College deferments tied to test timing amid draft talks
Hershey says draft testing will be delayed this spring until test scores and scholastic standings are calculated. He expects freshmen to assemble next fall without interference from Selective Service. Educators report thousands of inquiries from college men worried about deferments ending before the qualification tests or grades.
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Parsons Newman to Speak on Frederick and the Civil War
Parsons Newman, attorney and former president of the Historical Society of Frederick County, will present a talk at the society meeting. The event features an original paper on Frederick and the Civil War and includes a society archives presentation by Mrs. Hammond Clary about Neidhart’s Bakery on East Patrick Street, a landmark marking Frederick City’s first building site.
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Pace tours Far East to assess Korean battle effort
Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr. flies from Tokyo toward Honolulu after meetings with President Quirino and Philippine defense leaders. His Korea visit focused on training South Koreans for combat, praising Filipino troops in Korea and asserting the Allied army can stand against a Chinese Communist spring attack. Pace stressed the need to expand Korean enlistment and commended their growing confidence and courage.
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Truman to Democrats Seeks Clear Foreign Policy We Will Win Peace
President Truman told a Washington audience that the United States will not appease and will continue the Korea war to avert a world war. He asserted that if the policy succeeds, peace will be won, adding that his own fate mattered little if peace is achieved.
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Parade plans announced for city celebration
Rave Rot Hemn comipited and later announcements will be made as plans progress. The annual parade, a feature of the celebration, will be bigger and better than ever. Liberal prizes are being offered for floats, fire companies, auxiliaries, decorated vehicles, Boy and Cub Scouts. The parade will move from the vicinity of the South Gate of the hospital at 6 p.m. CST. All who are interested are invited to part icipate. The French port of Bordeaux j is a city of more than 250, and. Say you saw it in The News.
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