Herter and Dulles clash over world policy plans
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues Christian Herter will be an effective Secretary of State only if he adheres to Dulles era principles. He warns against appeasement pressures from inside government and Senate Foreign Relations, noting the push by critics to replace strong leadership with flexible diplomacy.
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Imclles
David Lawrence Washington
Christian Arcchibald Herter
Foster Tillies
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Dulles
Department of State
John Foster Dulles
Capitol Hill
Hell
Christian Herter
Congress
Massachusetts
Chris Herter
Aligrong
Moscow
Europe
Khrushchev
Hitler
Communist Wiles in West Highlighted in Public Discourse
A discussion notes that laws are used as weapons by those inside and outside government who engage in Communist strategies, despite public or official roles. The piece frames the issue as a broader geopolitical game influencing policy and governance.
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New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Walkersville Community Notes Include Teas and Tours
Walkersville groups hosted luncheons and visits with Nellie Edith and Mary Nicodemus at Miss Clemson’s Westminster home. Rev. Snyder of the United Church of Christ in Gango Africa spoke at a Glade church regional guild conference. Mrs. Wickless attended the Maryland Democratic clubs meeting in Baltimore. Oren Strine attended Lutheran conference events in several towns. Susan Arnold marked her fourth birthday with relatives in Walkersville and nearby towns. The Methodist Bible classes discussed Isaiah and planned a joint June session and a $17 Boy Scouts contribution. Mrs. William Deter hosted a luncheon with guests Nelson Stauffer Miss Hilda Devilbiss and Edgar Bettle. Vivian LaMar and Bernadette Grey visited from Youngstown Ohio. The Young Adult Class toured Vesey Theological Seminary in Washington and learned of campus changes and a scholarship project.
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Hilda Devilbiss
Walkersvile
Nellie
Edith
Mary Nicodemus
Bess Clemson
Westminster
Price ‘Chase
Helena Staufftr
George Snyder
United Church of Christ
Gango
Africa
Robert Nicodemus
Snyder
Glade Church
Carroll Wickless
Glade Valley
Strine
Methodist Church School
Nicodemus
Clarence Eaves
Isaiah
Susan Wesley
Boy Scouts
William Deter. Taney
Avenue
Nelson Stauffer
Edgar Bettle
Myersvile
Vivian LaMar
Bernadette Grey
Youngstown
Methodist Church
Vesey Theological Seminary
Washington
Western Maryland Colege
American University
Bir
Paul Wilhide
Horace Wright
Allen Nicodemus
Agricultural Research On Farm Near Ellicott City
University of Maryland researchers study grazing trials on a 922 acre Agronomy Dairy Forage Research Farm near Ellicott City Howard County. Experiments compare grass and clover yields milk production and weight, with varying nitrogen levels and silage feeding plans.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Ellicott City
Howard County
Agronomy
University
Maryland, General Assembly
Neri A. Clark
Agronomy Department
Roger W. Hemken
Dairy Department
Fire damages 1947 Ford tractor on Elmer Derr Road
Firemen from The Independent Hose Company were called to the Harold L. Stull property on Elmer Derr Road at eight this morning as a 1947 Ford tractor caught fire. Trooper Gordon H. Smith reported little damage to the engine and tires and police blamed the blaze on a faulty gas line.
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Independent Hose Company
Harold L. Stull
Elmer Derr
Gordon H. Smith
Unemployment and the Babson Topic in Mass
Babson Park Mass readers disturbed by Washington reports on unemployment claim mixed trends. Four factors cited: rising costs and layoffs due to taxes, imports, and global competition. automation and self service increasing store labor cuts. A second view warns wage workers must seek protected ballots for strikes and antimonopoly action to limit consolidations harming jobs.
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Babson Park
Mass
Washington
Germany
Italy
Japan
Russia
Congress
U.S. Justice Department
Unemployment debate cites social security and 65 retirement
The text argues for wage and employer concessions amid unemployment, advocating Social Security use, a 35 hour week, college for youth, and global cooperation guided by the Golden Rule. It condemns liquor as a cause of job loss and urges shared sacrifice during consolidations and economic disputes.
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Pub. Fim. Bar, Inc
Taneytown Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Taneytown residents Mr. and Mrs. William B. Naill observed their 50th wedding anniversary. Married April 15, 1909 at the bride’s Emmitsburg home, they have three sons Wilmer, Daniel, and Eugene and six grandchildren. They were honored at a family dinner at the Green Parrot Tea Room in Emmitsburg. The notice also mentions local social updates and upcoming Taneytown Farm Bureau planning event at Baptist Road.
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Taneytown
William B. Naill
Rt 2
Emmitsburg
Arron Gluck
William Wheeler
Naill
Alice Hoke
Bir
Jacob Hoke
Abraham Naill
Wilmer
Daniel Naill
Eugene Naill
New Canaan
Conn
Green Parrot Tea Room
Bernard Brown
Mildred Brown
United States
Nav
Great Lakes
Ill
Raymond Davidson
York Street
Christina Maio
Elizabeth Rowan
Benjamin Davidson Sr
Benjamin Jr
Philadelphia
Minnie Hatch
Bluffs
Charles R. Clutz
Riverdale Farm
Kersville Road
William T. Haycraft
Towson
Thomas’ Miller
Frederick
William J. Haycraft
Uniontown Road
Taneytown Farm Bureau Planning Group
William Amos
Baptist Road
Kenneth Riitase
David Greenbelt
Mr. Riitase
Slug Found In Body Becomes Historic Memento
Malcolm W Pitt Jr., principal of Pitt Jr. Junior High, entered the hospital with severe abdominal pains expecting an ulcer. X rays showed no ulcer but revealed a calcified carbine slug nestling below the liver. Doctors chose to leave the slug in place as a historic memento from Normandy 1944.
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Richmond
Malcolm WU
Pitt Jr
Normandy
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