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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1948

Page

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Hiss Denies Communist Ties in New York Meeting With Chambers

In a New York hotel room yesterday the two men faced off as Hiss again denied being a Communist while Chamber accused him. Nixon later said Hiss positively identified Chambers and claimed they shared Communist ties fifteen years ago when Crosley sought material for magazine articles.

Reds Hiss Bigs Inc Crosley Senate Munitions Investigating Committee

Senate probes Hiss Chambers clash over leaks

Report on the un American activities committee shows Chambers and Hiss testifying while perjury questions divide members. A detector test is proposed amid leaks provoking a row as Klein criticizes the committee for political use and unchecked charges.

Gerald P. Nye North Dakota Crosley Chambers Hiss State Department United Nations Staf J. Parnell Thomas R-Nj Rep. Klein D-Ny Washington Press Corps Committee On un-American Activities Klein

U S and Russian maneuvers near Berlin and Heidelberg

American and British troops conducted night defensive maneuvers in Grunewald forest Berlin as joint U S and French units held Rhine river exercises near Heidelberg. About 1500 troops took part with U S Air Force support. Berlin authorities reported Soviet occupation concerns amid the drills and Sokolovsky offered coal as a winter allowance.

Berlin Grunewald Hamburg Gatow Rhine Heidelberg U. S Grunewald Forest Associated Press Bureau 16Th Infantry Regiment D. B. Miller San Antonio Tex Vassily D. Sokolovsky Germany

U S May Ask Lomakin Recall

U S officials weigh asylum for Mrs Kosenkina and the Samarines who taught at the New York Soviet school amid protests from Molotov and Ambassador Panyushkin. State Department says the family will be granted asylum under American tradition. Decision on Soviet protests could come in days.

Siven Washington New York United Nations Kosenkina Samarines United States Russia State Department Molotov Alexander S. Panyushkin

Refugees arrive after perilous Atlantic crossings

Two new refugee groups reach North America. Seventy five Estonians and Poles land at St John s Newfoundland aboard the Osterway after a 12 day voyage from Stornoway Scotland. An Estonian group of 15 arrives at North Carolina after eight weeks at sea.

St. John’s Nild New World Atlantic Osterway Stornoway Scotland North Carolina Osterlag Sweden Osterrag Astrid Quebec Southport N. Y America Coast Guard Immigration and Customs

Dirt Flying At Thrasher Farm

Secretary Brannan praised the Thrasher Farm project as a concrete example of human capability to shape the future and conserve land. Governor Lane urged efficiency in agriculture and business while 60 state troopers managed traffic for an event drawing up to 25 000 spectators and involving 500 workers.

Washington Brannan Frederick Harpers Ferry W. Va

Model Farm Aims to Boost Widow's Dairy Project

Frederick County farm groups led by the Pomona Grange fund a soil conservation plan for Mrs. Thrasher's 50 cow dairy worth up to 15000. The project, costing about 1000 from the widow, seeks to double the dairy's value and lift her mortgage. Her 3 years managing after her husband’s death involve two teens, a sister, and a hired man.

Frederick County Frederick Pomona Grange Thrasher

Mayor Plans Special Committee for Freedom Train Visit

Mayor Richard Sweeney announced plans to appoint a special committee to prepare for the Freedom Train arrival in Hagerstown on October 8. He met with Eric Friedheim of the American Heritage Foundation, sponsor of the exhibit, as a rededication week may be organized by the new committee.

Richard "Sweeney Hagerstown Eric Friedheim American Heritage Foundation

Rye Crop Price Support Arrives in County

County and community committee men of the Production and Marketing Administration announce price support for rye at 145 dollars per 1948 cwt through loans or purchase agreements. Loans run from execution to April 36 next year, with farmers allowed to sell rye, repay the loan, and keep market gains before then.

Barkley Attacks Truman Record In Campaign Critique

Senator Barkley challenged President Truman’s budget and housing policies, asserting Congress cut $1.309 billion from spending mid year and warning $1.821 billion in additional appropriations would push totals beyond Truman estimates. He accused the housing bill of bowing to real estate interests and said anti inflation measures were insufficient. Barkley planned a campaign speech at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield.

Democratic National Committees Halleck Repubican Congress Barkley 10Th Congress Truman Kentucky Congress Chicago Hugh Scott,Jr Pennsylvania GOP Los Angeles Washington Scott Springfield

Price Of Corn To Be Lower In 1947 Market

Farmers face lower prices as storage for grain grows makeshift and government loans harder to obtain. Current rules require sealed on-farm storage for loan eligibility, causing many growers to miss protections. December corn in Chicago trades around 1.453 per bushel, about 16 cents below the support level. The 1947 crop is expected near 3.5 billion bushels, signaling a large year with significant contrasts to last year’s bumper Washington County crop.

Chicago Washington County: Corp Washington County

Platypus Traits Highlight Unique Mammal Features

A platypus displays webbed feet and a duck bill with a beaver like tail. It lays eggs and produces milk for its young. The origin of lime dressing in soil ties back to early British agricultural records.

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