MacArthur backs Nationalist troops for second front in Asia
General Douglas MacArthur endorses Rep. Martin's call to use Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist troops to open a second front against communists in Asia. He argues victory there prevents a broader war and Europe’s fall, while the Administration opposes deploying Formosa forces.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Chiang Kai-Shek
Asia
Rep
Martin
Massachusetts
House
Formosa
Korea
MacArthur
Europe
Brooklyn
Tokyo
China
Administration
Pentagon
Congress
Rayburn warns of possible World War III danger in Korea
House Speaker Sam Rayburn urged that a terrible danger of a Third World War looms as troops mass in Korea and Manchuria. He said the situation is so grave that all resources and wisdom are needed though he did not confirm an immediate brink of war. A London dispatch quoted MacArthur saying UN forces could defeat the Chinese Communists if politicians authorize action.
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House
Sam Rayburn
Korea
Manchuria
Congress
Martin
MacArthur
London Daily Telegraph
United Nations
Telegraph
H. G. Martin
Court News Marrriage Licenses Reported in Maryland Area
Court news lists marriage licenses including Charles C. Tyles to Ann L Leitleif both from Rockville and Silver Spring, plus transfers of property and deeds. James A. Bell to Phillip F. Lee and wife for $10, county. Clarence Calvin Dudrow and wife to State Roads Commission for $1, county. Virginia Burke Anders and husband to Edgar K Moore II and wife for $10, city. Wilbur C Hargest and wife to Louis J Glass and wife for $10, city.
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Charles C. Tyles
Rockville
Ann L.leitleif
Silver Spring
James A. Bell
Phillip F. Lee
Clarence Calvin Dudrow
State Roads Commission
Virginia Burke Anders
Edgar K. Moore
Wilbur C. Hargest
Louis J. Glass
Frederick Aims for Potomac Edison Bowling Trophy
A Frederick group of utility company men was chosen to represent the city in the Potomac Edison System Bowling Tournament in Hagerstown on April 7. Twenty teams are expected, with local bowlers hoping to win the R. Paul Smith trophy. Participants include Captain Earlston Rothenhoefer, Lee Linton, Clinton Rhoades, Robert Miller, Wilbert Rinehart, Robert Moss, Louis Renn, Mehrl Powell. Edward Kefauver will be scorekeeper. The event is open to the public at Coliseum alleys Saturday at 7:30 p.m., with both men’s and women’s teams competing for awards.
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Frederick
Potomac Edison System
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison
Blue Ridge Lines
R. Paul Smith
Cap
Tain Earlston Rothenhoefer
Lee Linton
Clinton Rhoades
Robert Miller
Wilbert Rinehart
Robert Moss
Louis Renn
Mehrl Powell
Edward Kefauver
First yacht club formed in America at Poughkeepsie 1861
The earliest American yacht club organized in Poughkeepsie New York in 1861 held regattas and races on the Hudson River, marking a milestone in national yachting history.
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First Yacht Club
America
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson River
Israel Strikes Syrian Troops After Policemen Killings
Israeli war planes bombed Syrian forces southeast of the Sex of Gali lee, in retaliation for seven Israeli policemen killed. Syria says eight planes took part, claims damage to two Israeli aircraft, while no Syrian casualties. UN observers fear wider clash as protests to the UN Security Council mount.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Sex of Galilee
Damascus
United Nations
U. N. Security Council
Syria
Border and Demilitarized Zone Stretch Clarified
Across the border or within Israel’s demilitarized zone the description spans from the Huleh swamps in the northeast to the Parmuk Valley at the southern tip of the Sea of Galilee.
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Israel
Huleh
Parmuk
Sea of Galilee
Meat Dealers Go To Court Over Price Controls
The National Association of Retail Meat Dealers filed a protest with Price Administrator Michael V. DiSalli alleging current meat price controls are discriminatory and hinder profits. The action signals a forthcoming suit seeking an injunction against the Defense Production Act as the group argues the public interest is harmed by a black market appearance.
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Washington
National Association of Retail Meat Dealers
Michael V. DiSalli
Charles Bauer
Meat price controls urged as supply strains anger retailers
The News reports the meat shortage amid a price freeze with live animals exempted. The association urged ceiling prices on live animals and wholesale retail meat in dollars and cents, plus a temporary plan to impose percentage markups. In a separate auction near Libertytown, Grover Hamilton’s herd fetched a record average $430 for 54 head, with top cows at $605 and a Holstein sire at $500, receipts $25,220.
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Bee
Guernsey
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Emmett R. Bowlus
Glenn Trout
L. Kelly
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Edward D. Storm
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Maryland Society For Crippled Children and Adults
W. Jerome Offutt
Crippled Children's Fund
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Kelly
U. 29
Maas Opticians
Market Street
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Sam Miller
South Market ST
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Dani
the News
Frederick, Md
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Libertytown
Tiger Garden
Hoffmaster
Agent Hite
Knoxville
Brunswick
Strol
Cline
Wakefield
Chippers
Pattern Makers
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
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