One-Uniform Pact Army Is Approved
Lisbon, Feb 22. NATO Foreign Ministers unanimously approved a plan to create a two million man European army under Eisenhower including German forces to bolster Western defense. The decision, hailed as a victory for unity, paves the way for a European Defense Community linked to NATO. Ratification by six governments remains, with U.S. aid to France totaling about 370 million dollars in arms and matériel rather than cash.
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Portugal
Dwight D. Eixenhower
U. S
Dean Acheson
Europe
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Council
WIM
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
European Defense Community
EDC
United States
Truman
Emmitsburg Notes Highlight Local Academic and Civic Events
Saint Joseph College participants joined the Mary land and Baltimore sponsored student conference on foreign policy in the Middle East. Officials announce changes at Hershey 5 & 10 store with new possession date. renovations to begin before reopening. Local church choirs prepare for two Sunday performances with detailed lists of participating members and past attendance records. A nursing home visit and hospital treatment updates are included along with a birth announcement for a daughter born at Warner Hospital.
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Emmitsburg
Annaballe M. Melville
Mary Janet Bourket
Marie Paulk Melroy
Saint Joseph College
United States
Middle East
ILC
Notre Dame
Maryland
Baltimore
Ray H. Boarts
Thurmont
Hershey
York
John O'Donoghue
St. Joseph College
Adolph M. Wasilifsky
College Radio Club
Beverly Barker
Mary T. McIntyre
Marguerite Bourdeau
Euphemia Rotering
Mae Bushman
Thomas Bushman
Nora Damuth
Susan Daugherty
Piningh Gingell
Alfred Hahn
Shirley Hahn
James Umbdel
Edna Zimmerman
Betty
Dorothy Chapman
Jack White
David Bushman
Harriet Hahn
Carol Messner
Mele Smith
Robert Troxell
Clarence Umbel
David Umbel
Janet Hedges
Shirley Hedges
Clarence Snyder
Rodney Herring
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Reginald Zepp
Washington
First Baptist Church
Maggie Bell
Eckert
Hanover
General Hospital
James Livezey
Harner
Warner Hoepial
Livezer
Charlotte Wetzel
Irvin Wetzel
Saratoga style compact four bedroom kit home preview
The Saratoga house opens with a compact four bedroom plan and modern design. Built starting January 15 with cross base, factory delivery on January 23, interior work began February 5. Sold as a package priced around 14000 without furnishings, buyers choose siding roof color and interior finishes. 1200 square feet, wall to wall Thermopane windows, and optional features include fireplace two baths basement and kitch en equipment without stove or fridge.
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Brosius
Productivity allowance eyed to raise wages in US firms
The Nation Today reports that labor experts and the Wage Stabilization Board weigh a productivity allowance or annual improvement factor to share rising output with workers. President Truman and advisers favor incentives to spur production, but industry doubts, noting measurement challenges across sectors from factories to services. Chairman Feinsinger cited doubts that productivity can be measured for over a quarter of workers.
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Norman Walker
James Marlow
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Congress
Council of Economic Advicers
Nathan P. Feinsinger
WSB
New York
House Layout Described With Panoramic Window Wall
The description notes a long room with a floor to ceiling panorama window along its length. Four bedrooms cluster around a central bath, kitchen, and utility area at the rear, with one or two closets in each room.
Glade Valley Grange to Meet February 26 at Walkersville
The regular Glade Valley Grange meeting is scheduled for February 26 at 8 p m in the Walkersville fire hall. The Girl and Boy Scouts of Walkersville will present the program. Members are invited to bring friends and refreshments will be served.
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Grange News
Glade Valley
Grange
Walkersville
Girl
Boy Scouts of
Market Grange Meets Sets March 2 Program
The regular meeting of Wew Market Grange on February 13 at Grange Hall, led by Worthy Master Monroe West, included a youth committee permit for a Pomona Grange program on March 2, a decor talk by Mrs Leydecker, a Valentine sewing contest won by Howard Quinn, a take walk, a potato race, and a Boys Scouts program planned for February 27. Also noted are a Richmond convention date and a historic 231 mile per hour wind on Mt. Washington in 1934.
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Frederick
Tukre Naw Market Grange
Wew Market Grange
Grange Hall
Worthy Manrter Monroe West
Maggie
Pomona Grange
Howard Quinn
C. W. Kent
John Stiles
Charles Cline
Leydecker
Uf A
Boys Scouts
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Main St
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New Windsor
the News and the Post
Frederick County
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Tring
Richmond
State
Democratic Central Committee
Roanoke
Mt. Washington, N. M
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WE. Patrick St
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P. L. Hargett & Co
State Farm
Acme
Sabon
Charles E. Nichols
Monres Ave
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