Frederick storage elevator eyed for quick CCC deal
Ray H. Smith, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce Rural-Urban committee, said the group will travel to Washington Wednesday to press for fast construction of a 2 grain processing and storage elevator at Frederick. He seeks government approval and a federal rating as a terminal facility for grains outside the contract setup, plus a CCC guarantee. A corporation could be formed quickly to build and operate the facility with completion in time for this year’s crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray H. Smith
Chamber of Commerce Rural-Urban Committee
Washington
Frederick
Smith
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Six Forfeitures Of Collateral In Court
Six forfeitures of city collateral posted for minor offenses formed the major portion of Police Court presided by Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett Monday night. Two men arrested for drun enness, John W. Smith Frederick and Thomas Howard Grove, were held in jail on arrests by Officer Kanade with collateral set at 10 dollars each. Claude Gardner habitual offender for intoxication was jailed five days in default of a 5 dollar fine after arrest Saturday night by Sergt. Culler and Officer Haugh. Traffic collateral of 645 dollars each was forfeited by Charles Junier Athbush Lime Kilnreck Tess driving and Walter Edward Pfeiffer. Maplewood New Jersey passing at an intersection, cited by Officer Twentey. Other forfeitures included Joseph Lynch 10 dollars for indecent exposure Alfred Bernard Moss 810.80 for peace disturbance John Henry Dorsey Enoch Justin Seoul Willie Bast and Hoover Bast, all colored, 5.80 dollars each for drunkenness or peace disturbances. Arresting officers were Sergeant Siwomley Officers Kanode Shook Twentey and Haugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
John W. Smith
Frederick
Thomas Howard Grove
Brunswick
Kanade
Claude Gardner
Sergt. Culler
Haugh
Charles Junier Athbush
Tess Driving
Walter Edward Pfeiffer
Maplewood
N. J
Offcer Twentey
Joseph Lynch
Alfred Bernard Moss
John Henry Dorsey
Enoch Justin Seoul
Willie Bast
Hoover Bast
Seret
Siwomley
Kanode
Shook
Twentey
Key State Dept Aides Attacked by McCarthy Evidence Asked
Senator McCarthy attacked three State Department aides as Communist sympathizers and urged a probe of a Navy scientist linked to defense secrets. He named Haldore Hanson Gwen Lattinvar e and Esther Brunauer as alleged sympathizers and pressed for inquiry into Stephen Brunauer. The department defended Hanson and Mrs Brunauer while rebutting the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Navy
Acheson
Wisconsin
Capitol Hill
John Peurifoy
Senate Foreign Relations
Haldore Hanson
Truman
Associated Press
Gwen J. Dattimere
Walter Hines Page
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Mda
Harvard
Lattinvare
Chiang Kai-Shek
WU. S. Office of War Information
Esther Caukin Brunauer
United Nations
Stephen Brunauer
Bruunauer
Bue Reque
Ordnance
Brauhauer
Communist Party
Manson
Braunauer
Michael McDermott
McCarthy Relies On Time Asks For More Testimony
Press officer stated Brunauer has been thoroughly investigated and found to be loyal. Brunauer denied Communist links and claimed no subversive affiliations since a 1923 27 youth group in New York promoting Communist principles. A Navy official praised Brunauer's Ordnance Bureau record. McCarthy pushed for extended time and offered varying counts of alleged Reds while requesting a recess to shape his material. Tyedings suggested resuming later, but McCarthy said he needed time on the Senate floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunauer
Communist Party
Absoliates
New York
Navy
Bra« Nauer
Ordnance Bureau
Senator McCarthy Attacks Kenyon Over Communist Ties
United Nations mission official notes McCarthy’s accusation that Miss Kenyon is linked to at least 28 Communist front groups. Kenyon denounces the senator as a cowardly liar in reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
McCarthy
Miss Kenyon
Soft Coal Price Hike Expected After Strike End
Pittsburgh March 130 Pj Spokesmen for the soft coal industry say a 10 to 40 cent per ton increase is being prepared. Consumers may see higher prices if boosts exceed ten cents. Retail soft coal costs in Pittsburgh range from 9.95 to 10.50 a ton depending on grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Red Cross Drives Ahead In Frederick County Campaign
The 1950 Red Cross drive in Frederick County seeks a $10,000 quota with early momentum. By Monday night contributions surpassed $2,700 as general canvass begins, with three committees already meeting their targets and a Friday report planned to eastern headquarters. Admiral Allen G. Quynn oversees the effort and urges swift completion of special committee tasks to avoid conflicts with the main canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Frederick
Allen G. Quynn
National Red Cross
Local canvassing drive urged to speed up Friday work
Reports to local headquarters must arrive by three this Friday afternoon. To expedite the drive, all members of the general canvassing group are urged to accelerate efforts. Those who did not obtain canvassing materials on Monday are requested to report immediately.
City and county canvass under local campaign leadership
The campaign is led in the city by Sgt Charles V Main with Daniel J Thomas directing the drive in county areas. Mrs Russell L Michael heads the general canvass. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Main
Daniel J. Thomas
Russell L. Michael
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