State Dept Officials Suspended Amid Loyalty Probes
Secretary of State Acheson disclosed that several State Department employees have been suspended in the past month and two high ranking officials were suspended last night over security charges. Acheson later said more suspensions may exist as hearings follow under a new loyalty statute. Lattimore defended the Institute of Pacific Relations against communist claims during Capitol Hill testimony. Ferguson said the committee seeks possible Communist influence at the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Acheson
State Department
Themm
John P. Davies
Oliver Edmund Clubb
Department
Senator McCarthy
R-Wis
Lattimore
Capital
Owen Lattimore
Capitol Hill
Institute of Pacific Relations
Reds
Senate Internal Security Committee
Johns Hopkins University
Senate
McCarthy
Ferguson
R-Mich
Forced Landing In County Leaves Plane Damaged
A light Globe Swift plane made a forced landing on the Millard Smith farm near Bell's Mill by Brunswick around 11:30 p m Friday. The unidentified occupant or occupants escaped injury and disappeared before state police could locate the craft. The aircraft was registered to Fred L Hil of Portsmouth New Hampshire. After minor repairs the plane would be able to take off again. Police presume the occupants left for Brunswick or nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Smith Farm
Bell's Mill
Brunswick
Globe Swift
Fred L. Hil
Portsmouth
N. H
Industry To Feel Effects Of Ruling In Wage Contracts
About 40 Maryland wage contracts across large and small industries contain union shop clauses based on elections now deemed invalid after a Supreme Court action. NLRB regional director John A. Pennello cites companies including Celanese Corporation of America Cumberland West Virginia Pulp and Paper Luke Fairchild Aviation Pangborn Hagerstown Shoe Victor Products Mt Vernon Woodbury Millis Associated Brewers American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Baltimore. In Brattleboro Vermont Aug 13, Esie Prilly Nanette, a Holstein cow from Middletown Maryland, adds to her record with over 10 pounds of daily milk and 107,000 pounds yearly, totaling 4135 pounds of butterfat in peak periods.
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Baltimore
Maryland
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
AFL
CIO
John A. Penello
NLRB
Celanese Corporation of America
Cumberland
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Luke, Md
Fairchild Aviation Division
Pangborn Company
Hagerstown Shoe Company
Victor Products Company
Hagerstown
Mt. Vernon Woodbury Millis
Associated Brewers
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Co
Brattleboro
Efsie Prilly Nanette
Nra D. Ifert
Middletown
America
Ialas
McKendree Walker
Gaithersburg
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
West Church Street Since 1816 Linking Fire Hall and Town History
The article traces West Church Street’s evolution from cobblestones and brick sidewalks to modern paving, focusing on the Independent Hose Company site. It covers the 1816 engine house cornerstone, 1845 purchase of a lot, 1846 two story building, residents who occupied the custodian’s dwelling, and the hall’s role in Fredericktown life. It notes later reconstructions in 1895 and 1940, nearby landmarks like Ships Bowling Alleys, Rohrbach property, the Carlin House, the Masonic Temple cornerstone in 1901, and the Young Men’s Christian Association core in 1907, with broader changes including sidewalks and meters.
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Jor Eisenhauer
West Church Street
Trinity Chapel
Masonic Temple
Reformed Church
The
Independents
Court House
Church Street
Independent Hose Company
Lawrence J. Brengle
Reformed Chapel
William E Satter
Salter
David H. Kolb
Kolb
Charles
B. Schope
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Frederick
J. Roger McShery
Independent
William Kolb
Murray Baer
Charles Engie
Richard Keyser
George Crum
Albert Baker
Edward Baumgardner
Frank Scholl
William Davis
Ernie Mobley
George Kolb
John Gittinger
George Salter
George A. Paisley
Rec
Millard Nusz
Robert Fratey
Johnson Buirrall
Charles R Mussetter
Joseph F.haller
Merle Dixon
Harry Scholl
Thomas Eisenhauer
Frank Salter
George Wallace
Charles Weinberg
Albert Mattoon
William ©. Nusz
James Brust
Philip Scheel
Maryland
Frank L. Bentz
William D. Zimmerman
Robert E. Delaplaine
Jacob Rohrbach
Fairfax Sehley
Rohrback
William H
Jennie Sehley) Miller
Miller
Central National Bank
Church and
Court Streets
Cramer
U. S. Post Office
Church and Court Streets
Carlin House
Mitchell Douglass
Pat Long
Long
Braddock
Young Men's Christian Association
All American Wants To Drop Cumberland Service
All American Airways proposes suspending service to Cumberland Maryland Connellsville Uniontown Pennsylvania and Fredonia Dunkirk New York after filing a petition with the Civil Aeronautics Board seeking permission. An airline official said poor traffic and airport conditions at Cumberland justify ending service with night and weather limitations noted and that during winter daylight only flights could operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
All American Airways, Inc
Cumberland
Connelsville-Uniontown
Fredonia-Dunkirk
Petilior
Civil Aeronautics Board
All American
Cumberland Field
Communists Use Kaesong Move To Shift Armistice Talks
Report notes Ridgway demanded removals from Kaesong or restart armistice talks with a neutral zone. Reds kept patrols and road blocks, posed as a fortress, while press access clashed with Allied control. News team blocked from Kaesong, prompting questions over coverage and neutrality.
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Munsan
Korta
Kaesong
Jutlandia
Jullandia
Denmark
United Nations
Korea
Missouri
Kaesung
No-Man's Land
Communist and AL Lie Over Armistice Talks
The exchange centers on claims that Communist and AL officials manipulated public alignment on armistice talks. Bradley notes that Communists might hesitate to provoke new actions in Korea, while Rep. Bradley aligns with warnings of shifting blame and broader power plays in the conflict.
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Bradley
Wothern
Korea
Whradley
Communism Out To Rule Bradley Says
General Omar N. Bradley told the Foreign Affairs Committee that Communism aims to rule the world and warned the Reds would seek a new attack if repulsed in Korea. He supported the administration’s $4.5 billion military economic aid plan and said Communist lore has been fully occupied so far.
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Washington
Daly
Omar N. Bradley
Korea
Fromt Victers
Judd Ur-Minni
Bradley
Bramley
Korea truce not end to emergency says General Holifield
General Holifield said a Korean truce would not end the current emergency and stressed that any development should not affect efforts to boost security for the U.S. and allies as Korea remains a global trouble spot. A York man paid 160 in Towson for driving under the influence of a drug and reckless driving after striking a State Police patrol car near Owings Mills on May 10. Trooper Houie filed the charges and Magistrate Caslin found him guilty.
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Holifield
D-Calif
Korea
York Pa
Owings Mill
Towson
Charles Houie
Charles Richard Swartz
John J. Caslin
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