No Early Defeat for Labor Government
British Labour government unlikely to be defeated soon said Rev. Dr. Robert Shields in Frederick Lions Club address. The London minister and educator discussed unemployment, rationing, socialized medicine, and Britain’s political future, noting no Communists in last election and praise for socialized medicine. He spoke on Britain’s postwar recovery and the Marshall Plan, followed by an open forum.
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Britain
Robert W. Shields
London
England
Frederick Lions Club
America
British Empire
Shields
Free Churches
Methodist
Lion
William €. Royal
Frederick Baptist Church
Shensi
China
Cheefoo School
Eltham College
Rawdon Theological College
Leeds University
Peckham Rye
European psychologist honored at London conference
Europe and contacted those entering Britain as refugees. Author of many articles on psychology and the psychology of religion, in 1949 he became the invitation lecturer to Goldsmith's College, London University. A trained analytical psychologist, he was appointed resident psychotherapist to a London County Council residential school for maladjusted children, the first non medical psychologist in the post, and just before leaving for the United States earned a Doctor of Philosophy from London University. Guests included Rev. Roger Gobrel and many others, with President Richard E. Zimmerman presiding.
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Europe
Britain
Goldsmith's College
London University
London County Council
United States
Roger Gobrel
Doubs
Delbert S. Null
Middletown
N. E. Nordress
Hagerstown
J. G. Anderson
J. Franklin Haas
Elmer I. Eshleman
A. B. Collinus
H. J. Gatrell
Glenn H McGregor
Melvin H. Derr
J. Milton Brunk
A. N. Fleagle
This City
Richard E. Zimmerman
Resurfacing Rt 40 From Ridgeville to New Market
The State Roads Commission announced resurfacing of Route 40 between Ridgeville and New Market is underway. About one mile is finished and the six mile section will take several weeks more, with the “eats eyes” on Seven Sisters Hills removed temporarily and to be replaced after completion.
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Ridgeville
New Market
State Roads Commission
Seven Sisters Hills
Plane No. 4
Ennis To Lead Lane Campaign In Maryland City
Governor Lane’s renomination bid gains a new campaign team. Chairman Robert R. Ennis will manage the effort with Hooper S. Miles as executive head and Howard W. Jackson leading the campaign committee. Other heads include George L. Radcliffe, Samuel Hoffberger, Milton Reckord, Joseph Katz, Louis O Donnell, and co chairs for PR. Maryland party leaders convened to approve the lineup.
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Baltimore
Robert R. Ennis
Democratic State Central Committee
Lane
Hooper S. Miles
Howard W. Jackson
George L. Radcliffe
Samuel H Hoffberger
Milton A. Reckord
Louis J. O'Donnell
John L. Whitehurst
Maryland
Mildred Otenasek
Byrnes
D-Bal
Thomas N. Biddison
Albert H. Blum
Cumberland Day Proclaimed Despite Mayor's Objection
Cumberland June 15 Mayor Thomas Post argued against a half holiday to let employees attend the races but the City Council voted 4 to 1 to declare Cumberland Day next Wednesday at the local Fairgo track. The article also notes a giant five foot wingspan papercat flying fox display at the event.
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Cumberland
Thomas
Post
Arrest of Alfred Slack as Harry Gold accomplice in espionage case
The FBI arrested Alfred Dean Slack, 44, of Syracuse, New York, as an accomplice of Harry Gold in obtaining defense secrets for the Soviet Union. Slack admitted turning over a sample explosive and providing Gold with classified manufacturing data from Kingsport Holston Ordnance Works in 1943–44. Gold and his network, including Semenov and Yakovlev, are identified in the case. Slack’s links to Kingsport and Sulphur Springs era are noted. Slack’s background and employment history are provided. The report links this arrest to the broader investigation following Gold’s May 23 arrest and the Klaus Fuchs case.
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Washington
FBI
Syracuse
N.Y
Justice Department
Alfred Dean Slack
Ordnance Works
Kingsport
Tenn
Harry Gold
Russia
Gold
Philadelphia
Klaus Fuchs
England
J. Edgar Hoover
Slack
Holston Ordnance Works
Hoover
Semenov
Sam
Amborg Trading Corporation
United States
John Doe
John
Anatol Antonovich Yakovlev
New York City
New York State
Yakoviev
Clay
Syracuse University
Mechanics Institute
Nine lands near Mauna Loa cited in funding dispute
Associated Press reporter Roy Essoyan notes nine parcels on Mawali near erupting Mauna Loa persist with a Brownsville pipeline. Capehart criticizes private financing and accuses backers of seeking government aid, regardless of names. The town project totals 9,000,000 in 1946, 3,500,000 two years later, and 6,000,000 in April last year. Fulbright labels the R&C involvement as a speculative financing case.
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Mawali
Mauna Loa
Associated Press
Roy Essoyan
Brownsville
Tex
Capehart
Smith
Plans to subpoena Lewis dropped by House panel
Washington June 15 plans to subpoena United Mine Workers chief John L. Lewis were dropped. Rep Jacobs and Chairman Barden said there will be no independent subpoena power. Sidener testified of undemocratic union practices and a $50,000 fine when tried to return to work after a court aver ending the soft coal strike.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
House
Rep
Jacobs
D-Ind
United Mine Workers
Barden
D-Nc
John Lesinski
Lewis
Lloyd Sidener
Canion, U1
Sidener
Lesinski
Reconstruc tion Finance loaned to Gabrielson firm
Senators investigated the Reconstruction Finance Corporation took action today at a 18,500,000 dollar loan to a company led by Guy Gabrielson, chairman of Republica National, with Fulbright and Capehart criticizing it at Senate Banking subcommittee hearings. The funds were to aid Carthage Hydro-Columbia Inc of New York City to cover about half the cost of a synthetic gasoline plant.
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Washington
Reconstrucion Finance Corporation
Republica National Charman
Guy Gabrielson
Fulbright
D-Ark
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Carthage Hydro- Col. Inc
New Yar City
Collision on West Patrick Street Causes $200 Damage
A collision on West Patrick street near College avenue caused about 200 in damage Thursday evening. A 17 year old James R Duppins, colored, of Freder ik Houte 4 pulled from the curb into a sedan driven by Raymond Brown of 203 Hamilton avenue. Brown’s car sustained about 156 in damage and Duppins about 30. Duppins was charged with failure to give right of way. Collateral of 645 was posted. No injuries reported.
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College Avenue
James Robert Duppins
Frederik
Houte
Raymond
Brown
Hamilton Avenue
Duppins
Frank Dorsey
Cir Poles
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Helena Toms
Millie Easterday
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Herman Davis
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George VI
Bearskin
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Sean Rfc
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Streamliner V
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South End Civic Assoc. Inc
Reliable Furniture
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