Lilienthal Criticized By Tydings
Senator Tydings of Maryland criticized Atomic Energy Commission Chairman David Lilienthal for not adequately safeguarding AEC secrets. He said Lilienthal has not shown sufficient care in security, though he also praised aspects of Lilienthal's work. Tydings vowed to keep an open mind as the Senate–House Atomic Committee continues its inquiry and will allow Lilienthal to present his side.
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Washington
Tydings
D-Md
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
House Atomic Committee
Lilienthal
ABC
Commission
Lillenthal
AEC
Maryland
A T and T Vicious Monopoly Murray Says
Chicago June 12 Philip Murray CIO president said AT and T is the most vicious monopoly in America He pledged to take on the company while addressing a CIO telephone workers convention banquet He charged AT and T with trying to break the workers union by treating contracts as scraps of paper and noted the CWA moved from independent to CIO. The TWOC CWA merger plan will be reviewed at the convention. The report also notes anti knock tetraethyl lead fluid contains 18 percent ethylene dibromide 19 percent ethylene dichloride and 2 percent other chemicals.
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Chicago
Philip Murray
CIO
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
America
CIO Telephone Workers Organizing Committee
AT & T
Walter S. Gifford
United States
Murray
Phone Workers’ Union
A&s
National Relations Board
Communication Workers of America
CWA
TWOC
United Communications Workers of America
No Stand By War Powers To Be Asked
Washington June 12 The Administration revises peacetime planning for possible future war and will not seek early enactment of stand by war powers. NSRB undergoes demilitarization with about 100 leaving from 400. The 20 point War Powers draft never reached Congress as Truman deemed peacetime passage inappropriate. NSRB focuses on keeping the bill ready while slowing ghost orders to industry usage, limiting phantom orders to essential bottlenecks like bearings motors and cutting tools.
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Washington
Congress
National Security Resources Board
White House
NSHB
NLRB
John R. Steelman
Truman
NSRB
Capitol Hill
Swimming Pool Opens at Scheer Stadium in Brunswick
A large crowd gathered Sunday for the opening of the swimming pool at Scheer Stadium in Brunswick. The event coincided with the season’s hottest day, drawing many residents to enjoy the new facility on a sunny afternoon.
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Scheer Stadium
Brunswick
Endorse Old Soldiers Home in Maryland by 29th Division Assoc
The Maryland 29th Division Association endorsed a plan to open an old soldiers home in Maryland for veterans aged at least 60 and wives or widows at least 55. Admission limited to vets with income under 100 dollars monthly, each contributing 60 percent of income for maintenance. The group also back Willis Air Service’s bid for CAB certification, seeking to improve cargo routes along the Atlantic coast.
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Baltimore
Maryland Department of the 29Th Division Association
Bat
Charles F. Willis, Jr
Willis Air Service, Inc
Teterboro
Atlantic Seaboard
Civil Aeronautics Board
Willis
Baltimore Officers Elected At Two Day Association Meeting
At the close of the two day meeting in Baltimore, Commander F. Brown of Chestertown presided as association officers were elected. Carl Schlotterbech of Hagerstown was named vice commander along with G. Walter Brooks Jr. of the jury field as another vice commander.
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Baltimore
Sidney
F. Brown
Chestertown
Association
Carl Schlotterbech
Hagerstown
G. Walter Brooks, Jr
Berlin Rail Strike Plan Rejected by Majority Leaders
Berlin June 12 A large majority of German railway strike leaders rejected a four power plan to end the 23 day Berlin transport strike They called for a union rank and file vote and overruled top executives who had pledged to accept the terms The plan now goes to a referendum set for Tuesday for the 14 000 railmen to decide whether to end the strike under Allied terms The strike disrupted rail deliveries to Berlin though airlift trucks and barges kept Western zones supplied.
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Berlin
Frank L. Howley
Russia
Britain
France
Maryland youths named to West Virginia 4-H conference
Betsy Tipton 18 of Jarrettsville Harford county and John Barker 19 Frederick County farmer will represent Maryland at the annual West Virginia older youth conference June 19 26. They were named as delegates by the State 4-H Club staff. Say you saw it in The News.
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Jackson's Mill
W. Va
Betsy Tipton
Jarrettsville
Harford County
John Barker
Frederick County
Maryland
West Virginia
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