Truman order on security info sparks White House debate
James Marlow reports on President Truman’s Sept. 25 directive creating uniform standards for classifying security information across agencies. While Defense and State are primary, others like Agriculture and Commerce issued their own secrecy systems. Editors contain dissent, warning of peacetime censorship and vague labels concealing non security facts. White House clarifications say publish information from qualified officials only, causing public confusion.
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James Marlow Washington
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United States
Russia
Hich
Agriculture and Commerce Departments
Intance
Defense Department
Agriulture Department
Agriculture Department
Associated Press
Meetig
San Francisco
Der
White House
Legion Auxiliary meets in Emmitsburg outlines projects
The Francis X. Elder Unit 121 American Legion Auxiliary met October 2 at the Legion Home with Martha Rosensteel presiding. Plans include painting a clinic room, a rummage sale October 20 at the Fireman's Hall, and a refreshment committee for November. A sandwich committee gathered on several dates in October. The Legion Post 121 held its monthly meeting with about 40 members. Jack Rosensteel reported on the Junior baseball team and Richard Yeomans injury. Dues of 52 were due, gifts for hospitalized veterans approved, and a Halloween parade was set for Halloween night chaired by Harold Hoke with a committee of Yeomans, Rodgers, Gingell, McCleaf, and Gillelan.
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Emmitsburg
Francis X. Elder
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Martha Rosensteel
Rosemary Hemler
J. Ward Kerrigan
Ella Hemier
Martha Roosensteel
Frances Stinson
Mary Cinagran
Ada Myers
Lottie Adams
Genevieve Elder
Ethel Topper
Ethel Baumgardner
Sandwich
Theresa Rodgers
Esther Gillelan
Correine
Eugene T. Rodgers
Jack Rosensteel
Legion
Richard Yeomans
Francis E. Sanders
Louis F. Rosensteel
Andrew T. Shorb
Emmitsburg Community Show set for Oct 26 27
The Emmitsburg Grange sponsored Community Show will be held Friday and Saturday Oct 26 and 27 at the Fire Hall open to the public with hundreds of exhibits across about fifteen classes. Norman Shriver and William Wivell note prizes total around 175 dollars with entries encouraged from farm produce, garden products, crafts, and antiques.
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Emmitsburg
Grange
Norman Shriver
William Wivell
Charles Sharrer
Julie Tyson Smith
Alfred
John Gaeng
Baltimore
Euphemia Rotering
May Weity
Alfred Smith
Korea
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Robert Gillelan
Charleston
S.C
Mylo Downer
College Park
George L. Wilhide
Paul Goulden
Washington
Ida Goulden
St Joseph Aspirin For Children Ad Offer
Orange flavored St Joseph Aspirin For Children tablets advertised as 14 adult dose. Buy it now 50 tablets for 3 cents.
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St. Joseph
Maryland Turkey Producers Meet Highlights October 11
Clifford Warring of USDA will speak on Turkey Outlook at the Maryland Turkey Producers Association meeting at Carvel Hall Annapolis on October 11. The program includes nutrition reviews by Dr. G F Combs and Dr C S Shaffner, a Tilgham Award presentation, and a panel of three Maryland producers on turkey issues.
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Clifford Warring
USDA
Maryland
Turkey Producers' Association
Carvel Hall
Annapolis
Samuel T. Royer
Thurmont
G. F. Combs
University of Maryland
C. S. Shaffner
State University
Poultry Department
University of California Poultry
Cows on test Brattleboro Maryland dairy figures
In Brattleboro Maryland Lookabout Pontiac Beatty a registered Holstein from I H Richard son Westelitter completed a 331 day test for the Herd Improvement Registry. She produced 881 pounds of butterfat and 15 2685 pounds of milk at 43 percent. Brook Lodge Knight Lady a registered Holstein Friesian cow owned by Frank G Rems boerg Middletown Maryland completed a 34 day test with 821 pounds of butterfat and 17 069 pounds of milk. Tests were two milkings daily, ages six years five months and five years eight months respectively, with testing supervised by University of Maryland and the Holstein Friesian Association of America.
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Brattleboro
Pontiac Beatty
I. H. Richardson
Westeilieter
Brook Lodge Knight
Frank G. Remsboerg
Middletown
University of Maryland
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Slaying of SPCA Agent in East Baltimore
Police seek motive in the murder of Norman Puster, 32, SPCA special agent, found shot on a Baltimore sidewalk. A .32 caliber revolver used by the victim was located nearby. Police questioned two African American suspects as the investigation unfolds.
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Baltimore
SPCA
East Baltmore
Norman Puster
Baltimore Socet For
Huster
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