Lehman Hiss Letter Inflames New York Senate Fight
The publication of a second personal letter by Senator Herbert Lehman defending Alger Hiss keeps the New York campaign in the spotlight. Lehman says no apology is due, while Republican Joe Hanley faces accusations of being paid to run. President Truman weighs in, predicting Democratic gains. The controversy triggers calls for a broader inquiry into graft and political deals across parties.
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Harry Hagan Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Maj. Harry Lee Hagan 64 former commanding officer of Company BH Maryland National Guard were held in Baton Rouge burial in National Cemetery. Hagan died Tuesday at his home 4020 Tulane Drive Staton Rouge after illness. He served in the L 8 U military staff from 1944 retired by the War Department in 1940 for World War I injuries and received seven citations for gallantry and the Silver Star. He was born in Frederick and led Company DB of Hagerstown before joining the National Guard live membership on the university faculty.
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Harry Lee Hagan
Company BH
Maryland National Guard
Baton Rouge
The
National Cemetery
Nagan
Louisiana State University
Tulane Drive
Staton Rouge
L. 8. U. Military
War Department
Hagan
Frederick
NationalGuard
Hagerstown
World War I Hero Honored by Hagerstown Citiz ens
The article notes a local citizen in Hagerstown received a commemorative watch before departing for overseas duty in World War I. Major Hagan was active in Baton Rouge civic life, a Mason, and involved with Pioneer Hook and Ladder Fire Company and Odd Fellows. He is survived by his wife Margaret Stephens, son Captain Frank B. Hagan with the Air Force in Korea, a grandson Harry Lee Jr, and several in‑laws. Active pallbearers were military officers.
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Hagan
Baton Rouge
Masons
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Fire Company
Odd Fellows
Margaret Stevena
Capt
Frank 8
West Point
Air Force
Korea
Harry Lee, Jr
Alsters
Frank L. Bentz
Mra
C. Kelly Harris
Boonsboro
Samuel E. Lewis
Agnes Kane
Law Navy Church Is Woman's Career
Regina Canada Oct 20 Miss Alison Andrews displays a varied career as she can preach a sermon deliver a naval salute or draft legal documents She came to Regina to assist Rev Ray Hord United Church minister in Lakeview She was born in Pictou Nova Scotia began as a Halifax secretary joined the Navy overseas 18 months and is a graduate of the United Church training school for women workers in Toronto She has served as acting minister at Porcupine Plain and Smeaton Saskatchewan.
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Alison Andrews
Ray Hord
United Church
Lakeview
Mise Andrews
Pictou
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Navy
United Church Training School For Women Workers
Toronto
Porcupine Plain
Smeaton, Sask
City Buses Offer School Travel in Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Co promotes safe school transport with city buses serving every school in Hagerstown for a single cent token, promising easy access for children.
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