Asia Kill in Korea dominates U N debate at Security Council
Britain's Sir Gladwyn Jebb and Soviet Malik clashed in the United Nations over Korea and Asia strategy. Jebb urged North Korea’s retreat to the 38th parallel and warned Asia could become “the scene of the crime” again if UN troops withdraw. Malik accused the U N of aggression and claimed U S interests drive the Korean war.
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Korea
MacArthur Malik
Douglas MacArthur
U.N
Syngman Rhee
North Korea
U.S
Asia
Malik
MacArthur
Far East
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
Jebb
U. N
Ashe
Europe
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Council
Iowa
Colorado
Chinju
Denver
Sioux City
Genghis Khan
U. S
Outer Mongolia
Seattle
America
Marx
Karl Marx
Texas
Chicago
Spoiled TV Show Infant Fatally Hurt
New York August 1 25 year old father Walter Dorn is charged with homicide for fatally slapping his nine month old daughter Deborah after she cried while he watched television. Dorn appeared with his wife Bernice in felony court where he was ordered held without bail pending August 25. Authorities said the infant died of a fractured skull. Dorn admitted striking the child and then returning to the TV program. Brin noted prior offenses including grand larceny and burglary.
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New York
Walter Dorn
Bernice
Philip B. Thurston
Deborah
Harold Birn
Afi
Brin
Dorn
Truman Not To Press For UMT Just Now
Washington Aug 14 President Truman backs compulsory military training for youth but will not press for UMT this session to avoid delaying Korea war legislation. Legion leaders push for a bill granting presidential power to start civilian training, while Defense officials flag possible consideration of universal training and a draft alternative. Rep Towe has a 18–20 six month training bill from 1947 seeking reserve enlistment.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Charles Ross
Ross
George Craig
The
American Legion
Legion
Craig
Defense Department
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Departments
Towe
R-Nj
House Armed Services Committee
Marriages and visitors mark busy Bolivar area
Mrs Robert Morgan and children from Front Royal Virginia wed Miss Laverne Stuart of Brunswick and Calvin Robinson of Bolivar Heights in Williamsport at the Methodist church. Many local residents and relatives, including 4 H Club members, attend reunions at Cliffside Cabins. A town note mentions reducing loud automobile horn noise for a softer warning.
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Bolivar
W. Va
Robert Morgan
Front Royal
Agnes DeLawder
Laverne Stuart
Brunswick
Calvin Robinson
Kenneth Robinson
Bolivar Heights
Williamsport
Meade
Charles Town
Nettie Cummings
Mary Cummings
Nellie Murphy
Pittssburgh
Charles Whitmore
H. J. Phillips
Benny Jean
Mt. Williams
William Harris
Camp Hill
Marvin Smail
Philadelphia
William Henretta
Capon Park
Curtis Feaster
Henretta
California
Rome
N. Y
C. B. Koonce
Washington
John Newcomer
Cliffside Cabins
Holden
NLRB Orders Two Election Hearings
The NLRB directs union elections within 30 days at Holyoke Mills Company and Potomac Dyeing and Finishing Company in Hagerstown Maryland to determine representation by the CIO Textile Workers Union. Potomac and Holyoke operate as distinct units with separate workers and labor relations policies.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Holyoke Mills Company
Potomac Dyeing and Finishing Company
Hagerstown
CIO Textile Workers Union
Potomac
Holyoke Mills
NLRB
Tw6
Prizes Awarded to Maryland 4 H Club Members
About 1 100 4 H Club members gathered in College Park for a week of activities and prize awards. Delegates split into groups for a fashion show and highway safety demonstration led by State Police Corporal SM Conrad. He noted teen drivers have high accident rates but Maryland’s safe driving courses help keep the teenage rate comparatively low. Patricia West presented bronze bookends to Dr T Bo Symons, who will retire next fall after 32 years as director of the University of Maryland College of Agriculture Extension Service.
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College Park
Maryland
Patricia West
Lothian
T Bo Symons
Soungalers
University of Maryland College of Agriculture
Miss West
Symons
Con
Rad
Conrad
Nancy McCauley
Hagerstown dress contest winner to compete in Chicago fall
A Hagerstown club member took first prize in a dress review with a self made pink organza evening gown. Sisters and other entrants from Galena St Leonard Davidsonville Middletown and Harford County were acknowledged for prizes in dairy foods and butter churning demos. New All-State members were named including John Barker Gladys Beachley James Montgomery and others from Frederick Howard and surrounding counties.
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Hagerstown Club
Nancy
Dane
Chicago
Ruth Gillespie
Galena
Dorothy Willians
St. Leonard
Elizabeth Suit
Davidsonville
Dairy Foods
Bernadette Chaffelty
Phyliss Beachy
Feller
Middletown
John Grier
Harford County
John Barker
Gladys Beachley
James Montgomery
Frederick County
Brooke Conaway
Doris Pickett
Frances Scaggs
Howard County
Herbert King
Peter Beall
Patricia Lynch
Margery Fry sod Merlorle Bar- The News, Frederick
Brief rural notice from Montgomery County dated Saturday August 18 1968 reports Margery Fry's obituary in The News Frederick detailing local events and community memory.
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Margery Fry
Merlorle Bar
Frederick
Afd
Montgomery County
Four Fined As Trials Begin At Leonardtown
Leonardtown trials opened with four defendants fined and two rejected guilty pleas during preliminary hearings. Joh Roach of Mechanicsville Tavern and Manny Horowitz of Lexington Park were ordered to stand trial in Circuit Court on bookmaking charges after attempts to plead guilty. States Attorney John H. Bristowe urged the magistrate to deny plea bargains citing state law. Police said 24 people were arrested in St Marys County when a countywide gambling raid struck multiple sites.
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Leonardtown
St Mary's
Jo Ralph Abell
Joh Roach
Mechanicsville
Manny Horowitz
Lexington Park
John HT. Bristeve
Roth Ruach
Horowitz
Abell
Stall Fry
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Roy H. Walter
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U. 5
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St
Tatire
M. D. Harp Agency — Realtors
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Gordon W. Spurrier
Broker
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Frederick, MD
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Ence
New
International
Harvester
Convent
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont
Monrovia Supply CO
Monrovia
New Market
H. B. Duvall
H. C. Summers
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
East Church Street
Frederick, Maryland
Citizens National
Citizens National Bank
Null and Null
Fernell Poultry Farm
Ashton
Colesville
New Hampshire
Beltsville
Hoover
Cape
T. B
Eleo
Morris
Fern J. Fairall
Celesville
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Sigspa
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