President Truman reviews world situation amid mystery on sudden Florida return
Washington dispatch reports President Truman, after returning from a Florida vacation, met with top military and diplomatic advisers to discuss the world situation. The White House said no policy decisions were made, with Korea among topics but not the sole focus. Officials stressed no emergency prompted the trip and hinted at potential government changes unseen in concrete action.
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Washington
Truman
Florida
White House
Joseph Short
Short
Korea
Pentagon
State Department
Key West
Fla
McGrath
House
Defense Lovett
Webb
Armed Services
Navy
Kimball
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chiefs of
Army
Air Force
Bolivar Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Bolivar area residents share visits with relatives in Roanoke and Washington while plans unfold for travels to Washington and New York. Local birthdays, engagements, and hospital stays are noted along with a Christmas cantata at Bolivar Methodist Church and a Lions Club event in nearby towns.
Local social notes from Ladiesburg residents and visitors
The column lists numerous families and guests visiting or hosting in Ladiesburg and nearby towns. Names include Roy Lin, Corporal Horta, Mr and Mrs James McBride, Frances McBride, Herbert Fox, Edgar Willhide, H Evely, Austin Smith, Sauetel Stith, Walter Lind, Ivin Crouse, Sarat Wieshour, Charles, Samuel Smith, Roy Lind Sr, Edgar Philips, F H Birety, Kenneth Butts, Martin Saylor, Paul Saylor, Russell Mathews Sr and Jr, Frank Mathews, Kitty, Ross Stott, Claude Saylor, John Crushon, Ernest Delphey, and others, with several trips to family homes in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Cotton described as an important money crop in Anglo-Egyptian Sudan.
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Cho Roy Lin
Horta
Fort Bragg
N. C
Eiri
Wil
James McBride
Frances
Herbert Fox
Ray Marbie
Fameily
Mas
Edgar Willhide
FL H
Sauetel Stith
Baltimore
Curlis Smith
Watter Lind
Iivin Crouse
Sarat Wieshour Sudsen Charles
Aust Smith
Mass
Samuel Smith
Ballye
Roy Lind
York
Edgar Philips
Taneytown
F. H Birety
Mer
Kenneth Butts
Rockville
Pii
Martin Saylor
Paul Saylor
Russell Mathews
Tanily
Myr
Frank Mathews
Kitty
Ross Stott
Claude Saylor
John Crushon
Ernest Delphey
Thurmone
Sadar
Taneytown Notes on Goodwill Industries and Local Events
Taneytown reports on Goodwill Industries executive director W Payne outlining rehabilitation efforts for disabled workers and the need for affordable clothing and footwear. The piece also notes visits by local figures, a seminar in Fork Mounth, and a January meeting hosted by Maurice Meamer, with McKeldin’s New York appearance cited.
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Taneytown-Slohn
W. Payne
Goodwill Jodustries
Friendship Airport
Battionore
Oshkhead
Calif
Asiatic Theater
Epurahens
Pole Atl Plaoning
Kurm Bureau
Proderiek Roe¢lecke
Maurice Meanter
Adi Kloot
Maurice Meamer
Revolutionary War stamp and Brooklyn anniversary observed
Report describes a three cent stamp commemorating the Battle of Brooklyn and a mass gathering at Brooklsa Mascot on its anniversary. George Washington statue and parade details are noted amid references to battles and Revolutionary War sentiment. School editors at Elmer Wolfe High announce staff roles and the Mothers Club selects officers and meeting schedule.
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Washington
Springfield
Post Office Department
Proderick
Brooklyn
Brooklsa
George Washington
Loos Tsbened
Mary
Goldiers
Pratt
MeKelein
Elmer Wolfe High School
Calef
Dolores Rowe
Shirley Rrupp
Elaine Knox
Ethel Houck
Doris Pheabus
Warner Checkx
Arlene Hamilton
Mother's Club
Carroll Wilhide
Lee Rinehart
Paul Mowman
Chamber of Commerce Meets Regular Session in Principal Building
The Union Bridge Chamber of Commerce held its regular senses in the principal building this week, outlining plans and community updates.
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Union Bridge
Chamber of Cuntinerse
Weely
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Fairbanks
Charles W. Fawley Emtmert
Ipal
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Walter Wheatley
L. E. Bush
Richard May
Towson
James Harris
Camp Hill
Winchester
William Ramey
Raymond Biller
Charles Riley
Lions Club
Bunker Hill
Robby" Bartles
Jos
van Evera
Kay Cameron
Janet Shivmaker
Laureda Webb
Linda van Evera
Charles Ingram
Garry Ingram
Ernie Webb
Spikey van Evera
O.H Reid
Harpers Ferry
John Clover, Jr
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Walter Dudrow
Anondale
Washinton
Glovers
Daley
Gerald Cummings
Roanoke
Cummings
Harry | Cummings
Jack Barker
Charles Town
Potomac Light and Power Company
Jean
Charles Whitehair
James Fritt
Sharon
Rerry
S. Paul Langhorne
Colonial Beach
Yeakum
Bolivar Heights
Errnest Webb
C. E.webb
George Green
Balmore
Alys Green
Kittie Rigger
Franklin Cavalier
Us&s Navy
Boston
Douglas Thompson
Lewis Ballenger
Faye Howland
New York
Blanche Wheatley
Barbara Wheatley
Daniel, Trimmer
Bessie Brannan
Joe Harber
Silver Sprine
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Bethesda
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Youn
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Dewey Meadows
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Tall ‘Parters
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Texaco
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Fisher’s Appliances
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Ro McKeldin
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Lyex
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Monocacy Oil Company
Esso
Frederick, Md
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KEY Stamp CO
Mg-A FE
Patrick Steers
Bulova
Tredin
Ray
HK Solid Cold
Rohson
Rogers
Elgin
Benrus
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Whit Chedorler
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