Chaplin Accused of Near Treason by Cain in Washington
Sen Cain accuses Charlie Chaplin of acts near treason and seeks Chaplin deportation. He cites Chaplin’s 1948 message to Pablo Picasso urging protests against U.S. deportation actions against Hanns Eisler and cites Chaplin’s 1942 Russia comment and 1940s ties to Communist fronts as evidence of disloyalty.
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Washington
Cain
Charlie Chaplin
United States
Chaplin
Pablo Picasso
Hanns Eisler
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Soviet Union
Russia
Gerhart Eisler
New York
Hanns
House Committee On Un-American Activties
State Department
Comintern
Eisler
France
Magistrate Rules Rent Law Clash With Federal Act
Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg issues eviction writ against Robert W. Scheckles at 26 Franklin Street in favor of Richard J. O'Brien ruling the 1949 Housing and Rent Act cannot retroactively apply to pending cases. Appeal noted but not filed. case centers on retroactivity and owners seeking possession under the 1947 act.
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Frederick
Manuel M. Weinberg
Robert W. Scheckles
Franklin Street
Richard J. O'Brien
Murray F. Fout
Fout
Edward D. Storm
O'Brien
Scheckles
Buddy
Washington
Weinberg
Congress
Agricultural Center Day drive moves ahead in Gaithersburg
Rapid progress is reported for Agricultural Center Day at Gaithersburg on June 4 with foundations laid and committees gathering materials. The fundraising plan includes a public auction of salable items at the Center on May 28 from 7 a.m. Allie Messer chairs the drive and urges donations for the auction. A separate incident notes Mrs. Shelby I. Jarman narrowly escaped injury when a spider caused her car to plunge into a ditch, her maid Levinia Corbin unharmed.
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Gaithersburg
Allie Mes
Ser
Drive
Liquor Dealers Hit Lane Veto Of Bill
Maryland liquor dealers criticized Governor Lane's veto of a bill that would limit liquor board jurisdiction in court cases to those with a guilty finding. John A. Menton of the Liquor Industry Advisory Board led the letter urging changes and defending liquor boards' role.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Lane
Liquor Boards
John A. Menton
Liquor Industry Advisory Board
Liquor Board
Fancy as shorthand for phantasy used in historic writing
The phrase fancy is examined as a shortened form of phantasy historically, noting its usage in literary and scholarly contexts. It reflects how authors abbreviate longer terms in period writing and print conventions.
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Phantasy
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Robert Young
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Weil Brothers
Princess Anne
Shelby I. Jarman
Frank Keefer
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County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Church Street
Leiter
Mehrle Ramsburg
Lewistown
Luther Remsburg
Jefferson
Edward Mantz
Harmony Grove
Lester
Ruth Lester
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge News Agency
E. Patiuck ST
Chile
Weist
Aipper Biolds
Gaure Nylons
South Market
C. E. Cline & Son
Puneral Hoste
L E. Patrick Street
Hs Hakman Eet
Cal
Frederick Polar
Druid Theater Mascus
Mane
Amascus
Johnny Mack Brown
Raymond Hatton
Frontier Agent
Robert Lowery
Kully Kimbley
Shep Comes
Joel McCrea, Alexis Smith
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St. Louis
Vatest
Cliff Barber Shop
North Market Street
Mack
Henry R. Eury
Dasa
IoRe
Bullee Wills
Leena
Comaker
General Acceptance Corp
Corner Market & Third Streets
AMR Studebaker
FORD
NASH
Ambassador
Hecht
Lawson Motor
New Market
Glen Echo Park
Glen Echo, MD
Gene Williams
THE
Lee Castle
Elicia Wallace
Mea
Last
William Elliott
Forrest Tucker
Adrian Booth
Gene Autry
Wee
Eamond Frontier
Tim Holt
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
SEARS
Cordtex Girl
Miss Sandra Stevens
Wes
Cordtex
W. Patrick St
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