Aggression Tables U S and Red Paper Attacks
The Communist Daily Worker denounces U S Mediterranean cruise as an act of aggression aimed at destabilizing Europe and threatening Russian interests. Greece faces diplomatic turbulence on the eve of a plebiscite to restore King George II, with Rodionov seeking a visa to leave and U S naval support noted.
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London
Communist
Daily Worker Today
Mediterranean
U. S
Yangsucy Pt Fey
Wall Street
Europe
U. 5
iGreece
Athens
K. K. Rodionov
Greece
George II
Rodionov
Isador Canker
Mbassador
Ukraine
United Nationsecurity Council
Moscow
Russia
Foreign Office
Sughly
Nami
International War Harbored In Area From India To Egypt
Jerusalem reports a broad Middle East threat as Moslem tensions from Egypt to India rise. The Moslem League slows Indian independence while Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq and Palestine face fear of Russian actions and British imperial interests. Palestinian violence and security controls intensify across Jerusalem.
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India
Egypt
Joseph C, Goodwin
Jerusalem
Palestine
Iran
Iraq
Fghanistan
Persian Gulf
Moslem League
Tran
Delhi
Holy Land
Babrak Abadan
Haifa
Afghanistan
Russia
Khyber Pass
Tehran
Azerbaijan
Iran-Iraq
Basra
Stine
London
Aight
Smell Of Dead In Manila One Year After War Ends
Manila a year after Japan's defeat remains scarred by ruins and slow reconstruction. The city and provinces such as Davao Cebu N cila Cabanatuan and Baguio show ongoing damage with bridges over the Pasig still in use and docks overwhelmed. Government delays on funding reconstruction and rising crime color daily life as make shift shops fill downtown and rice rationing returns in the capital.
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Manila
Philippines
Davao
Cebu
Ncila
Cabanatuan
Baguio
Pasig
Senate
New Middletown American store hit by theft and miscount
Rapid events engulf a new Middletown store on East Main Street after a Friday to Saturday burglary. State police investigate as a back room break fixes through a partition and a later mistaken $50 to $20 cash swap prompts manager morale drop. A New Jersey couple returns to repay the overage.
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Middletown
East Main Street
G. Oliver Price
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Charles Solt
Ershier
New Jersey
Maryland
Chisholm Freed After Ten Months in Army Custody
Shanghai reports Robert Don Chisholm a former Baltimore newspaper man was released by the U S Department of Justice after ten months in U S Army custody connected with his broadcasts during the Japanese occupation.
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Chisholm
Shanghai
Robert
Don) Chisholm
Baltimore, Md
U. S. Army
U. S. Department of Justice
Paris reparations stalemate ends after committee vote
Bulletin Paris reports a three day dispute over reparations concluded in committee as an Australian bid to postpone all demands including Russia's 1 billion dollar bill against five former enemies failed 15 to 2.
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Paris
Russia
Big Four Solidly Backed On Reparations Meeting
Paris August 28 Big Four lines up solidly against an Australian reparations plan as the Foreign Ministers Council may meet tomorrow to speed progress of the peace conference. Thorp and Alphand back the US French British support from Molotov hints at Soviet stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Ministers Council
Willard Thorp
U. S
United States
France
Britain
V. M. Molotov
Italy
Luxembourg Palace
Thorp
U.S
Herve Alphand
Glenville Hail
United Kingdom
Molotov
Bevin
London
Quai D'Orsay
Greece Center Stage in New Russ Move
Greece faces intense pressure as the Soviet bloc exerts influence amidUN debates. The departure of the Russian ambassador and a courtesy American fleet visit heighten tensions. Greeks vote on King George II's return from exile, with opposition forecasting a monarchy win.
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Greece
Kremlin
Paris
Meisnt
Albania
Bulgaria
Ukraine
United Nations Security Council
New York
United Nations
Council
United States
Britain
George II
Athens
London
Frederick County Public Schools Announce Teaching Staffs
Frederick County announces teaching staffs for city and county schools with vacancies. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt notes additional appointments expected next week. Asterisks mark part time teachers. list includes numerous principals and teachers across Buckeystown Point of Rocks Adamstown Parkway North Market Washington Street Elm Street Middletown and others with high school staff continuing as music supervisor.
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Frederick County
Eugene W. Pruitt
Buckeystown
Minnie Keller
Point of Rocks
Charles J. Blemlinger
Nellie Lee Paw Dretwse
Adamstown
Mary V. Bell
Charlotte Hume
Irene Morris
Parkway
Mary E. M
Elizabeth Shoemaker
Edythe Slemund
Anna W. Simmons
Ruth E. Smith
Helen Jane Woodley
Frances Heltzel
Willie E. Howard
Frederick High School
Harry O. Smith
Dorothy Beachley
Flossie Cain
Julia Elchison
Edith Gardiner
Mary J. Shut
Zelma Smith
Erma L. Stull
Louise Woagly
Ethel Beachley
Katharine Bichl
Mary D. Com
Louise Doty
Kathryn Fagan
Audrey
Eyler
Heisley Coran
Anne Marshall
Marion OQ. Maser
Harry
Aruuucasete
Wee Talie Parton
Betty Winebrewer
Louise Willis
Mary Kopfinger
Paul Fillion
Herman Hauver
Warren Smith
Vera D. Walden
Mabel
J. Hoyler
Frances Shores
Ada B. Poole
Helen Beach
Leone B. McNair
Middletown
Herbert F. ‘Davis
Catherine H. Adalt
R. K E. Kieeny
Elizabeth VanFossen
Avery Browning
Louis Ahalt
Lena Thomas
Charlotte Palmer
Helen R. Chandler
Pauline van Pelt
Ruth Dillon
Tolvert Sawyer
Reese Poffenbarger
Dean H. Reindollar
Mary
Helen E. Martin
Helen B. Walter
Saranna W. Kerr
Edna C. Stull
Sara Edwards
Wellsville
Marshall Leatherman
Gladys K. Toms
C. P. Pryor
H. Madelynne Smith
Philip's
Wilda Sinsell
New Market
William L. Brown
Beulah H. DeGrange
Margaret Cranenburg
Mary D. Wood
Geraldine Glenn
Sabillasville
E. Maurice Clarke
Loretta Kincaid
Naomi M. Waynant
Margaret Leatherman
Paxville
William McP. McGill
Barbara F. Warrenter
Woodshoro
Mary K. Repp
Evelyn S. Stull
Bertha R. Fogle
New Midway
Jesse Nicodemus
Marie D. Saylor
Lillian B. Rippcon
Val- Hetta H. Miller
Dorothy J. Hall
Jefferson
Helen R. Hemp
Louise K. Fink
Lula L. Neill
Thurmont
Halsey Declares Free Range for U. S. Naval Cruising
Fleet Admiral William F. Halsey told reporters that American ships may go wherever they please on the high seas, while stressing this does not mean intruding on foreign waters. Speaking after a general press conference in Washington, he defended free global cruising and supported more goodwill voyages for U. S. forces.
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Washington
William F
Bull
Walsey
U. S
Third Fleet
Halsey
Mediterranean
LU. S
Central
South America
Meat ceilings raised by OPA for hogs cattle and lambs
Secretary Andersen orders new OPA ceilings on livestock to lift prices to spur production. Hogs rise to 16.25 dollars per hundred pounds Chicago basis from 14.85 and cattle to 20.25 from 18 with ranges for grades. Lamb dressed ceilings set to about 79 dollars per hundred pounds Chicago basis.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Andersen
OPA
Chicago
Anderson
UN Security Council Debates Ukraine Charges and New Members
The council sparred over Soviet Ukraine charges against Greece while deferring a decision on nine nations seeking UN membership. Britain and the Netherlands opposed Ukraine allegations, arguing they were unsubstantiated, as Dr. Lange urged a deadline on membership while a Ukrainian item remained suspended.
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Snezegy
Agsat
Great Britain
Netherlands
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Greece
U. N
United States
Trygve Lie
WU. N
Brazil
Mexico
Egypt
Semeil
Sism
Oscar Lange
Foland
U.N
Andrei A. Gromyko
Britain
Ukraine
Holland
Ter
Eeleo N. van Kleffens
Alexander Cadogan
van Hleffens
Grocce
London
MecKeldin Decries Cut In Fund For Firemen
Theodore R. McKeldin of Baltimore, Republican governor candidate, denounces a $5,000 cut in Maryland's annual appropriation for injured volunteer firefighters. He notes volunteers serve without pay and urges protection for those exposed to accidents and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne
Theodore R- McKeldin
Baltimore
Maryland
Rcld
OPA Fights For Dairy Price Ceilings Restoration
New York August 28 Paul A Porter head of the price agency warned dairy prices may rise if ceilings on fluid milk and dairy products at the June 30 level are not restored. The head predicted prices will get out of hand soon amid pressure from the market.
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New York
OPA
Paul A. Porter
Price Agency
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Poland
Selene Tetoy
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Yalta
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Patterson
War Department
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Irene
Turkey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Mary N Struby
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Blanche Beard
Myris &, Baumgartner
G. Pearl Thomas
Edna FP. Harwood
Burklesville
Hazel Lolter
West Brunswick
E. Virginia Wenner
Lavenia Toad
Katherine B. Manor
Anna C. Nichols
Elsie EB. Talbott
Georgia A. Mood
Lilian KR. Cain
East Brunswick
Hazel N. Goode
Ollie Miller
Eva F. Magalis
Frances
M. Burgee
Helen L. Lenhart
Margaret H. Strailman
Brunswick High
William B. Jones
Mary Margrabe
Alma S. Jones
Mary Rockwell
William Harrington
Richard Summers
Frederick Donovan
Jonny O'Conor
Mary W.holter
Virginia W. Hardesty
Elizabeth McCare
Eligabeth Browne
Sean Frisby
David W. Henry
G. Thomasene Jackson
Hopeland
David Shockly
Bettyjane Bromery
Ebenezer
Helen M. Roberts
Liberty
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Alice DeLauter
Florencie Thomas
Horsey
Harry Hill
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