East German Communists Accept US Food Aid
Bonn Aug 6 East Germany unexpectedly accepted President Eisenhower s offer of American food for flood victims reversing earlier protests from Neues Deutschland The Communists thanked Eisenhower for the aid in a letter to the U S high commission in Germany Washington said Eisenhower was gratified Several countries already accepted the offer and East Germany s move followed weeks of sharp anti American rhetoric by the ruling party official paper The aid is part of a new law authorizing food shipments to distressed areas despite unfriendly governments and follows a pattern of Berlin deliveries despite East zone restrictions.
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Eisenhower
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Communist Party
Hisenhower
Europe
United States
Berlin
East Zone
James C. Hagerty
League of Red Cross Societies
McKeldin warns party of pitfalls and unity
Maryland Governor McKeldin warned against party disunity and praised the two party system as a safeguard for freedoms. He spoke to emphasize unity within the GOP ahead of reelection, while Democrats search for a candidate to oppose him after a contentious primary and postvote challenges.
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University of Maryland
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Mahoney
European Army plan strains U S French aims
James Marlow outlines how a single European Defense Community could reconcile German rearmament with French control. Bonn and Paris accords bind Germany’s sovereignty to EDC, risking a U S Britain France split if France withholds approval. Also notes Farnham, last survivor of Bunker Hill, died aged 104 in Acton Massachusetts in 1860.
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James Marlow Washington III
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Britain
Germany
Europe
EDC
European Defense Community
France
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
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Bonn
Paris
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Bunker Hill
Acton
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Eggs For Summer Meals From Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Betsy J. Lovington urges four eggs daily for health, detailing egg nutrition, storage, grading, and uses. Instructions cover refrigeration, handling, and a Creole Eggs recipe with layers of sauce, eggs, and cheese baked at 350 degrees for 20 minutes.
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Betsy J. Lovington
Rice Reunion Held At Mountaindale
The ninth annual Rice reunion was held last Sunday in the Mountaindale grove. A basket lunch at noon featured a musical program led by Prof. Charles C. T. Stull with scripture reading and benediction by Rev. Arthur B. Rice. Officers were retained: President Prof. Stull, Vice President Charles L. Rice, Secretary Mrs. Luther T. Geesey, Treasurer Mrs. Raymond Powell, with Alva Rice elected historian. Awards celebrated long-lived and newly joined families, including Mrs. Manzella Gray as oldest woman, Charles W. Rice as oldest man, and couples with long marriages. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rice, and others.
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Charles C. T. Stull
Arthur B. Rice
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Alva Rice
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Benjamin Kanede
Grayson Hooper
Pail Stollgarmenst
Marlene Patricia Hooper
Oscar Rice
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Audrey
Joan
Harold Rice
Mary Babylon
Tax Lien Filed Against Canadians in Large Evasion Case
A New York tax lien of nearly 30 million dollars was filed against three Canadians Albert L. McLennan George W. Norgan and Isidore J. Klein of Vancouver British Columbia in an alleged 16.4 million dollar tax evasion scheme. Federal warrants were issued as they were indicted last May with six others for attempted tax payments evasion. The government also filed a 4 068 967 tax lien against Hyman Harvey Klein of Los Angeles as part of the same case.
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Internal Revenue Service
Albert L. McLennan
George W. Norgan
Isidore J. Klein
Vancouver
B.C
Hyman Harvey Klein
Los Angeles
Isidor Klein
Senate hearing erupts over drunken Army conduct accusation
William P. Gandall, a witness at a Senate hearing, accused Senator Jenner of drunk and disorderly conduct as an Army officer in England during World War II. Jenner called him a liar, saying the testimony was false and that he had to restrain the witness from escalating the dispute.
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