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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1951
Page
4
United Nations discussions on Red China’s Korea role show Stalin’s peace terms as a rehashed stance. UN actions reveal no fresh concession, terms seen as unlikely to alter the Korea crisis, while debates probe whether Moscow hints at a settlement path.
Stalin in Pravda interview says the United States drives the United Nations toward war and disintegration on the “inglorious road of the League of Nations.” He argues UN forces face defeat in Korea unless China’s proposals are accepted and labels the UN move against Communist China as shameful. He warns a new world war is not inevitable now but criticizes US Britain and the Western alliance as edging toward aggression.
Stalin warned aggressive forces seek war to gain profits and plunder nations, while claiming peace can be preserved if people act. He alleged opponents deceive governments and noted U S property losses in 1945 as part of his peace narrative.
Sergt WW Corbin of the Maryland State Police spoke to the Civitan Club urging road safety. He cited that one in seven parents could be involved in an accident and warned that future summers may see a soldier killed in war and a civilian killed in auto incidents within 25 years. He noted how traffic law violations cause many deaths, referencing historical figures and injuries in Marchland in 1850.
Eight year old Robert Walters sustained a cracked finger joint and scalp burns after running into a northbound car driven by Betty Carroll near Market and Fourth streets. Officer Ralph Potts said Walters crossed at the Fifth and Market school crossing moments before the accident. Walters was treated at a doctor’s office and sent home. Carroll was not charged.
In Hagerstown on Feb 16 a boy named Roland Hartman discovered $1,100 inside a salts box his father said was lost downtown six weeks earlier. The incident followed a report of a school crossing patrol observing a youth recrossing the street near North Market Street School.
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