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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1951

Page

10

Loyalty and Security Distinctions Explained by Marlow

Washington July 24 James Marlow explains the difference between loyalty and security in government. He notes McCarthy's query to Hiram Bingham about suspensions and outlines how loyalty and security programs operate under separate government authorities and review processes. The piece details hearings, agency actions, and the role of the Loyalty Review Board in Chicago.

James Marlow Washington Sennator McCarthy Hiram Bingham Loyalty Review Board Bingham Wisconsin

Loyalty program figures on government security cases

The document notes that employees may be kept on or fired with no appeal and that evidence is concealed from the accused. It cites 1,744 quits under FBI investigations and 1,408 quits during board reviews, with 200 restored and 316 fired from 616 cases deemed to merit firing.

Courta An Apnea FBI Review Board

Reverend Gearhart Delivers Sermon at Fort Knox

The Rev. Kenneth Gearhart rector of St. John’s Episcopal Church spoke at the post chapel of Fort Knox Kentucky. A World War II chaplain major he is among 72 local members of the 308th Logistical Command Army Reserve who returned to Hagerstown after two weeks of summer training at Fort Knox where 40 000 men are stationed.

Fort Knox Kenneth Gearhart St. John’s Episcopal Church Gearhart 308Th Army Reserve Hagerstown

Three Accused Of Gaming In St. Helena Raid

Police seized seven slot machines in a weekend raid on a St. Helena Island club near Annapolis. Eugene Raney John Emory and Nick Andrews face gambling charges. Emory and Andrews posted bonds while Raney is the subject of a warrant. magistrate set Aug 1 hearing.

Almapolis lPolice St. Helena Severn River Eugene J. C Raney Kensington Picturesque Island Annapolis John ‘Emory Silver Spring Stone House Inn Nick Andrews Glen Burnle Emory Andrews Raney D. Brooke Meade Slana Ita Napoleon Hina Senate Crime Committees Anne Arundel Kefauver Dtenn John H. Souers Seythrn Souers J. Norman Hazard Meade Anne Arundel County Roy Johnson Miriam Goldman Linfles Carlisle Poconos Mra Goldman T. J. “Stone

Hagerstown District Conference Opens At Ebenezer Church

About 100 out of town guests arrive as the Hagerstown District Conference and Sunday School Convention of the A M E Church begin at Ebenezer Church. The event runs today and tomorrow for the district conference and Thursday and Friday for the Sunday School convention with leaders from Baltimore and Washington.

Hagerstown A. M. BE Ebenezer M. E W. B. Mosely W. T. Holland Baltimore H. R. Tomlin L. H. Hemingway Washington Ebenezer’ Church H. &. Mills Maryland District of Columbia

Little Effect Seen On Ice Cream Size Regulation

Local dairy spokesmen say the latest edict on packing ice cream will have little effect here. The regulation issued by Dr. Howard Stier, state superintendent of weights and measures, restricts certain packaging practices and sizes.

Howard

Ice cream packaging law sparks dealer concern

Local dealers say ice shipped in has long faced a practice of repacking in different containers. A state law once requiring specific packaging lapsed after a winter legislative session, and Dr. Stier issued an interim regulation pending hearings to decide on ice cream packaging rules.

Goscern Pennsylvania Stier

Housewife Sparks City Traffic Island Project in Oakland

Oakland residents press for a four block long traffic island. Mrs Pau Hne Hedeeq, 59, began cleaning an area before dawn, stacking weeds as she pushed city officials to act. Superintendent Mott announced eight workers would finish the remaining two blocks.

Oakland Calif Pau Hne Hedeeq William P. Mott, Jr

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