U S Nerves Must Steady For Possible Clash With Stalin
Washington dispatch describes debates on whether another Truman Stalin conference would ease or hasten war. Critics warn such talks could signal appeasement and boost Soviet demands. The piece weighs Greece Turkiye and ERP progress, stressing force as a counter to Soviet expansion and the risk of hastening conflict. It also notes Prince Charles Belgium visit to the Naval Academy and a Hagerstown radio station sale bid. Military buildup and policy debates frame the era's tension.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
Truman
Stalin
Henry Wallace
Jan Smuts
South Africa
Man Tomen
Bethey
Truuan
Staha
Siam
White House
S S
Fulton Mo
Churchill
Hns
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Ciermany
Russia
Trieste
Turkey
Palestine
China
Manchuria
Korea
Stelin Row
Hitler
Yalta
Roosevelt
Europe
Asia
Potsdam
U.S
Greece
Turi
Bosphorus
Dardanelles
Middle East
Western Europe
Czechoslovak
Taka
Salem Alpha Class March Meeting at Home of Mrs King
The Salem Alpha Class met in March at Mrs Claude King’s home with Mrs Catherine Mal nix as co host. Mrs Amos Burdette and family welcomed a home visit from Calvin Burdette from Japan after eight months away. Barbara Beall celebrated her fifth birthday with games and gifts attended by Anita Watkins and others. The Threads of Gold class of Calvary Methodist held a meeting at Mrs Wade Brown's. a donation to Rev Pearce Hayes in China was noted and a rummage sale planned for April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Salem
Claude King
Catherine Malnix
Nicholson
Jessie Nicholson
Florida
Alfred Frevs
Hyattsville
Socety of
Christian Service
Salem Hall
John Purdum
Guy Linthicum
Lucile Priest
Arthur Watkins
Jean Roland
Nereo
Amos Burdette
Calvin
Japan
William Nehouse
Lizzie Beall
Annie Beall
Charlie Barber
Barbara Joan Beall
William Beall
Anita Watkins
Alma Jean Hunt
Elaine Mulhoiz
Norman Beice
Bobby William
Kenny Childs
Wayne Mullinix
Ricky Young
Barbara Jean
Buble
Calvary Methodist Church School
Wade Brown
Leslie Dorsey
Howard Gerricn
Pearce Hayes
China
Hayes
United States
Boston
Josephine Darner
Edith Wickham
Frank Grimes
Harold Duvall
Frederick City
Helen Sanders
Homes for Americans verse reading club meeting notice
An announcement notes the next meeting on April 27 at the apartment of Moss Darner, 31 East Beil Second Street, hosted by Brown and the hostesses. The event at Ir includes Misses involved in organizing the Homes for Americans verse reading group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Darner
East Beil Second Street
Unemployment Denied for Striking Miners in Pa
Harrisburg faces thousands of idle soft coal miners denied unemployment benefits as A J Caruso, head of the State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, rules the strike a labor dispute under a 3987 act change. Benefits barred for miners at mines unionized by the United Mine Workers of America. Takoma Park MD candidate Austin announces bid for Sixth District Democratic nomination. Primaries May 3. Fire burns are common in U S homes. a dwelling catches fire every two minutes. a person dies every 50 minutes from fire.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
A.J Caruso
State Bureau of
Caruso
United Mine Workers of America
Beall
R-M
Austin
William D. Byron
Takoma Park
Montgomery County Park
Ot Planning Commission
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Academy
Annapolis
Prince Cnaries
Belgium
US Naval Academy
Paul-Henry Spsai
James L Holso
Armee
FCC
Hagerstown
Antietam Broadcasting Corn
Standard Station
WARK
Haserstown
Communications Commission Authority
Raymond J Funkhouser
Ranson
Funkhouser
US Department of Agriculture
Mhae
Homes For
Edie
Walter T. Anieha
Irber Mich
Iia
Tne Ochitest
Carty’s
Dairsing
Taneytown
Starner
Guernsey
Oliver
Osborne
John Deere
Yale
Hinman
Ralph E. Hess
Sterling Blacksten
Carl Elaenes
Clarence C Carty
Carty‘s
James H Whitehill
East Patrick Street
Frederick
F . Borne
Austin Today
Cot
Uv & Pkg
S. Market Street
P. L. Hargett & Frederick, Niece
Rival Garden
Rabe
Maryland
Pares
Precision
North Market
Frederick, Md
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