sourced from Peninsula United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maisland
Marsland Beautiful
Joseph F Hasler
Brunswick
Virginia
Dismantling Old Brunswick Bridge Opens New Structure
Dismantling of the old iron and wooden bridge linking Bunevick and nearby Virginia began after the new bridge was dedicated. The historic span served traffic for about 62 years until the opening of the replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pismanthna
Bunevick
Virginia
Russians May Not Know How Soviet Works
The article argues the Soviet leadership is a collective with 11 men and a powerful network rather than a single ruler. It notes uncertainty over who directs policy, the roles of Bulganin, Krushchev, and Zhukov, and the influence of party and military factions in Moscow. The piece also covers a family reunion section detailing the William McClellan Roderick clan gathering at Rosedale Park with names and activities.
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Peter
Russia
Lenin
Stalin
Malenkov
Krushchev
Bulganin
Geneva
Foural
Molotov
Zhukov
Communist Party
Moscow
John Foster Dulles
Malatov
Gromyko
Malik
United States
Britain
France
Marshall Zhukov
Eisenhower
Red Army
Ikes
Linda Enfield
Leon
Shirley Geisbert Enfield
James van Sant
Frank Badger
Robert Cline
Grayson Summers
Harold Roderick
Rosedale Park
Harry Roderick
Paul Geishert
Sally
Dorothy
Paul Jr. Clifford
Ronald
Michael
Harry Burdette
Warne
Mack
H. Wilson
Roderick
Joan
Carol
Nancy
Harry Wilson
Cheryl
Tommy
Ruby Roderick
Billy
Francis
Marianne
Bernice
David
Roland Willard
Rollie
George Smith
Richard Rosenbere
Jacquelyn Smith
Leon Enfield
Linda
Elmer Roderick
Charles Roderick
Charles Jr
Glendia
Ralph Roderick
Ralph Jr
Robert
James
Mike
Gary
William Roderick
William Jr
Leo
Hough
Frances
Sandra
Edward
Christine Wiles
Judy
Viola Roderick
Benjamin Fox
Brad
Patsy
Edgar Nicodemus
Ronnie
Roxane
Andrew Roderick
Mary Elizabeth
Carroll Roderick
Stephanie
Garland Feaga
Sharon
Jerry Ferrara Jr
Alice
Holly
Susan
Anne
Christie
iMr
Samuel Young
Donald Clem
Donnie
Bege
Raymond Roderick
Waldie Dorsey
Millard Aine
William Lowry
Harry Swomley
Gaynel and
ValJean
Charles
Swomley
Wayne
Jean
Harry Swom
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Roy Cassell
Congressional
Frank Keeler
115Th Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Russell L. Castle
Warren L. Kinsey
Kenneth L. May
Murray C. Zimmerman
Paul L. Crumbe
William E. Warfield
1Ath Infantry Regiment
SCO
SPC
Carl L. Culler
Company A
Thomas L. Dunn
D John Markey
Willard OM. Fforine
Brandenburg
William
Rohann Branden
Wellsville
Mets-Tm
Mro
Faion
Fo Morgan
Oscar
Branden
Kurz
Saraane
Elmer Leatherman
Edcard Leatherman
Vaan Rith
Ro Leon Palmer
Grace
Harold
Carol Ann
Virgin
Charles Wassler
Fay
Bonnie
Ralph Www Morgan
Joyce
Glora
Basil Grossnickle
Dale
Caralin
Ellen
Hose Brandenbing
Kay
Sue
Meo
Ralph Yingling
Viv
James Davis
Janice
Caroll Leatherman
Stephen Mark
Thomas
Hugh Blickenstaff
Fase
Richard
Emers C Dosle
Dinnne
Frank Keefer
James F. Walsh
Camp Perry
May
C and P. Telephone Company
Walsh
Retz
Camp Detrick
Old Brunswick Bridge
Harry L. Marsh
W. Patrick
Amvets & Auxiliary
Notover
College Estates
West Seventh Street
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