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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1952

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4

FBI Probes Maryland Campaign Tied to Butler Senate Win

The FBI opened a civil rights section inquiry into all aspects of Maryland's 1950 campaign that helped Republican John Marshall Butler win the Senate seat. Officials cited possible election law violations and potential perjury flagged by a Senate subcommittee, while no firm charges were disclosed.

Washington FBI Maryland John Marshall Butler Senate Millard Tydings Justice Department Butler Jon M. Jonkel Chicago Butler Campaign Tydings

Youth Forgot Packages Causing Edgewood Mixup

Edgewood Army center case says Corporal Harold Shaw of Denville New Jersey forgot a cargo bound for Fall River Massachusetts after misreading a pickup ticket. Police were alerted to flag him down until the cargo was recovered by another truck. The incident prompts review by a Chemical Center supply officer for possible discipline. In Baltimore Judge Joseph Sherbow affects vice unit numbers writers causing drop in arrests.

Edgewood Harold Shaw Denville N. J Army Massachusetts Fall River Mass Wallingford Conn James W. Farrington Shaw Here Chemicaliser Baltimore Alexander Emerson Joseph Sherbow God

Truman urges stronger farm price aid in state of the union

President Truman called for a stronger farm price support system to meet the defense emergency without naming the Brannan plan. He told Congress in the state of the union that price aid programs must be strengthened, but he did not specify changes. The remarks reflect ongoing debate over farm policy and wartime food security.

Brannan Washington Truman Hig State of the Union Congress

Express train crashes into wagon killing woman in Sandusky

A New York Central mail train struck an express wagon near Sandusky station, killing Mrs. Carl C. Schoepfle of Cleveland Heights and seriously injuring Jeffery Cohen of South Bend. Several passengers waiting for an eastbound train suffered shock as the westbound train damaged and scattered the wagon.

Sandusky J.n New York Central Mail NYC Cleveland Carl C. Schoepfle Cleveland Heights Jeffery, Cohen South Bend Ind Good Samaritan Hospital

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