Receiver Labels McCarthy Conduct Unethical in Lustron Sale
Columbus June 16 The Lustron receiver Clyde M Foraker says Senator Joseph R McCarthy was unethical in selling Lustron a housing manuscript for ten thousand dollars He argues government material belongs to the government and McCarthy sold to the highest bidder McCarthy says he simply sold to the highest bidder The dispute follows Foraker taking over Lustron operations and filing court papers The article notes the manuscript sold for ten thousand dollars and generated about 1 32 per word for McCarthy The piece also mentions a luncheon menu suggestion that accompanies the promotional booklet
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Columbus
Lustron Corp Today
U. S
Joseph R McCarthy
R-Wis
Lustron
Clyde M. Foraker
Joint Congressional Committee of Housing
Foraker
McCarthy
Gustron
U.S. District Court
Chemist To Face Espionage Charge In Fuchs Ring
Alfred Dean Slack a 44 year old Syracuse chemist is to be removed to Knox ville to face espionage charges tied to the Klaus Fuchs spy ring. He was held in Oneida County jail Utica after FBI arrest and appeared before a U S commissioner. Slack drove from his Clay town home to his paint firm in Syracuse. His Rochester father Joseph and mother described him as quiet and loving with little interest in politics. Residents were stunned by the arrest.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Tennessee
Klaus Fuchs
Russia
Alfred Dean Slack
Oneida
Utica
Knoxville
FBI
Slack
U. S
Clay
Rochester
Joseph
Alfred
Fined For Illegal Medical Practice In Maryland Case
Mrs. Mary M Weadon a 41 year old Miller's Island resident pleaded guilty to practicing medicine without a license Six counts were filed Assistant State's Attorney said she treated a dog bite vaccinated a child against small pox and administered penicillin A Baltimore directory later listed her as a physician and surgeon The accused once ran a boarding house on the peninsula of Italy the Britannica notes.
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Towson
Mary M. Weadon
Miller's Island
Baltimore County
John B Gentrum
Circuit Court
Johnson Bowie
Term In Md. Cut Given Term In Md. Cut
An Yamsville colored youth was sent to the House of Correction for one year and a local man jailed for one day in default of a $100 fine on trespass charges. Andrew and James Simms, from nearby towns, were found guilty of trespassing on their mother's property after warnings to stay away last May. Both received six months suspended on the trespass conviction. Andrew Simms faced an additional warrant for unauthorized use of Norman Waller's automobile near Clarksville. he pleaded guilty to taking the car and driving it through a fence, saying he drank and acted without permission. A year in the House of Correction was imposed after magistrates learned he had served a year previously for a similar offense. Daniel Thomas Lowe, 128 Water Street, was convicted of drunken driving with testimony from officers and a car owner, and jailed in default of a fine. Loretta V. Andrews was advised to have her property deed examined for an easement of rainwater through Ruth Kefauver's property.
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Yamsville
House of Correction
Magistrat
Manuel M. Weinberg
Andrew Thomas Simms
James Oscar Simms
Nearbyamsville
Frederick
Edwin F. Nikirk
Welfare Board
Mabel Viola Simms
H. P. O'Brien
Andrew Simms
Norman Waller
Clarksburg
Simms
Ruth N. Kefauver
Destruction Charge Dismissed in 104 East Fifth Street Case
At 104 East Fifth Street the magistrate dismissed a charge of willful and malicious destruction of property. Mrs. Andrews alleged her sister damaged a rainspout, estimated at $7, by pulling it down on June 13. Miss Kefauver claimed the spout overhung her side of a fence and had caused rainwater to spill into her basement for months. Both parties noted runoff had previously been directed onto the pavement via a pipe now owned by Miss Kefanger. City collaterals forfeited: Robert Tyler $5.80 and Henrietta, Geraldine, and Grace Thompson, plus King, all $250, colored. Arresting officers listed as Haugh, J. Boone, Bopst, and Trump.
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East Fifth Street
Kefanger
Robert Tyler
Henrietta Thompson
Geraldine Thompson
Grace King
Haugh
J. Boone
Bopst
Trump
30 Day Forecast Issued In Washington
The U S Weather Bureau projects warmer than normal temperatures east of the Great Divide to the Mississippi with the greatest departures in the south half and cooler than normal in the Middle Atlantic and extreme Southwest. Rainfall should be abundant in the Northern Plains Lake Region and Atlantic Seaboard while the West Gulf States and South Central Plains may see below normal rainfall.
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Washington
U.S Weather Bureau
Great Divide
Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
Plains
Lake Region
At- Tanbe Seaboard
West Gulf States
South Central Plains
Synthetic Rubber Program Extended For Two Years
The Senate unanimously approved a two year extension of the synthetic rubber program warning that Communist capture of the world’s rubber supply is possible. The measure advances to the House which already passed a three year extension. A conference committee may reconcile differences. The Senate also approved a three year 135 million dollar program to build arms and facilities for the National Guard and reserve services. Both measures were on the Senate’s must pass list before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House
National Guard
Army
Navy
Air Force
Lucas D-Mb
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Southeast Asia
New Locomotive Described by Frederick Civitan Club
Frederick Civitan Club members heard John E. Hebline describe a new gas turbine locomotive designed to rival diesel engines. The presentation took place Thursday evening, detailing the turbine powered engine and its potential impact on rail transport.
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Frederick Civitan Club
John E. Hebline
Maryland Cost Association discusses coal grinding and new fuels
The speaker described finer coal grinding, a new low oil fuel, and the potential of gasoline from coal though current cost hinders petroleum competition. A reverse refrigeration style car pump for home heating was shown as experimental for three years, using coal-derived electricity. Donald M. Sullivan introduced Mr. Hebline, with Isaac L. Stevens and Charles T. Main receiving the weekly attendance prize. J. Vernon Summers was a guest.
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Maryland Cost Association
Con
Donald M. Sullivan
Mr. Hebline
Isaac L. Stevens
Charles T. Main
J. Vernon Summers
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