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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1951

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3

Eighth Army Could Reach 38th Parallel On Short Notice

The U S Eighth Army could break to the 38th parallel within 24 hours if chosen. Lt Gen Matthew Ridgway limits tactics to a limited offensive, using raids and mop up followed by defense in depth. He favors proactive patrolling and front-line presence, likening methods to Marion and Wellington without overreaching.

U.S Eighth Army 38Th Parallel Matthew Ridgway Patton Europe Marion Ridgway Francis Marion Carolina Korea Wellington Napoleon C . Ridgeway Lke Nathan Redford Forrest Forrest

U S Would Save Japan From Communist Threat

Tokyo reports say the United States will send two American National Guard divisions next month to Japan to provide additional security. The 40th and 45th Divisions are seen as symbols of U S defense guarantees and a response to Communist threats in Asia. These forces are not replacements for Korea but reflect Western efforts to deter Soviet aggression.

Tokyo United States Japan Washington John Foster Dulles Dulles Korea Asia

De Gaulle warns US must send more troops to Europe

Bourges France February 25 Gen Charles de Gaulle urged the United States to reinforce Europe with more troops warning that air and sea support alone would not deter a Soviet attack He warned that if Europe falls Asia and Africa would follow and urged a true French government to defend far borders over a retreat to Spain or England.

Bourges France Charles de Gaulle Europe Verdun de Gaulle U. S Asia Africa Theo United States de Gaille Rally of the French People RPF Free America Rene Pleven Spain England

Wage Formula Nears Change As 10 Percent Cutoff Stays

Washington officials indicate the 10 per cent catch up wage formula will be signed tomorrow with few changes to the January 25 freeze. Johnston may permit escalator clauses boosting pay beyond 10 per cent if written into contracts before January 25, affecting about 2 million additional workers this year. The Wage Stabilization Board split remains unresolved as labor members quit in protest over the plan.

Washington Eric Johnston Wage Stabilization Board Johnsytom Labor Johnston CIO International Electrical Workers Union IUE General Electric Corp CIO United Labor Policy Committee

Savings and Fire Cause Undetermined at Barn

The report states the fire damage occurred in a barn with the owner and sons away and no tobacco use or wiring. Insurance coverage is partial. The cause remains undetermined and no one was inside the barn at the time.

Millard Tydings Heads Back Toward London Flight

Former Maryland Senator Millard Tydings and a second passenger aboard a London-bound Trans World Airlines Constellation were forced to return to New York for pressurization trouble. Tydings later said he would resume travel to London on private business for three weeks. Damascus High School Mighty Midget English Club officers are listed as President Dorothy Warfield and other officers including Michael Tabler and Nancy Mac Daniel.

Europe New York Maryland Sen Millard & Tydings London Trans World Airlines la Guardia Tydings Damascus High School Dorothy Warfield Michael Tabler Nancy Mac Daniel Virginia Day Aubrey Mullineaux Mary E. Pope Mary Gladhill Lilian Arnold

Weekend Fires Burn Grassland and Restaurant Trash Can

Weekend alarms were answered by Independent Hose Co and volunteers after a field fire near Liriganore Hills road scorched about a quarter acre of grass. A restaurant trash fire on South Court street caused only slight damage when workers attempted to light a wastebasket in a restroom. Licenses issued include marriages at Westminster and nearby towns. The Internal Revenue Service expects about 29 million refunds totaling roughly 1.6 billion dollars by June 15. The first shipment of Chilean nitrate fertilizer reached the United States in 1830.

Sykesville Leo Chrobot Hyattstown Franey Snowden Stringtown Clarksburg Cedar Grove Snowden Montgomery County Roads Department Eugene Snowden Stringtown Pike Livestork Robert Gaithersburg Fire Department Chrabot Sons of Snowden Gaithersburg Russell Croneburg Liriganore Hills Monocacy River Independent Hose Co Citizens Hook-And-Ladder Company Uniteds South Court Street Washington Missioner of Internal Revenue George J. Schoeneman Gannet

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