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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
6
The House heard strength of national defense with a call to readiness against future modern weapon threats. General Omar N. Bradley warned that planning to win wars after onset is insufficient. prevention before they begin is essential, urging use of all available means.
Washington reports the House passed a two year extension of the draft system under a manpower registration act. The bill prevents inductions without congressional emergency, keeps 18 year olds registered, ends voluntary enlistments for up to two years, and broadens mobilization powers while spiking four amendments on racial segregation.
Montgomery County unveils plans for a new 1.29 million dollar county office building and a health wing in Rockville. The five story office block will house Health Welfare Public Works Public Safety Finance and related offices. The connected courthouse remodel adds two circuit court rooms and extra space for judicial and law enforcement officials.
An advertisement touts T-4-L as penetrating relief for athlete's foot using 965 percent undiluted alcohol and the active ingredient DF LY to kill on contact. It promises happy relief in one hour or a 40 cent refund at any drug store, with sale today at Williamson's Drug Store.
Washington May 24 Republican Senator McCarthy and two GOP House members attack Attorney General McGrath for saying there are no Communists in the government while a federal grand jury weighs the Remington case. McCarthy accused McGrath of advising the New York grand jury to drop its investigation of Commerce official William W. Remington. Rep Howie Velde called the statement outrageous and urged withdrawal until Remington's status is resolved. House Un-American Activities Committee has questioned witnesses who say Remington was a Communist. Shafer called McGrath’s remark bold. In a citizenship conference McGrath said Communists are known to the FBI and none are in government today. The report also notes labor market placements improving, with construction showing the best gains. Say you saw it in The News.
Baltimore May 24 The State Employment Security Department reports better business conditions in Maryland with 5711 applicants placed in new jobs in April. The number of job openings requested rose by 32 percent, signaling improving labor demand.
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