Firing of MacArthur Seen Deplorable by Senators
Washington June 17 two Senate inquiry committee members predicted unanimously that Gen Douglas MacArthurs firing was deplorable and indefensible. Senators Sparkman and Smith of the Foreign Relations Committee expected a split on other issues with Republicans backing MacArthurs Korea war program. The joint inquiry into his dismissal and policy plans, now in its seventh week, may end by June 30 after six to ten more witnesses. A decision on Harriman may come this week. Also, 33 St Johns Lutheran Sunday school members attended the Monument picnic in Washington with families named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Sparkman
D-Ala
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
MacArthur
Truman
Bridges
H-Nh
Russell
D-Ga
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
China
Ferguson Co opens Frederick field office in Odd Fellows home
H K Ferguson Co Inc a Cleveland Ohio based construction and engineering firm opens a Frederick field office in the former Odd Fellows Home on North Market Street extending a three year lease. The two story brick building houses about 30 rooms and will host 20 to 30 technical staff with potential growth to 60. The office will serve as a design oriented service group for industrial plant projects worldwide while maintaining liaison with Cleveland headquarters.
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H. K. Ferguson, Co, Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Frederick
I. GO. QO. F
North Market Street
BK. EK. Ferguson Co. Inc
Frederck
Odd Fellows State Home Trustees
Ferguson Corporation
Ferguson Engineers
Ferguson
Odd Fellows
Detrick
Freder
Ick
Camp Detrick
Frederick Field Office
R. F. Graef
Ferguson Enterprise
Cleveland General Office
Corporation
Mr. Graef
Ms. Graef
H. K. Ferguson Co Inc
Jurist Goldsborough dies at 73 in Washington
Federal Judge Alan Goldsborough known for fining John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers nearly five million dollars in two trials died from a heart attack. He will be buried in his Denton Maryland hometown on Tuesday, during Father's Day observances and his 42nd wedding anniversary. He began his legal career in Denton in 1901 and later held a landmark office mentioned by contemporaries.
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Washington
Alan Goldsborogh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Denton
Alan Goldsboroug
Judge Goldsborough
Damage Suits Filed In Halltown Dynamite Blast
Two more damage suits filed in Jefferson County circuit court bring cumulative demands to 408000 after the Halltown truck dynamite explosion last February 1. The actions name Edward M. Rude Company and E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co. as defendants. Pauline Renkle and her son Thomas G. Henkle seek damages for personal property loss and property ownership losses near the blast site.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Jefferson County
Halltown
Edward M. Rude Company
E. 1 du Pont de Nemours Co
Pauline R. Henkle
Thomas G. Henkle
Mrs DiMaggio Politely Ill at Home in Boston
Mrs DiMaggio, 73, remained critically ill at her home with private nurse saying she could not be moved to a hospital. Her two famous sons flew to her bedside and third son Vince, a former major league player, was present with other family members.
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Boston Red Sox
Wedding anniversary weiner roast at Con don home
A Friday night gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Charlie Cond on and Mr Airy honored the couple s wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs George S Smith Mr and Mrs Richard Buffington Mr and Mrs Gerald Buffington among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiner
Charlie Condon
Airy
Samuel Smith
George S. Smith
Richard Buffington
Gerald Buffington
Invocations Planned by Congress for South American Leaders
Washington announces invitations for Dr. Joseph F. Thorning pastor of St. Joseph's church Carrollton Manor to deliver the invocation opening a Capitol session honoring Ecuadorian President Galo Plaza on June 21. Similar invites were extended during visits of Chilean President Gabriel Gonzalez and Brazilian President Eurico Gaspar Dutra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph F. Thorning
St. Joseph's Church
Carrollton Manor
Capitol
Galo Plaza
Ecuador
Thorning
Gabriel Gonzalez
Chile
Eurico Gaspar Dutra
Brazil
Civic-minded presidents and growing boogum plants
Father Thorning recalls President Plaza as one of the two progressive civic leaders in the Western Hemisphere. The text notes the cactus-like boogum plant in Lower California, the Chios, sometimes grows erect to four feet and sometimes arches to root when its crown touches the soil.
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Father Thorning
Plaza
Chil
California
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St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School
Washington's Monument
Elweed Green
Elsie Green
Nancy Green
Mary Eden Green
Lawrence Green
Cynthia Green
John Warrenfeltz
Kenneth Warrenfeltz
Mary Warrenfeltz
Betty Palmer
Jaqueline Palmer
Barbara Palmer
James Horne
Mary Horne
Albert C. Haupt
Grace Haupt
Phyllis Haupt
Judy Draper
Joan Draper
Nancy Draper
Charles W. Rice
Lucy Cline
Francis Easterday
Raymond Markley
William Markley
Stella Gouker
Jia Warrenfeltz
Ruth Routzahn
Chaose JJ
Delphey
West
Patrick St
Generovs
Allen’s
Cy CoLocy
AC Debaker
Ferguson Co
Willinance
WIN Finance
R. C. Boyer
Middletown
P. B. Roog
Fisher Bros
Ypossumtown Pike
Bloomfield
Delphey’s
Columbia
Schwinn
Dimaggio
San Francisco
Rose DiMaggio
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Dom DiMaggio
Baca
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Naling
Rhramey
Bobbie
Gilbert
North Market ST
Mullins
Damascus Electric CO
Damascus
New Market
MT. Atry
Frederick CO
William S. Hood
U. S. 40
Western Maryland Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Frederick, MD
Mobilheat
Economy Oil CO
Ralph Baust
Janice Smith
Richard, David and
Grayson Smith
Carol and
Ruth Buffington
Admiral— Dumont
Zenith
Wayside RA
East
Patrick Street
Land of Opportunity
the Farmers & Mechanics
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hendrickson
Aberle
Rae
Aberle’s
Burall's Cycle Shop
Carty’s
A. Brown
Westminster
New Windsor
Raymond M. Brown
Elizabeth Arden
Helena Rubinstein
Allen’s Corner Market
Wurlinzer Organs
Colonial Music Shop
East Patrick Si
Cine
Kodak
Hiltner—Roelke
Ing
Weil Brothers
Weil Bros
N. Market St
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