Churchill Flags Lag In Britain Defense Drive
London December 6 Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons Britain will lag in completing a 13 billion defense program tied to 1953 plans. He warned Bevan of delays while noting progress on an A-bomb and deterring aggression with the West. About 250,000 personnel ordered combat ready.
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Churchill
House
Fof Commons
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
Britain
Clement Attlee
Berlin
United States
Free West
Canada
North Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
William Fechteler
Germany
Expected Home Soon From U S S Daly Duty
James M. Reeder Yeoman Third Class son of Mrs William G Reeder of 12 West Seventh Street is stationed on the U S S Daly at Guantanamo Bay Cuba and expects to return home by Christmas He re enlisted for six years in Heidelberg Germany last September and flies home then His address is Commander Destroyer Division 302 U S S Daly DD 519 Flagship care Postoffice New York NY
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James M. Reeder
William G. Reeder
West Seventh Street
Daly
Naval Station
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Heidelberg
Germany
U.S.S
Churchill Says Atomic Work Found in Early Stage
Churchill noted on taking office six weeks ago that much atomic research work had been started previously. He described progress as foundational, focusing on crucial materials needed for atomic development.
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Churchill
Churchill to Discuss Atomic Aftermath with Truman
In Washington next month Churchill will discuss atomic development with President Truman and hopes to clarify delicate aspects with U S authorities. Mothers and Teachers Club Calvary Methodist holds December 5 meeting at Mrs R A Hendrickson home with 35 members. Christmas party follows. Grayson Stevens leads carols and Mrs Edward Mantz acts as Santa. San Marino, a 38 square mile nation, lies in the Apennine Hills of Italy.
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Washington
Churchill
United States
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Calvary Methodist Church
R. Ames Hendrickson
West Second Street
Mary Sharp
Grayson Stevens
Edward Mantz
Santa Claus
Clarksburg Community Association Meets for Regular Session
The Clarksburg Community Association held its regular meeting led by President Ralph F. Martz at 8 p.m. Monday. Secretary report by Mrs. Julia Hess, treasurer’s detailed report by Mrs. I R Walhide, and Edward Deets announced as developer committee rep for publicity on protests against the Upper Montgomery plan. Deets elected to represent the Clarksburg district on the citizens planning committee. Clarence Day announced additional proposed rights. Nominating committee elected: Clarence Day, Paul Burner, Ralph Martz. nominees listed: Major G T Martz president, James D King VP, Austin W Hammond secretary, Ora Ring treasurer. Deets named chairman of the Christmas tree committee.
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Clarksburg
Clarence Day
Hight
Paul Burner
Ralph Martz
Major G. T. Martz
James D. King
Austin W. Hammond
Ora Ring
Edward Deets
Community association names officers and Christmas event
The committee includes John Redgrave Joseph Andrews Galther Draper Sam Umberger Charles E Stadler and James King Orn King and J R Wilhide will organize the Christmas treat at 9 p m December 28 in the community hall. New members R 8 Moorman W Rose Robert Waters joined the association Rev Jack Amman led carols and refreshments were served by Mrs G R Wilhide Mrs Willam Purdum and Mrs Calvin Burdette. Attendance was large. The new offers will be installed at the January 7 meeting.
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John Redgrave
Joseph Andrews
Galther Draper
Sam Umberger
Charles E. Stadler
James King
Orn King
J. R. Wilhide
Moorman
W. Rose
Robert
Frederick County PTA adopts county elementary news column
A weekly column sponsored by the Parent Education Committee of the Frederick County Council PTA was adopted for dissemination across county elementary schools. Publicity representatives from 15 schools supported the initiative.
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Frederick County
Counci Pta
Local PTA to Launch Parent Education Seminar Series
A public meeting held Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Edward C. Storm's residence 103 Record Street elected Mrs. Joseph Vona Frederick editor for a proposed column in local papers. The program aims to educate parents on school administration issues through workshops led by Maryland Board of Education officials and PTA councils across county elementary schools.
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Ganivalional
Edward C. Storm
Record Street
Joseph Vona
Frederick
Imp
Boards of Education
Maryland Board of Education
PTA Council
Local Rail Yard Fall Leaves Worker Unhurt
A Brunswick railroad yard incident left an employee injured when a fall near a locomotive caused contact with a rail. The injury was not believed to be serious and the man, Arnold Nalley, is connected to the Bruns wick area with ties to several towns and colored schools noted in the report.
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Arnold Nalley
Burkillaville
Brunswick
B.& G. Railroad
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