Truman Defends Clean House Amid Reconstruc tion Probe
Word from Key West on March 15 reports President Truman insisting his administration is clean and promising a lasting legacy if the era passes without a third world war. He rejected editorials and said his people are honorable while defending White House staff amid Senate Reconstructions Finance Corporation inquiries. He also named William McChesney Martin Jr. to succeed McCabe as Fed chair, with Martin previously serving as assistant secretary of the Office of International Finance.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
White House
Senate Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Knowland
R-Call
Senate
Florida
Washington
Lincoln
Jefferson
Martin
McCabe
Thomas B McCabe
Federal Reserve ‘Board
William McChesney Mai, Jr
Office of International Finance
Mundy Calls Butler Tabloid Stupid in Senate Probe
Cornelius P Mundy Baltimore attorney and former Butler campaign treasurer labeled a Butler support tabloid Stupid while testifying to a Senate subcommittee on Butler funds. He said thousands in contributions bypassed his office and noted over 90,000 dollars spent for Butler. He discussed early strategy with Butler at Senators McCarthy and Morris offices amid accusations of irregular fund handling and a misleading composite photograph.
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Washington
Butler
Mullard Tydings
Cornelius P Mundy
Baltimore
Senate
Maryland
Senator McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Robert Morris
Republcan
Tydings
State Department
Mundy
Tiasue
Mes
Jatter
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Frank M Smith
The
Washington Times-Herald
Spy Harry Gold testifies on 1945 A-bomb secrets
New York March 15 Harry Gold testified that stolen stem bomb secrets were sent to the Soviet Union in 1945. He said Anatol Yakovlev, then a New York vice consul, ordered the transfer after Gold obtained details from Klaus Fuchs and David Greenglass in clandestine meetings in the United States. The trial centers on Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Morton Sobel, with Fuchs imprisoned in England and Greenglass awaiting sentence after pleading guilty.
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Harry Gold
United States
Soviet Union
Anatol Yakovlev
Gold
Yakovlev
Klaus Fuchs
Army
David Greenglass Gold
Philadelphia
Russia
Julius Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Ethel
Morton Sobel Yakovlev
Fuchs
England
Greenglass
Cambridge
Mass
Santa Fe
N M
Albuquerque
Los Alamos
Thad Criticizes Tabloid Taint in Campaign Remarks
In a brief comment today Thad rejected tabloid coverage claiming it was stupid, puerile, and in bad taste. He argued the focus on his name was an unwanted distraction from the campaign’s message.
Knights of Columbus fourth degree conferred in Baltimore
Nine members of St. John's Council Frederick received the fourth degree at the Alcazar in Baltimore. The class of 112 initiates honored Past Master M. Victor Maconachy while Rev. Robert A. Bozel and others from Frederick were named local candidates. A banquet featured U S Attorney General J Howard McGrath as principal speaker with remarks by senators, the governor, and Knights of Columbus officials.
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Knights of Columbus
St. John's Council
Frederick
Alcazar
Baltimore
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
General Assembly
M. Victor Maconachy
Robert A. Bozel
Robert F. Barrick
Anthony J. Cinccita
Fred B
United States
Herbert R O'Conor
John Marshall Butler
Theodore R McKeldin
John J Schwarz
Carlisle H Humelsine
Edmund Walsh
Charles B Humelsine
William F Saver
Fourth Degree Members Attend Meeting From This City
Local Fourth Degree members and their ladies attended a gathering with pastors and candidates from St. John's Church. Names listed include Alton J. Lipps, G. Bernard Callan, Melvin H. Zimmerman, Austin C. Thomas, Harry M. Whisner, Louis V. Keyser, Millard I Cooley, Bernard A. Crutchley, W. Jerome Offutt, Myrthin Dutrow, Dr. James G. Conroy, Ignatius Kennedy, Ruth Kennedy, and guests from Baltimore and Brunswick. Next meeting with dinner at Francis Scott Key Hotel, Minneapolis, April 8.
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Alton J. Lipps
G. Bernard Callan
Melvin H. Zimmerman
Austin C. Thomas
Harry M. Whisner
Louis V. Keyser
Millard I Cooley
Bernard A. Crutchley
W. Jerome Offutt
Myrthin Dutrow
James G. Conroy
Ignatius Kennedy
Ruth Kennedy
R. W. Bozel
Baltimore
Mary Cincotta
Brunswick
Fred B. Kehne
Robert
F Barrick
James Marron
George W. Popp
William H. Swope
Maynard
Delinquent Taxes Advertised for 31 Frederick Properties
Frederick County Treasurer James H Falk announced 31 delinquent properties for tax sale at the Court House door on April 9 if accounts remain unpaid. The list includes four Frederick City parcels totaling 724.13 and six Brunswick town parcels totaling 114.08. State and county taxes on all 31 parcels total 1506.49, with the combined debt across state, county, Frederick City, and Brunswick at 234470. Last year’s total and prior counts show rising delinquency compared with 1947 and 1948.
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Frederick County
James H Falk
Court House
Frederick City
Brunswick Town
Brunswick
Tax delinquent property listed on town roll
A Wick property appears on the town tax delinquent list while no Frederick City tax delinquencies were included last year.
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Wick
Frederick City
Spiritual talk by Rev William C Royal at Glade Valley Lions
Rev William C Royal of Frederick addressed Glade Valley Lions Club in Walkersville praising spiritual training as the world’s hope. He, First Baptist pastor and Frederick Lions member, mixed humor with remarks. President J Harold Hooper introduced four visiting Lions and extended an invitation to May District Convention in Washington. Plans for the annual Easter Egg hunt were presented by Uron Dor-
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Willam C. Royal
Frederick
Glade Valley Lions Club
Walkersville
Mr. Royal
First Baptist Church
Glade Valley Club Names Boys and Girls Work Committee
The Glade Valley Club announces a new committee titled Boys and Girls Work, detailing plans to organize youth activities and community outreach through club programs and events.
Strike Averted for Cotton Rayon Workers Worldwide
Boston reports a tentative contract agreement between management and union leaders ends a planned midnight strike affecting 90 000 workers in New England and could influence terms for another 170 000 workers in the South and elsewhere.
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Boston
New England
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