Kennan to Attend United Nations Session in Paris
Frederick Md reports on a delegation member named for the United Nations session in Paris. The note says he is uncertain about returning to the United States and whether the Russian navy will move back to Moscow. Kennan was born in Milwaukee on February 18 1904 and educated in Germany St John’s Military Academy and Princeton University earning an AB in 1923.
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Paris
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Moscow
Kirk
Princeton University
Princeton
Kennan named Ambassador to Moscow amid Pravda attack
President Truman named George F. Kennan as Ambassador to Russia while Pravda denounced him as anti Soviet. Press secretary Joseph Short said Kirk requested retirement and Kennan, a career diplomat, will bring containment policy to Moscow. Kennan has ties to Princeton and the Ford Foundation and has long shaped U S strategy against Soviet expansion. The nomination likely reaches Congress late January.
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Truman
George F. Kennan
Russia
Pravda
Communist Party
Joseph Short
Alan Kirk
Kennan
Short
Kremlin
Moscow
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Department
Institute For Advanced Studies
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Ford Foundation
New York
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United States
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Foreign Affairs Magazine
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Congress
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Amer
Jellyfish Stinging Many Florida Bathers
More than 8,000 bathers in south Florida were stung by Portuguese man o war over the Christmas weekend. Broward County lifeguards logged 3,500 first aid cases on Monday and 1,680 on Tuesday, with about 3,000 treated at Miami Beach stations. Dr. Hillary Moore of the University of Miami marine lab described the two inch floaters with 10 to 12 tentacles that deliver venom like harpoons. The note ends with a stray line about the invention of the compound microscope in 1590.
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Fort Lauderdale
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University of Miami Marine Laboratory
Court News items list multiple divorce and license cases
Court entries include a bill of complaint for absolute divorce for Helen L. Stine against Norman H. Stine and marriage licensees William E Hardy and Bettle J. Nelson. Also listed are divorc es, licenses, and property deeds involving numerous individuals across Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania, with addresses and partners named.
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Ality Helen L. Stine
Norman H. Stine
William E Hardy
Wilson Place
Bettle J. Nelson
Washington
Victor Roy Tinkham
Wheelersville
Mildred B. Weechey
Horsehead
Grace Briggs Phillips
Camp Detrick
Clemmie Louise Butts
Martinsburg
W. Va
Joe FE. Arnold
Lakeview
Texas
K. Rebecca Strine
Walkersville
Richard E. Summers
Phebe G. Williams
This City
Luther J. Smith
Catherine F. Peacock
Westfield
Charles A. Green
Libertytown
Bernice Mae Willams
Lincoln
Land Transfers Involving Sanders and Cole Families
State Moads Commission records show Samuel H. Sanders transferring property to Blasius H. Sanders and others for 5 dollars in the county. Charles E. Cole and wife deed to Louis N. Cole Sr. and wife for 10 dollars in the county.
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State Moads Commission
Samuel H. Sanders
Blasius H. Sanders
Charles E. Cole
Louis N. Cole
Work On Chesapeake Bay Bridge Delayed
MATAPEAKE Dec 26 Construction on the Chesapeake Bay bridge was delayed when a strong wind tore loose a barge and grounded a 300 foot span. The span had been assembled at Sendy Point and moved to the bridge center to be hoisted as part of the main arch. One worker on the barge was rescued by a launch crew. Two boats failed to tow the barge and grounded near the Matapeake ferry landing. Engineers hoped to re tow the barge before it capsized. A previous barge carrying girders drifted and overturned but the girders were salvaged.
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Matapeake
Chesapeake Bay
Sendy Point
Eastern Shore
Matapeake Ferry Landing
Fire Company Elects Officers at Union Bridge Meet
At the annual meeting of the Union Bridge Fire Company the election of officers took place. For the year ending December 1 1951 forty fire calls were logged with 294 miles and about 37 hours. Ambulance calls reached 116 with 7 430 miles. Howard Gray was re elected president for his 40th year. Other officers include Frank Nusbaum Elm er Wilson Sr Lewis Baker Donald Stitley Robert Lowe Alton Hesson Sterling Wilson James Sinnott Jr Gordon Fogle William Logue and Herbert Ecker. The Ladies Auxiliary met at the social hall with strong attendance and carols led by Gretchen Reese and group singing by Mrs Mary Crabbs. Gifts were presented.
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Union Bridge Fire Company
Howard Gray
Frank A. Nusbaum
Elmer Wilson
Lewis N. Baker
Donald Stitley
Robert Lowe
Alton Hesson
Sterling Wilson
James L. Sinnott, Jr
Gordon Fogle
William Logue
Herbert Ecker
Maurice E. Gray
Thomas Haines
Gretchen Reese
Mary Crabbs
Secret sisters reveal names and welcome new members
The group distributed by Santa to members guests and children revealed the secret sisters and drew names for the New Year. Two new members joined the organization while the president Mrs Marie Stitley received a gift of two white chenille bedspreads. Refreshments were served.
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TV price cuts announced by Crosley division
Avco Manufacturing Corporation Crosley Division announced price reductions of 20 to 60 dollars on 16 17 and 20 inch console Crosley sets. The cuts follow a prior drop in September and total 140 to 190 dollars off original list prices.
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New York
Crosley
Avco Manufacturing Corporation
Soldier Fined Two Hundred Dollars In Court
Cpl Roy Saxon of Fort Meade faced a People s Court hearing for a Route 40 accident near Ridgeville Monday night He pled guilty to drunken driving receiving 150 dollars plus costs and was found not guilty of reckless driving while convicted of failing to stop at the scene He was fined 200 dollars total with a six month suspended sentence and remanded to his commanding officer after the session delayed to allow Fort Meade officers to attend in Frederick Md On December 26 President Eisenhower declined to run for the Republican ticket in Bryn Athyn expressing gratitude for the community s confident support The English diet allows about 50 pounds of meat per year.
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Ridgeville
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