McCarthy Defends Patience in Zwicker Questioning
Senator McCarthy denied mistreating witness Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker and said he was not very impatient in questioning him at Camp Kilmer. He labeled Zwicker among the most arrogant witnesses, while the Army hearing scrutinized discharge actions tied to Maj. Irving Peress.
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Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
Ralph W. Zwicker
Zwicker
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Wisconsin
Stevens
Senate
Zavigker
Army
Maj
Irving Peress
Department of the Army
Annie Lee Moss
Pentagon
Communist Party
Mary Markward
FBI
Moss
House approves large foreign aid bill for non-Communist nations
The House tentatively approved a $5.208 billion foreign aid appropriation for the current fiscal year, shielding most committee cuts and sending the measure to the Senate after a motion to return it was defeated. The bill funds military and economic aid and includes $2.896 billion in new cash and $2.312 billion in unobligated prior-year balances. The president’s requested totals were higher, but reductions were kept to avoid dangerous cuts. Separately, a reunion of the Summers family was held at Mountaindale with 130 attendees and officers elected for the coming year.
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Washington
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Halleck
Rind
Phillip W
Margaret A. M. Summers
Mountaindale Picnic Woods
J. Thomas Summers
Ethan Summers
Charlotte Stiles
Geraldine Krantz
Evelyn Dawson
Jane Sherald
Anna Mary Willard
Margaret Putman
John Ness
June
Harry
Richard Burns
Samuel Summers
Herman Moore
Wayne
Long list of names and fitness ad voice notes
A scattered OCR fragment lists many personal names followed by an extended exercise routine promising a double chin removal. It shifts to a brief Albanian government note stating Rabotnitschesko Delo reports Vienna coverage about Mehmet Schechu heading a new cabinet.
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Albania
Rabotnitschesko Delo
Vienna
Mehmet Schechu
List of names shows wide set of Summers and related families
A long roster of families including Darlene Moore and many Summers, Smiths, Krantzes, Snoots, Bisers, Swomleys, Crabbs, Ramsburg, Roberts, and Oden. The names include adults and children such as Samuel III, Raymond Jr, Grace, Susan, Sandy, Jay, and Naomi Zern, among others, indicating a large household or community event listing.
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Darlene Moore
Ethan Summers
Larue
Willard Summers
Monroe Smith
Dale Smith
Austin Summers
Summy
Sherry Summers
Glenn Summers
Samuel Summers
Glenn
Samuel III
Kevin Are
George Smith
Grayson Smith
Roy Catsail
Clara Crabbs
Nellie Ramsburg
Luther
Stang
Raymond Snoots
Raymond, Jr
Anna Snoots
Roy Biser
Grace
Work For Firm Look away
Alicia Hart outlines simple exercises and posture tips for mature women to combat a double chin. She emphasizes keeping the head held high and maintaining good posture to improve the chin line.
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Alicia Hartner
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Tehran
Iran
Elaat
Melvin Oden, Jr
Larry Oden
Beaufort Oden
Scotty
Connie
Bonnie Oden
Geraldine Parks
Eston Hoffman
Jane
Nancy
Eddie
Doris Jean Hoffman
Joshua Summers
George Reeder
William McGrew
Thomas Kemp
Charles Putman
Marilee
Barbara Putman
Raymond Futman
Marlene Hooper
Paul Wachter
Herman Main
John Twenty
Betty
Joyce Fogle
Ercise Times
Austria
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White House
Noble & Cooley
Granville
Mass
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Vaasa
Virginia Beach
Nags Head
Colonial Williamsburg
Norfolk - Old Point
Baltimore
Norfolk
Idington
Mee Kamae
Faldar
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Saratoga
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Wade
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Bey
Frederick, Md
ITT
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North Market St
Buick
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the Ideal Garage Company. Inc
Modern Pharmacy
Pearre
Frederick Bottled
N. Market St
Reul A We
Wuritzer
Spinette Organ
Leston
Yar
Colonial Music Shop, Inc
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Farmers and Mechanics
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Bank of Friendly Personal Service
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Federal Reserve System
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