British Deputy PM denounces Soviet policy amid war risk talk
Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison warns Soviet foreign policy risks another war and hinders world economic recovery in a hardening Labor stance. He criticizes Communist repression and calls for closer Britain-US cooperation while questioning Soviet motives and opposing the European Recovery Program.
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Leicester
England
Herbert Morrison
Soviet Union
Attilee
Europe
Morrison
Britain
United States
Soviets
Mankins
Morrises
Compulsory military training debated in Congress
The Nation Today outlines arguments for and against a compulsory training program for 18 to 20 year olds. Proponents say a trained reserve strengthens national defense and deters aggression, potentially aiding peace through strength. Opponents worry it undermines U.N. authority, risks militarism, and may fail against future atomic threats.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
U. N
Amien
Europe
Russia
War program costs and education tradeoffs debated
A speaker argues spending 000,000,000 a year on a military program wastes funds that could instead bolster education and housing. Time saved by training troops now could prevent defeat, making it insurance. Opponents say the cost is an added tax burden for an unnecessary program.
Government could spend more on build not needing so much
The fragment suggests the government might allocate additional funds for construction without requiring as large an expenditure. It hints at fiscal flexibility or debate over spending levels for a building project.
National Guard training reserves update observed in The News
A notice notes reforms to present systems for trained reserves within the National Guard. The article emphasizes organizational improvements and readiness measures without detailing specifics.
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National Guard
Walkersville Home Burns in Weekend Fire Disaster
Fire at Mrs. Florence Green's Walkersville residence caused several thousand dollars of damage. An explosion as firefighters entered the attic sent debris and created a third floor inferno. Independent and New Midway companies aided in preventing spread to nearby buildings. cause undetermined though closet near chimney suspected. Insurance largely covers the building damage.
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Florence Green
Pennsylvania Avenue
Walkersville
Walkersvile Company
Independents
New Midway Companies
Atte
New Midway
Independent
Hames
Butcherings at Montgomery County Home Muster Large Hog Slaughter
A large butchering event occurred January 3 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adait in Montgomery County. Twelve hogs were slaughtered and a lengthy dinner followed, served to a long list of neighbors and relatives including the Stups Myers Le Marc Cregger Shafer Umpstead Hubble Philips and many others, with names truncated in the record.
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Montgomery County
Harry Adait
George Stup
Howard Stup
Charles Stup
Robert Myers
Edgar le Marc
Wilbur Culler
Floyd Cregger
Donald Sharrer
Carol
Maretta Stup
Helen Myers
Cathy Shafer
Sandra
Loretta Umpstead
Betty Pearson
Jane Hubble
Barbara Phillips
Virginia
Ruby Ahal
Paul Stup
Claude Cregiger
Donnie Sharrer
Russell
Insect Heart Study Mentioned Along Back Midline
The excerpt lists names including Michael Campsteed Gene anang prey Pearson James Phillips William Phillips Ir Joe Michael Wal jter Donald Wilson Monday Tom F ly harry Norman Georget Abe Jimmy Ricketts and Jost Hubble. It notes the heart of an insect as a 2 slewder tube along the back midline near the dorsal gall.
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Michael Campsteed
Gene Anang Prey Pearson
James Phillips
Wil-liam Phillips
Joe Michael
Wal Jter Donald
Wilson Monday
Tom Fly
Harry
Norman
Georget
Abe
Jimmy Ricketts
Jost ' Hubble
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Wisconsin
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Tesd
Blackley
Robert Reiss
California
Sutter's Mill
Colom
James W. Harshalls
Sutter’s Mill
Coloma
Cali
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro, Md
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Blue Ridge Building
Apple Rose Tavern
Charles Marino
The
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
Conlon
Ib Rau
Ponta
Pharmacist
Lee
Hafie
Health Guardians
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Standard Ofl Company OF
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Knox Vagabond
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Lot
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