Eisenhower Eyes 40 Divisions for Western Europe Defense
Washington reports General Eisenhower told Senators in a closed session his goal to field about 40 divisions roughly 700000 troops to defend Eastern Europe by end of 1952. He defended dangers of a powder keg war while urging building for peace and flexible NATO commitments.
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UN Votes Red China Aggressor in Korea
The United Nations General Assembly found Communist China guilty of aggression in Korea by a 44 to 7 vote. Britain urged caution on sanctions and urged peaceful settlement as the UN seeks a moral stance and possible measures. The session approved setting up a committee to consider further collective actions against Peiping and to continue support for UN forces in Korea.
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Pay raises proposed for state employees in Maryland
Annapolis February 1 The Maryland State Salary Board proposed pay raises totaling 5 853 479 for state employees. The board presented its recommendations to Governor McKeldin privately and later with General Assembly leaders. After a two hour conference a governor spokesman said substantial increases depended on raising taxes or imposing a new levy. The governor took the recommendation under advisement. Senate President Della (D Balto 6th) said they were still far apart. Denounces policy University of Maryland medical school for Seventh Day Adventists. Typhus epidemic breaks out among Communist troops in Korea could affect enemy fighting power.
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UN calls for peaceful Korea resolution via good offices committee
China stated understanding that the committee would defer its report if the Good Offices Committee shows satisfactory progress. The UN reiterated its policy to end fighting in Korea and achieve objectives peacefully and urged Enteram to establish the committee to pursue these ends.
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City’s Charter Revision Moves Forward Amid Session
The mayor and aldermen closed Thursday’s meeting after an executive session and discussed a charter revision. They approved one ordinance amendment changing storm sewer tapping charges to actual costs, replacing the old $25 flat fee and $50 deposit system, with refunds possible for lower costs. The council also noted ongoing charter revision discussions since last June’s administration took office.
Progressive city charter plan and municipal bills listed
City Attorney EB Austin directs progress on a modern charter replacing obsolete provisions. Mayor Ehner Munshower expects Aldermen to approve the new charter as a major administrative move. Tonight a luncheon with the county delegation will discuss additional municipal bills to be sent to the General Assembly. Also announced is a TV community distribution test and the appointment of William B Clatun as State Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds.
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Seday Friday 1045 A M Shaws Dontaious
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Dulles Invites Japan To Sign Peace Treaty
Tokyo February 2 U S Ambassador-at-Large John Foster Dulles invited Japan to sign a peace treaty offering collective security against direct aggression If Japan accepts the United States would consider retaining American forces in and rear Japan as a testimony to unity Between our countries The first official offer of a defense agreement after the projected peace treaty was made by the State Department envoy in a luncheon speech before the America Japan society HEADS COUNTY POLICE Towson Feb 1 Hamilton R Atkinson former Police Commissioner of Baltimore City was appointed Police Chief of Baltimore County
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