Flanders demands Senate strip McCarthy of powers
Senator Flanders calls for stripping McCarthy of investigative powers until he clears himself of contempt charges from 1952. He cites a Senate subcommittee probe and lists six questions on finances, housing, and alleged self interest tied to McCarthy. Tax inquiry by the Treasury and IRS wind-down noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Flanders
R-Vi
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Government Operations Committee
Charles Flanders
Sen. Benton
D-Conn
Hennings
D-Mo
Hayden
D-Ariz
Hendrickson
R-Nj
Sen. McCarthy
Lustron Corp
Sugar
China
Appleton
Wis
Ray Kiermas
Atty
Brownell
Justice Department
Treasury
Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
Sale Proceeds To Be Given Children's Home
Prospect Hall today will sell property with Joseph H. Himes acting as agent for The Children's Convalescent Home of the District of Columbia. Net proceeds will go to the home in memory of Himes's late wife, Mrs. Eileen C. Himes, to aid underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hall
Joseph H. Himes
District of Columbia
Himes
Eileen C. Himes
Children’s Convalescent Home
Washington
Myersville backs ban on firearms near main street
Myersville officials vow strict enforcement of a town charter firearm ban within 1100 feet of Myersville main street. Burgess Grayson Doub cites long-standing rules and promises full prosecutions after a fatal yard shooting prompted action. Frances Meatise, struck by a stray .22 rifle shot from a neighbor’s yard, remains hospitalized after emergency surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Grayson Doub
Myersville Corporation
Myersville
Doub
Frances Meatise
Ousseul
Ville
Hagerstown
Mause
Frederick Memorial Hospital
County Sailor Groff Injured In Wreck Near Fredericksburg
Joseph M. Groff a 23 year old Navy fire control technician and former Frederick High quarterback remained unconscious at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a wreck on Shirley highway about 5 am Wednesday 17 miles south of Fredericksburg Virginia His parents were at his bedside having learned of the crash through Navy notification The car was demolished with the undercarriage wheel and debris strewn along a 100 foot stretch He had first been taken to Mary Washington Hospital Fredericksburg then from Tidertsburg to Quantico Marine Base before transfer to Bethesda for specialized treatment
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Shirley
Fredericksburg
Joseph M. Groff
Allen H. Groff
Frederick
U. 5, Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Navy
Frederick High School
Norfolk
Groff
Gadias
Little Creek
Virginia
Joe Groff
Groff Sr
Mary Washington Hospital
Young Groff
Tiederiksbug
Quantico Marine Base
U. S. Naval Hospital
Edward J. Smith
People’s Night Court
Columbus Bryant
East All Saints Street
Geraldine V. Weeden
Jennifer Louise
Bryant
Carl Fisher
Peggy Fisher
Carver Apartments
Fisher
Albert T. Duppins
Liberty
State 26
Ronald Koluschinsky
Howard Mines
Donald F. McBride
Smoyersville
Clinton W. Remsburg
RFD
Lawrence
Burch
Washington
Nathan Dorsey
Windfall profits tied to FHA apartment projects named
Federal Housing Administrator Albert M. Cole announced 200 corporations reaped nearly 40 million dollars in windfall profits on 70 FHA insured apartment projects. The list sent to the Justice Department covers 18 states and the District of Columbia with total corporate cash invested about 4.14 million and insured loans totaling 277.59 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert M. Cole
Justice Department
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Cole
William F McKenna
Sens Byrd
Capefoo Og la Oo
FEA
Wind Falls
States
District of Columbia
Clearance Of Three Middies Is Announced
Washington announces security clearance for three midshipmen from the U S Naval Academy who had been withheld on graduation day. Harold Pollack, Paul Shimedy Hazen, and Peter Yadrovski are now eligible to become officers immediately. The move follows Senate committee pressure to speed up security and loyalty investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Thomas
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Thomas
Harold Pollack
Hartford
Conn
Paul Shimek Dy
Hazen
Ark
Peter Yadrowsky
Jersey City
N. J
Senate
Defense Department
Camp David area and Maryland campaigns amid transit strike
The article outlines Camp David area development with 1937 improvements, trails and park roads, and lists key officials and Boy Scout plans. It notes Dr. Byrd leading Maryland gubernatorial ticket with Tawes and Sybert, local campaign committees, and a June 28 primary. It also reports a New York transit strike cancellation talks urged by Mayor Wagner to avert a near-monday walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Anot
City Transit Authority
CIO Transport Workers Union
4466 Acres Catoctin Park Area Returned To State
Maryland gains 4 446 acres of Catoctin Recreational Area transferred from the federal government in a Thurmont ceremony. Governor Theodore McKeldin received the deed from National Park Service director Conrad Wirth before about 200 attendees. The transfer, the last of 48 areas, reflects growing state responsibility for park lands and sets stage for future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keeler
Frederick County
Maryand
Catoctin
Thurmont
Foxville
Conrad L Wirth
Washington
National Parks Service
McKeldin
Catoctin Park
Maryland
Foxville Road
Conrad L. Wirth
Chevy Chase
National Park Service
Theodore R. McKeldin
Secretary of
Douglas McKay
National Capital Area
Soy Scouts of America
Jacob R. Ramsburg
United States
J. Glenn Beall
Lony
Raymond C. Myers
Woodsboro
C. H. Corbett
Edwin C Creeger, Jr
Post American Legion
Leonard Fogle
Herman Shook
Lennis Pittinger
Francis X. Falbey
Mce Keldin
Wirth
Civilian Conservation Corps
Catoctin Furnace
Headquarters Open for Byrd Tawes Sihert Campaign
Democratic headquarters for the Byrd Tawes Sihert ticket will open full time Monday morning at 15 North Court Street in Frederick. The move aims to intensify the Frederick city and county campaign for the three top statewide offices. Dr H C Curley Byrd, former University of Maryland president, remains a leading Democratic gubernatorial contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyestar
Frederick
Byrd
J. Millard Tawes
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Howard County
Rawes
Sybert
Maryland
Hns
James H. Grove
Court Street
Democratic State Central Committee
Fred
Byrd-Tawes-Sihert
North Court Street
Frederick City
H. C. (Curley) Byrd
University of Maryland
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Frostburg
Frostburg State Teachers College
William A. Gunter
Cumberland
Maryland State Board of Education
U.S. Air Force
Indochina
France
Air Force
Harold Talnot
Pacific
Far East
U. S
Military Air Transport Service
Clifton Dodson
Stanley Dodson
Jesse Clark
Paul Martin
Damascus
Clark
Montgomery County General Hospital
Sandy Spring
Clini L. Molesworth
Austin Harris
Bentz St
Frederick 5
South Market
Jack
Jug Bridge
Bartonsville Road
van Foundry
Seige
Yorktown
Camp David
Misty Mount
Gas Scouts
Vitti
R. Brook Manwell
Forest and Park Commission
Howard
Howard &. Damuul, ¢Enaiman V Patapsco Park Advisory Committee; Joseph F. Kaylor
Department of Forest and Parks
Carl E Pfeiffer
Kaylor
H C. Buckingham
William R. Hall
Edward Kelley
National Capital Parks
Harry T. Thompson
Erick County
Dr. Byrd
Sam Miller
South Market Street
ROUSE
Tric. L. H. MacKenzie
Esas
Better Homes Equip Co
E. Patrick St
Weil Brothers
Name You Can Trust
N. Market ST
West Patrick ST
William S. Hood, Inc
QPEX
William S. Hood
W. Patrick
Jpig
Kehne Furn. CO
S. Mt
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
J. R. Lillard & Son
Poolesville
Mobilheat
Aaca A
Cels
Economy Oil CO
The
Bank of Friendly Personal Service
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Federe, Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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