Short-Sighted Russian Actions in Austria Criticized by General Clark
General Clark’s July report denounces Soviet selfishness in Austria and across occupied territories. He says Russia grabs oil and other properties labeled German, blocks central government formation, and obstructs Austrian recovery while UNRRA enforces aid rules amid Geneva talks.
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Austria
Clark
Moscow
Conttol Council
Russia
Geneva
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Florela LaGuardia
UNRRA
UNARA
United States
Britain
Canada
INRA
Abolishing Depressions and Economic Measures
Statesmen economists and business leaders have long pursued laws and actions to end cycles of stagnation and unemployment. The text notes speculation-driven crises in the thirties, the need to keep markets within safe limits, and the hardship of joblessness, especially for youth, while urging preparation for future downturns. Dr Abdel Ross Wentz returns from Europe.
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Wentz
Gettysberg
Abdel Ross Wentz
Geturg Lutheran Theologial
Europe
Nel Sit
World Church
Tension in Europe Sparks US Ambitions and Warnings
The article argues that despite talks with Germany Italy and Japan peace remains elusive and the United States faces pressure from Russia in Europe Yugoslavia is cited as aligned with Moscow and US planes may face danger American diplomacy hinges on keeping a strong European presence with naval air power and allied readiness amid calls to avoid isolation and a third world war.
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Yugoslavia
United States
Japan
Belgrade
Richard C. Patterson
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Europe
Russia
Moscow
America
Congress
Truman
White House
Army
Navy
Department of State
United Nations
Great Britain
Witler
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From the News Columns
Aged Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad runs in experimental three day period with no mishap. A trolley party rides Frederick to Braddock Heights hosted by local youths. Braddock Heights bicycle lantern parade next Thursday with prizes including umbrellas and cigars. William A Mansfield hosts large stamp collection estimated at five thousand foreign stamps. Rocky Springs Sunday School held annual picnic with about 1200 attendees. program features recitations by Grayson Renner and Mamie Lakin and addresses by Hoffmeier and Hench Frederick. Myersville cornet band provides music. George Ross and Holmes Baker go hunting and bring home six powers.
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The
Frederick
Middletown
Braddock Heights
William A. Mansfield
Court Street
Rocky Springs
Grayson Renner
Mamie Lakin
Yellow Springs
Revs. Hoffmeier
Myersville Cornet Band
Messrs
George Ross
Holmes Baker
Local Race News and Weather from Calinams August 21 1926
County Treasurer Clarence M Pfleeger withdraws from Republican renomination after Tucal law prevents successive terms. Thomas A Chap remains the lone Republican candidate. Rain for the tenth straight day brings August total to 6.73 inches. Ballenger Creek bridge replacement ends flood damage to traffic. Walter Sin Local Attorney files for State's Attorney on Republican ticket. Prof Charles H Remsberg and family return to Braddock residence after rebuilding following May fire.
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Calinams
Clarence M. Pfleeger
Thomas A. Chapnow
Ballenger
Ballenger Creek
Walter
Sin
Charles H. Remsberg
Rema
Henry C. Remsperg
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Today in History anniversaries and notable births
A jumble of historical dates and names highlights past events from 1666 to 1996. Notable births include Asher B. Viland and Carrie Snow, with multiple milestones such as the Day of Deliverance, Nat Turner's uprising, and the Dumbarton Oaks Conference noted.
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Asher B. Viland
Derst
Jefferson Village
N. J
New York
IMG
Tames Lick
San Francisco
Observatory
Fredericksburg
John Fritz
Chester Co
William Pepper
Philadelphia
Univ. of Pennsylvania Medical School
University Hospital
Frank A. Munsey
Mercer
Maine
Nat Turner
Virginia
Charter Oak
Hartford
Conn
Ottawa
National Workingmen’s Association
Baltimore
American Bar Association
Saratoga
N.Y
Black Legion
Detroit
Leningrad
Stalingrad
U. S
Kiska
Aleutians
United States
Veterans' Guide highlights VA aid and visa changes
The notes urge veterans to obtain certificates of eligibility early to avoid delays in subsistence payments. It notes special repair cards for amputees, VA life insurance guarantees during WWII, and the Public Law 471 visa allowing three month visits for foreign fiances of American vets, with no quota waits but self-pay for transport.
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Washington
Joe
Jane
Veterans’ Administration
Lander
U. S
Sam
Wre Te Tan
Earned Lesson on Selfishness and Peace
The excerpt argues the hour's problem lies in how power and wealth affect health and governance. It laments self interest in individuals and nations, urging putting self aside to achieve peace and societal transformation.
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N. AL Lufrurrow
Licenses Issued at Hagerstown and Nearby Areas
Marriage licenses issued in Hagerstown include William E. Toms and Mildred I. Charlton of Williamsport and Elmer G. Sneak and Maude C. Clack of Thurmont. Additional items list biographical notes for Maj. Gen. James E. Fechey and Mickey R. Palmer, with a horoscope advising practical focus on home and business for social regard.
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Hagerstown
William E. Toms
Algersville
Mildred I. Charlton
Williamsport
Elmer G. Sneak
Maude C. Clack
Thurmont
pPrano
Akron
Ohio
James E. Fechey
Army Air Corps
Ft. Ringeald
Tex
Mickey R. Palmer
Clueti, Peabody
Hospital program will not meet all needs under new act
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports that the five year hospital survey and construction act will only meet less than one third of America's real hospital needs. The plan funds states with 75 million annually, requires non federal money for two thirds, and demands state agencies to survey and plan regional hospital improvement.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
NEAI
America
Truman
American Medical Association
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
U. S
U. S. Public Health Service
Suj
Ugvu
Thomas Parran
U.S. Public Health Service
Surgeon Generals Office
Congress
Edmirnmoent
American Hospital Association
Dear Dorothy Dix Conflicts of love and marriage tested
A reader seeks guidance on balancing love with a sailor pursuing education and other suitors. Dorothy Dix counsels against denying companionship, noting time will change both partners. avoid rushing to divorce or coercive maneuvers. maintain sensible self-control and focus on personal growth.
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George Washington
Dorothy Dix
Lesson on Common Misuses and Pronunciation Tips
Guidance highlights frequent errors such as saying in all direc tions and mispronouncing Beatitude. It explains syllable breaks be at i tud and stresses correct pronouncing of be as in be.
Orientation Center for Foreign Students Teaches more than English
The Orientation Center at Wilson Teachers College sponsors cross cultural training for Latin American and Middle Eastern students under the State Department and NEA. Activities include sock hops and ice cream, with tea and dances, as part of acclimation to American life.
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Jane Eads
Washington
State Department
National Education Association
District of Columbia Board of Education
Wilson Teachers College
Office of Inter-American Affairs
Wilson
Orientation Center
United Nations
Terrestrial word study and vowels lesson
The passage explores vowel patterns and spelling tricks with the example Eau de Cologne. It defines terrestrial as earthly and worldly and hints at daily vocabulary growth through focused word study and repetition.
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Finland
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Dr. Wentz
Pacific
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Carrie! Snow
Harper's Bazaar
Ireland
John F. O'Ryan
New
James A. Gray
R. J. Reynolds Tobscco Co
Winston-Salem
N.C
William M. Henry
Los Angeles
Roark Bradford
New Orleans
Tennessee
Queena Mario
Veterans’ Guide
Pweary Ce In
American Hospital
Miss Dix
Sty Femper
Jeffin
Bell Syndicate
China
Syria
Greece
Turkey
Egypt
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