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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 25, 1954

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Stevens Bows To McCarthy

Washington February 24 Secretary of the Army Robert Stevens capitulated to Sen. McCarthy’s demand in the Army Communist coddling probe. He agreed to provide names and to testify, canceling a planned face to face TV show and meeting behind closed doors ended with a memorandum of agreement. Stevens indicated willingness to testify. Nixon and Hagerty indicated no White House prior knowledge. Mundt said the private huddle was spontaneous and arranged by Republicans.

Washington Robert T. Stevens Sen McCarthy R-Wis Wisconsin Army Stevens Senate Investigations Ahd Seaibebe Pan Ralph W Zwicker Camp Tulmer N. J Normandy Zwicker Capitol Hill Sen. Mundt R-Nd Eisenhower Nixon James C. Hagerty White House Fisenhower Mundt Senate Knowland Calfornia Pentagon

Stevens Refuses to Resign Amid McCarthy Controversy

In a public reply Stevens states no intent to resign as secretary amid McCarthy clashes. Senators at Capitol Hall sit tight as McCarthy indicates Zwicker will not face immediate renewed questioning. The episode centers on McCarthy’s charge that Army officials mishandled Maj. Irving Pevess, labeled a Communist.

Stevens McCarthy Capitol Hall al Ivaat Gen Zwicker Stu Svumimetun Europe Zwicker Stanger Maj Irving Pevess New York

Consecrated Auxiliary Bishop in Baltimore Ceremony

The Rev. Jerome Daugherty Sebastian was consecrated auxiliary bishop for Baltimore in a solemn service at the Cathedral. More than 1,400 attended as the second consecration in the archdiocese’s 146-year history, with four archbishops and 34 bishops among the participants. The apostolic delegate, Most Rev. Amleto Cicagnani, was the consecrator.

Baltimore Jerome Daugherty Sebastian J Hun America Knights of Columbus Amleto Giovanni Cicagnani United States Patrick A. O'Boyle Washington John F. O'Hara Philadelphia Edward F. Hoban Cleveland

Mrs Moss Refuses to Testify at McCarthy Hearing

Washington February 24 a nervous Anne Lee Moss a 48 year old Army Signal Corps employee prepared to deny Communist ties but declined to testify after Senator McCarthy warned of possible perjury and cited evidence from other sources he said proved her membership. Her lawyer protested the proceedings as Miss Moss faced a strained hearing in the Senate Investigations subcommittee.

Washington Carthy R-Wiss McCarthyr Anne Lee Moss Aear Army Signal Corps Pentagon McCarthy Senate Moss

Midlmtown Valley Grange Meets With First Aid Program

The Regular meeting of the Midlown Valley Grange is at 8 p m in the Memorial Hall lodge room. Health committee leads a first aid demonstration and talk by Charles K Taylor Red Cross instructor.

Widdletown Valley Middletown Valley Grange Memorial Hall Charles K. Taylor iReed Cross June Sheffler Ruth Myers Frederick County Heart Association Jack Kemsberg Helen Shafer Carroll Horine America Betty Schreyer

Improve Work Standards in Bowling Alleys

Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchel l promotes a voluntary code to raise working standards for about a half million pin boys in bowling alleys. He outlined efforts to curb child labor and noted progress at the state level, with a federal role to assist in minimum wage laws and related issues.

Washington James PF. Mitchell Mitchell Eisenhower Gtatee Mittchell

Pigs Bring SIF to Woodshore Livestock Market Prices

Pigs sold at sixteen dollars a head at the weekly Woodshore Livestock Sales auction. Prices for butcher steers and heifers ranged to high figures, with cows, bulls, calves, lambs, and other livestock also listed. An agricultural note notes oil pressed from copra is a valuable stock feed and fertilizer.

Woodshore Livestock Sales, Inc Dale

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