Acheson Bevin Confer About Germany and Greece
Secretary of State Acheson and British Foreign Minister Bevin met to discuss Western Germany and the Greece situation as part of plans for a Western German government. They reviewed European questions, with no decisions, and remained hopeful for success in next week’s talks with France.
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Washington
Acheson
Bevin
Germany
State Department
America
Britain
Greece
D. A. Stikker
North Atlantic
Robert Schuman
United States
Iceland
Bjarni Benediktsson
Benediktsson
Atlantic Alliance
Reykjavik
Russia
Junior Engineer Dwight Collimus Named by Potomac Edison
Dwight Collimus of Hagerstown has been named junior engineer for the Power Department of Potomac Edison Company. He will conduct efficiency studies across the PE territory after MIT graduation and a Wharton MBA in 1948, with three years U S Navy service. Frederick Oland of Frederick also joins PE as a new regular in the miscellaneous department after Army service.
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Dwight Collimus
Hagerstown
A. B. Collmus
College Place
Potomac Edison Company
Collmus
Wrritory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
U. S. Navy
Frederick ©. Oland
Frederick
Potomac Edison
Oland
Frederick High School
U.S. Army
Department of PE
Mt Pleasant Homemakers Club Meets At Walkersville
The March Mt Pleasant Homemakers Club gathering at Mrs. Austin Kelly’s home featured a storage in the living area demonstration by the Home Furnishings Committee led by Mrs. Alice McDevitt and Mrs. Vernal C Moore. Members discussed charity to a Czech family, Art Gallery tour plans, lamp shade cleaning, a lighting demo by Miss Irene Caton of Potomac Edison Co, and a prize on kitchen utensils.
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Mt. Pleasant
Leroy Fothergill
Alice McDevitt
Irene Caton
Potomac Edison Co
Banquet and county meeting notes and auction plan
The piece records thanks to Mrs Edward McDevitt and her committee for favors at the county meeting and to Mrs Vernal Moore for printing place cards. It notes an auction planned for April 18 at Mrs Earlston Rothenhoefer cottage and describes the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Local 453 fifth annual banquet at the Francis Scott Hotel on March 18 with remarks by Fred Masser, Miss Sarah Barron, and dancing to The Esquires Orchestra.
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Edward McDevitt
Vernal Moore
Earlston Rothenhoeser
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Muse Tailoring Co
Francis Scott Hotel
Frederick
Baltimore
LeRoy Hann
Fred Masser
Arthur Stull
Catherine Strube
Walter Keyser
Eugene Grumbine
Sarah Barron
Hann
Esquires Orchestra
Churchill Speech Draws 13,000 To Boston Garden
Winston Churchill spoke at Boston Garden before 13,000 guests as he arrived for a long awaited address. The 74 year old former wartime leader read from notes with heavy-rimmed glasses and exchanged words with MIT president-elect Dr James R Killian Jr during Bernard Baruch's introduction.
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Boston
Winston Churchill
Boston Garden
Churchill
James R. Killian, Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bernard Baruch
Churchill Speech Echoes Fulton Iron Curtain Fame
The crowd roared as Churchill spoke at a huge arena, greeted with the title greatest living Englishman. The moment mirrored the world’s high expectations set by his Fulton, Missouri address three years earlier.
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Goaruch
Churchill
Fulton
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James Singer
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dwight Collmus
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Frederick County National Bank OF
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Packard
Barbara Fritchie Motor CO
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
SEARS
Feagaville
Feaoaville
Harry M. Howard
I. C. Renn
the News
Frederick, Ma
Sturry Castle
Joe Louis
Harry Howard
Anne Derr
Harry Derr
E. C. Renn
Harry Castle
Victory Gardens
International
Carl Beasley
Ford Trucks & Buse
Spring Grove
Frank J. Tyeryar
East South St
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market
Phous
Rott Sears Way
Baaler
Zephyr
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MB
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