Senate Leaders Oppose Automatic U S War in Security Pact
Senate Foreign Relations leaders Connally and Vandenberg reject any automatic U S war commitment in the North Atlantic Security Treaty. They warn Congress must decide to declare war and oppose language binding the U S to fight if Europe is attacked. They note treaties require congressional authorization and seek to reserve decisive power to Congress.
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Washington
U.S. Senate
Russia
U.S
Canada
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
UOS
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vancenberg
Senate
Donnel
Associated Press
Acheson
Halvard Lange
Norway
Congress
Donnell
Connall
Texas
Vandenberg
Secretary of State
Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Rpact
Vandenberg Urges Pact Backing Atlantic Community
In a wartime speech Vandenberg argues that formal recognition of a community of interest in the event of an armed attack on the Atlantic alliance would act as infinite assurance against a new world war even without pledges of advance military action. He warns that such recognition could deter aggression and keep the peace.
County Roads Work To Wait On Weather
County road improvements are postponed until weather allows work, with County Engineer Roger Willard stating the plan will be ready to proceed at the proper time after the Roads Board meeting notes.
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Roger H Wulard
Roads Board
Willard
Judge Medina halts defense attack on U S jury system
Federal Judge Harold R Medina orders the defense for 11 indicted U S Communists leaders to stop their attack on the Federal jury system in New York. The defense calls the judge insolent and accuses another lawyer of threatening conduct as the clash over delaying tactics escalates. Medina ends the defense delay, begins the prosecution case, and cites a memorandum that criticizes the defense procedure.
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New York
Harold R. Medina
U. S
Harry Sacher
Defense targets Federal jury system in ongoing trial outline
Attorneys outline challenges to the jury system as the defense adapts strategies to speed proceedings. The effort has consumed most court time since the trial opened on January 17, reflecting persistent tensions over federal juries.
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Yers
Jefferson Women’s Club Meets With Poems And Clothes Drive
The February Jefferson Women’s Club gathering at Mrs Maude Hemp’s home drew nineteen members and one guest. Vice president Mrs Jean Arnold conducted the meeting and poetry was read before the program "New Look for Old Clothes" presented by Miss Les Davis Howe. Letters and art displays highlighted the session, with the Bust prize for recreation and songs led by the music committee. The next meeting is scheduled March 1 at Mrs ... home.
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Jefferson Club
Jefferson Womens Club
Maude Hemp
Mre
Jean Arnold
Como
Les Davis Howe Devers
Ead Altes
Paul Stocksee
Luner Kerspurg
Alexanders
Adamstown 4-H Club Elects Officers and Plans Team
The Adamstown 4-H Club met at leader William Fouche home. Calvin Ausherman was elected president with Jack Page as vice president Edgar Crawford secretary Carroll Ausherman treasurer John Hoffman reporter and Sonny Thomas program chairman. The club will enter a basketball team in the March 4-H tournament and meets March 10 at Sonny Thomas home. The pledge was recited and members sang before refreshments. The club seeks new members ages 10 to 20.
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Adamstown
William Fouche
Calvin Ausherman
Jack Page
Edgar Crawford
Carroll Ausherman
John Hoffman
Sonny Thomas
Cluo
Rom
Mysterious Substance Lays Eggs of Fertile Hens
Tiny traces in fish meal dried milk and other animal foods can hatch up to eighty percent of fertile eggs. The potent substance is produced by bacteria action in animal products.
Shepherd College Upsets Davis and Elkins In WV Conference
Shepherd College in Shepherdstown West Virginia upset top rival Davis and Elkins 64 to 51 in a key West Virginia Conference game. The underdog team surged to the win behind strong defense and balanced scoring.
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Shepherd
D. FE
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Shepherd College
Davis and Elkins
West Virginia
Upset win by first-rate ball over DPD with early lead
The News reports Frederick players led by Sam Berry Al Susek and Joan Saxger with 48 points as Shep Herd built an early advantage and widened it throughout the game. Also notes a 1932 Cincinnati Zoo hippopotamus died after choking on an indoor baseball.
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Frederick
DPD
Sam Berry
al Susek
Joan Saxger
Cincinnati Zoo
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