East Germany advances toward Soviet orbit says McCloy
High Commissioner John J. McCloy warned the Soviet zone in East Germany is being remade into a Soviet satellite. He called the remilitarization a sinister development with an army of at least 50,000 and said Western Germans show cautious approval of Bonn’s government amid East West tensions.
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Frankfurt
Germany
John J. McCloy
Soviet Russia
East Germany
Western Germany
Europe
Laun- McCloy
Soviet Union
McCloy
McCroy
Berlin
High Commissioner
N. C. Sharrer Daughter On Long European Tour
Mrs. Luther W. Ritter of Littlestown returns from nearly five weeks in Europe with Newton C. Sharrer of Rocky Ridge. They toured Paris Rheims Milan Rome Naples Florence and Venice, with stops in Austria Germany and Italy. They met family in Paris and Linz, and rejoined relatives in New York and Taneytown upon final return.
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Luther W. Ritter
Littlestown
Europe
Newton C. Sharrer
Rocky Ridge
Frederick County
la Guardia
TWA
Orly Field
Paris
Frances Sharrer
EUCOM
Rheims
Chateau Thierry
France
Italy
Switzerland
Lucerne
Milan
Leonardo da Vinci
Rome
Pius VII
Naples
Venice
Florence
Pompeii
Isle of Capri
Ufizzi
Pitti
Misa Sharrer
Mr. Sharrer
Ritter
Salzburg
Austria
Linz
Norman E. Sharrer
124Th Station
Berchtesbaden
Germany
Oberammergau
Munich
Hitter
New York City
LaGardia
New York
Luther W. Fitter
Mary Louise
Carl
William E. Ritter
Taneytown
Who Our Real Enemy Is If Korea War Spreads
Washington reports that U S military men favor a policy shift to identify the true aggressor if Communist expansion widens the Korean conflict. They caution against scattering forces to quell fires abroad and foresee UN Security Council action if Chinese or Russian links are proven.
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United States
Moscow
America
U. S
Europe
Korea
Council
Security Council
The
United Nations
China
U.S
Lmen
Russia
Idaho Senator Taylor Defeated By 948 Votes in Primary
Boise voters returned former Senator D. Worth Clark to the U S Senate with 26,897 votes while incumbent Glen H. Taylor received 25,949 in the August 8 primary. The Idaho Canvassing Board certified the results, ending Taylor's bid for renomination to a six year term.
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Boise
Idaho
Arg
Glen H. Taylor
Senate
Idaho Canvassing Board Today
D. Worth Clark
Taylor
Rep
Taylor Concession Postponed By Canvass Board Recheck
Taylor's defeat became official after multiple Canvass Board meetings were postponed to recheck totals from 839 precincts statewide. Taylor returned to Washington last weekend and had refused to concede Clark's nomination until the canvass.
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Es Compton
White
Taylor
Washington
Clark
Connecticut Known as the Land of Steady Habits
The state of Connecticut is often described by the nickname Land of Steady Habits reflecting its historical reputation for stability and orderly governance. The phrase appears in discussions of state identity and regional culture.
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State of
Connecticut
Knowledge of Anniversaries in Early America
Today In History notes births and deaths of notable figures such as Allan Pinkerton Gardiner Hubbard Jane Stanford Bret Harte Edgar Nye William Procter and others with dates ranging from 1684 to 1934. It also recalls events like New Orleans founding 1718 and the Moon Hoax 1835 as well as Lincoln's 1862 call to enlist Negro soldiers and 1918 labor shortages affecting war work.
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Allam Pinkerton
Agency of Name
Oil
Scotland
Chicago
Gardiner G. Hubbard
Boston
Washington
Jane Lathrop Stanford
California
Albany
N.Y
Bret Harte
N. Y
Edgar W. Nye
Bill Nye
Shirley
Maine
William Cooper Procter
Cincinnati
Glendale
New Orleans
Dauphin Island
Pioneer Labor Party
Workingmen’s Party
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
D. C
N. Y. Sun
Lincoln
Birthdays and horoscopes tied to postwar era notes
Old paper item lists diverse items from 19th and 20th century history including postwar reconstructions, Soviet relations, Paris restoration, and U S House Armed Services inquiry. It marks birthdays of Waldo Frank Clarence Reese Leonard Bernstein Raymond Walter Ruby Keeler Maurice Visscher Paul Buck and a general horoscope cautioned on procrastination amid a transit industry employment figure of about 266000.
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U. S
Germany
United States
Soviet Russia
Paris
U. S. House Armed Services Committee
Waldo Frank
Long Branch
N. J
Clarence Reese
Continental Motors
Detroit
Muncie
Ind
Leonard Bernstein
New York
Lawrence
Mass
Raymond Walter
University of Cincinnati
Bethlehem
Ruby Keeler
Nova Scotia
Maurice B. Visscher
University of Minnesota
Holland
Mich
Paul H. Buck
Harvard
Columbus
Ohio
Luf's Stuff.
A playful note on greetings and moods as meetings bring pleasure. It contrasts how "Hello" feels when expectations rise with how "Good-bye" can carry different meanings when joy fades. It then likens replacing an old carpet with a new one laid over it.
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