Housecleaning Reserves Of Staff Bid Draft Plan By Democrats Is Offered
In Washington June 18 three Democrats urged a housecleaning of the Senate Investigations subcommittee staff led by Sen. McCarthy. McCarthy accused them of clever dishonest and dangerous aims as the conflicting testimony over the Army row continued. McClellan called for immediate action on staff security clearances and a possible house cleaning while Senators Symington and Jackson backed him. Meanwhile at Quantico the Defense Department proposed drafting reserves to form a three million man pool for rapid mobilization with two reserve categories and four months active duty training, under further review by the White House and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Investigations
McCarthy
R-Wis
Carthy
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Army
Hisephower
Justice Department
FBI
White House
Stevens
Ink Adams
H. Struve Hensel
Democrats
MacCarthy
Symington
D-Mo
Jackson
D-Wash
Democrat Party
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Adams
G. David Sching
Roy M. Cohn
McCarthy Subcommittee
J. Edgar Hoover
Ft. Monmouth
J. Hoover
Atty
Brownell
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Quantico
Defense Department
John M. Hannah
Congress
Hannah
National Security Council
Flan
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Woman Held For Beating Boy Aged 11
An eleven year old boy was knocked to the ground on South Market street by a woman described as ravin and later held at Frederick Memorial Hospital for head contusions and shock. Peter Storm, with his father Sperry Storm and LeRoy L. Sowell, aided the boy to hospital. A warrant for assault and battery was sworn by Sperry Storm against Mary Maria Ridgely, a local resident known for vivid clothing, who was arrested and jailed on $250 bond. The incident occurred in front of Sowell’s shop as the boy walked his bicycle with companions. The man later reported Ridgely’s predawn roaming prior to the attack. The case was set for hearing Monday. Also noted is a granted divorce in Equity Court, Catherine V. Cramer of Walkersville obtaining an absolute divorce from William Franklin Cramer.
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South Market Street
Peter Storm
Frederick “Memorial Hospital
LeRoy L. Sowell
Ilis
Sperry L. Storm
Frederick High School
Mary Maria Ridgely
Frederick
Lowell
Market Street
Storm
Cin
Peter
Justice of the Peace
Davis
Ridgely
Frank Dorsey
Sherman Boone
The Magic Lily Escorsi Squa Migera Emerges Then Vanishes
The magic lily Escorsi Squa migera sprouts in spring then vanishes. After a month, long flower stalks push through soil and rise several feet high.
United States moves to check Latin America Reds
The United States warns of Communist influence spreading from Guatemala to Latin America and urges action by the Organization of American States. A 13 page statement documents Moscow’s efforts in the region, highlighting defenses including the Panama Canal and noting destabilization under pro Red governments.
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United States
Latin America
U.S
Guatemala
Washington
Organization of American States
Moscow
Americas
Panama Canal
Firemen Open Heights Meet at Braddock Heights
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association opened its twentieth annual convention at Braddock Heights electing Charles W. Mumma as president for 1954 55 and revising the association constitution. Delegates from 14 of 15 companies attended with a parade and carnival planned for tonight plus a square dance and prize awards later in the park.
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Frederick County
Braddock Heights
the Heights
Braddock Heights Fire Company
Vernon Mr. Cassell
County Association
Philip H. Beard
Walkersville
Eseller
Igh
Wink
Ocean City
Association
John J. Hollinger
Emmitsburg
Paul Tritappe
Brunswick
Ray Gladhit
Middletown
Edward Falkenstein
Myersville
Carmen Fogle
New Midway
Clarke Gibson
Adamstown
Charles Bell
Frederick Juniors
State Association
Shoreham Hatel
Cassell
Frederick County Firemen's Memorial Service Held
The Frederick County Firemen's Association met in Bruns wick on October 21 with the convention’s highlight the annual Firemen's Memorial Service. Thirty-one county company members were memorialized and Rev. Gustav Schmidt delivered the eulogy. Basket flowers will mark the grave of late William R. Slemmer of Braddock Heights fire company.
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Frederick County Firemen's Association
Brunswick
Gustav Schmidt
Braddock Heights
William R. Slemmer
Welch Visits the White House Before Heading to Boston
Army counsel Joseph N Welch visited President Eisenhower at the White House with assistant James St. Clair. White House press secretary James Hagerty arranged the call after Welch telephoned earlier. Welch planned to depart for Boston that night and joked about returning to obscurity and going fishing in a quiet place.
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Washington
Joseph N. Welch
Army
Eisenhower
White House
Welch
James St. Clair
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Boston
St. Clair
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Finger Tips Found In Canned Sweet Potatoes
In Baltimore in June 184 The Phillips Bros. Packing Co of Cambridge Md was fined 800 in Federal Court after admitting a can of sweet potatoes contained the tips of three human fingers. Lawyers said the fingers dropped into the can after a worker’s machine accident during production. More than 300 cans were searched for further evidence.
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Baltimore
Phillips Bros. Packing Co
Cambridge
Robert F. Skutch Jr
Moon and law mix in a cryptic midweek mix
Disjointed clippings cover policy rethinking on U S military force nuclear messaging, a Pure Food and Drug Act case noting M ray machines to detect foreign matter, a New York discovery of nail polish on a finger tip, and Eisenhower signing a bill to curb security risks among drafted doctors or dentists with Fifth Amendment concerns. The moon's pull on Earth is described alongside sun cooperation, in a scattered roundup.
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George T. Daughters
Pure Food and Drug Administration
Phylis Moore
New York City
Earth
Eisenhower presses France for new talks on defense
President Eisenhower urged the new French government to hold new discussions on a United Defense against Communist forces in Indochina and to ratify the European Defense Community while time remains. In a White House released letter to Rene Coty he offered informal meetings akin to talks with Churchill and Eden and warned that EDC timing is tight.
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Washington
Eisenhower
France
Indochina
Rene Coty
White House
Britain
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes- France
Paris
Joseph Laniel
EDC
Red Delegate Denounces American Life At UN
United Nations, June 18. Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin waves a New York Times, cites a photo of a Yugoslav cabinet minister sorting laundry in Chicago. U.S. diplomat Merry Cabot Lodge defends honest work and the dignity of labor, disputing the insinuations.
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the Times
Stankos
Chicago
United States
United. Nations
N. Y
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
New York Times
Selcurity Council Today
Tsarankin
Merry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
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Equity
Catherine V. Cramer
William . Franklin Cramer
L. H. MacKenzie
Monument
Peron
Oma
Vetopular
Russia
Retox
South America
Grayson L. Fisher
AGRIE
Better Homes Equip Co
E. Patrick St
Tingers
Armed Services
Irving Peress
Peress
Oanser
New York
Sen. McCarthy
Senate
Supreme Court
Lege
Mars
Oo Leeeding
Nyone
America
Mynist Arms
Nolo
Uno! Fus
Morty
Bukit da Activity
Colombia
Central America
Aue
Ou Lene
Caribbean
Continental
U. S
Tole
State Dulles
West Germany
William 5. Hood, Inc
West Patrick ST
Ana
Kehne Furn. CO. US
Mkt
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
ARRA
Elliam
Hood
Kkc
Patrick
Sam Miller
Waren Ae
South Market ST
Jack’s Aquarium
Jug Bridge
Bertonsville Road
Usti
Mnday
J.R. Lillard & Son
Poolesville
Singer Sewing Center
North Market ST. Frederick, MD
Barner Sales and Service
Economy. Oil CO
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