McCarthy Lattimore hearing moves toward clash with committee
Senate inquiry continues as McCarthy pledges to provide materials from his files to back up charges against Johns Hopkins professor Owen Lattimore. Lattimore calls the accusations an unsubstantiated lie as the committee demands all relevant information from McCarthy by noon.
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Telegrams For And Against Gas Bill At White House
Telegrams poured into the winter White House from supporters and opponents of the natural gas bill. President Truman awaits Budget Bureau and federal department advice before deciding, likely after his return to Washington Monday. A Chilean state visit looms as Truman flies out on the Air Force Constellation. Some aides urge veto as the House margin was narrow.
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Taft Calls for Nonpartisan Spending Study
Senator Taft urged a nonpartisan commission of leading citizens to advise Congress on spending programs and taxation. He warned current policies could bring economic disaster, and spoke during a National Retail Federation gathering about deficits and surpluses projected for the coming years.
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FTC Orders Crackdown on Cigaret Makers
The Federal Trade Commission announces actions against Lorillard and Reynolds firms over claims about nicotine content and throat irritants. Prohibitions stop asserting Old Gold cigarettes are less irritating or contain less nicotine or that Camel smoke causes no throat irritation.
Germany's Future Worrying Allies U S Favors Union
Washington reports Britain and France near a crossroads on Germany's future. The United States backs a Western European Union with Britain, France, and Germany as full partners, while British and French policies may determine next steps. The issue hinges on Britain joining Western unity to balance Germany.
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Bednasek Declared Not Guilty in High Profile Trial
Jurors acquit Bednasek amid emotional courtroom scenes. Judge James P. Gaffney reads the verdict after admonishing spectators. Bednasek embraces lawyer Clair Hamilton and thanks jurors, then salutes the box before meeting Sigma Phi Epsilon brothers in the library. He says he is the happiest man.
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Hospital Wing Plans Extend Washington County Care
The project aims to finish by 1953 with Pangborn Hall housing 115 students and two extra stories added later. Kee Mar College building becomes central hospital hub facing King Street while emergency and pharmacy wings stay. Bloom Memorial remains the main facility. the Nursing School sustains its high rank among Maryland programs with improved classrooms and labs.
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Pilot Held After Bank Robbery and Plane Crash in Oklahoma
An Air Force veteran identified as Jim Robison 28 Enid Oklahoma robbed the First State Bank in Okarche then fled by plane stolen car later crashing on a Cimarron County farm near Crescent Oklahoma Citizens reported the aircraft in a stunt before the crash. Police recovered 2788 dollars two pistols a rifle and ammunition from the plane and Robison remained in hospital with wounds. L W Morris bank president identified Robison from his hospital bed.
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Daughter of Year Honored Nurse From Canton
Lillian Trofana an 18 year old student nurse from Canton Ohio is named Daughter of the Year for unselfish devotion. She cared for a younger brother and sister after their mother died while pursuing her studies. She will receive a cedar chest and a full bedroom furniture set as prizes.
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Bette Davis weighs divorce after studio party fight
Bette Davis plans a divorce suit amid a confrontation with her ex husband William Grant Sherry Sr at a studio party with her new leading man Harry Sullivan present. Sherry allegedly confronted Sullivan and Davis, prompting a door mishap and a tense exchange before Davis left with her driver.
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Finletter to Get Approval for Air Secretary Seat
Washington April 6 Senate forecast early favorable action on President Truman's nomination of Thomas K Finletter as Secretary of Air. Finletter, a New York attorney, was nominated at the winter White House in Key West Florida and touted by Senator Tydings as well qualified. He would succeed W Stuart Symington and favor a larger air force. A committee vote was possible as soon as Thursday per Tydings.
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Census in Air Counts Flax Pole Sitter at Sea
The U S census team used a crane to count Odell Smith a 30 year old former Marine perched on a flax pole at sea William D Smith guided the hoist to reach the man amid April 4 air scene in Atlanta United States.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed With Errors
A garbled puzzle item lists across and down clues with numerous misspellings and misplaced letters. It references various terms including directions, objects, and abstract concepts, showing an attempted but flawed crossword compilation from a historical page.
Democratic Farm Leader Attacks Brannan Plan Split in Party
Washington April 54 The Democratic chairman of the House Agricultural Committee denounced the Brannan farm plan as an untried idea based on consumer subsidy. Rep Cooley of North Carolina blasted the plan signaling a party split on farm policy as Secretary Brannan and Sen Humphrey argued for it at a Milwaukee farmers meeting. The speaker defended the present program as fair and effective, noting its affordability and ability to assure farm supplies while critics press for wholesale changes.
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Holy Week at St Marys Church Observances Planned
Holy Week events at St Marys include a Holy Thursday Solemn Mass at dawn with Rev Ballard as celebrant and a choir from St Marys School. Good Friday features the Mass of the Pre Sanctified by Rev Kenny and a public Cross devotion. Holy Saturday offers a blessing and Easter Mass, with Confessions offered on several days.
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Local Church Services Across Saint Augustine and Boonsboro
A schedule notes St Augustine worship at 8 30 a m and St James Boonsboro service at 10 a m. The text also reflects on the long wait to die and the challenge of reaching maturity, suggesting a meditation on lifespans.
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New Pattern for Childrens Toys and Crafts
Creative fun for tents and crafts with dust pattie paper dolls and cardboard toys. Pattern 7616 offers three movable toys with easy charts and photos. Send 20 cents to Hagerstown Ad Daily Malt for pattern 7616.
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