McCarthy Says Only Acheson Can Suspend State Dept Officials
Washington July 17 Senator McCarthy says Secretary of State Acheson has sole authority to suspend State Department employees. He notes that two top officials were suspended while hearings proceed and demands action on 24 others whose cases were reopened. Bingham argues Loyalty Review Board has no jurisdiction over suspensions.
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Washington
Hiram
Bingham
Civil Service Loyalty Review Board
McCarthy
Acheson
State Department
Thea
Wisconsin Republican
Philip Jessup
John Carter Vincent
Department
John P. Daviez
Oliver Edmond Clubb
House
Wood Dgo)nald
Whittaker Chambers
Clubb
Chambers
Oliver Edmond Chubb
Rep
Velde
Chubb
Anepen Atone
Davies
Jessup
Vincent
Milan
Haly
Daylea
Loyalty Review Board
Truman
Jensup
Senate
Army denies airport plan near Hagerstown
Col. Alan J. McCutchen disperses rumors of a sulh north of Hagerstown connected to a Camp Ruehle communications center. He states surveys test water wells between Fountaindale and Fairfield and says the Army will acquire land only if a sufficient water supply exists.
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Hagerstown
Camp Ruehle
Alan J. McCutchen
Corps of Engineers
Army Engineers
McCutchen
James F. Lind
Pennsylvania
Fountaindale
Fairfield
ColsicCutchen
Four-H Youths Attend Camp and Community Meeting
A group of 16 4-H boys from the county attends a week at the state 4-H Camp Algana in Garrett County with Assistant County Agent Raymond Mueller as one of the leaders. At a recent camp session the group engaged in handicrafts and other activities. Park W. T. Loy received a lounge chair from A Harry Warne representing the Manufacturers and Retailers Bureaus for staging the July Fourth celebration at Reservoir Park. Warne thanked Loy while Loy thanked the groups for cooperation. The Chamber board then discussed plans to grow membership.
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Algana
Garrett County
Raymond Mueller
Chamber of Commerce Board of
W.T. Loy
Reservoir Park
Harry Warne
Manufacturers Bureau and Retailers Bureau
Mr. Toy
Mr Toy
Chamber
Cross Burnings Spark Probes Across Florida
Florida authorities pressed investigations into cross burnings and anti Jewish literature found at scenes in Miami Orlando Lakeland and Fort Myers. Four giant K marks were burned in Miami and Orlando three in Lakeland two in Fort Myers and one K on a city hall lawn. Officials sought to trace the source of literature and stressed they will not tolerate intimidation.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Orlando
Lakeland
Fort Myers
Dade
Jack B. Henderson
Flanders Thompson
Bill Hendrix
Tallahassee
Grand Dragon
Ku Klux
Records Rens Another Group of Bus Drivers
A list enumerates bus drivers with long driving records including Blue Ridge, Sohn M Hinkle, EB Elworthy, Card F DeVore, Harry P Russell, Edward Kuhn, Potomac Edison Charles Garrett, Leon W French, and others with varied years of service. A second note mentions Cortez's 1619 campaign bringing horses to North America and their spread as ancestors.
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Blue Ridge
Sohn M. Hinkle
Elworthy
Card F
DeVore
Harry P
Russell
Edward
Kuhn
Potomac Edison
Charles 1
Garrrett
Leon W
French
Youth Sentenced For Parole Violation
Fifteen year old Glenn Wise of Foundry Street was sentenced by Judge Joseph D Mish to up to 18 months at the State Reformatory for Males after being found guilty of violating parole. He was arrested for breaking into two houses on West ern Pike near Hopewell and had prior charges of breaking and entering and larceny. Deputy Leister Isanogie reported Wise admitted the break ins and named Floyd Cavender and William Russell as the homes involved.
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Glenn Wise
Foundry Street
State Reformatory
Joseph D. Mish
Wise
Hopewell
Leister Isanogie
Floyd Cavender
Willian Russell
Isanogie
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Hagerstown Fairgrounds
Joan Crawford Sear
Alba Newervice
Helps Hayes
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Faye Emerson
Blue Ribbon
Switzerland
Loy
Rens
Americas
North
Americgs
Tico
Cortez
Bureau of Animal Industry
Paign
Mexico
Arrow Beer
Globe
R. D. McKee, Inc
City Hall
The
Hagerstown Lumber Co
Uly
Secial
B & O Railroad
America
Defense
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore City