Finland and Soviet Union sign mutual aid pact in Moscow
Finnish leaders hailed the treaty as the best possible under current conditions and noted Russia showed consideration for Finland. Premier Maria Pekkala and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov signed the pact in Moscow, promising joint defense against aggression and noninterference in Finland's internal affairs with troop aid only after Finland's consent. A parliamentary vote on ratification was expected next week.
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Soviet Move Seeks United Nations Reconsideration
The Soviet Ukraine asked the Security Council to reconsider Italy’s United Nations membership application and urged immediate re-checks of Finland Albania Outer Mongolia Romania Hungary and Bulgaria. Russia previously vetoed Italy and opposed adding grouped states, with Albania and Outer Mongolia also blocked.
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World Boy Scouts Reach Over Two Million Add Members
The global Boy Scouts organization reports a total membership exceeding 2 300 000 across countries with growing participation. Leaders attribute rise to outreach, youth programs, and international camps.
Weaving Declared A Hopi Art By Tribe Facts
Airs. Ridgley Flock Mrs. Francis Pearl Mrs. John Fawley Mrs. Wesley Hicks Mrs. Wiliam Keeney Mrs. John R. Harris Mrs. John KR. Fawley Jr Mrs. John Howe Mrs. Clayton Fry and Mrs. Howard Pearl discuss Hopi weaving. The Hopi tribe of Arizona is identified as the only Native American group where weaving is a two man craft.
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Suerprise Party for Richard Peart at Lander Home
A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs John Peart in Lander on Saturday from one to four o clock in honor of their son Richard s sixth birthday. Guests included Doris Pearl Patsy Fawley Hazel Pearl Jeanette Flook Leona Pearl Carolyn Flook Joan Fry Bernice Pearl Fay Fry Dettie Hicks Diane Pearl Christine Woods Clara Cooper Betty Pearl Dickie Hicks Lloyd Cooper Marvin Hope Richard Pearl James Woods Johnny Hope Mr and Mrs Joan Pearl Mrs John Hope Jr.
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Leona Pearl
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Diane Pearl
Christine Woods
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Fifty Street Lights Erected in Frederick Expansion Area
Frederick's northwest section gains about 50 new street lights turned on by City workers under Light Superintendent Harmon L. Staley with Potomac Edison Haemen. Alderman William Burall and Staley inspected, calling illumination an improvement and promising a second check after all lights are in. Progress continues toward Linden Hills and eastern expansion. The note closes with a historical mention of the first commercial radio telephone service between Long Beach and Santa Catalina Island in 1920.
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Swope Couple Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Swope of Balti more formerly of Knoxville marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on March 3. The couple have four sons and one serves in the U S Navy.
Farm Bureau Opens Drive For Members
Frederick County Farm Bureau directors and committee men launched a membership drive as part of a statewide and national effort to grow the nation’s largest farm organization. The national goal seeks 1,275,006 new members while Maryland’s drive targets 1,235 members locally, with Frederick County noted as the largest unit in the state having over 1,090 members. Wilbert L. Smith urged farmers to cooperate for favorable legislation and highlighted recent Bureau activity including tax refunds efforts.
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Frederick county campaign closes April 20 for tax relief and Blue Cross drives
The Frederick county drive seeks exemptions from the State sales tax on farm supplies and reductions in real estate levies while promoting Blue Cross hospitalization for farm families. A campaign to recruit new members ends April 20. Stillman Alabama reports a paternity suit against Governor Folson sought to be dismissed amid allegations of clandestine conduct. Christine Johnston of Hanceville files for common law marriage and paternity of her 23 month old son. Light speed in glass is about two thirds that in water.
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