Nixon Defends Condon in House Committee Remarks
The record shows continued questions about Condon’s loyalty and multiple hearings discussed but not held. The Atomic Energy Commission reported no issues with Condon, while Nixon called the inquiry unfair and Mundt announced changes to allow defendants a defense.
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Iuly
Atomic Energy Commission
Condon
Nixon
California
Thomas Committee
Mundt
South ‘Dakota
Stolpe Return Demands Rise in Soviet Zone Berlin
A wartime report says Stolpe’s reabsorption into the Soviet sector prompts villagers to rally against the Schumacher faction and oppose Western Berlin authorities. It notes voters in Taegliche Rundschau favor reintegration, while most Stolpe farmers stay on their land despite French offers to relocate them.
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Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Pee
Taegiche Rurndschaw
Stolpe
Schu‘macher Clique
Indonesians Plan Refugee Government
Manila Evening News reports Indonesian republican leaders plan to set up two refugee governments. Ranking officials were quoted. Philippine authorities hold 180000 dollars worth of silver bullion flown from Jogjakarta last Friday without proper permit.
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Manila
Manila Evening News
Jogjakarata
Ite
Maryland Budget Revised Ahead of 1950 Session
Annigolis Md December 20 The state trims its proposed 1950 budget to fit within expected income. Governor Lane disclosed at a Board of Public Works meeting that general fund revenues are projected at 72.865 million dollars for the year starting July. Budget chief Slicher said agencies asked 88 million dollars in appropriations. The Assembly convenes January 5, with 26 days to present the proposal. The Board also sold 6.695 million dollars in bonds to Hacts Trust and Savings Bank at 15 percent rate, purchased at 40.83 per 100, final batch of 1947 construction loan bonds.
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Annigolis
General Assembly
Lane
Board’ of Public Works
Bureau of Revenue
Maryland
James P.slicher
Hacts Trust and Savings Bank of
Chicago
New York
Chamber Chief Warns Against Boost In Taxes
Chamber chief argues higher taxes fuel inflation and erode purchasing power. He cites that taxes now absorb 25 percent of national income and urges trimming inflated government spending to stabilize prices. The Commerce Department notes record US income and output with profits up in the July-September quarter.
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Paseta
Schmidt
Commerce Department
Alleged Red Spy Courier Killed
Reported in New York the death of Duggan, linked by Mundt to a six person leak in the State Department. The assassination occurred near 7 p.m on West 5th Avenue, with no witness or note found. Duggan’s widow said he had surgery last fall and seemed to recover.
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Bers
Agost A. Berle, Jr
Duggan
State Department
Mundt
Congressional Committee
Federal Grand Jury
New York
Grand Jury
Institute of International ‘Education
5Th’ Avenue
Pollos
Mrugele
Helen
Jamon Pritchard
MacArthur to Remain On Job in Japan
General Douglas MacArthur stated he has no plans to return to the United States and intends to stay in Japan to see the job through. An Allied Headquarters official told the Associated Press there is no truth to reports that he had communicated with President Truman about when to return home.
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Tokyo
Douglas_MacArthur
United States
Japan
Associated Press
Allied
Washington
MacArthur
Truman
Hagerstown Rubber Company Reports Long Safety Record
The Hagerstown Rubber Company announced a safety milestone of 24 275 manhours without a lost time accident at a Christmas banquet in Hotel Alexander. Factory manager F R Rowe received a bronze plaque from Wallace Buxton of Liberty Mutual Insurance, with J P Coblentz showing a safety film for Potomac Edison. Empl…
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Hagerstown Rubber Company
Alexander
F. R. Rowe
Wallace Buxton
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Paradise Valley
St Paul's Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mary Donnegan Howe
Charles
Ireland's Long Struggle For Teawa Never
Fragmented OCR text outlines Ireland's path to independence, Sinn Fein victory in 2916, and the Dail declaration in Dublin. It notes Black and Tans impact, British and Irish leaders' forecast of cooperation, and fears over partition and trade relations with Britain.
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Briauiboniy
Sinn
Ireland
Britain
Unik
de Valera
Eire
Commonwealth
Ice Damage Mounts in Maryland Mountains
A continuing ice storm caused tree and road damage across the Frederick area and surrounding counties. Roads were reopened several times after ice shattered limbs, while one observer noted unusually warm temperatures in the valley prevented heavy ice accumulation.
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Washington County
Cassel Leads 155 Employees in Carols and Songs
Robert P. McSherry acted as toastmaster during the Christmas gathering where Cassel led the 155 employees in carols and popular songs.
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Cassel
Robert P. McSherry
Weather notes and distant regional outlook mentioned
The report mentions Southern Maryland temperatures dipping to the lower twenties with cloudy skies and milder today. A rain risk is noted in the western area. Tomorrow is forecast to be cloudy and colder with a new storm in the mountains. The text also references the Indian lion stronghold in the Kathiawar Peninsula.
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Maryland
Panhandle
Kathiawar Peninsula
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Ate
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AOW
Sosepe's
Finch & Compar
Aladdin
Pal
Russia
Howard's OF
Hagerstown
Baltimore St
Etween
Perera Receptance Corp
Chamber
Lvster Brothers Women’s Fine Shoes
Consumer Credit Service, Inc
Professional Arts
Potomac St
Denier
Triangle
Levy Washington
W. Lee Elgin
Wjej
S. Potomac ST
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