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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1949

Page

6

City Board Approves Two Contracts and Plans Airport Concessions

City officials at a special meeting approved the contract for Westbrook by Richard F. Kline and Nellie N. Kline and a recreation building in Staley Park funded by sponsors. North End Civic Association project costs set at 21,570. An airport concession restaurant for the Delaplaine Building was authorized. A future zoning review of the airport and two ordinances on parking and loading zones were scheduled for next Monday.

Lloyd C. Culler Richard F. Kline Nellie N. Kline Westbrook Watkins Acres North End Charles W. Stup Alvey V. Renn Jesse C. Shaver William B. Burall Charles T. Butcher Richard E. Zimmerman Delaplaine Mnet East Patrick Street Chamber of Committee Zimmerman

Tobacco market firm on southern Maryland grades

Baltimore on May 23 reports show average prices firm to slightly higher across most grades on the southern Maryland tobacco markets. The U S Department of Agriculture and Maryland State Department of Markets cite the overall rise, with some top offerings averaging $69 per hundred pounds, the season’s highest average.

Baltimore Maryland U. S Department of Agriculture Maryland State Department of Markets

Probers Find Loophole In Security Plan

Senate hearings reveal a security loophole at Hanford allowing two bars of uranium to be stolen by AEC staff and go undetected for two months. Atomic officials testified, detailing investigations, security lapses, and calls for high level firings amid broader charges of mismanagement and export control debates.

Washington Carroll L. Wilson Atomic Energy Commission AEC Hanford Wash Senate Appropriations Atomic Energy Lewis Strauss Soviet Russia

UNC physics instructor tied to Communist Party loyalty test

The dismissal of a UNC physics instructor becomes public as he tells a congressional committee he joined the Communist Party in 1940 and would not renounce allegiance even if his fellowship is withdrawn. He says he would take a U.S. loyalty oath. Separately, AEC GM Wilson reports a security officer named Schumann moved uranium bars from Hanford to the security office safe in a test of vigilance, with the loss undiscovered for months.

University of North Carolina Freistadt Congressional Communist Party Chicago United States AEC Wilson Schumann Hanford

Ford Peace Talks Resume Today in Detroit

Ford strike talks resume as CIO United Auto Workers invited back for negotiations after a conditional UAW rejection of a prior arbitration proposal. Ford says the question was not properly stated and plans further talks tomorrow at 2:30 pm EST to finalize arbitration procedures. Reuther suggested leaving manpower disputes to a mutually acceptable third party. Freshman Glee Club Mount St. Mary's College to broadcast on WFMD Thursday 5 to 5 30 pm with Mac O Keeffe and Rev Shaum assisting. Property order directs Emma Florence Gaugh to sell decedent Jacob H. Gaugh estate real estate.

Detroit Ford Ford Motor T CIO United Auto Workers UAW Walter Reuther Reuther Rouge Mount St. Mary's College WFMD Mountaineer Mac O'Keeffe Baltimore David Shaum Orphans’ Court Emma Florence Gaugh Jacob H. Gaugh

Birthday Party For Betty Geisler At Burkett Home

A Friday May 20 party at 72 Eas South Street honored Betty Jane Geisler, stepdaughter of Mr and Mrs Pierce Stine. Guests included Mary Louise, Barbara Lee, Buddy Burkett, Sandra Shaffer, Patsy Brachey, Sissey Brachey, Tony Popp, Donna Keller, Bonnie Keller, Carol Keilholtz, Johnny Hassler, Roy Hassler, Denny Anglebauer, and families.

Harry Burkett Eas South Street Betty Jane Geissler Pierce Stine Miss Geisler Mary Louise Barbara Lee Buddy Bur

No Foundation For Hospital Criticism

Washington May 24 James V Forrestal said there is no foundation for criticism of the naval medical center at Bethesda Md for the death of her husband former Secretary of Defense Forrestal who committed suicide at the hospital early Sunday will be buried with military honors in Arlington tomorrow His widow told retiring Secretary of the Navy John L Sullivan that relaxation of the close watch was essential because it would have been possible for him to recover with knowledge he was under constant watch Mrs Forrestal was in Paris at the time of his death He jumped from a 16th floor window after being under treatment there for a mental illness since April 2 There are about 500 volcanos which have erupted in historic times.

Forrestal Paris James V. Forrestal Truman Independence Washington Peter Herbert Riley Naval Defense Johnson Kenneth Royall Army Kenneth C. Royall Robert Landry Air Force Faris Michael Brrs Naval Medical Center Bethesda Secretary of Defense Arlington National Cemetery

Ever Pay More? World’s Largest Seller At 10 Cents

A noisy ad asks who ever pays more for aspirin and claims the world’s largest seller offers 10 cent tablets. The fragment hints at a marketing pitch aiming to attract customers with low price points. No clear event or names are confirmed in readable text.

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