Rusev-Polish Breach Deepens With Britain and US Efforts
The article reports a widening Soviet Polish diplomatic rift sparked by the Smolensk case, with Poland seeking release of Poles held in the USSR, a German inquiry planned at Katyn, and Churchill and Sikorski’s talks to mend ties. It also notes Pravda and Wasilewska commenting on legitimacy and possible Polish Soviet organization.
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Blue Ridge Lines Cancel Defense Bus Runs In Maryland
After seven months of failed effort to move workers from Iwasse to Hagerstown for the defense plan, Blue Ridge Lines ends the three profitable trips and cancels all defense routes between Frederick and Hagerstown. Officials cite reshaped schedules to support ration transport while limiting trips to essential areas.
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Salisbury Considers Curfew Law to Combat Juvenile Delinquency
Salisbury Mayor and Council weigh a curfew at the urging of Police Chief William J. Chatham who says girls under 16 roam streets, beer joints, and parked cars at night. He cites servicemen influx as partly to blame while noting girls as young as 13 are seen roaming unsupervised.
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City Democrats set May precinct primaries and convention
The City Democratic Executive Committee met in the court room at the Court House and fixed precinct primaries for Friday night May 7 at 7 30. Voters in precincts 1 3 5 7 meet in various city rooms to select precinct chairs and delegates. The May 14 convention in the Court House court room will nominate candidates for Mayor City Register and Aldermen. Mrs Edward T Cramer underwent surgery at Frederick City Hospital and is reported satisfactory.
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Germany Must Be Invaded Says Dr Henzen at Rotary
Dr C Ray Henzen, lawyer criminologist and economist, told a Rotary Club audience at the Francis Sent Key hotel that Germany must be invaded to show the world our way of life defeats poverty. He urged planning to solve postwar problems and argued for continued industrial production to keep employment and buying power high. He warned of five major postwar challenges including communism fascism hysteria and world wide want.
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Democracy Healthier Through Employment and Reform
Dr Hansen argued democracy grows healthier when trade and manufacturing expand postwar employment. He recalled dangers faced in Chicago during elections and urged solutions through production, commerce, and lifting poverty to keep people working. The talk was introduced by Elias B. Ramsburg with a local audience of ministers and civic leaders.
Damage Suit Demurrer To Be Argued May 13
The Maryland State and Mrs Dorothy R Horner sue M J Grove Lime Co and others over the death of John E Horner in a Route 40 crash two years ago. A demurrer by the defendant was scheduled for May 13 at 10 30 p m after a technical pleadings question.
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Diller Son Stationed at Fort Jackson
In South Carolina Pie. Diller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Casper W. Diller of Mt. Airy, is stationed at Fort Jackson in South Carolina.
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