Washington Notebook Highlights Ripples in McCarthy Era Politics
NBC commentator Richard Harkness faced a listener who argued McCarthy should not name any Communists to Dulles or Hoover. She insisted Republicans with Communist ties would be retained. The column also covers refugee arrivals under the 1953 Refugee Relief Act, European migration aids, security suspensions at GE, and Orioles changing spring training plans to Florida.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
Richard Harkness
NBC
Senator McCarthy
Eisenhower
Central Intelligence
Alien Dulles
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
McCarthy
Harkness
CLA
New York
America
U. S
McCarran-Walter
Sacrifice Fly Rule Boosts Hodges to Top Batting
New York June 24 An Associated Press survey shows the sacrifice fly rule has raised big league batting averages this season. Gil Hodges of Brooklyn leads in sacrifice fly production with eight and posts a .509 average thanks to the rule. Al Rosen and Dave Philley each have seven sacrifices. Red Schoendienst Frank House and Jackie Jensen account for six each. Mickey Mantle Ray Boone and Ralph Kiner did not profit from the rule.
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New York
Brooklyn
Gil Hodges
Hodges
Associated Press
al Rosen
Dave Philley
Indians
Philley
Rosen
Finies
Red Schoendienst
Frank House
Tigers
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
Jong-bak
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Ray Boone
Ralph Kiner
Cubs
Dorothy Dix and Bachelor Girls Advice Column
Dorothy Dix discusses single women over forty facing societal pity and marriage pressure, noting happiness depends on individual choices and self-acceptance. Includes notices of Joseph G. Kaufman graduating from the University of Maryland, and remarks on early Italian clay tile work, a flying fox bat, and related trivia.
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Joseph G. Kaufman
Ida G. Kaufman
West Twelfth Street
University of Maryland
College Park
American Agriculture Chemical Company ‘of
Baltimore
Kaufman
Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity
Exchange Club elects Lt Col Vincent L Ruwel as president
Lt Col Vincent L Ruwel executive officer at Camp Detrick was named president of the Exchange club at a dinner meeting last Thursday. Other six month officers include Everett Camp lin vice president Vernon Sanders secretary Austin Bolin treasurer Louis J Warner Edward Spurrier and Paul Stride on the Board of Control. Warner presided as retiring president. Installation set for June 24 with District Governor E Ernest Matt Salisbury to speak. Colorado mountains over 14,000 feet high numbered at 40, per National Geographic Society. Modern inventions driven by trained lab personnel rather than star inventors.
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Heads Exchange Club
Vincent L. Ruwel
Camp Detrick
Exchange Club
V.F.W. Counties Club
Everet
BE. Camplin
Vernon Sanders
Austin Bolin
Louis J. Warner
Edward Spurrier
Paul Stride
Board of Control
Warner
Murray H. Fout
Arthur C. Elworthy
Paul Gaver
E. Ernest
Matt Salisbury
League Leaders 2 Assacisated Pro NATIONAL
NATIONAL league leaders list shows Snider Musial and Jahnski with top batting and hits. Snider and Schoendiens lead doubles and triples. Musial and Bruton drive home runs and RBIs. American League leaders include Avila Fos Fox and Rosen with top batting and homers. Rivera and Vernon top steals. Law of Salvage notes Mexican law on salvage from wrecks with life aboard including mascots.
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National
Snider
Musial
St. Louis
Antonell
Mee
York
Hadans
St Luis
Avila
Fos
Chicago
Minaso
Chiago
Fox
Vernon
Washington
Rosen
Cleveland
Rivera
Reynolds
New York
Turley
Baltimore
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J. Robert Oppenheimer
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Air Force
Joseph R. Mc‘arihy
Department of Defense
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Yuma
Arizona
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New York Giants
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Oriole
Orioles
St. Louis Browns
Ehlers
Giants
Asbury Park
N. J
National Asscion of
United States
Earl J. Moyner
Madison
Neb
Callenger
Junior County
Bartonsville
Constantine
General Electric Co
Maxentius
Embloyes
Cross
Wes
Richard A. Jones
Shirley M. Jones
Arvin P. Jones
Emmitsburg
Myr. Jones
Misses Jones
Mr. Jones
Brunswick High School
Bridgewater College
Virginia
Miss. Jones
Emmitsburg High School
University Hospital, Baltimore
Murray W Eyler
John W Krom
Theoore R. Long
Keymar
Conawinga Dam
Hoffman Orphanage
Littlestown
M. BS. Ashbury, Jr
E. Uelfenstein
Ird
H. B. Anders, Jr
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
William HL. B. Anders, Jr
William WB. Amlers
Maurice D. Ashbury, Jr
Ars
Maurice D. Ashbury
Ernest Helfenstein
Ernest Helienstein
Frederick County
Maryland
Roweft
Lewis Martz
Yellow Springs
John Huffman
Woodsboro
O. H. Stinson
Roy Walter
Frederick City
Charles Walker
Jug Bridge
Earl Hawkins
Walter Falkenstein
Myersville
Elmer Wachter
Rosedale
Elmer Dixon
H. 4. Davis
Libertytown
Ronald Kling
Skyline
Robert Doreus
Raymond Burdette
Gambrill Park
Virts Hadman
Merryland Tract
Darwin Hunting
Alien Bowers
Beatrice Fehr
LeRoy Dinterman
Thurmont
F. Russell Young
Carroll Harp
Johnsville
Ray H. Smith
Markell Nelson
Wachtel
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Dorothy Dix
Miss DIX
R.P
Hien
Saree
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Italy
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Assisi
Yeally
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William
Hinshaw
Kline Boulevard
Hopkins University
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Pi Delta Epsilon
Church of Epiphany
Episcopal
Schantz Pipe Organ Company
Colorado
Alps
National Geographic Society
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Edwin Warfield
Harbor Field
Dundalk
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Schoendiens
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Milwaukee
Silvertone TV
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W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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Democratic
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Dacron & Wool
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