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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1954

Page

6

Investigation of tax-exempt foundations stirs House panel

The World Today notes a charged fight between the two party sides as a special House committee probes Ford and Rockefeller foundations and others for use of funds, aiming to expose un-American activity or misused resources while planning further hearings.

James Marlow Washington Ford Rockefeller House Congress Eugene Cox D-Ga United States Cox Brooks Hays D-Ark B. Carroll Reeve R-Tenn Reece Rep Hays Cox Committee UN- American Activities Committee House Ways and Means Committee Wayne L Hays Ohio Jesse P. Wolcott Michigan Angier L. Goodwin J Massachusetts Rep. Hays Gracie Prost Idaho

Newmarket Grange Adds Nine Members to All Degrees

Nine new members of New Market Grange No 362 receive the last four degrees and join the order. The group includes Edith Lease Mats, Howard and Ray Zimmerman, Doug and Crockett, Robert Lets, Harold Harshman, Forrest Snyder, Paul Fritz, and their spouses. Members attended a late Sunday evening service on May 23.

Newmarket Grange New Market Grange Mats Edith Lease Howard Zimmerman Ray Zimmerman Douglas Crockett Robert Lets Harold Harshman Forrest Snyder Paul Fritz Grange Iual

Unclear fragment hints at school night activities

A fragment suggests the school plans to serve activities for future night programs. Details are missing, including dates or responsible organizations, leaving the scope and timeline unspecified.

Fireworks Ban Plan Clears Senate Changes

May 29 a House accepts Senate changes sending to the White House a bill to prohibit shipment of fireworks into states where banned by law. The law would not take effect until July 1 1954. By then most fireworks intended for next July will have been shipped.

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