Two More Names Linked to Communist Underground
Washington testimony before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee connected Joseph Barnes editor and Frederick Vanderbilt Field financier to the American Communist underground. Chambers said Peters, a Red agent, supplied the information linking Field and Barnes to Underground activities and noted Field’s past marriage ties to Barnes.
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Washington
Whittaker Chambers
Washington Today
Joseph Barnes
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Millonaire
United States
Senate
Internal Security
Chambers
J. Peters
Peters
Alger Hiss
Hiss
State Department
Field
American Communist Party
Central Park West
New York
Elizabeth
Barnes
New York Herald Tribune
Simon and Shuster Book Publishing
Red Underground
McCarran Committee
Senator McCarran
D-Ney
Angel” Field
Congress
Institute of Pacific Relations
IPR
Far East
Disclosures Place Duggan Links With Spy Network
Chambers testified about Noel Field's disappearance behind the Iron Curtain and Hiss consulting Field to find a conduit to Duggan for the spy apparatus. He named Harry Dexter White, former Treasury chief, as a regular data source to the Soviet group, while White denied Communist ties before his death.
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Lawrence Duggan
State Department
New York
Chambers
Duggan
Field
Hede Massing
Massing
Justice Department
Nussian-American Institute
Noel Field
Hiss
Harry Dexter White
the Treasury
White
Westminster
Emmitsburg Community Notices and Celebrations
Emmitsburg scenes include Genevieve Lawson visiting Detroit, birth of a son at Warner Hospital Gettysburg, a St Josephs Church summer picnic for workers with Rev Stauble to depart for a new parish, Mae Rowe vacationing at Chautauqua Lake, and a WGET broadcast crew planning Emmitsburg Old Home Week August 30 to September 8. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs Hudson Rhodes and family, a Betty Messner birthday party, and local residents vacationing through town.
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Emmitsburg
Genevieve Lawson
Detroit
Mich
Harry 8. Boyle
Robert Fitez
Matters Station
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Francis J. Stauble
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Stauble
St. Joseph's Church
Stable
China
Bernard K. Boyle
Samuel Hays
Robert Daugherty
Edgar Emrich
Philip Bower
WGET
Charles Hershey
Easton
Wm. H. Ridinger
Bowers
Betty Messner
Carol
Messner
Nancy
Ralph Messner
Beverly
Ronny
David
Larry
Beatrice
Carcalyn Umbel
Judy Ridge
Shirley Wagerman
Bobby
Penny Gingerl
Charles Sprigg
Emmitsburg Area Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel
The column records several regional social happenings including Miss Carrie Johnston and Miss Alice Taney visiting in Salisbury, a dinner in Waynesboro for Miss Frances Fogle, and the Fleagles moving to Greenville Michigan for seven months. It also covers canteen class plans at St Joseph's High School with St Joseph's College faculty, chorus rehearsals for Old Home Week, weekend visits between Baltimore and Emmitsburg, and a coast to coast trip by residents through New England and Canada with various relatives named.
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Carrie Johnston
Salisbury
Alice Taney
Charles Valentine
Roy Sanders
Doris Wastler
Louis Bell
Waynesboro
Frances Fogle
Roland Fleagle
West Main Street
Greenville
Mich
Fleagle
Harry S. Boyle
Louis Orndorff
East Main Street
Emmitsburg
Old Home
Emmitsburg High School
William Simpson
Paul Wetzel
Baltimore
Aney
Geo. Dahm
Harry Boyle, Jr
Christina
Bernard Goulden
Bernice
White Plains
Ida M. Goulden
Eugene Donnelly
Elizabeth Neck
Morris Zentz and Son
Charles Myers
Thurmont
R. D
New England States
Canada
Louis Rosensteel
York Village
Richard Zacharias
Portmouth
N. E
Visit with friends and World War II notes in brief
A clipped social page lists wartime assignments for Mr. Rosensteel in Portsmouth N H and a teaching offer for Prof. Chas Bridy at Bullis Prep Silver Spring. It mentions moves around the 22nd, visits by Simpson and Topper families, Cinegran returning to Chicago, and multiple gatherings at the Eckenrode, Marshall, Gelwicks, and Sites households with relatives from Latrobe Pa Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Becky Norris celebrated at home. several outings at Ocean City and Arendtsville park are noted.
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Rosensteel
Portsmouth
N. H
Chas. Bridy
Bullis Prep
Silver Spring
B. H. Boyle
Richard Simpson
Washington
Simpson
Walter Simpson
Rodgers Topper
Airy
Robert L. Topper
William L. Topper
Warner Hospital
Lester Topper
Joseph Lupinek
Thomas
A. W. Eckenrode
Center Square
Charles Cinegran
Chicago
Ill
Cinegran
Ocean City
Anastasia Little
James Havaland
Lois
Baltimore
Beulah Marshall
St. Anthony’s
Marshall
Clarence Little
Latrobe
Edna Kreitz
Elvira Little
Becky Ann Norris
Lumen Norris
Harry Gelwicks
Ethel Jones
Arendtsville Park
Charles Sites
Pittsburgh
Gelwicks
Sites
Pauline Gelwicks
Synthetic Rubber Output Set At Nine Hundred Million Tons
About 900000000 tons of synthetic rubber will be produced in America this year reflecting a rapid expansion in synthetic materials capacity as manufacturers project strong demand across automotive, industrial, and consumer sectors.
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America
Bald Men Fathers More Boys Says Doctor Reports
Washington dispatch reports Dr Marianne E Beinstein of Rome, citing Science, that balding men have more sons. She links sex ratio to male hormones, noting gout and certain occupations may tilt toward more male offspring. Balding tied to androgen balance. male hormones influence hair loss.
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Washington
Gore
Marianne E. Beinstein
Institute di Statisticha
Rome
Italy
Bernstein
Effingham to Build 4 Million Hospital After 77 Die
Effingham Il August 16 4 million hospital project underway to replace the burned St Anthon es Hospital that killed 77 people in April 1849. A Protestant fundraising effort by 10 organizers drew gifts from 32 500 supporters in the United States and 15 foreign countries, totaling 560000.
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Effingham
Effingham’s Hospital
Crossroads of America
St. Anthone's Hospital
Third Order of St Francis
United States
Mirrors Reflect Color by Layer Thickness for TV Use
Mirrors that reflect a single color depending on the thickness of a deposited metallic layer have been developed for color television.
Glade Valley Grange Hosts Watermelon Supper and Plans
Nine Glade Valley Grange held a watermelon supper at George C Stauller home with members and visitors. Secretary announced invitation to Southern States Cooperative meeting August 30 at Frederick High School at 8 pm followed by a square dance. Pomona meeting attendance banner won. plans for one act play and quartet contest discussed. Reading featured Susie entertains a Caller. August 28 ritualistic work at Walkersville Fire Hall. Also notes Margaret Chase Smith as first US women senator elected without prior appointment in 1948.
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Glade Valley Grange
George C. Stauller
Southern States Cooperative Meeting
Frederick High School
Pontona Grange
Hudson Theatre
Hood College
Glade Valley
Pomona
David Hoke
Harry Remsberg
James Werking
Susie
Pauline Kehne
Walkersville Fire Hall
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
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Mars Opticians Eyes
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Trigger, JR
THE
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Cool: Cool Coor
Doris Day
Gordon MacRae
Moonlight Bay
Deboram Kerr Stewart Granger
Kehne's
Hargett’s
Jacobson’s Colonial Jewelry
Phillips 5
Western Auto
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Northend Texaco
Frederick
Olsen & Johnson
Badmeni
Tuco Ane A
Kirk Douglas
Sterling Bob Arthur
Porter Halty
Billy Wilder
Union Bridge Lions’ Carnival
Chevrolet
Skyline Boys
W. F. Myers
Jefferson Road
Marilyn Axwery
Arthur Kennedy
al Stewart
Lola Albright
Ruth Roman
Ishaon
Cor Foreman
United “Artes
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Jack Kennedy
Mad Hateer
March Hare
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Jerry Colonna
Ratheye
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Walt Deshey
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