Truman denounces political lies and loyalty program abuse
President Truman denounces political gangsters perverting the loyalty program as intimidation and blackmail ahead of elections. He warns that anti administration accusations by Republicans and some business leaders echo as a menace as grave as Communists, while insisting ethical standards remain high and prosecutions continue.
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Washington
Truman
National Civil Service League
Society For Personnel Administration
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Congress
Roosevelt
Political tension and singing tour anchor in mixed news notes
A political figure accuses government workers of intimidation while a separate report covers A E Eigenbrode of Braddock Heights leaving Sampson Air Force Base on an 8500 mile singing tour with the base male chorus. The piece notes tour stops at several bases and a San Francisco World Methodist Conference performance. It also mentions Eigenbrode’s academic credentials and role as a test consultant. An obituary item reports the death of Elsie Hipp, former Allegany County welfare director, from a Memorial Hospital injury sustained in a Tuesday auto crash. The closing line offers a quirky note about ancient Egyptians kneading bread with feet.
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Charles Robert Eigenbrode
Braddock Heights
Sampson Air Force Base
N. Y
Eigenbrode
Scott Air Force Base
Illinois
Sheppard Air Force Base
Texas
Parks Air Force Base
Oakland
Calif. Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
Lowry Air Force Base
Colorado
California
World Methodist Conference
San Francisco
A/e Eigenbrode
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
George Washington University
Frederick
Cumberland
Elsie Hipp
Allegany County
Memorial Hospital
Frederick County Native Candidacy for Congress Debated
In November 1878 Milton G Urner of Frederick County was elected to the U S House, the county's last native representative. The piece urges Frederick voters to back their own candidate in the upcoming Republican primary to finally have a native serve in Congress.
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Frederick County
Milton G. Urner
United States
House of Representatives
Urner
Frederick
Congress
Frederick County Leader John Markey Honored for Service
Frederick County tribute highlights John Markey as a veteran and civic leader. He chaired and founded groups including the Parent Teachers Association Chamber of Commerce Boy Scout Council and YMCA. He served as deacon at Grace Reformed Church and helped form key organizations such as the Francis Scott Key American Legion post. He holds the Distinguished Service Medal and lives in Frederick with his wife, two children, and seven grandchildren.
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D. John Markey
John Markey
Our
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scout Council
Frederick
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Middletown
Evangelical Church of the Brethren
Sampson Base Hospital
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Kaempf & Harris
Rocky Springs
Fred
Univergal
Tysolation
Wilson Race Apex
Armanicos
Amik All Oa
Cline’s Furniture Store
South Market ST
Rovers
Dhristen
Hamilton Homes, Inc
East Second St
John Hansen
Thomas Johnson
George Washington
Continental Army
Maryland
Francis Scott Key
William Tyler Page
Roger Brooke Taney
The
D. John MA
Ain Menage
D. Job Markey
John A. Derr
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