Go Limit Eisenhower Tells Congress
General Eisenhower told a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee in Europe that the United States must go to the limit of its producing capacity and Europe’s absorption to arm Western Europe now. He warned against dragging the effort and stressed strengthening Western Europe, possibly forming a European army and federal union. The hearings noted large gains in European military budgets conscription periods munitions output unit strength and unit effectiveness over the past year.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Western
Europe
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Western Europe
France
Germany
Alfred M. Grunether
Allied Powers
Morale and organization cited as boosting European forces
The document notes that headquarter setup and force assignments have multiplied fighting potential, with improvements in European military establishments and morale described as solid ground. It adds that aid has been used well and stresses the need for more U.S. funding to match European support. The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan’s capital is Amman.
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United States
Europe
Jordan
Amman
America
Community Players to Register for Thespian Workshop
Registration for the Community Players Workshop will be held September 12 at Winchester Hall. Membership restricts participation to Community Players members as the group launches seminars, clinics, and classes to enhance directing, producing, makeup, set building, stage management, painting and lighting for local amateur productions.
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Winchester Hall
Community Players Open Stage Workshop For Student Plays
A spokesman announced the opening of the Workshop as a carefully planned stage school program. Faculty members of the public school system are showing interest in refresher courses in producing plays by students.
Officers Elected By Local P C A At Rosehill Manor
The local 5 P C A group elected new Frederick officers at a supper meeting Monday night at Rosehill Manor. Susie Marken was named president, Grace Thomas secretary, and Mary Neighbors treasurer, with Dudley M. Page named membership campaign chairman. The drive funds a new city dog shelter. a rummage sale September 15 at the old B&O station augments the effort.
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Rosehill Manor
Dudley M. Page
Susie Marken
Grace Thomas
Mary Neighbors
Frederick
B. and QO. Station
U S Holds Over a Dozen Tiny Caribbean Islands
The United States owns a cluster of more than a dozen small Caribbean Islands, a fact highlighted as part of its territorial holdings. The collection includes several minor landmasses located in the Caribbean Sea, contributing to the region’s geopolitical landscape.
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U. S
Caribbean Sea
Court News Marriage Licenses
Court records show multiple marriage licenses issued to pairs including Elmer H Christiansen and Catherine A Parkhurst both divorced and from New York and Glendale. James Edward Lowe and Shirley Yoones Ward. Charles E Moser and Dar Jeane D Kline. and several others from Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. Entries list ages and hometowns with statuses such as widowed divorced and single.
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Elmer H. Christiansen
New York
N. Y
Catherine A. Parkhurst
Glendale
Cal
James Edward Lowe
Boyds
Shirley Yoones Ward
Rockville
Charles E. Moser
Dar- Jeane D. Kline
Myersville
Eldridge Glass
Gladys B. Grimes
Sykesville
Grant L. Seabright
Ruth Anne Wisecarver
Lackawanna
N.Y
Murray C. Laurenson
Pearl L. Becker
Merney
Charles A. Calloway
Kansas City
Grace V. Baker
Nettleton
Charles Russell Ault
Brunswick
Audrey May Greene
Lovettsville
Lloyd E. Enck
Mechanics
Bill To Block Red Aid Hits Opposition
Washington Aug 27 Critics in the Senate oppose a new bill to suspend all American aid to any country trading with iron curtain nations. Senators say the measure lacks teeth due to discretionary enforcement and could undermine Western needs for timber coal and food. Senator Sparkman defends the bill while Kom demands stronger enforcement aligned with the Kem amendment. Names include Truman and Sparkman with references to Allen Pennsylvania and D-Alal.
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Washington
Russia
Senate
Kom (&Mo
Truman
America
Iron Curtain
Sparkman D-Alal
National debate over Kem amendment on Korea and Russia ban
The News area discusses the Kem amendment proposals contrasting with an alternative that would curb all trade with Russia until ceasefire terms. It notes lawmakers supporting harsher restrictions, and cites Carroll County thefts of a radio and an electric fan from Brown's Tourist Court, with recovery in Baltimore pawn shops. It ends with a note on animals surviving long without food but dying without water.
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Russia
Counries
Kem
Wherry Ur-Neb
Byrd
D-Va
Malone
R-New
Carroll County
Brown
Route 404
Howard County
Baltimore
Arrest of two men in Baltimore linked to county thefts
Baltimore City Police arrested two men long sought by Carroll and Howard County authorities. One suspect, 40 year old George Frank Edwards, a construction worker formerly from near Westminster and Marriottsville, was reportedly carrying a .45 caliber pistol at the time of arrest. He is held on a theft charge involving $10 and a camera from a rooming house, with state police saying he was wanted for theft of a $280 builder's level from a firm he worked for.
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Baltimore
Carroll
Howard County
George Frank Edwards
Westminster
Martiottsville
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