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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1950

Page

9

Committee Votes To Drop Red Charges Against McCarthy

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee sent to the Senate opposing reports on McCarthy era charges. The majority called the Wisconsin Republican’s accusations a fraud while the minority deemed the inquiry superficial. A potential Senate censure surfaced as the committee, in a stormy closed session, debated how to proceed.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee McCarthy Senate Wisconsin Lodge Mass Hickenlooper Iowa Foreign Relations Committee Tydings Senator Wherry Neb Wherry Lodge Connally Full Foreign Relations Committee

Budenz Charge Denied By Snow In New York Hearing

Chester Conn July 18 Edgar Snow dismissed Budenz testimony as fairy tales and said Budenz an ex communist was obviously a psychopathic liar Snow who writes foreign affairs pieces for the Saturday Evening Post rebutted Budenz accusations as unfounded and biased in the hearing

Budenz Chester, Conn Edgar Snow Louis Budenz Snow Saturday Evening Post

Sykesville Painter Critically Injured in Route 26 Crash

Theodore Vincent Urban 34 of Sykesville Route 1 was critically injured Tuesday evening when his car collided head on with a dump truck on Route 26 at Harrisonville. He was taken to University Hospital Baltimore with serious injuries including loss of the right eye and a badly fractured left arm. His wife was notified. The truck driver Harry Elgin Lyles not injured. State Police reported uncertainty over cause and that surgeon’s notes indicated the right eye may need removal.

Theodore Vincent Urban Sykesville Harrisonville University Hospital Baltimore Liberty Road Volunteer Company Urban Richard E. Stallings J. F. Porter State Police Harry Elgin Lyles Dillon George Smith

Assets In Roy Null Estate Over $60,000

Roy C. Null of this city left an estate valued over $60,000 with a $250 bequest to the George W. and Agnes Hoffman Orphanage near Littlestown. Executors named are son Richard C. Null and daughter Helen Gilliece. sister Bessie Trundle receives $2,000. remainder to be split between son and daughter. Executed in August 1939.

George’ W. and Agnes. Hoffman Littlestown Roy C. Null Orphans’ Court Richard C. Null Helen Gilliece Bessie Trundle

Chilean volunteers surge for Korea war effort

National Defense ministry sources in Santiago Chile said that more than LOG Chileans and foreigners have volunteered to fight in the Korean War.

Korea Santiago Chile Vtp National Defense Ministry

Reprimand for four youths in Silver Spring case

Four youths, Charles F. Clark Donald H. Heizer Jr William F Hauptmann and Joseph J Olenik all of Silver Spring and Bethesda were dismissed on disorderly conduct charges after a police court hearing in Silver Spring with trial justice William B Wheeler presiding. The case involved an irate Viers Mill Village group of women who confronted the youths earlier in the month. Witnesses included Mrs Grace Spurrier and H Kiefer DeLauter and the event took place July 18.

Viers Mill Village William B. Wheeler Charles F. Clark Donald H. Heizer, Jr William F. Hauptmann Silver Spring Joseph J. Olenik Bethesda

Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, famed trainer, celebrates long life

The veteran horseman Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, 76, recalls starting gallops in 1885 as he reflects on a long career in Thoroughbred racing. He notes his family lineage with 17 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons Fitz

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