Roosevelt Program Abandoned and Unity Debates Revealed
Elliott Roosevelt says in a Look magazine excerpt that Franklin Roosevelt’s path to world peace was abandoned by those who should know better. He criticizes Byrnes and Congress reactionaries for undermining wartime unity among the United States Great Britain and Russia. The passages cover the Atlantic Charter talks and postwar aims including free trade and decolonization tensions between Roosevelt and Churchill.
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New York
Elliott Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Look Magazine
Duell, Sloan and Peace
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Congress
Byrnes
Truman
State Department
White House
Look
Roosevelt
Eliott
Churchill
U. S
India
Africa
Near East
Far East
England
Dominions
Elliott
Winston
Sale Of Land To U S Is Authorized
The Orphans Court authorized Edward J. Smith to complete the sale to the United States Government of fourteen acres adjacent to Camp Derrick. Cal Baughman had given a purchase option on June 27 for 1500 dollars. Col. Baughman died August 1 before completion. Smith is empowered to convey not less than 1500 dollars under the option.
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Orphans’ Court
Edward J. Smith
Col. E. Austin
Baughman
United States
Camp Derrick
Mr. Smith
Cal. Baughman
Col. Baughman
Camp Detrick
Smith
Appeals From Fines and Suspended Jail Sentences
Tuscarora District residents appealed fines and jail terms handed by Magistrate Alten in Police Court. In a prior session, Dr Ira L Houghton of Hagerstown paid 135 dollars and costs after guilty pleas to drunken driving and hit and run on August 12. Raymond Crebbs and Harvey Wallace, defended by Sherman P Bowers, were found guilty of assault on Henry Hopp of Route 3 Frederick, August 3, with 25 dollar fines and 30 days jail (suspended) and bonds posted for appeals. State Attorney Edwin F Nikkls and Richard H E Zimmerman prosecuted. Hopp described as the most beat-up man he had seen. Miss and Mrs Enola Martin of Middletown pleaded guilty to intoxication. he remanded to jail 10 days for default of 20 dollar fine, she five days for default of 5 dollars. City collateral forfeitures listed for several individuals. traffic forfeitures noted.
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Tuscarora
Alten
Bennett
People’s Court
Ira L. Houghton
Hagergtown
Raymond Crebbs
Harvey Wallace
Sherman P. Bowers
Henry Hopp
Frederick
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hopp
Crebbs
Wallace
Edwin F. Nikkls
Richard HE. Zimmerman
Seqe
Middletown
William Miss
Enola Martin
Victory Smile McCarthy Wins Wisconsin Primary Victory
Joseph R. McCarthy a 37 year old circuit judge from Appleton Wisconsin and former Marine Corps captain smiles as he learns of his election in the Wisconsin primaries. A telephoto shot credits William B. Cosgrave and NEA. Also listed are parking and driving citation details across several Maryland and Colorado locations with multiple officers named and varied fines.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Appleton
Wis
Marine Corps
UeUk Cee Skee Sek
Dedidee Dhae
Wisconsin
Negotiations to Be Resumed at Hagerstown
Pangborn Corporation chief Pangborn said the company consents to resuming talks with local 842 United Auto Workers CIO after a month long strike that halted production. He warned policy on fundamental issues remains unchanged and the strike must be resolved. Clarence Keedy Dies in Hagerstown at 83, longtime Democrat activist and member of the Maryland School for the Deaf Board of Visitors.
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Hagerstown
Thomas W. Pangborn
Pangborn Corporation
United Auto Workers
CIO
Pangborn
Ietter
Clarence Keedy
Keedy
Amiaryland School For the Deaf Board of Visitors
Dardanelles Demand Of Reds Spurned
The United States informed Russia of its unqualified opposition to Soviet demands for a joint military role in the Dardanelles. A note to Soviet chargé d affaires Fedor Orekhov at the State Department outlined four main points opposing Moscow’s terms and supporting Turkey’s stance. The US favors UN principles and an international conference to revise straits control, in line with the Montreux Treaty.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Black Seas
Fedor Orekhov
State Department
Orekhov
Turkey
Ankara
Britain
Straits
Black Sea
United Nations
Montreux
Hopes Atomic Bomb Will Be Set Aside
In San Francisco on August 19 a joint task force commander arriving from Bikini tests warned there is no complete defense against the new weapon while voicing hope for a universally acceptable method to remove it from arsenals. He opposed outlawing the bomb and described possible defenses including specialized planes, underground factories, and intelligence work.
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San Francisco
Eney EO Daewey
Joint Task Force
Washington
Russia
Soviet Union
Statewide Cafeteria Plan Adopted by Frederick Board
The Frederick County Board of Education adopted the statewide cafeteria plan amid rising teacher costs. The plan uses federal funds to lower meal costs, requires a county cafeteria supervisor, and adds clerical staff. Schools already operating cafeterias in Frederick and other towns would expand equipment and non profit lunches for all students.
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State Department of Education
Frederick County
Pruitt
Frederick High School
Elm Street
Parkway
Washington Street
Lincoln
Frederick City
Thurmont
Brunswick
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Libertytown
Lewistown
New Market
Adamstown
Wolfsville
Creagerstown
Johnsvile
Buckeystown
Liberty
Frederick
Eehantic
Myrtle Marcum
Mary Ruth Weybright Marcum
Dorothy Strathern
Aileen Rhodes
Ruth Howie
Brunswick High School
Constance R. Johnson
Robert S. Cairns
Nita Valentine
Washington St. School
Joyce Brandenburg
Myersville
Mary . Schwartz Thompson
Parkway School
Dorothy Eloise Wildman
June Foster
Virginia W. Hardesty
Mary M. M. Margrabe
Harry Grine
Frederick Lincoln School
David W. Henry
Leon Frisby
G. Thomasena Jackson
Joyce Heatwale
Liberty High School
Marion Reagers
Betty Ann Lease
Ada Bell Poole
Marion Rogers
Alice Ann Bates
Robert Sprague
Emmitsburg High School
Adeline M. Sawyer
Loretta Kincaid
Sabillasville
Charlotte Holter
Alias John Doe and Brunner testifies on profits from wire deal
John F Brunner, identified as John Doe, testified before a House committee that he received 1480 from a scarce wire screening deal. He had served 17 months for padding payrolls at Ft Belvoir and was released last year from Lorton. The Insurance Committee discussed school bus insurance and higher property values for school properties while noting a new 54 passenger bus for Liberty High School runs. Water hyacinths flood the Clarence River in Australia, creating 400 yard long rafts that carry snakes and rabbits downriver past Grafton.
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John F. Brunner
Benjamin Fields
John Doe
House
Brunner
Weg Meee Neve Huh Danind
Lorton Reformatory
Ft. Belvoir
J. Vernon Cole
Jentz
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ernest Heifenstein
Liberty High School
Supt. Pruitt
Clarence River
Australia
Grafton
Board debates janitors and bus operators pay at Parkway school
At Parkway elementary, the Board discussed higher pay for janitors and school bus operators. Bus drivers are under contract and not salaried employees, with contracts ranging from about 87568 to 2400 per year for small to double run buses. Janitor salaries vary from 45 to 110 per month, with some paid monthly year round for consistent maintenance.
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Alice M. Love
Parkway
Ano
Peace Parley Hits New Snag In World War II Talks
Paris officials report the peace conference stalled as Greece objects to Bulgaria treaty preamble asserting Bulgaria fought Germany. Delegates debate Bulgarian wartime role, Wastern Thrace claims, and co-belligerent status while committees for Italy Finland and Hungary delay treaty drafts awaiting secretariat recommendations and amendment deadlines.
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Paris
Bulgaria
M. P. Pipinopolis
Greece
Germany
Nemand
Secretariat
Economic Commission
Italy
Hungary
Finland
Bacteria Could Survive Thousands of Years in Suspended Animation
Scientists note that certain bacteria may endure extreme dormancy for millennia, resuming activity when conditions return favorable. Research highlights the durability of microbial life under prolonged energy scarcity and environmental stress.
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