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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1950

Page

4

Security Council to debate Korea war report amid Indian plan

The United Nations prepared to release a second report on Gen Douglas MacArthur's command as Russia faced possible new charges. A Soviet memo alleged North Korea used war materiel from 1948 and 1980 bearing Russian marks. India pressed a plan for a six member Korean committee and delayed its own proposal as delegates weighed timing and access to elected non permanent members India Ecuador Cuba Norway Egypt Yugoslavia.

United Nations Korea Aan Douglas MacArthur Jakob A. Malik Security Council Korean Front U. N Malik Council Russia North Korea India Pro Sir Benegel N. Rau Theix Ecuador Cuba Norway Egypt Yugoslavia

All Breed Hog Sale At Fair Grounds Draws Maryland Buyers

Buyers from eastern Maryland paid an average of 85 dollars per head for 47 gilts at the all breed hog sale held at the Fairgrounds. It was the first sale of this type in the area in fourteen years, with 13 Hampshires 10 Durocs nine Yorkshires six Berkshires three Herefords four spotted Poland Chinas and two black Poland Chinas on the sale list.

Maryland Fairgrounds

Windshield Sticker Ban Prompted By One-Man Campaign

Justice of the Peace George Z Best backed Maryland Motor Vehicle Code Section 237 a, enforcing the rule that no political sign may appear on a vehicle windshield. Substitute Magistrate Edward J Smith removed a governor candidate sticker from his own car, noting fines from 1 to 100. The law targets signs on windshields and nontransparent material on vehicles. many candidates and supporters favor posters elsewhere.

Justice of the Peace George Z. Best Edward J Smith Justice of the Peaces Smith Lane Jr H. B. O'Brien Bestnan

Ballot Eligibility Question For R Patrick Turner

The Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors cautioned on Wednesday that it has not been determined if R Patrick Turner can appear on the Democratic State convention delegate primary ballot. Turner is not a Frederick County registered voter and remains registered in Prince Georges County. The law requires a candidate to be a registered voter. Jerome Offutt, attorney to the supervisors, noted the matter rests with him as they consider eight filings for seven convention seats, triggering a primary contest.

Board of Election Supervisors R. Patrick Turner Turner Frederick County Prince Georges County Upper Marlboro Jerome Offutt Garner

Democratic Primary Contest Narrowed By Withdrawals

A report notes that one aspirant may withdraw or another may drop out, potentially eliminating a candidate from the Democratic ballot in the upcoming primary contest.

Carroll Farm Bureau Feted At Salisbury

Seventy Carroll County Farm Bureau members dined with the Wicomico County Farm Bureau in Salisbury after touring Queen Anne s and Talbot counties farms. They planned to visit Ocean City, spend the night, inspect Eastern Shore throater belt plants, and return home tomorrow. Crude C Phillips, president of the Wicomico County Farm Bureau, spoke earlier.

Salisbury Carroll County Farm Bureau Wicomico County Farm Bureau Maryland Queen Anne's Talbot Counties Ocean City Crude C Phillips

Carroll county tour invited for dinner at Bhove

Baltimore August 16 report notes two cargoes of superphosphate fertilizer being loaded for shipment to Poland. The Swedish motorship Oklahoma is taking on 4,300 tons as part of the business usual loading at the port.

Bhove Baltimore Poland Oklahoma

Far under atom's punch in Naktong raid described

New York reports that the 1,000 tons of explosives used in yesterday's B-29 attack on the Naktong front equaled about one twentieth of an atom bomb. An A-bomb carries roughly 20,000 tons of TNT.

New York Naktong Front

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