Dismissed Wants Acheson In Clash Over Clubb Case
Rep Lawrence H Smith renewed call to dismiss Secretary of State Acheson over the Clubb loyalty decision. Clubb, a former Chinese Affairs chief, was cleared for loyalty and security after Acheson ordered his reversal of the Loyalty Security Board finding. Davis, who recommended reversal, says Clubb was not a security risk. McCarthy cited Davis in a Minneapolis speech. President Truman said he has no intent to ask Congress to act.
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Washington
Lawrence H. Smith
R-Wise
Anew
Acheson
Edmund Clubb
Clubb
State Department
Department
Loyalty Security Board
Davis Nathaniel Davis
Hungary
Davis
Glens Falls
N. Y
Associated Press
McCarthy
Minneapolis
Lincoln White
Truman
Acheson Resignation Talk Tied To Hiss Case
Rep. Smith urges dismissal after Acheson said he would resign if asked and would turn his back on Alger Hiss. Acheson spoke January 25, 1950 while Hiss awaited a new post conviction appeal. Hiss’s perjury conviction stood. he remains jailed and seeks a new trial.
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Ing Acheson
Rep. Smith
Acheson
Alger Hiss
Hiss
France to Restrict Soviet Diplomats in Paris Zone
Paris reports official French sources say France will limit Soviet diplomats to Paris and a 25 mile radius beginning soon in retaliation for restrictions on Western diplomats in Russia. A decree is being prepared for publication in tomorrow's official journal and could affect other Soviet residents and foreign diplomats in the Russian orbit. NATO planning for joint action was noted by the London council.
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Paris
France
Russia
Organization
NATO
Council of Deputies
London
Farm Sale Prices Boosted by Dairy Herd Dispersal
The weekly farm sale market stayed strong despite cold winds as Everett Mullinix of Long Corner sold a dairy herd and equipment for 35840.65. The herd averaged 370 per head with top cattle from 775 to 1025, a 6 month calf at 250, a bull calf at 225, and 2 year bred heifers 175 to 280.
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Ini Sports
Everett W. Mullinix
Long Corner
Maryland
District of Columbia
Auctioneers and bidders at the audiy sale noted
John W Null Delbert Null Glenn Trout and Edgar Warfield cried the audiy sale. Jerry E Williams was the clerk and Howard C Barker read the pedigrees.
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John W Null
Delbert Null
Glenn Trout
Edgar Warfield
Audiy
Jerry E Williams
Howard C. Barker
City Police Investigate Three Minor Weekend Accidents
City police investigated three minor accidents over the weekend with no injuries and limited damage. At College avenue and West Second street on Saturday, David Grossnickle and Physilis S Legg were involved. Legg halted for a stop sign and no charges were filed. Officer Arnold Simmons investigated. Later Saturday a collision occurred on South Market street when Richard M Allison’s car struck the rear of a machine driven by Austin A Flock, 19, Boonsboro.
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David Grossnickle
Maple Avenue
Physilis S Legg
Motter Avenue
College Avenue
West Second Street
Grossnickle
Miss Legg
Arnold Simmons
Richard M Allison
South Market Street
Austin A Flock
Boonsboro
Car collision on North Market street ends with no charges
The report details a northbound Flook attempting to pass a double parked car and stopping for an oncoming vehicle while Allison could not stop. Officer Sherman Boone investigated with no charges filed. A second crash on East Third Street involved Donald L Hoff, 27, who failed to yield at a stop light and hit Joseph Andrews, with Hoff to be tried in Peoples Court Tuesday.
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Flook
Allison
North Market Street
Sherman Boone
Joseph Andrews
East Third Street
Donald L Hoff
East South Street
Hoff
Peoples’ Court
East Street
Andrews
East Second Street
Polite
Shookstown 4-H Club Plans Summer Playground Project
The Shookstown 4-H Club met March 4 at Delores Hoffman’s home with 13 members and 1 leader. President Anna Mae Hooper presided. Janie Mae Griffin is hospitalized. Topic discussed was How Can I Serve My Community. Club will open a community playground this summer and work to improve each member’s home. An invitation was extended to a March 7 program at the Friendly Circle Class of Rocky Springs. Demonstrations included skin care by Patricia Shultz and shoe selection and care.
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Shookstown
Shogvkstown Wistful Workers
Delores Hoffman
Anna Mae Hooper
Janie Mae Griffin
Friendly Circle
Rocky Springs
Patricia Shult
Meeting Notes and Trivia Bits From The News 1952
The News notes a meeting with Anna Mae Hooper Delores Hoffman and Jane Shuff plus Mary Frances Mackense. Renowned facts claim amphibians die without moisture and Pluto’s long orbital period. Tiny trivia on fish nerves and Amber standings appear amid local items.
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Anna Mae Hooper
Delores Hoffman
Jane Shuff
Mary Frances MacKense
Jannette McKenzie
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Fourth Street
Frederick
Harold Z. Bomberger
Westminster
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Isaiah
Ralph E. White
Dwapa Perbrehly
Maistual Insurance
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Frederick County
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Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
S. Market St
Kroe Rn
LER Furniture
Chae
oThea
Rodget Payments
Krochler
Cline
the News
Frederick, Md
Beven
Pluto
United States
Pacific Northwest
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RED Cross
Cravenette
Harry Footer & CO
N. Market ST. Footers
Decorators
North Market St
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Hamilton Homes, Inc
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American Red Cross
Angels of Mercy
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