Local Greeks dispute Stough speech on Greece issue
A Greek spokesman denounces Dr. Mulford Stough of Dickinson College over his claim that Britain and the United States bear partial blame for Greece's civil conflict. He calls Stough's views apoplanomenos and praises Churchill for Greece's freedom, cites Soviet aims and foreign aid’s role, and notes Sophoulis’s politics amid Greek turmoil.
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Unwilling Premier Drives Greek Coalition Formation
A Frederick man claims Sophoulis will not accept a vice premiership, insisting he alone can unite Greece. He notes Communists abstained from voting to “start something after the election” while praising Neon Pole Zervas as the greatest guerrilla of the occupation.
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Greek War Crisis and Greek Anticommunist Stand
An analysis argues that Greek guerrillas collaborated with German forces and that Greek royalists opposed Hitler, contrasting Greece with Soviet influence. It notes American observers witnessed elections, criticizes Soviet control, and credits the Greek government for fighting communism.
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Greece
Russia
Hitler
United States
France
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Greece the mother of democracy praised by speaker
A speaker lauded Greece as the mother of democracy and expressed confidence it will remain so, comparing it to the United States. The remarks touch on long traditions of enamel finishes used for over five centuries.
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United States
Myersville Minister Pen Weekly Civitan Speaker
Rev J Wil son Harner of Myersville Brethren church spoke at the Frederick Civitan dinner meeting at Vindebona Hotel. The session discussed funding to expand Frederick Memorial Hospital and inducted Dr Bert Tanner, Camp Detrick, bringing membership to 52. The speaker urged Civitan service in the atomic age and noted upcoming Civitan events and guests.
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J. Wilson Harner
Myersville
Frederick Civitan
Vindebona Hotel
Braddock Heights
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bert Tanner
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Frederick Lions
Baker Park
Staley Park
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J. R. Yingling
Oliver Englebrecht
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Frederick Leads July Building Permits Rise in 1947
The News reports Frederick City issued $100 825 in July building permits, up from $36 (approx) the prior year. Cumberland Hagerstown Salisbury and Blakerstown show higher totals year over year, with Cumberland at $70 120 and Salisbury at $172 504.
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Cumberland
Hagerstown
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