State Department Refuses McCarthy Loyalty Inquiry
Washington July 25 The State Department refused to disclose the status of loyalty cases involving its staff in response to Senator McCarthy s request. Deputy Undersecretary Humelsine cited President Truman s directive preventing release of reports or files bearing on employee loyalty. He noted some named individuals were not, or already cleared, while others were under process and warned against public pressure.
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Washington
State Department
McCarthy
R-Wis
Acheson
Carlisle H. Humelsine
Truman
Humelsine
Department
United States
Birthday tribute for Richard Newton in Lovettsville
Mr Richard Newton observed his 85th birthday with a Sunday gathering at the Shumaker home near Lovettsville attended by about 45 guests. He remains able to do light chores, visits friends, and lives with his daughter and son in law. The item also notes regional social visits and the Waterford Foundation selecting October 5 and 6 for the 1951 art exhibit.
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Lovettsville
Richard Newton
Charles W. Shumaker
Newton
Shomaker
Waterford Foundation
Ralph Stine
H. C. McKimmey
Richard Hickman
Marylen
Frederick Hickman
Falls Church
Glen
Dicky
Dorothy Hickman
B. D. Hickman
B. D. Hickmans
William Eisenberg
Mary Martha
Winchester
H. L. Rodeffer
Wilbur Hickman
Lorraine
Washington
Nellie Smith
Hamilton
Harry Hickman
Point of Rocks
James Thompson Kelly
James
Idaho
S. L. Peters
Frank Peters
Floyd, Va
H. L. Potterfield
Potterfield
Newton D. Baker Hospital
George Graham
George Reed
Loudoun Hospital
Jack Potterfield
Ann Gregory
Kathy
Bertie Potterfield
L. H. Potterfield
Phyllis Baker
Baltimore
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Etch Baker
Clayton Williams
Charles William
Leslie Wenner
Robert Legard
Patty Ann
Shirley Tingler
Refused Release for Millionaire and Two New Yorkers
Justice Stanley F. Reed of the Supreme Court denied bail to Frederick Vanderbilt Field and two other New Yorkers who remain in custody while appealing contempt convictions. The batch of notes also details various local visits, travels, and church services, including guests at the Potterfield and Hatcher households, a Tangiers trip, and a trespass action in Thurmont involving Alfred C. Dunn and Stanley Preston Pumphrey with $2,500 claimed damages.
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Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Stanley F. Reed
Supreme Court
Alabama
Edward Crill
Brethren Service
New Windsor
L. P. Castain
Bridgewater
Blanchard Martin
Mathias
Stanley Francis Pumphrey
Alfred C. Dunn
Thurmont
Pumphrey
Amoco
Dunn
Frederick County
Stanley Preston Pumphrey
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting in Union Bridge Hosts 13 Members
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Union Bridge Fire Company gathered 13 members three visitors and x children at Miss Fannie Houck's home. Miss Mae Hubbard won the guessing package a small roaster. After business a refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for August 1 at 7 o'clock at Mrs. Mary Stauffer's.
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Union
Union Bridge Fire Company
Fannie Houck
Mae Hubbard
Mary Stauffer
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