Hugh Gibson Dies in Geneva
Hugh Gibson a longtime U S diplomat who directed the Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration died at his home near Geneva Switzerland at 71 He suffered a heart attack while dressing his son Michael was in Paris and rushed to Geneva Gibson served through World War I and II at dozens of posts and conferences and was honored by Secretary of State Dulles for his service His career included posts in Brussels London Paris Vienna Poland Switzerland Belgium and Brazil and key roles in 1927 1929 Geneva and 1930 London arms talks His obituary notes his wit and foreign service spanning 1914 to 1938
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Geneva
Switzerland
Hugh
Gibson
U.S
Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
United States
Michael
Paris
Washington
Dulles
Lasatan
Taonregalpa
Honduras
Legation
Brussels
London
Vienna
Poland
Belgium
Brazil
Hoover
Court of St. James
Soviets May Butt In On Saar Solution
Mosow broadcasts say Western powers cannot settle the Saar issue without Soviet consent, implying a veto over London Paris terms. Izvestia argues Paris agreements lack legal weight and that four powers must jointly decide the Saar and broader German question. It accuses U S circles of using the Saar to broaden Western Europe security blocs. Maude B Floyd sues Read Drug and Chemical Co for 10000 over a home permanent causing nearly baldness after a store assistant allegedly sold the wrong product.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Saar
Russia
Soviet Union
Saat
Paris
West Germany
United States
Europe
Salisbury
Maude B. Floyd
Wicomico County
Anniversaries and Birthdays Noted in Today’s History
Today’s listings highlight notable anniversaries from American Today including trapper explorer Joseph R. Walker born in Virginia and died 1876, Mary Todd Lincoln born in Lexington and died 1882, plus Phillips Brooks and others. Also featured are historic events from 1816 to 1953, birthdays of Alvic Bell Drew Pearson and others, and Johnny Greco killed in a Montreal auto accident.
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Joseph R. Walker
Sierra Nevadas
California
Far West
Virginia
Mary Todd Lincoln
Lexington
Springfield
Phillips Brooks
Boston
John H. Patterson
The
Cash Register
Dayton
Ohio
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Eminem
Cold Spring
Shelbina
Provident Institution For Savings
Murphy Company
Sutter's Fort
Calif
Fredericksburg
Lee
Burnside
Utah
Colorado
U. S. Rail Labor Board
Bulgaria
Hungary
United States
U. S. Third Army
U. N. General Assembly
Tee
Korea
Russia
Rhee
South Korea
Alvic Bell
New York
Louisville
Drew Pearson
Evanston, IL
French Robinson
Consolidated Natural Gas Company
Cleveland
Wirt Co
W. Va
Marc
Maryland Farm Bureau Leaders Attend 36th AFBF Convention
Nearly 100 Maryland Farm Bureau leaders traveled to New York for the American Farm Bureau Federation’s 36th annual convention from December 12 to 16. The Maryland group stayed at Hotel Governor Clinton with convention headquarters at Hotel New Yorker. President Wilson Heaps attended preliminary sessions on recommendations from 48 states and Puerto Rico to shape Farm Bureau’s 1935 Agriculture policy program, alongside other state officers and personnel.
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Maryland Farm Bureau
New York
American Farm Bureau Federation
Maryland
Governor Clinton
New Yorker
Wilson Heaps
Resolutions Committee
American Farm Bureau
Puerto Rico
Farm Bureau
Maryland Farm Bureau Officials Named In List
Mrs Algernon Carter of Queenstown vice president of the Associated Women of the Maryland Farm Bureau is listed alongside C E Wise Jr state secretary and state office representatives Wilbert L Smith Brad dock Heights Francis A Gray Forest Hill John Fulton Lewis Ellicott City A Kenneth Miller Cordova and Everett Ecker New Windsor Additional Associated Women officials include Mrs Wade Brittingham Salisbury Mrs Charlotte B Pilchard Stockton and Mrs W Russell Scarborough Streett Representing the Associated Young People of Maryland s Farm
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Algernon Carter
Queenstown
Associated Women
Maryland Farm Bureau
C. E. Wise, Jr
The
Farm Bureau
State Office
Wilbert L. Smith
Braddock Heights
Francis A. Gray
Forest Hill
John Fulton Lewis
Ellicott City
A. Kenneth Miller
Cordova
Everett Ecker
New Windsor
Wade Brittingham
Salisbury
Charlotte B. Pilchard
Chestertown Names Burcham Dierker and Crew
Arthur Burcham is named by the bureau with Mrs Charmayne Dierker and Julian L Crew connected to Chestertown. The fragment indicates local names and a community link centered on Chestertown with three individuals noted.
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Bureau
Arthur Burcham
Cobra
Charmayne Dierker
Chestertown
Julian L. Crew
Packaging impacts quality of frozen foods
Proper wrapping and packaging methods for freezing preserve freshness and flavor. The article highlights that materials and techniques affect moisture retention, freezer burn, and overall product quality, urging careful choice of wrap, bagging, and sealing practices.
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Hugh Gibson
Jackson
Baltimore and Ohio
Howard E. Simpson
Susquehanna River Bridge
Jersey City-Washington
Der
Eisenhower
National Presbyterian Church
Eisenhowers
Edward J. R. Eson
China
John D. Hayes
World
Key Stamp Company
East Patrick ST
Raymond M. Brown
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Dynagrid
Wudivex
Méstren
Fitcos
Hearing
Brown
Sudivox
Know
America
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Westmount
Greco
Ramsburg Welding
Braddock Ave
Jefferson St
Frederick, Md
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St
Frederick
Ernest W. Ausherman
Monument
Lear
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel
State Farm Bureau
John W. Wilt
Adamsiown
Tremont
Porter
Patrick Street
BOOTS
Remington
Winchester
Ithaca
Savage
Bunting Bows & Re
Fiano
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
E Home & Auto Abi
Frederick Camera Shop
Nicodemus
North Market Street Monument
Williams Typewriter Supply Co
E. Patrick St
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