Chinese Elections Spell Trouble
A Western report on Liu Shao-chi’s rise as president of Communist China suggests a tougher era for the West. The piece notes Liu’s pairing with Mao and Chou En-lai as a strong leadership trio, his emergence from party shadows, and his potential impact on Sino Soviet relations and future diplomacy. It recalls a 1945 Yenan interview detailing his resolve, secrecy, and early pro Soviet leanings, warning that policy shifts would likely come from team dynamics.
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Lim Shao-chi
China
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Mao Tze- Tung
Liu
Cf En-lai
Mao
Chinese Communist Party
Liz
Chou
Communist Party
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Liv
Soviet Union
Peiping
Dulles Receives Pain Killers as Treatments End
Washington AP report states John Foster Dulles, ill with cancer, is no longer undergoing X-ray therapy. Neck treatments ended with limited relief, abdominal radiation stopped March 18, and doctors say no further plans are set. He remains hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Hospital.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Dulles
Lincoln White
White
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Visit notes from Dulles meeting with education board chair
Gaddis of the Board of Education joined Staley for a Monday afternoon office practice group meeting. The record notes his visit to Dulles and identifies Staley as the office chair.
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Gaddis
Board of Education
Loffice
Staley
Office Ipractice Group
Frederick County Teachers Attend Maryland Business Education Meeting
Six Frederick County educators attended the Maryland Business Education Association spring meeting at Edmondson High School in Baltimore. Participants included Virginia Hardesty of Brunswick High, Ruth Smith, James Spahr, Cornelius Turner, Mildred WHHS, Carl Staley, and others from Toarmont, Lincoln, Frederick High, and Allen High Schools. The program centered on Trends in Business Education.
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Frederick County
Maryland Business Education Association
Edmonson Senior
Baltimore
Virginia Hardesty
Brunswick High School
Ruth Smith
James Spahr
Toarmont
Cornelius Turner
Lincoln High School
Mildred Whhs
Carl Staley
Frederick High School
Allen
The News Frederick MD Item From April 28 149
A fragment from The News of Frederick Maryland dated Tuesday April 28 lists an ancient year with unclear context. Readable elements include a newspaper origin from Frederick and a historic weekday reference. The text is sparse and lacks identifiable events or persons.
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Frederick
Maryland
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