Closed Door Hearing For MacArthur
Democratic senators ordered a closed hearing on General Douglas MacArthur over his dismissal as Far Eastern commander. The joint Armed Services and Foreign Relations panels voted 14 to 9 to bar public access, with only Tobey of New Hampshire siding with Republicans. MacArthur will testify Thursday amid a broader war policy debate, while fire crews fought a blaze at a Water Street dumping lot near Police Headquarters.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Marc‘Arthur
Tobey
New Hampshire
Senate Chamber
Brewster
Rme
Star-Chamber
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
U.S
Acheson
Taft
Ohio
U. S
May Abandon Spraying For Jap Beetles
Frederick County lawmakers consider ending roadside spraying for the Japanese beetle and European corn borer. Dr George S Langford of the Maryland Extension Service says parasites and milky disease work well and most of the 6500 dollar county budget will fund these methods plus individual spraying and traps. The move would cut program costs while outlining success of the Lidella fly in checks on pests.
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Frederick County
G. Frank Thomas
George S. Langford
Maryland Extension Service
Langford
J. R. Foster
County program to fight corn borer beetle with parasites
The committee approved Daniel J. Thomas as program coordinator for the county pest control effort. A entomological technician will join the active campaign with a budget of 6500 dollars including 300 from beetle trap leases and 2150 for spore dust. Parasites purchase 400 dollars, traps and distribution 1700 dollars, and 1050 dollars for investigational work. Dr Langford notes variable pest numbers across areas and endorses parasite and spore dust use to reduce infection toward eventual elimination. Stainless steel decorative items in multiple colors are mentioned in a separate note.
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Thomas
Daniel J.thomas
Langford
Mittee
Local Woman's Purse Snatched in Baltimore
A Baltimore woman, Mrs. Charles H. Red Shaw of 24 East Church Street, had her purse snatched Saturday. The thief cut her shoulder-bag strap as she stooped to place purchases in a Lexington street store shopping sack, taking over $40 in cash, two fountain pens, a Christmas Saving Fund Stamp-book and passcards.
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Baltimore
Charles H
Red" Shaw
East Church Street
Frederick
Lexington Street
Thief Steals Pocketbook In Baltimore Shopping Trip
A snatcher fled after taking a pocket, hook, and contents from Mrs. Shaw during a shopping outing in Baltimore. A salesgirl alerted store officials. a young clerk offered to lend her weekly pay to help Mrs. Shaw return home. Mrs. Shaw had her own travel arranged by a relative.
Ihe News Briefs May 1 1951 Frederick Md
Frederick Maryland brief items dated May 1 1951 cover local happenings and notes from the Ihe News. Short items mention residents and events in the community with minimal detail and no ongoing story.
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Ihe News
Frederick, Md
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Via
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Snuffy” Smith
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