McCarthy Says He Has Proof On Lattimore
Senator McCarthy claimed documentary evidence and a mystery witness prove Lattimore is a Russian agent shaping U S China policy toward communism. Truman attacked McCarthy as aiding Kremlin saboteurs, while Lattimore called the charges an unmitigated lie and said he has no more to say. Bridges and Wherry demanded access to Loyalty Board files to expose subversives, while McCarthy warned about East Asia policy sabotage.
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Washington
Maroh
McCarthy
Owen J. Lattimore
China
Wisconsin Republican
Senate
Truman
Bridges
Wherry
Kremlin
Key West
United States
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins
State Department
London
Zero Bult Wherry
Far East
East
McCarthy Claims Lattimore as Soviet Agent in Senate Speech
In a lengthy speech Senator McCarthy asserted that Lattimore is or has been a Soviet agent and a Communist Party member. He said he would provide documents and name a witness but refused to disclose the personal details in full, urging the Senate to review the material.
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Russia
McCarthy
Lattimore
FBI
Senate
Lattimores
Sims
Communist Party
Chemical Ripens Fruit Month Ahead Of Time
Government scientists report they caused apples and peaches to ripen up to a month early using a chemical nicknamed 2,4,5-T. They caution against general or large scale use due to potential immediate or lasting fruit tree damage, though results warrant further study. Researchers P. C. Marth Cr. P. Harley and A. L. Harris of Beltsville MD reported in Science. The chemical formal name is 2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid.
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Washington
Technical Journal
Science
P. C. Marth
Cr. P. Harley
A. L. Harris
Department of Agriculture
Beltsville, Md
Court News and Local Transactions in Frederick County
Court records list marriages and divorces for Woodrow Quesenberry and Jean Fetters and for Lewis and Geraldine Baker, with various property deeds totaling ten dollars. The Associated Women of Frederick County Farm Bureau hosted a covered dish supper at Ballenger Hall with 75 attendees, featuring speeches by Mrs. Flook and Richard Zimmerman and a Q&A session led by Assistant States' Attorney Joseph Buscher. Proceeds funded two 4-H club girls’ tuition for College Park week. and the association plans its net annual meeting.
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Woodrow R. Quesenberry
Stewartstown
Jean M. Fetters
Gardners
Lewis G. Baker
Geraldine E. Baker
Mechanicsburg
Ada Catherine Flook
Charles H. Wastler
Richard F. Kilne
Ruth M. Bayles
Associated Women of
Frederick County
Ray Smith
Baltimore
Richard E. Zimmerman
Frederick
Peggy Lou Sponseller
Hazel Lewis
Joseph Buscher
College Park
Associated
Election of officers in December meeting of Farm Bureau group
In a conference room meeting on the first Monday of December members will elect officers. Any woman whose husband is a Farm Bureau member becomes an Associated Women member automatically.
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Farm Bureau
The
Associated Women
Freezing Cooked Foods Demonstrated by Local Women
Charlesville Homemakers met Monday at Mrs. Frank Miller home where Mrs Frank Mil Jey and Mrs Calvin Wachter showed wrapping foods for deep freeze. Vet leaf prune bread and Harvard beets were prepared and served with refreshments. Thirteen members answered roll call and a tribute fund for Miss Venla M. Kellar was discussed.
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Charlesville Club
Frank Mil Jey
Calvin Wachter
Charlesville
Frank Miller
Niii
Charles Putman
Harry Remsburg
Venla M. Kellar
Maryland
Leading Baltimore store to advise in Frederick on select ing a sult
The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Glimore Bur ke Recreation wa in charge of Mrs. Harry Staley The winners were Mrs. Harry Remsburg and Mrs. Wilbur Stup The club adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Raymond Haugh Jr April 24 Irving Kolker and Nat Winters of the Peoples Home and Auto Store Brunswick purchased the Swank building on West Potomac Street with stock and goodwill of Swank Son The new owners plan to open at their new location about May 1
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Baltimore
Frederick
Glimore Burke
Recreation
Harry Staley
Harry Remsburg
Wilbur Stup
Raymond Haugh Jr
SWANK
Irving Kolker
Nat Winters
Peoples Home
Brunswick
Ruth C. Swank
West Potomac Street
Swank & Son
George P. Swank
Damage suit filed against Western Maryland Railway
A $150,000 damage suit was filed today by lawyers for 14 year old Connie Bershner who lost her left leg and fractured her right leg when struck by a train at a crossing in Hagerstown. The suit alleges negligence in operation and failure to warn as the train approached. The railroad had previously offered to pay all expenses related to the injury.
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Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railway Today
Connie Bershner
Washington County
Births and donations noted in local notices
The Roop family announces the birth of a son, Samuel Roop, at Freder- jek Memorial Hospital. A log fund is growing with contributions reaching $1,800 by today in Washington County. Mrs J Carroll Roop and Linwood are among those receiving congratulations. A suit was filed in Washington in circuit court related to the case.
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Ada News
Frederick
Wash
J. Carroll Roop
Ington County Circuit Court
Linwood
Clarity
Samuel Roop
Freder
Jek Memorial Hospital
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Ellis Leo Smith
Francis S. Runkles
Richard H. Cage
Guy E. Beker
James C. Bell
Benjamin Claiborne
Lloyd D. Brown
Norat E. Brown
Bruce M. Aumen
Harrison J. Dixon
Fennie Dudderar
Grayson D. Dutrow
Mae K. Baker
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
City
Helen M. Yeager
George C. Elliott
New York
North Market Street
W. Md
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
Rey Wer
Shull
Sausbage LB
C. J. Shull & Son
E. Patrick St
Nicodemus Ice Cream
Frederick County National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Faverneud Ong
Chicago
Shockey'’s
Shockey’s
Summit Ave
Hagerstown, Md
Iam
Summit Avenue
Shockey
Snurr's Grocery
Esskay
Wilkin
Campbell's Soups
Blue Ridge
Snurr’s Liquor Store
Yirap
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