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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1955

Page

6

MacArthur Yalta views to be released by Defense Dept

Washington April 8 The Defense Department said information bearing on whether Gen Douglas MacArthur wanted Russia in the Pacific war in 1945 will be made public but no date is set The material will be released only as a whole and may not be in narrative form The Army argues disclosure could reveal vital invasion planning details MacArthur had opposed Soviet entry into the Pacific war and urged against concessions The issue arose from Yalta documents and memos about the 1945 meeting Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin Also includes a local church notice and a Britannica note on courtesy

Washington Douglas MacArthur Russia Defense Department Pentagon C. Herschel Schooley Department On Chief Caf Department Churchill Marshall Stalin Roosevelt Japan Europe Asia MacArthur U.S Yalta United States

Club Invites County Delegates to Jeffersonian Meeting

Frederick county members of the House of Delegates head the guest list for the Jeffersonian Democratic Club meeting at the Moose Club on West South Street Monday at 8 pm. Secretary Joseph J. Coady expects strong attendance as plans for a spring summer schedule and the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner on Friday April 29 are discussed. Delegates to the General Assembly will comment on the just-concluded legislative session.

Frederick County House of Delegates Jeffersonian Democratic Club Moose Club South Street Joseph J. Coady Notatrs General Assembly

Maryland Employment Declines Slightly in February Tide

Baltimore April 7 The State Department of Employment Security reports 774,000 Maryland non farm workers as of Feb 15, down about 1,500 from Jan and 3,700 from Feb 1954. Manufacturing gains 1,400 from Jan, yet still 6,400 below last year due to durable goods swings. Nonmanufacturing jobs fall 2,700 in February despite being 2,700 higher than mid-Feb 1954. Weather, railroading cuts, and construction slowdowns shape the broader drop.

Baltimore State Department of Employment Security Maryland

Maryland employment shifts show February gains and losses

February employment data show 2,000 fewer Federal jobs than 1954, with state and local governments adding 4,100 versus a year earlier. Federal total 47,600. state and local 71,700. Non manufacturing at 529,000 includes 119,000 in government and 165,000 in wholesale retail trade. Durable goods 245,900 with 43,000 transport equipment. non-durables 101,000. Damascus PTA notes and events include school health talk, a pre school conference April 29, and a Gaithersburg square dance April 15 hosted by 4-H Council.

Eurners Marsland Maryland

Stevenson to Make Fireside Talk On CBS Monday Night

Adlai E. Stevenson will deliver a coast to coast fireside dial on CBS next Monday from 10 to 10 30 p m EST. The 1952 Democratic presidential candidate will speak from Chicago in his first major address since December. Sam Brightman said the DNC was not consulted and no advance talks with congressional leaders were noted. A unnamed party official said friends urged him to address foreign policy issues.

New York CBS Adlai E.stevenson Chicago Sam Brightman Democratic National Committee Washington Stevenson Congress

Two Teens Rescued From Car Crash Into River

In Bristol, April 7, Nancy Willis eight teen, and Alb red Paine Jr. were trapped for hours after their 1949 two door car plunged from a road into the Smith River. Rescued by a fire department ladder, they lay cold and hungry but expected to be released tomorrow.

Bristol Groud Franklin Nancy Willis Thaak Edwina Merrill Albred FE Paine Jo Smith River Nancy Paine Hero Ug Paine Newsmen

Educational Tour Set For April 16 By SECA

South End Civic Association schedules another educational tour on April 16 by chartered railroad train. Frederick County reports 488 signed for the Saturday trip with participants from Middle town Parkway North Market Washington Street North End and Parkway elementary schools. Remaining schools include Elm SALEOL Antars Lincoln and Walkersville as signups continue.

South End Civic Association Frederick Countia SECA Middletown Parkway North Market Street Washington Street North End Alt End Elm Saleol Antars Lincoln Walkersville Glaa Om Tyee

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