Stalin and Truman Face Off In Cold War Talk
Miss Virginia E. Lewis of Hood College outlines public opinion on Soviet peace feelers and argues that foreign ministry experts should meet rather than Stalin and Truman. She notes Russia may seek settlement while the United States resists immediate agreement and cautions the UN cannot solve all issues.
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Virginia E. Lewis
Hood College
Kinamans
Francis Scott Key
United States
Russia
Stalin
Trumen
Scalin
3Uss Lewis
Opia
Settlement Talks Teeter as US Stands by Peace Seekers
The United States is poised to bargain with Russia but would concede some demands. Officials must confer to reveal if Russia seeks peace. The meeting also backed forming a local chapter of the Maryland League for Crippled Children and Adults funded by Easter seals. Clarence Carty outlined the program with Parsons Newman introducing the speaker Ernest Helfenstein chaired. Guests included Dr. H. Ash and Rev. J. H. Schwalter G. Crowth presided. The Women's Society for Christian Service of the Doubs Methodist church met February 21 under Mrs. Raymond Day. A covered dish supper followed by a service in the church auditorium. Abs. Monroe F. Thomas led the program Hawaii and Its People with H. Ray Smith as speaker and Mrs. Harry Haines singing. The W S C S sponsored a missions program on February 1 with president Mrs. Elmer Michael presiding. Dr. Pearl Fastnacht and Miss Mass Benson spoke about China missions.
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United States
Russia
Bill Lewis
Maryland League
Carty
Beneft
Clarence C. Carty
Parsons Newman
Ernest Helfenstein
Hiard Ash
J. H. Sch
Walter G. Crowth
S.C. S
Woman's Society For Christan
Doubs Methodist Church
Raymond
Russell Dudrow
Frederick Zone
Mary Benson
Calvary Methods Freder
Mass Benson
Dudrow
Abs. Monroe F Thomas
Mission Review Night On China Twilight at Doubs Churches
On Wednesday evening February 9 Mrs Haines secretary of missions of the Doubs W S CG and a returned missionary from China will review the book China Twilight or Dawn before an audience from Doubs Forest Grove and Jefferson churches.
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Dien Shang-ling
Radcliff College
Doubs
Forest Grove
Jefferson
Russia asks U.N. for U.S. atomic bomb count
The Soviet Union demanded by March 31 that the United States disclose how many atomic bombs it possesses. Moscow submitted a 900 word resolution to the U N Security Council criticizing the North Atlantic pact and decrying arms questions. The meeting was adjourned to Thursday for further preparation of the Soviet resolution.
World powers urged to disclose armament data by March
Paris General Assembly defeated two resolutions by large majorities. One demanded a one third share in armaments of the five great powers China France Britain United States and Russia. The other urged simultaneous treaties banning the atomic bomb and world controls on atomic energy. The big five were asked to provide complete data on armed forces and armaments including atomic weapons by March 31. SPEAKS TO CLUB On sabbatical from mission work in China Mrs Harry Haines Doubs addressed Calvary Methodist Youth Fellowship about training 1 753 missionary workers and displayed a Chinese Bible.
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China
Harry Haines
Doubs
Orient
Calvary Methodist Church
Youth Fellowship
Airs Haines
Calvary Youth Fellowship Leaders Named in Program
The Calvary Youth Fellowship announced Priscilla Walcoxson as chairwoman and Tommy Schwartz as president during an arrangement event. In Weverton a logging accident injured William B. Pollett, 57, who fell from a truck while unloading logs and sustained a fractured right leg. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Priscilla Walcoxson
Tommy Schwartz
Calvary Youth Fellowship
Weverton
William B. Pollett
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
James Rouzec
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Pollet
Dew Worm Mentioned as Common Angling Bait
The common fishing worm used for angling is often called a dew worm in certain parts of the United States. The term reflects regional naming practices for familiar bait among anglers and the fishing community.
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United States
Duke Thomas Seeks Tractor After Farm Purchase
Duke Thomas saved money from Sers jee to buy a farm but remains tenth on the local dealer’s list for a tractor. Peters moves ahead with nine postcards. Duke is told the tractor will be in next week after officials maintain the line.
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Duke Thomas
Sersjee
Petersoe
Duke
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