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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1950

Page

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Lattimore Case Tests FBI Access Amid McCarthy Allegations

The McCarthy led drive to obtain FBI loyalty files faces a public hearing with FBI Chief Hoover and Attorney General McGrath as senators weigh direct access for investigators. Tydings notes Hoover and McGrath oppose releasing confidential records, citing risk to informants and agency sources.

Lattimore FBI McCarthy J. Edgar Hoover J. Howard McGrath Senator Tydings D-Md Hoover McGrath Pearson Tydings

Connie Kershner Fund Surpasses $1100 After Sunday Donations

The Connie Kershner fund exceeds $1,100 with Sunday contributions pushing total to about $1,130. The 14 year old girl from North Prospect Street who lost a leg in March 16 train strike at the Pennsylvania Avenue crossing is out of critical condition and remains cheerful. Donations so far have come from St John’s Sunday School collection, Mrs. Pangborn, Tortuga Restaurant staff, and other supporters, deposited in a local bank for a dedicated Connie’s fund.

Connie Kershner North Prospect Street Western Maryland Railway Pennsylvania Avenue Crossing G. Merlin Snyder St. John's Sunday School Connie Thomas W. Pangborn Snyder J. Edward Harms Earth Prospect Street

Obituaries And Circus Elephant Fatality Report

Obituaries detail services for Catherine Crilley and Anna M. Thomas with burial plans in local cemeteries. A Sarasota circus tragedy reports five year old Roger Schooley killed when a trained elephant stepped on him after he fed peanuts. Circus officials assess safety and potential criminal negligence.

Sarasota Fla Big Dolly Roger Schooley Elmer Schooley Las Vegas New Mexico Roger David Ringling Bros Barnum and Bailey New York Dolly J.D. Brown Arthur Concello W. M. Smiley

Radio Star Dink Trout Dies After Major Surgery

Francis Dink Trout a 41 year old radio actor known as Mr Anderson on the Dennis Day show and Luke Spears on the Santa Abner Show died after major surgery. He appeared on the Bob Hope and Jimmy Durante programs and acted in films. A Chicago radio actor born in Beardstown Illinois he graduated from the University of Illinois and was unmarried.

Aiollywood Francis “Dink” Trout Mr. Anderson Dennis Day Luke Spears Bob Hope Jimmy Durante Chicago Trout Beardstown University of Ilinois

Grain Markets Show Strength in Baltimore Trading

Baltimore grain markets firmed over the weekend March 24 with wheat up about 3 cents per bushel and corn gains near 2 cents. Red winter wheat quoted at 1.93 dollars per bushel in Western Maryland, yellow corn 1.28 dollars per bushel, No 2 barley 94 cents, and mill feeds mixed with standard middlings 1.50 dollars per ton while gluten feed fell 22.16 dollars per ton.

Baltimore Maryland

Experts Blamed In Stamp Theft

Police recount the burglary at McKee’s home where half the stamp collection was in the living room and half in a bedroom. The thieves entered between 7:30 and 9:15 pm, pried doors, chained the front, fled in a car described as noisy and tractorlike, leaving footprints and tire tracks as clues.

Kees Hix McKee North Potomac Street Walnut Lane Mr. McKee Charles Walnut Street Baltimore Street Prospect Poller McKnee Ihs

Loyalties Testimony in Red Scare Hearings

Mrs Brunauer defends her husband Stephen and touts his loyalty to the United States while denying Communist ties. She recounts his 1920s youth in Hungary and early contact with the Young Workers League before denouncement as a deserter. Esther Brunauer, also testifies to loyalty and dismisses Communist sympathy as McCarthy avoids cross examination.

State Department Brunauer Joseph J. Ball Minnesota Hall Brunauers Stephen Esther Brunauer United States McCarthy

Tito Easy Winner In Yugoslav Vote Belgrade

First returns from Yugoslavia's one party parliamentary election show Tito and his Communistic People's Front winning over 95 percent of the vote. Ballots used a pink rubber pellet system, with separate boxes for Tito and opposition. Historians note the Bible's Great Flood date as about 4900 B.C.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Cominform Tito Communistic People’s Front Eliginia

Flight duration notes and connections summary

The text lists various flight durations and counts, including three flights in 35 minutes, four flights in 33 minutes, two flights in 40 minutes, two flights in 13 minutes, two flights in 7 hours 35 minutes, one flight in 4 hours, two flights in 31 minutes, and a note of connecting airlines via.

Connecting Airlines

State Cancer Fund Chairman Appointed in Maryland

Dr. Grant E. Ward of the Maryland Division American Cancer Society announces W. Carroll Mead of Mead Miller and Co as Maryland State Campaign chairman for the society's April fund drive. Mead, a Baltimore investment broker, Marine Corps Reserve major, led fund drives with the Baltimore Community Chest and chaired the Baltimore Stock Exchange 1946-47.

Grant E. Ward Maryland The American Cancer Society W. Carroll, Mead Baltimore Mr. Mead Mead, Miller and Company St Paul's School Washington and Lee University Marine Corps South Pacific Baltimore Community Chest Baltimore Stock Exchange Mead Bow | Club of

Traffic experts address final session in Pikesville

Police Commissioner M E El linger and Traffic Sergeant Harold Kiser spoke at the sixth day highway safety conference in Pikesville. Franklin M Kreml of Northwestern University urged on safety. Kreml warned about special privileges. Ellinger left for Florida after the session.

M. E. Ellinger Harold Kiser Pikesville Franklin M. Kreml Kiser Kreml School of Trade Safety Northwestern University Ellinger Florida

Kettledrum Believed Brought to Europe by Crusaders

A historical note suggests the kettledrum was introduced to Europe from the East by returning Crusaders, linking its spread to medieval military and cultural exchange.

Europe

Nation's civil defense program not ready for atomic war

The article reports that civilian defense plans are not prepared for an atomic attack. It notes opposition to a nationwide skeleton framework with wardens and helmets and explains a shift toward using natural disaster planning as a foundation. Dr. Paul Larsen leads a central RB clearing house, with duties divided to Defense Department and General Services Administration.

Jrove Washington Truman National Security Resources Board Inj RB Paul Larsen Larsen

Russian led Revolt Crushed In Bolivia

Bolivian government says it has smashed a Russian led revolutionary plot directed by high ranking Russian officers sent by the Comintern with two French Communist agents. La Paz police chief says the nationwide revolt was planned to start Tuesday.

la Paz Bolivia Cominform Donate Millan

Hitler born in Braunau on April 20 1889

Adolf Hitler was born in Braunau am Inn Austria on April 20 1889, according to historic records. The event marks the origins of the future dictator whose rise and actions shaped European history in the 20th century.

Adolf Hitler Braunau Austria

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