Reds story questions Times reporter in Korea hearings
Senate investigators in Washington questioned New York Times reporter Charles Grutzner over alleged 1950 Korea stories that aided Communists. Grutzner denied any intent to help the Reds, saying he quit the party in 1940 after joining in 1937 at the Eagle. The panel also pressed Victor Weingarten, who refused to answer on grounds of self incrimination. Subcommittee members cited Burdett naming Grutzner and Weingarten as Communist cell members at the Brooklyn Eagle between 1937 and 1940.
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Wasilington
Senate
New York Times
Korea
Charles Grutzner
United States
Grutzner
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Chawman Eastland
D-Aliss
Brooklyn Eagle
Weingarten
Eastland
Pleasantville
N.Y
Communist Party
The
Eagle
Burdett
Winston M. Burdett
Columbia Broadcasting System
Senators
Subcommittee
Times
Tanna Peoti
U.S
Air Force
Grulzner
Pentagon
Washington
J. G. Sourwine
Gruber
Sourwine
Daly Worker
New Yok City
L& Army
Red
Daily Worker
German exchange student to stay with New Windsor family
Rev. and Mrs. Bittinger host Miss Maria von Boddien for a year as part of a State Department backed exchange. She will arrive in Montreal July 31 and reach New Windsor around August 5 for four days of briefing at the Brethren Service Center. More than 50 students participate in the program, funded by the government for ocean travel, while hosting families provide homes and daily expenses. Miss Boddien will attend Muddletown High School as a senior.
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Emmert F. Bittinger
Maria von Boddien
Montreal
New Windsor
Brethren Service Center
State Department
Brethren Service
Church World Service
Boddien
Muddletown High School
Delay Decision On Susquehanna Bridge
The State Roads Commission postponed a decision on building a new Susquehanna River bridge as part of the Northeastern Expressway. Additional traffic data is needed, with an engineering firm to provide details next Thursday. A completion target of 1937 for harbor tunnel opening was deemed unlikely, possibly pushing to summer 1958.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Susquehanna River
SRC
Harbor Tunnel
Russell H. McCain
Retiring County Agent J P Brown Is Honored
Wicomico County farmers honored James P Brown at a Salisbury banquet. Brown, county agent since March 1926, was praised by Maryland and university leaders for his work in poultry, vegetable research farms, and the county farmers auction. Robert Miller was named his successor with a ceremonial pen.
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Salisbery
Wicomco County
James P Brown
Salisbury
Brown
Wicomico Farm Bureau
Wicomico Sol Conservation District
Himes Gwinn
Maryland Extension
FT B Samons
Wicomico Farmers
Mr. Brown
Frederick County
Robert Miller Wicemire
Miller
Police Investigate Two Auto Accidents
Two auto accidents were investigated by Cry Paine Thursday evening. Mrs Elizabeth Fuller of 1 East Fifth Street, injured with a bruised left knee after backing into a parked car as she crossed the street. Driver Mrs Margaret Duvall assisted the injured passenger to Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was treated and dismissed. The incidents occurred around 4 50 p m at Second and Market streets and about 6 35 p m at West Pat South.
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Cry Paine
Elizabeth Fuller
Fast Fifth Street
Margaret Duvall
Taney Apartments
Duvall
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Second and Market Streets
West Pat
Infant killed by milk truck backing on dead end street
A two year old boy named James Andrew Faget died when a milk truck backed over him on a dead end street in Frostburg Maryland. State Trooper Harry Bosley identified the driver as 55 year old Reggie E Wolfe of LaVale Maryland. The boy was the son of Mr and Mrs James Faget.
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Frostburg
Harry Bosley
James Andrew Faset
James
Faget Bosley
Reggie E. Wolfe
LaVale
Easton National Bank Marks 150 Years Of Dividends
Easton June 30 1955 saw the Easton National Bank complete a record period of continuous dividend payments spanning 150 years, a historic milestone noted in the bank's history.
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Easton
Easton National Bank
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Charles Strosnider
Exchange Club
Veil Forney
James Kepler
P. Carl Wright
Claude V. Smith
Vitation of
Einhorn
Eagle Cell
W. L. Gurudun
Oren
Rother
Ford
Onty Ford
Frederick Motor CO
Great TV
Ford Theatre
Wrc
Susquehanna Bridge
J. P. Brown
Lick Street
West College
Welliant
Frederick
Ereen
Delvery
Miss
Norman Trump
Sam's
Norris
Peter H Shiner
Charles C. Routzahn
William S. Routzahn
Routzahn & Sons
South Market Street
Staddock Heights
Middletown Valley
Rte
Bank Bare
Barly Pass
Hyattstown
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
Piper & Hill
North Court St
Ruth E, Gregory
Verminal
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac Motor Line
S. S. Tolchester
Pier 5
Pratt St
Maryland
Frederick-Washington County
Frederick News-Post
Fordline
Shields
South Frederick
Storm & Shipley
Bass Corner
Morsh Market ST Cor, West 2Nd
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