Anti Red Plot Found in Czechoslovakia Exposes Traitors
Prague reports President Klement Gottwald declared the Communist Party uncovered a five year plot to align Czechoslovakia with the West. He named missing Vlado Clementis and others as traitors and conspirators amid fresh arrests rumors.
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Prague
Klement Gottwald
Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
Vlado Clementis
Gottwald
Clementis
Yugoslavia
Communist Central Committee
Rude Pravo
Marshall Tito
Russia
Tito
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Purge Rumors Surround Slovak Communist Leaders
Reports say six top Slovak Communists including a Clementis relative were guarded near Bratislava in a potential purge amid Gottwald’s Prague speech condemning a large scale inside party conspiracy. Clementis, once foreign minister and UN envoy, vanished last March with plainclothes guards watching his apartment. his whereabouts remain unknown. A driver, Cecil C Quetenberry, 27, Westminster, escaped serious injury when his car left Route 31 and hit an embankment. police say alcohol and speed caused the crash and he faces a drunken driving hearing.
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Otto Sling
Brno
Gottwald
Vladislav Hall
Prague
Shing
Svermova
Clementis and Company
Clementis
London
United Nations
New York
Oles
State Bank
Plaincothelmen
Cecil C. Quetenberry
Route 5
Westminster
James Poteet
Quesenberry
Carroll County
Vincent Tubman
Station Furniture Co. Building Destroyed by Blaze
A three story Station Furniture Co building in Hagerstown was destroyed by a fire that began around midnight and burned into dawn. Damage is estimated at 260000. The plant made television cabinet and upholstered furniture. The fire appeared to start in a second floor paint shop. Fire damaged nearby railroad cars but they were moved to prevent harm. The blaze drew many residents to watch the glow through the overcast sky.
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Hagerstown
Veloo 25
Station Furniture Co
Tye Overley
Ington
Western Maryland Railway
Medical Association Blamed For Defeat of Training Bill
Senator Murray denounced the American Medical Association for defeating a bill to fund federal grants up to 10 million dollars yearly for medical training facilities and student scholarships. He urged the American Legion to campaign against the association, noting Legion support for the measure. The bill would also provide 2.5 million a year for practical nurse training as part of the program. Murray, chair of the labor and public welfare committee, said all 12 members approved the bill and the committee reported a critical need this month.
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Washington
Rti
Murray
Murraevitiobsonn
American Legion
Legion
Legan
Te Uill
Jegislium
Reate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Medical Wheels in a recent Public Health Service inquiry
A garbled report notes doctors, dentists, and nurses in the medical wheel coalition urging more funds for construction programs and operations. An Air Force scientist dismisses “lying saucers” as possibly enemy deception, while others say objects seen are plastic balloons used in upper atmosphere radiation research. A surprise party honors Leroy Baker Braddock, grandson of the Bakers, with attendees named.
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Tor Doalers
Denists
Noob
Public Health Service
Nore
Sertuate
Harmer Air Force
United States
Anthony Maiareh
Air Force
Sanaa ¢Heamist
Vener Liddel
Navy
Iddel Sal
Valentine Party and Grange Meeting Reported in Local Notes
A Valentine party hosted by the Ever Faithful Young Ladies Bible Class of St. Mark's Lutheran church in Doubs drew 41 guests from the Women’s Bible Class and Susanna Wesley Class of nearby Methodists. Glade Valley Grange plans a regular meeting at Walkersville Community Hall with a program by Education committee members and a showing of the film For The Common Good, tied to state award history. refreshments will be served.
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Mount Airy School
Louise Brown Barnes
Pine Grove
Sams Creek Methodist Church
Edgar Barnes
Dorothy Elderdice
Amelia Anna
Ever Faithful Young Ladies Bible Class
St. Mark's Lutheran , Church, Doubs
Women's Bible
Susanna Wesley
Doub's
Methodist Church
Grange
Glade Valley Grange
Walkersville
Harry Smith
James Working
L. F. Crickenberger
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David C. Griffin
N. Court St
Miss Bowman
C. & P. Telephone CO
E. Patrick Street
Williamsc
North Market ST
H. Gilbert Williams
Evangelistic Services
Bethesda Methodist Church
Browningsville, Md
Nash Eee
Nash
Chevrolet
DeSelo Cl. Coe
Fisherman’s
Lawson
Motor Sales
W. Patrick Ph
Medical Association
Cruven
Leroy Baker
Braddock
Harry Baker
Carmi Yaunkins
Thurston Yourttins
Hezekiah Baker
Albert Brandenburg
Robert
Elgin, Gruen
Buleva
Stieff
Dolls Jewelry Store
Coca-Cola Company
Frederick Coca-Cola Bottling CO
N. Market St
Fredericl
Chas
K. Taylor &Er
Solie Genuine Peahogany
Mengel
Cline
Vice News
Prederick, Md
Coli Key Stamp CO
East Patrick St
ALBA
Stream Thru
Rt. 40
J. Goetze
Monrovia
New Market
Howard Schafer
Pany, Usth Infan
Try, Maryland
State Armory
West Second Street
Frederick
Maryland
Earth
Esha Hollow
E. Patrick St
Fisher’s Appliances
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