Early stance on disarmament amid world tensions
The article argues that no immediate disarmament is prudent while international security remains fragile. It asserts the U S and Great Britain favor readiness and strong forces, require mutual confidence and open inspections before disarmament, and notes historic shifts in nations willing to limit arms.
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United Sates
Great Britain
U. S. State Department
Russia
Greece
Turkey
Korea
America
United States
United Nations
Germany
Japan
France
Today in History and Birthdays Snapshot
Today features a long list of anniversaries including John E. Owens born in England and died 1886, Frank Billings born in Highland Wisconsin died 1932, and William B. Wilson a Pennsylvania l a w official died 1934. Also notes 1818 American Farmer debut, 1902 Electric Theatre first movie in Los Angeles, and 1918 WWI gas shelling events.
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John E. Owens
England
Frank Billings
Chicago
Highland
Wis
William 8. Wilson
Pennslvania
Scotland
Frank H. Vizetelly
Weaker P. Chresler
Wamago
Kans
Baltimore
Johnson
Texas
Electric Theatre
Los Angeles
Wilson
Congress
Verdun
Canada
United States
Savazig
Bataan
Miners Union Leadercast and Political Clash in Washington
An April Washington commentary attacks John L. Lewis for defying law and jeering at President Truman. It questions the miners union’s power to threaten government policy, warns of prolonged memorials, and argues one man’s influence could override elected government in America.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Truman
Lars
Miners
Lewis
Centralia
Wagner
America
Copyrighted Service At Mountaindale Good Friday
A special Good Friday service will be held at Mountaindale Union Chapel at 7:45 PM. Rev. Paul W. Kinsel of the Frederick Church of the Brethren will deliver the sermon, with the choir performing What a Friend We Have in Jesus and a vocal duet by Miss Alice Geesey and Mrs. Thelma Powell.
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Mountaindale
Mountaindale Union Chapel
Paul W. Kinsel
Church of the Brethren of
Porch Splintered After Auto Plunge In Hagerstown
In Hagerstown on April 1 the T. B. Davis family found the front porch smashed by a car that likely crashed through overnight. Patrolmen R. S. Duffey and H. B. Kline reported the incident as the vehicle’s assumed path.
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Hagerstown
T. B. Davis
R. S. Duffey
H. B. Kline
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The News April 2 1897
A gravity railroad at Braddock Heights is under construction near the west side, extending past the main entrance pavilion to observe slopes and the aquarium area. George W Beard oversees the route from Liberty to Frederick to replace Edward Smith who returns to farming. At the Jacques DeMelay conclave, officers for the year are named: Commander Samuel G Duvall and others including Francis B Sappngie and George Edward Savth.
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Braddock Heights
Ie Observatory
George W Beard
Liberty
Frederick
Edward Smith
Jacques DeMelay
Samuel G. Duvall
Francis B. Sappngie
George Edward
Twenty Years Ago Local Hems from Celamns of the News
Miss Helen Asell Tonley Geugnier of Dr. ana M TY PAC won for sugar delivered at a price. The city will begin razing the Hargett property at the intersection of Patock and Court streets by Sister Neri Wee reactor of the public ace and widening of Court sheets 1 Of Patrick will follow.
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Helen Asell Tonley Geugnier
Ana M TY Pac
Hargett
Patock
Court Streets
Neri Wee
Patrick
Births and community notices from Frederick County area
Birth announcements for Donna Lee Hargett at Frederick City Hospital on March 29 from Aly and Mrs Richard L Hargett and a daughter for Mrs Irene Routran and Mr Howard G Blank at Miners Hospital Frostburg. Discharge of Technician Fifth Grade Donald Wagner after eight months in Tokyo. Local moves and daily life notes include the Rippeon family moving to Route 1 Frederick, and John Benton Eury born to Mrs Loraine Eury. Braddock 4-H Club meeting notices plus community greetings and birthdays observed.
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Aly
Richard L. Hargett
West
Patrick Street
Donna ‘Lee
Frederick City
Hargett
Helen Delpher
Howard G. Blank
jAl. Savage
Miners’ Hospital
Frostburg
Blank
Irene Rout Ran
Maurice Routzahn
West Fourth
Donald Preston Wagner
Army
Fort N. J
Tokyo
Clarence H. Wagner
East Patrick Street
Frederick County Products, Inc
Vernon R. Rippeon and
Fairview Avenue
Frederick
Loraine Eury
John Benton
Unionville
City Hospital
Burr
Mildred Shadl
Clarence Peddicord
East Seventh Street
Birthday Surprise Ends with Indictment in Ruth Hotel Case
A Beatrice Maia Carolyn Poot Warfeid birthday event leads to a jury convening on an indictment against Miss Ruth. February 6 reports claim a newborn Cade Wels Codtd strangled in a hotel ladies room as a crime tied to the Beatrice event.
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Beatrice Maia
Carolyn Poot Warfeid
Miss Ruth
Feers Chase Country Cith Telephone
Cade Wels
Aine Clubs Ladies
Veterans Guide On VA Mental Hygiene Clinics
Washington reports on the Veterans Administration mental hygiene clinics for ex service personnel. At 30 clinics in 26 states, demand exceeds supply as veterans seek psychiatric or psychological help and job-frustration issues emerge as top concerns.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Bere
Srimace
Eva
Ord
Ife
Funeral rites for Robert Long held near Libers village
Funeral services for Robert Long were held from the late residence near Libers at 1 15 PM with additional rites at Union Chapel at 2 PM. Rev. Raymond C. Myers officiated as pallbearers carried the casket. interment followed at Powe Recto David home 310 South. The record mentions Moore Bros criminal charges involving Mary C. McCollister, J. G. McCollister saga and Henry Halden Felton as attorney for plaintiffs and farm disputes over corn and meadow area during 1845-46.
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Robert Long
Redente
Libers
Union Chapel
Raymond C. Myers
Paternaul Paul Young
Harold
Powe’ Recto
Coun
Mary C. McCollister
J. G. McCollister
Thomas
Richard Moore
Moore Bros
Vilain
Chew
Salay
Tor
Halden
Felton
Deaths of Mrs. Pittinger and others in Frederick area
Death notices list Mrs. Fannie Irene Pittinger of Linwood aged 78 and born in Frederick County with four weeks illness. Also reported are David O. Hoffman of Washington D C. Isaiah Dennitt near New Windsor. William S. Watkins of Damascus. Orville H. Stottlemyer of Middletown. Emory C. Biser and other local residents. Funeral details and burial plans are provided for Beaver Dam Cemetery, Mt. Olivet, and other local sites.
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Edward A. Pittinger
Fannie Irene Pittinger
Edward Usher Pittinger
Linwood
Frederick Feounty
Benjamin
Sarah Masemore Ecker
Pitlinger
Frederick
Carroll
Beaver Dam
Church of the Brethren
Eiger Jesse
Elmer Keck
Hartzler and Sons
Union Bridge
David O. Hoffman
Mills Avenue
N. E
Washington
William I
Margaret Biser Hoffman
Prederick Coun
Lloyd C. Culler
Lutheran Church
Olla Shaef
Orville H. Stottlemyer
Orville H. Sottlemyer
Middletown
Joseph
Martha Kurley Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Mazie I. Sottlemyer
George Minnick
Doris Stottlemyer
William Dayhoff
Helen Cramphamsport
Appointment of Noyes May Be Investigated
Annapolis April 2 Members of the allRepublican Montgomery Assembly planned to investigate the legality of Gov Lane's appointment of Alfred D Noyes as Juvenile Court judge for the county Noyes Democratic incumbent and other appointees were confirmed by the Senate in executive session Objections came from Montgomery Senator Roy Tasco Davis The dispute centers on whether the governor should select a core Juvenile Court judge from a list of nominees presented by local officials
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Annapolis
George 1Arner
Douglas Bradshew
Clarence Keser
Dav
Noyer
Mir Noyes
Montgomery County
Richard H. Lansdale
C. W. Roby
Willam A. King
Warren Broting
Alter Y. Bardee
W.B. Wheeler
Robert M. iKennedy
James B. Doten
William D. Clark
J. Kelly Magee
William J. Jobes
George MM. Smt
Edwin JD. Burdety
Easter Service at St Mark’s Doubs Led by Rev Null
Easter service at St Mark’s ran church Doubs at 7:30 p.m. features mixed chorus Lift Up Your Glad Voices by Holton, soloists and recitations by a long list of participants, with remarks by Pastor Null and benediction.
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St. Mark’s' Ran Church Doubs
A. . Null
Holton
Russseil Castle
Null
Due
Melvin Bowers
Gary Lee Specht
Barbara Davi
Deloris Marie
Virginia Ann Bowers
Barbara da
Connie Jenkins
Richard Bassford
Leonard
Gary Lee
Dorothy and
Elsie
Melvin Station
Carl Harrell
Edward Willard
Ile
Judy Hickmeation
Freddie G
Carlos Specht
Josephine de- Lauter
Marshal Main
Melvin Bogers
Harre Davis
Mae Beachley
Russell Castle
Carl Specht
Pastor
Abs
Alco
Shanker
Benediction
Pressure Saucepan Demonstration at Frede Club
Forty women from Frede makers’ clubs attended a pressure saucepan school held Tuesday afternoon at the Potomac Edison den. Miss Lou Davis demonstrated operation and benefits of pressure cooking while Foods and Nutrition chair Mrs. Joan Summers led food preparations. A meat loaf, potatoes, and carrots cooked in a pressure pan took 15 minutes. baked beans in 20 minutes. bread pudding in 15 minutes. The dishes were served as refreshments.
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Frede
Potomac Edison den
Lou Davis
County Home
Foods and Nut Ieee
Frederick County Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
Joan Summers
Braddock Club
Wilbur Baker
Uniorville Club
Ray H. Smith
Jug Bridges Club
Sunrise Service For Lewistown Easter Service
Sunrise service at 6 oclock Sunday in the Methodist church sanctuary features Rev W DeWitt D new pastor delivering the sermon with Utica Reformed and Luther charges invited. Interwoven program includes preludes readings solos duets and benediction.
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Utica Reformed
Luthera
Lewis
Randolph Stull
Air
Christ
Merle F. Sollingéil Mayer
Francis £. Reinberg
Ruth Stull
Marian Hessong
Ruth
Alice Geesey
R. Paul Buhrman
Bernard Kelly
Nan Marshall
Utica Evangelical and Reformed Church
Crise Lord
Comr . Grimes
Akton Powell
Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending April 2 1947
Weather data shows 2.67 inches of precipitation through April 1 2.67 inches. High yesterday 65 degrees, high last year 82. Low last night 16, low last year 10. Sunset 6 34 p.m., sunrise 5 34 a.m., moonrise 4 37 p.m., moonset 1 14 p.m.
Dorothy Dix Advice on Jealous Friends and Self Respect
Dorothy Dix addresses a reader’s clingy friend who jealously rules dating partners. She urges a clean break to avoid becoming the “old maid” and losing personal freedom, advising independence and distance from the possessive friend.
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