McCarthy attacks Truman over hidden State Dept files
Senator McCarthy charged President Truman with defending vested Communist interests in the State Department and demanded full access to federal files on key officials. He urged opening FBI, CIA, and other agency records as proof, while Truman resisted sharing raw FBI files. Demonstration set for farmers on grass silage moisture at Marion Welsh farm between Martinsburg and Shepherdstown WV.
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Navy Intelligence
Army Intelligence
Marion Welsh Farm
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
U. S Route 45
C J
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Ryman Memorial Experimental Farms
West Virgina University
Refugees From East Zone Pour Into West Area
Berlin reports hundreds of refugees from the Soviet East sought asylum at welfare offices as Whitsun march chaos unsettled the city. German officials estimate several thousand new arrivals. 270 blueshirt deserters and 38 police deserters among those seeking sanctuary. An American spokesman noted the strain on West Berlin and Western Germany, with many residents fearing reprisals if they return.
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Gaithersburg Man Charged With Assault Over Picket Fight
Norman Richardson McGaha of Gaithersburg faces an assault and battery warrant after an attack on two AFL Motion Picture Operators Union pickets at a drive-in theater. Witnesses say a group tore up signs threatened to beat them and smeared faces with poison ivy during the two week picket over a contract dispute. The case, filed by Trial Magistrate Marvin Bosetler, was sent to Montgomery County for service. McGaha and two others are union members.
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Gaithersburg
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CVT
Harris
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Rebark
Marvin Bosetler
Montgomery County
Mc-Galahams
AFL
Police Court Cases Heard Friday Night
Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg found a man not guilty beyond reasonable doubt of drunkenness but upheld a rat arrest justification against an officer in uniform. Norman A. Shankle was fined $10 for collateral when verdict rendered after testimony by his wife and brother-in-law that he drank only one beer for a birthday celebration. Other defendants, including John W. Smith and Vernon Rhoderick, faced jail or suspended sentences for intoxication. Sammy Thompson had suspension revoked on a 30 day sentence for sobriety violation and was jailed. Additional fines were imposed for traffic and ordinance violations. Arrests were by Invest Bartgis and Officers Twentey and Kanode.
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Norman A. Shankle
North Bentz Street
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
John W. Smith
Vernon Rhoderick
Sergt. Swomley
Sammy Thompson
Frederick
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Route 2
Jessie A. Diggins
Selman
Richard Myers
Denver Shook
Staley Schultz
Austin Arnold
Gordon Troxell
Herbert Weedon
Alles Brown
Invest Bartgis
Twentey and
Kanode
Governor's Daughter to Be Married Today in Annapolis
Jean Cartwright Lane daughter of Maryland governor will wed Stanhope Scott Goddard at St Anne's Episcopal Church in Annapolis. About 715 guests attended with dignitaries expected for the ceremony conducted by Bishop Noble Powell. Governor Lane will give away the bride and a reception will follow at the executive mansion. The couple will honeymoon in Bermuda then reside in Greenwich Connecticut.
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Jean Cartwright Lane
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Naval Academy
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Miss Lane
Stanhope Scott Goddard
Noreton
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New York
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Lane
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Episcopal Diocese
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Bermuda
Greenwich
Trucking Firms Heavily Fined for Safety Violations
A federal judge fined Elliott Brothers $2000 Liberty Transfer and Trucking Co $1500 and Chesapeake Paperboard Co $1500 for ICC Safety violations in Baltimore. He warned trucks and trains have made highways deadly and called for stronger enforcement and more IC investigators.
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U. S
William C. Coleman
Elliott Brothers
Liberty Transfer and Trucking Company
Easton
Chesapeake Paperboard Companies
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denied Admission To Press Gallery In Washington
Washington June 2 Two U S State Department and two Soviet reporters were denied gallery access by the standing committee of correspondents which governs the congressional press galleries A 4 to 1 vote tabled the Pravda applicants Grigorii Hassadin and Ivan Filippov leaving open possible later reconsideration The State Department appeal from earlier denial was unanimous overruled The State Department and Soviet reporters operate under separate galleries not controlled by the committee
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Ivan A Filippov
Pravda
State Department
Hassadin
Filippov
New York
Bas ing Point Price Measure Approved by Senate Vote
Washington June 2 a Senate vote approved the controversial basing point price measure by a 43 to 2 margin. Democrats backing the bill include Byrd Robertson of Virginia OConor and Tydings of Maryland. Opposing were Neely and Kilgore of West Virginia.
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Senate
Price Messare
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Roberston
Virginia
O'Conor
Tydings
Maryland
Neely
Kilgore
West Virginia
Movie Bills Coming Week at Frederick Theaters
The Frederick theaters schedule a week of films across venues Tivoli Opera House and Frederick. Tivoli offers Riding High with Bing Crosby and Coleen Gray, Mrs. Mike with Dick Powell, Evelyn Keyes, Paid In Full with Robert Cummings and Lizabeth Scott, Buccaneer's Girl in technicolor with Yvonne De Carlo and Philip Friend. Opera House presents Lucky Losers with Leo Gorcey and the Bowery Boys, The Red Light with George Raft and Virginia Mayo, 12 O Clock High with Gregory Peck, The Vanishing Westerner with Monte Hale, and the first chapter Cody of the Pony Express. Frederick also lists Jungle Jim with Johnny Weissmuller at the Frederick on Sunday, plus a Yellow Sky and The Singing Sheriff double feature on Friday and Saturday.
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Frederick
O Conor Says U S Should Veto Chinese Reds at UN
Maryland Senator O Conor urged the United States to veto Communist China’s delegates at the United Nations. Speaking to Baltimore Catholics, he cited Secretary Acheson and warned against cooperation with communist states as futile for peace. He argued the Chinese government repeatedly shows contempt for international obligations.
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Elks Launch Savings Bond Drive Across Nation
Frederick Lodge 684 Elks conduct a nationwide Savings Bond Independence Drive with a national quota of one million bonds set by Grand Exalted Ruler Emmett T. Anderson. Local events include Flag Day B Day reports and a Wake Up America program in Baker Park led by Elks officials and featuring Dr. H. C. Byrd of the University of Maryland.
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The
Elks
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New York
Elks National Service Commission
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Frederick Lodge
Baker Park
C. Clifton Wirts
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Herd Improvement Registry test results for Holstein cows
Abbreviated report notes cows tested for dairy production in the Herd Improvement Registry. Hickoryvale Lady Echo, owned by Ira D. Ifert of Middletown Maryland, completed a 365 day period producing 789 pounds of butterfat and 18,935 pounds of milk while milking twice daily starting at age 7 years 11 months. Abbekerk Inka Kate Ednamead, registered Holstein-Friesian, owned by Edward F and Naomi K. (text incomplete)
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Loevale Dean Inka
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
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Hickoryvale Lady Echo
Ira D. Ifert
Abbekerk Inka Kate Ednamead
Edward F
Naomi K
Holter Herd Completes 307 Day Dairy Test in Maryland
Holter in Middletown Maryland completed a 307 day production test yielding 490 pounds of butterfat and 13.415 pounds of milk in the Herd Improvement Registry. The test spanned seven years and nine months, reflecting long term dairy performance as noted in The News.
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Middletown
Maryland
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