Wilson defense chief urges shared sacrifice and strong defense
James Marlow reports Charles E. Wilson, head of the defense program, arguing on a radio address for unity in sacrifice and rapid defense buildup. He outlines aims to deter Russia, expand production for defense and civilian needs, and notes aluminum and steel shifts through 1953 while stressing national resolve amid labor attacks.
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Charles E. Wilson
Defense
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Russia
Cvilians
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George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Truman appeals for Red Cross support in 1951 drive
President Truman urged national support for the Red Cross as it mobilizes resources to aid fighting men abroad and bolster civilian preparedness at home. He spoke via radio and TV to launch the 1951 campaign with an 85 million dollar goal, stressing civil defense and voluntary action over tyranny.
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Washington
Truman
Red Cross
Collazo Identified As Man Who Shot Him
Washington reports show Oscar Collazo identified by White House Officer Donald Birdzell as the attacker in the Truman assassination attempt. The trial’s second day detailed Coffelt’s final act, his lone shot after being mortally wounded, and testimony confirming Collazo’s role alongside Griselio Torresola.
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White House
Donald Birdzell
Oscar Collazo
Truman
Collazo
Birdzell
Gald
Leslie Coffelt
Coffelt
George Morris Fay
U. S
Fay
Griselio Torresola
Torresola
Collaze
Teaching a Child the Right Way After a Theft
A parent learns their child took another child’s property. Instead of covering up the incident, the parent guides the child to return the item and face the consequences, reinforcing honesty and responsibility in a difficult moment.
Favor Commissioner President On Frederick County School Board
Frederick County Republican leaders urged legislation for permanent voter registration and to place the county board president on the Board of Education as an ex officio member. The move aims to boost efficiency and foster closer ties between county commissioners and school officials.
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Republican State Central Committee
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Board of County Commissioners
Republican Women of
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Lorene Bowlus
Women’s Organization
Emmett R. Bowlus
Republican Central Committee
General Assembly
Baltimore City
County Board of Education
Hazel Lewis
GOP
Bowlus
Washington
Montgom
Ery
Cecil
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
John A. Derr
H. Reese Shoemaker
Republican County Central Committee
State Central Committee
Mr. Bowlus
Pierce H. Gaver
John C. Derr
Ross V. Smith
Wilson L. Roberson
John H. Johnson
Woodland Fire Spreads Across Acres in Frederick and County
A brisk wind spread fires over 25 acres of woodland in Frederick and nearby Washington county on Tuesday. District Forest Supervisor Herman Toms reported crews battled one Mountville blaze of 6 acres led by Toms, Warden Hoffman, and Park Superintendent Nelson Armour. Bernard A Hawker was burning brush when a fire got out of control. Another fire about 242 miles south of Mountville burned half an acre, sparked by a son of William Baker. Firefighters from Smithsburg and Waynesboro were sent to Edgemont near Smithsburg to tackle a 7 acre blaze as Warden Zecker directed the effort.
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Frederick
Washington County
Herman Toms
Toms
Hoffman
Nelson Armour
Mountville
Bernard A. Hawker
William Baker
Smithsburg
Waynesboro
Edgemont
Zecker
Fire damages over 12 acres on Mount Briar hills
Firefighters from Boonsboro and Forest Guard David Kendall controlled a blaze burning more than 12 acres at Mount Briar. Officials said Charles Bussard started the brush fire with a discarded match or cigarette, and it got out of control as the hills near Foxville and Lamb's Knoll were reported open.
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Boonsboro
David Kendall
Mt. Briar
Charles Bussard
Foxville
Lamb's Knol
Toms
Forest Fire Danger Urges Caution Today
Authorities warn of high fire risk today and urge people to be careful with burning brush and campfires. Dry wood and grass land increase the danger, and residents are asked to avoid any activities that could start a blaze.
United States zinc needs rely on imports despite vast mines
The United States mines over a third of the world zinc in its territory, more than any other country, yet still must import the metal to meet domestic needs.
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United States
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West South St
Miss Bowman
C. & P. Telephone CO
Patrick Street
Heatrola Furnace
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Fifth & East Streets
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Maas Opticians
N. Market Street
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East Patrick St
Superior Bottled Gas Service
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St
Fisher's Appliances
Pressers
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Insurance and Retirement
the Frederick Tailoring Co
East 4Th ST
Frederick, MD
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Harp Agency—Realtors
Pythian Castle Building
Rockville
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