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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1950

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3

Amerasia Case Bobs Up Again

Washington reports the Amerasia case of 1945 again surfaces in Congress with talk of a cover up. Rep Brown cites house rumors of an Ax being laid, while Rep Hobbs links Amerasia to Russia and releases a 1946 inquiry record detailing secrecy and espionage concerns. Senator Tydings defends thorough investigation as McCarthy demands a fresh probe.

Washington Amerasia Congress Rep Brown Ohio House Hobbs D-Ala Russia Naval Intelligence Naval Andrew Roth Roth New York U. S. Naval Intelligence State Department Brooks OSS Frank Bielaski Senate Tydings D-Md Philip Jaffe PRI J. Edgar Hoover R. H. Hillenkoetter U. S. Central Intelligence Agency Herbert Hoover Harold Medina Bielaski Office of Strategic Services

Famed figure tied to Amerasia case, secret testimony disclosed

A government official stated a nationally and internationally famous man linked to the Amerasia case had not been publicly named. Tydings said Bielaski provided the name in secret testimony behind closed doors and denied any connection when asked if the man was involved.

Amerasia Tydings Newsmren Bielaski

Lococo And Hayden Indicted By Jury

Kansas City May 22 The Government indicted Dapper Thomas Lococo the slender Italian who rode high as an underworld enforcer during Boss Fendergast days and resurfaced under Charles Binaggio. Samuel C Hayden a former assistant county prosecutor and one time State felon from Truman country joined him in income tax evasion charges by a federal grand jury probing crime here as part of a $34 500 000 a year gambling and racket operation inquiry.

Kansas City Dapper Thomas Tano) Lococo Tom Fendergast Charles Binaggio Lococo Samuel C. Hayden Truman Pny

Air Force Corporal Dies Of Auto Burns

Air Force corporal Cpl. Thomas McCaffery, 21, from Cleveland and stationed at Bolling Field, died of burns after an explosion while working on his car at a Harrisville station. Owner Cecil Gough, 49, was badly burned and hospitalized in Havre de Grace. State Police pursue exact cause as car trouble led to a fuel system explosion.

Rising Sun Air Force Cpl Thomas McCaffery Cleveland Bolling Field Washington, D. C Elkton Cecil Gough Harrisville Memorial Hospital Havre de Grace Gough

Anniversaries in American History and Today in History

Know America Today's anniversaries list notable births including Sarah Margaret Fuller Henry Dist ten James B Eads Ambrose E Burnside Edward Hitchcock and Douglas Fairbanks. Also Today in History marks Kidd's hanging 1701 South Carolina ratification 1788 and Los Angeles becoming a city 1835 Mexico war 1846 and 1872 labor convention nominating presidential candidates.

Sarah Margaret Fuller Marchioness Ossoli Bor Boston Henry Dissten Philadelphia England James B. Eads Denver Colo William Kidd London South Carolina Los Angeles California Mexico United States National Convention of Workingmen New York National Soc. of Colonial

From 1930s Acts to 1940s War and Birthdays in News

A compressed chronicle notes events from the Plant Patent Act of 1930 and 1939 naval incidents to 1944 Anzio assault. It lists 1946 railroad strikes, 1948 Lebanon demand rejections, and 1949 birthday figures for Alfred Sloan Jr. and others. Also mentions a horoscope warning and National Geographic on Russian sealers at the Farallon Islands.

Dames New York Congress U. S. Navy Portsmouth N. H Aleutians U. S. Fifth Army Anzio Italy Lebanon Beirut Alfred P. Sloan, Jr General Motors New Haven Conn Edward H. Foley, Jr the Treasury Syracuse Mabel W. Willebrandt Los Angeles Woodsdale Kans Herbert Marshall England

Presbyterian Church joins protestant group against Catholic marriage terms

The Presbyterian Church in the U S A voted to ally with the Protestant Episcopal Church to oppose marriages between members and Roman Catholics under Catholic conditions. The stance, approved on the fifth day of the 162nd general assembly, parallels a prior Episcopal resolution. Objections center on promises that children of such marriages be raised Catholic. The assembly also denounced mercy killings, warning euthanasia would invite dangerous practices.

Cincinnati Presbyterian Church U.S. A Protestant Episcopal U. SA General Assembly Episcopal Church Chester

May Meeting of Woodfield-Wesley Grove Women

The Woodfield Woodfield Women’s Society of Christian Services hosted fifteen Mt. Carmel Society members for its May gathering. About fifty Woodfield members attended as lunch preceded the meeting. New officers for 1950-51 were elected: President Mrs. William O. King, Vice President Mrs. Harold Wright, Recording Secretary Mrs. James W. King.

Woodfield Women's Society of Christian Services Wesley Grove Mt. Carmel Society William O. King Harold Wright James W. King

Local Gospel Club Reports and Student Council Elections

The text lists officers and activities across local church and mission groups, including promotions, treasurers, and various committees. It notes Mrs William King elected as delegate to a meeting in Chamberland and mentions 4-H sewing efforts in Rockville plus several social visits and student council leadership at Interhigh and area high schools. The meeting adjourns with a final session at Richard Montgomery High School and notes Mr. and Mrs. Marion Howes as hosts.

Goldie Leishear Frances Kemp Albert Hallark Luelie Priest Meserry Kans Morrison King Francis Kemp Marry Wy Ring Roland Ward William ©. King Cuamberlind Harrison Kins Tous Ry Ring Mit Beishour Rockville James Kemp Kloyd Thomas Grimes Ruth Peareas Damascus Downey Dirvall Mary Ann Ward Interhigh George Goodwitt Sherwood High School Gay Harding Jackie Larcombe Gaithersburg School Kersirer Mary Forcade Montgomery Bhir M Gladnill New Mascus High School Richard Montgomery High School Marion Howes

Nurses Quarters Bid Notice At Henryton State Hospital

Bids are to be received at three p m June 8 by the Department of Public Improvements for a three story brick and steel nurses quarters at Henryton State Hospital in Carroll County. Colorado has 11 national forests and the largest national forest receipts come from cattle and sheep grazing fees on ranges.

Department of Public Improvements Henryton State Hospital Carroll County Colorado

Strength For Today Be Karl L Douglass A Word About Doctors

The piece notes doctors give much time free and earn less than perceived. It outlines medical education lengths from four years of school to residency plus possible specialization. It emphasizes heart disease risk for doctors, portrays physicians as humanity's servants, and urges appreciation while cautioning against political harm.

Karl L. Douglass

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