Democratic test in Army McCarthy hearings raised by Edson
Washington diary notes the Army McCarthy proceedings as a democratic stress test. It argues the probe has escalated beyond a simple clash over Schine to charges against Eisenhower Browner and Hoover, with a chaotic, conflicted trial structure involving McCarthy Jenkins Cohn Adams Mundt. It suggests President Eisenhower should quell the scandal by dismissing charges and refocusing on governance. Also reports a Willing Workers meeting in Winchester Street led by Frances Long with readings and music.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
U. S
Senate
McCarthy
Army
G. David Schine
Robert T. Stevens
Schine
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Eisenhower
Herbert Browner
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senator McCarthy
Counsel Jenkins
Senator Mundt
U. S. Supreme Court
John Marshall
Charles Evans Hughes
Iman
Cahn
Adams
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
Europe
George 8. Patton
Sicily
Patton
Reading and church report at Lookingbill gathering
Mrs Lookingbill was vice president and Mrs Remsburnt secretary at a church program where duet performances and a reading named Mother featured. A Bible was given to Mrs Cecil for church work and money from sold articles went to the treasury. Refreshments were served by Mrs Showe.
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J Masser
Jam Perkins
Gene Cecil
Mabel Lookingbill
Hazel Rersburg
Free
Cecil
Lookingbill
Remsburnt
Treasury
Showe
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