Sees Reds In Effort To Ruin Jap Conference
Washington reports Secretary Acheson warned Russia may wage propaganda to disrupt the San Francisco peace conference set for September 4. He noted Russia’s possible attendance and urged concrete UN action while calling for an end to the iron curtain. He also commented on India Pakistan tensions and Oatis’ Czech prison case.
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Reds
Washington
Acheson
Russia
San Francisco
United States
Britain
India
Philippines
Kremlin
Japan
Truman
Nikolai Shvernik
Presidium
Soviet Union
Shvernik
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Pakistan
State Department
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Foreign farm experts visit U. S. for study trips
Agricultural experts from Norway Denmark Belgium visit Frederick and Loudoun counties in Virginia as guests of the U S Department of Agriculture. They tour Quonset barns glass-lined silos and sprinkler systems at Hillsboro and Howard farms and inspect steel structures in Frederick before returning to Washington and Beltsville.
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Norway
Denmark
Belgium
United States
U. S
Frederick
Loudoun
Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
A. W. van Leer
Washington
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
J. William Brostus, Jr
Tim Hutchison
Leon [Howard Farm
America
Olav Kaki
Knut Haug
Olav Hjulstad
Mons. Haako
Foreign farm experts study U.S. farming systems
Van Himbeck, Faret Fetit, Belgium and other European agricultural leaders visit the United States under the Economic Cooperation Administration program to study farm structures machinery and methods. They will stay in the United States through November 30.
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van Himbeck
Faret Fetit
Belgium
America
Weconomic Cooperation Administration
United States
Ten Percent Of Allegany Teachers Resign
Cumberland August eight. One tenth of Allegany county public school teachers have resigned since summer vacation started. County superintendent Charles L. Kopp says many quit for higher pay in other counties or private industry. Twelve resign this week, total 50 since June. Eighteen left elementary, thirty-two high schools. Allegany has about 500 teachers. Maryland Legislative Council hearings warned of trouble from low pay and pay gaps between counties. Allegany minimum is 2500 dollars annually, 300 above state minimum.
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Cumberland
Pima
Allegany County
Charles L. Kopp
Maryland
Legislative Council
County approves pay raise amid state veto clash
The County Commissioners approved a premium and $100 raises for teachers earning under $3,000. The General Assembly had approved a $200 state minimum increase, but Governor McKeldin vetoed it, citing local responsibility and tax limits.
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County Commissioners
General Assembly
McKeldin
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Whiteville
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Jean Thackston Taylor
Beaufort
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Amos A. Holter
Henry E. Thackston
Middletown
Frederick County
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H. K. Ferguson Company
Brieeck
Kehne Furniture Company
South Market St
Labe
Hendrickson
McCall Pattie
South Market
Delphey’s
West
Patrick St
Hillside Majors
Studebaker
Ray
Jim
Hospital Add, Inc
Frederick, Md
Stude. Champ
R. HW
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Ford
Jeep
Udebaker
Ad Agee Reberich MD
Allegany
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
Gehit
Hennettt
Bennett
Corette
Warner
Bennet Fy
DuMont
Wayside Radio
East Patrick Street
Tobey
New Hampshire
New Market
MT. Airy
Frederick CO
William S. Hood
Meles
Cc. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Socony
Economy Oil CO
N. Market ST. Frederick, MD
Rockingham
Morrell Pride
Wilkins
ENT
the Tot
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Beanelly
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