Secrecy debate over U S atomic stockpile
National concern grows as Senator McMahon calls for disclosure of America's atomic bomb stockpile amid doubts about strategic use. Congress debates whether revealed numbers could aid defense planning while pundits warn mass bombing may not halt enemy production.
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McMahon
Senate, Atomic Energy Committee
America
Congress
Russia
Dewey Short
Germany
U. S
Paris
Berlin Four-Power Commanders Meet Over Rail Strike
Four military commanders of Berlin held their first session in 50 weeks at the French headquarters. Brig. Gen. Jean Ganeval presided as Soviet Maj. Gen. Alexander Kotlov arrived last at the request of a four-power meeting to discuss the strike paralyzing rail transport inside Berlin and to Western Germany following a referendum in which workers voted to maintain the walkout.
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Berlin
Jean Ganeval
Alexander Kotlkov
Germany
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
June 3 1899 notes cover promotions in railroads Clarence Hilleary assistant general passenger agent Big Four Route St Louis and John W Williams Baltimore office of B and O Railroad superintendent Baltimore. Dunkards plan New Windsor college with $5000 subscriptions. Frederick defeats Middletown 14 to 5 at Athletic Park with Strawsberg Eisenhauer McCauley shining. Gate house and weir at Fishing Creek intake contracted to Hamrick and Geesey Lewistown bid 1750. 108 applicants examined for public school teachers certificates at female high school. results pending.
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Clarence Lee Hilleary
Petersville
John W.williams
Boyds
Hilleary
St. Louis
Williams
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
New Windsor
German Baptist Church
Dunkards
Frederick
Middletown
Athletic Park
Strawsberg
Eisenhauer
McCauley
Fishing Creek
Board of Aldermen
Hamrick
Geesey
Lewistown
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
From the June 3 1929 issue. Victor Myers Democrat Buckeystown district appointed Register of Wills to fill the late Charles H Butts Republican Middletown. An appropriation of 429113 for public schools was asked by the Board of Education. Temperature fell to 40 degrees with no new June records set. Hood College directors authorize the building committee to award a contract for a new dormitory between Coblentz and Abiex Halla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Myers
Buckeystown
Orphans Court
Charles H. Butts
Middletown
Board of Education
Hood College
Sixty Register For U. M. Short Course
Sixty Frederick County Homemakers Clubs members have signed up for the University of Maryland summer short course June 13 to 18. Miss Beatrice Fehr says late registrations accepted. dormitory arrangements assured though some may stay apart from the Frederick group. The 28th Extension Service program features courses in public speaking, English, journalism, radio, ceramics, leather tooling, and more. Noted speakers include Dr Chih-mi-Chen on Asia, Congressman Edward Gossett, and John C. Metcalfe on foreign affairs. The week closes with a university reception, Air Force Band concert, and a folk songs festival by the Baltimore County Singers.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland
Beatrice Fehr
Frederick
University of Maryland Extension Service
H. Lyle Campbell
D. C
American Pen
Arthur Durfee
Carolyn Shaver
Maryland
Chih-mi-Chen
Asia
Edward Gossett
Texas
John C. Metcalfe
Harold O Carlton
American Automobile Association
Harry €. Byrd
Air Force Band
Baltimore County Folk Singers
Traffic Case Trial Held In Union Bridge Area
Mrs Etta Lee Warehime the defendant in an accident case before Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg in Peoples Court this morning was convicted one failing to yield right of way charge. The accident occurred at the La diesburg Union Bridge road intersection about one mile and a half north of Johnsville on May 27. Norman E Toms of LeGore testified that he slowed at the intersection and was struck before he could react. State Trooper R F Stone testified that sightlines were limited by a high field there are no stop signs. Warehime a public school teacher in Washington said she saw Toms car two cars back and thought he did nothing to avoid the crash. The fine and costs of 245 were suspended. Charles Marino was cautioned to stay away from his sister's tavern after a drunk and disorderly charge. a suspended sentence was given. Collateral forfeited by Raymond G Brown for permitting an unauthorized operator. Other fines ranged from 6.45 to 11.45 for muffler violations expired licenses and failure to stop for unloading a school bus. Arrests were by Troopers C H DeWitt and Stone.
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Etta Lee Warehime
Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Ladiesburg-Union Bridge
Inn Mile
Johnsville
Union Bridge
Warehime
Norman E. Toms
LeGore
R. F. Stone
Charles Marino
Rose C. Marino
Marino
Austin Murray
Raymond G. Brown
Claude W. Owen, Jr
Silver Spring
Ellis L. Baker
Adamstown
Vernon M. Batley
Louisville
Harley A Kalar
Camp Detrick
Stephen J. Danitofe
Baltimore
Ahen T. McAlister
Middletown
C, H, DeWitt and Stone
Radio Wins Right To Express Own Views
Washington reports that U S radio stations won an eight year fight to express their own opinions on public issues over the air. The Federal Communications Commission amended its policy to allow stations to speak in their own name for a political candidate or party or in any controversy, as long as it does not suppress opposing views.
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Washington
U. S
Federal Communications Commissions
Washington Daybook Hidden WWII tensions show US brink of war
Deep in Joint Chiefs files lies a year old account of near war as Soviet troops massed toward Western Europe. Truman confessed to sleepless nights. James Forrestal led the effort to warn Moscow. Reports warned of an all out war if Russia moved, but fear of atomic retaliation kept the world from sliding into conflict.
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Russia
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S. High Command
Germany
North Sea
Harry Truman
James Forrestal
Europe
London
White House
Pentagon
State Department
West
Moscow
Hood College Feasts Honor Tribe Of Forty Nine
Hood College graduates attended a formal dinner in Coblentz Hall hosted by President and Mrs. Gehr Truxal. The event continued the seniors theme from Campus Day with a tribal presentation and speeches by class officers and faculty guests.
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Redskins
Hood
Hood College
Andrew Gehr Truxal
Coblentz Hall
Truxal
Truxals
Tribe of ‘49
White Mane
Coblentz Long House
Catoctin Mountain
Elizabeth 'Chem-Tone Bower
Elizabeth
May
Ruth
Perry
Grace
Brown
Warriors
Miss Bowyer
Marilyn
Graduation notes and social notices from Frederick area
Mrs. Allen G. Quynn of Brooklyn will receive her degree at Sunday’s graduation. Attendees include Capt. and Mrs. Quynn and others from Harrisburg and Wheelwright. A shower honored Ruth L. Green of Thurmont. she will marry David Saylor June 25 at Thurmont Church of the Brethren. Mrs. Hersperger and daughter Helen B. Hersperger attend Northfield School for Girls commencement. A 66th Northfield commencement and a B nai Brith testimonial honor Nathan Jacobson were noted. A 4,000 mile motor trip by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Birely, with visits to governors and multiple cities, was reported. Mrs. E Hughes opened her Braddock Heights cottage for summer. Delaplaine heads to Salt Lake City for National Editorial Association and a Grand Canyon tour with NEA group. Grace E. Stitely returns from Walkersville visit. Sugar Loaf’s Strong Hold celebrates its owner’s 80th birthday. Oak Ridge, Tenn., prepares for a 2,000-worker strike at a uranium-235 plant. CIO votes to strike next Thursday.
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Allen G. Quynn
Brooklyn, N. Y
Frederick
Quynn
Sam W. Maples
Upper College Terrace
Frank A. Robbins
Harrisburg
E. BR. Price
Wheelwright, Ky
Ruth L. Green
Thurmont
Harold K. Martin
C. A. Winpigler
Dorothy Green
Eileen Etzler
Nannie Green
Clara Green
Cecelia Green
A. W. Ecker
Belva Martin
Lloyd Green
Plummer Fraley
Elmer Bollinger
Roy Freshman
Joseph Coleman
Strafford
Tolbert
M. O
J. G. Arbaugh
Walter Harper
John Martin
David Saylor
Ray Green
Sterling Green
Miss Green
W. T. Delaplaine
Dill Avenue
Tramn
Salt Lake City
Utah
San Francisco
Honolulu
T. H
Oak Ridge
Tenn
CIO
Charges of Truman ethics raise probe into Johnson ties
Rep James E Van Zandt charges are laid against President Truman and Defense Secretary Louis Johnson. The House Armed Services committee ordered investigation by party vote. The document traces Consolidated Vultee contracts and alleged fund-raising links to Floyd Odlem with the B 36 program and other jet projects.
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Washington
Truman
Louis Johnson
James E. van Zandt
Pennsylvania
House Armed Services Committee
Van
Northrup
Consolidated Vultee
Curtiss-Wright
Curtiss
Floyd Odlum
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
Sunny Weather Expected for Frederick Air Show
Advance weather notes point to mainly sunny skies for the Frederick airport air show on Sunday. Forecasters predict little weekend change from recent sunny days with cool nights, possibly reaching 85 degrees Sunday afternoon. Last night’s low fell to 43, not a record, as promoters hope for favorable conditions despite past weather delays.
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Frederick
Weather Observer
Northfield School for Girls to graduate 150 graduates
Miss Helen Hersperger, daughter of Mrs W Scholl Hersperger, along with 149 other graduates, will receive diplomas at the 66th commencement of the Northfield School for Girls East Northfield Mass Monday June 6. Dr Charles C Noble of Syracuse University will deliver the address and Dr Mira B Wilson the school principal will award diplomas.
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Helen B. Hersperger
W. Scholl Hersperger
College Avenue
Choir and Library Council
Northfield School For Girls
East Northfield
Mass
Charles C. Noble
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Mira B Wilson
One Day Co-Op Center Construction Planned in Gaithersburg
More than 1,000 volunteers will build the Montgomery County Cooperative Agricultural Center in a 65 acre tract at daylight. Ten buildings a three and a half acre lake a picnic area a ball field and a livestock show area are planned with completion by nightfall barring rain on June 4. If weather delays the event will move to June 11. The effort originated with county leaders after a previous soil conservation demonstration and is valued at about half a million dollars with over $250,000 already donated in cash materials machinery and labor. Deeds were recorded for several property transfers in the clerk's office including a residence at 1041 North Market street and a dwelling at 110 East Eighth street valued near $20,000 and $8,500 respectively.
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Allen Ellender
Senate
Schott
Senator Ellender
Louisiana
George Aiken
Vermont
Sehott’s Alley
Aiken
New England
General Accounting Office
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County Cooperative Agricultural Center
W. Lawson King
Montgomery County
O. W. Anderson
Frederick
Anderson
Walter
J. Hahn
Mary E. M
Ruth E. Smith
North Market Street
Hahn
Charles W. Mullican
East Eighth Street
Attorneys Seek New Trial For Edwards In Glen Burnie Murders
Attorneys revise affidavits supporting a retrial for Thomas A. Edwards who was convicted of killing a young Glen Burnie couple. The original affidavit was filed in Criminal Court earlier in the week. Arguments on the new trial motion will be heard tomorrow morning by the Supreme Bench of Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Thomas A. Edwards
Glen Burnie
Supreme Bench of
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