Rearming Aid For Europe To Be Listed Soon
Western Europe may learn this week the first year American aid for rearming under the North Atlantic security plan. Officials expect several billion dollars, likely 2 to 3 billion, from surplus arms, subject to Congressional approval, to boost armed forces. Developments include treaty text drafting with Britain, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, and Norway policy decisions, plus renewed Senate hearings.
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European Recovery Program Drives Allied Policy Balance
Officials say American policy makers keep civilian reconstruction as the top priority while military arms moves aim to bolster security. State Department plans treat treaty and mutual aid as central to recovery, with security measures serving a supplementary role to stimulate European economic revival.
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Washington Scouts Cabin Lost In Fire
A four room log cabin used by Troop 57 of the Washington Scouts on Stronghold at Gordon Strong’s Sugar Loaf Mountain estate burned Sunday afternoon. Firemen from Hyattstown arrived to find the structure razed but kept the blaze from spreading to nearby woods. damage was set at 800 dollars.
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Soviet consul secretary dies in Naples cliff fall
Naples Italy February 27 The secretary of the Soviet consulate fell to his death today from a steep cliff on the city outskirts as he was photographed by another consulate secretary Police found no sign of foul play or suicide and the body was recovered by firefighters from an isolated street Nicolay Poleytchykov 25 was identified as the victim
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200 Attend GOP Dinner In Frederick County
Congressman Paul Cunningham of Iowa addressed over 200 attendees at the Frederick County Republican Club's George Washington's Birthday dinner dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He defended the 80th Congress, urged against attacks on institutions, and praised the tripartite structure of government. The event featured J. Glenn Beall introducing Cunningham .and E. Austin James as toastmaster with J. Robert Edwards presiding.
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Hoff staffers introduced at Carroll County event
State Senator and Mrs Hoff chaired the event with Republican figures joining in. National Committeewoman Miss Bertha Adkins of Salisbury was introduced. The evening featured a dinner and a dance with Clark Sheetenheim and his orchestra providing music.
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Westminster Man Pays 258.70 Fines And Costs
Harold Edward Stuphin, 38, Route 1 Taneytown, given a one year suspended sentence and fined 258.70 for assault with a deadly weapon by Magistrate Vincent A. Tubman in Westminster after a February 6 Union Mills fight in which Cecil Thomas of Silver Run was cut. Thomas testified after recovering from a stomach wound. State Trooper Glenn B. Markle secured the warrant with Trooper James Poteet assisting.
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Naval vessel damaged in collision near San Francisco
The destroyer escort Marsh was badly damaged after a collision with the destroyer Taussig during night maneuvers on February 22. Twelfth Naval District headquarters reported today that no one was killed or injured.
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Clay to leave Berlin as U S military governor
The Chicago Tribune reports Gen. Lucius D. Clay will relinquish command of American forces in Europe by June 30. He may be replaced by Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer or Gen. Mark W. Clark, signaling a shift from hard Morgenthau policy to a softer per peace approach.
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Generals Clark and Wedemeyer Considered for Clay Replacement
A Tribune report places General Clark in Washington for talks on succeeding Clay, citing his Cold War experience in Austria and a shift toward a policy firmer with Germany. General Wedemeyer is also seen as a likely Clay successor for his deep knowledge of Germany and the German people.
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Washington radio host Drew Pearson invites Truman to redefine S O initials
Washington report says on February 27 radio commentator Drew Pearson asked President Truman to join him in changing the meaning of the initials S O. Band proposed the phrase servants of brotherhood during Pearson's broadcast.
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Chief Executive proposes new militant order for brotherhood
The Chief Executive said he would turn the three letters into a new meaning and urged the President to join in forming a militant order of servants of brotherhood to foster better understanding with neighbors at home and friends abroad. Earle Brucker Jr., the Philadelphia Athletics catching rookie, will continue his education at San Diego State College during the off season.
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