Truman Says Acheson Will Remain Secretary of State
President Truman stated he will keep Dean Acheson as Secretary of State as long as he is in office, joking about a long tenure and refusing to yield to GOP calls for Acheson’s resignation. He also commented on Dewey’s defense pact idea, Williams’s firing, and awaiting the Japan peace treaty. The transcript covered weapons, Czech relations, and minor local notices including a livestock market report and a car crash near Gaithersburg.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Air Force
Dewey
White House
Llewellyn Williams
Alaska
Williams
Bailey receives scholarship to Saint John's College Annapolis
Theodore Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Robert P Bailey Route 4 Frederick will enter Saint John's College Annapolis on September 24 A June 1951 St John's High School graduate he led Student Government was active in class activities and received the Mission Medal at Mt St Mary's College He was an outstanding scholar and a Cass of 1951 Honor Society graduate State Senator Jacob R Ramsburg awarded the scholarship to Johns College
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Theodore Bailey
Robert P. Bailey
Route 4
Frederick
Saint John’s College
Annapolis
St. John’s High School
Bailey
Mt. St. Mary's College
Cass
Jacob R. Ramsburg
O & John's ‘College
Ex-treasurer says company pressed White House for loan help
E J Toole former treasurer of the American Litheford Corp testified before a Senate subcommittee that company president Cecil Green pressed for White House help to speed a 645000 RFC loan. He identified RJB as R J Blauner and noted the loan was approved after Boyle joined as legal consultant.
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Washington
St. Louis
Senate
White House
E. J. Toole
American Litheford Corporation
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
William M. Boyle, Jr
Democratic National Committee
Toole
RPJB
Cecil ‘Green
Green
RFC
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RJB
R. J. Blauner
Boyle
J. Frank Williams
Williams
Max Siskind
E. Merl Young
Siskind
Young
Lithofold
Milkman 51 Adopted by 71-Year-Old Widow in N J
In Hackensack a 71-year-old widow, Mrs. Wilhelmine Goelz, adopted 51-year-old milkman Frank Misera in a Bergen County court. Misera, a divorced father of three, had lived in the Goelz Bogota home for three years and took the Goelz surname. The judge noted the adoption to please her and discussed bequest intent. estate value was not disclosed.
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Hackensack
N. J
Bergen County
A. Demorest del Mar
Frank Misera
Wilhelmine Goelz
Misera
Goelz
Bogota
Buckeystown W C T U Holds First Fall Meeting
The Buckeystown W C T U met at Mrs. Elmer Main’s home on Wednesday. Mrs. C E Nichols led devotions, and “Jesus Calls Us” was sung. Frances E Willard quotes were read as discussion turned to the State convention in Hagerstown and attendance urged.
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Buckeystown
Elmer Main
C. E. Nichols
Jesus
Frances E. Willard
Hagerstown
Reading on Temperance Education Noted at Meeting
Miss Ella Kreig gave a reading titled Maryland Moves Toward Establishing Scientific Temperance in Her Public Schools. The next meeting is set for October 10 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Nichols home. The Congo River remains navigable by river steamer for about 4000 miles apart from a few falls.
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Ella Kreig
Maryland
Nichols
Congo River
Lydia Pinkham's Remedies Safer Relief For Hot Flashes
Doctors tested Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Tablets on women suffering mid life symptoms. Report notes relief percentages of 63 percent with the compound and 80 percent with the tablets, claiming modern action and added iron benefits.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bank official charged in $550000 embezzlement scheme
FBI arrests 60 year old William Paul Smeltzer assistant cashier of First National Bank of New Kensington for embezzling about $550000 over 22 years. He allegedly took about $25000 yearly to fuel stock market trading and kept two ledgers to hide the theft. Also noted are bond withdrawals and separate local larceny cases involving other youths.
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Pittsburgh
FBI
First National Bank of
New Kensington
William Paul Smeltzer
Pennsylvania
Ludwig Schickat
Parnassus National Bank
J. A. Robey
Smeltzer
Robey
BOND
Robert F. Harding
North Bentz Street
Harding
Martin Kanade
School of Christian Living to Begin in Frederick
The Frederick County Council of Religious Education will hold the annual School of Christian Living on September 17, 24 and October 1, 8 at Trinity Chapel. Courses include Bible study Abraham through Joshua and Ten Commandments with instructors from Grace Reformed Church and Evangelical Lutheran Church. Registration is 50 cents at 7 p.m. September 17. Rev. Paul J. Althouse presides. registrars are Mrs. Carl Kintz and Miss Eleanor D. Abbott.
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Frederick County
Irma Stull
Utica
W. W. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jacob Ramsburg
Charles Price
Paul J. Alt
House
Council of Religious Education
Carl Kintz
Eleanor D. Abbott
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Free State
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