Politburo Ready To Use War To Preserve Communism
Washington January 11 Under secretary of State Robert A Lovett told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Soviet leaders would go to war whenever necessary to achieve their communist ends and to retain power. Lovett, who resigns January 20, will be replaced by James E Webb with Dean Acheson likely to become secretary. He discussed Berlin and the Western alliance talks, and suggested no early agreement with Russia on the Berlin blockade. Also President Truman tax fight surfaced as Senator Byrd urged budget cuts to replace the tax boost, arguing no increase may be needed.
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Robert A Lovett
Lovett
Verle
Senate Foreign Relay Committee
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Politpuro
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Lavett
James E Webbn
State Department
Dean Acheson
Marshall
Connalls
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Acheson
Vandenberg
K-Mich
GOP
Senate
Atlanta
Allance
Canada
Western European Union
Berlin
Foreign Relations Committee
Februa
Today Committee
Russia
U. S
Svvet
Stalin
Byrd
Jan Ily
Truman
Brrd D-Vay
Telephone Rate Case Postponed Two Weeks
Baltimore delays public case against Chesapeake and Potomac to study financial exhibits and prepare counter arguments. City seeks dismissal of a temporary 4 million dollar hike while a permanent increase drawing about 6 million annually remains under review.
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Baltimore
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Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
C and P
Philip H. Dorsey, Jr
Ne Company
PSC
Camp Pickett to Close as Army Shrinks Training Units
Second Army Headquarters announced plans to close Camp Pickett Virginia and Camp Breckenridge Kentucky. The 17th Airborne and 101st Airborne divisions will be inactivated. training will continue for existing recruits then end. Personnel will be reassigned. closures expected late March due to revised expansion and reduced enlistments.
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Camp Breckenridge
Second Army
17Th Airborne Division
101St Airborne
Camp Breckenidge
Army
Pickett and Breckenridge
Certificates Plentiful Dealers Offer Frederick County Certificates
Register of Wills Harry OD. Radcliff reported bids for two Frederick County Agricultural Society certificates at 325 dollars each, with a flurry of offers. He filled the order quickly and the market dropped. Many vendors said they would accept less than 325 dollars. People continued submitting certificates after a News item spurred a selling spree. The nighthawk note clarifies it is not a hawk but a goatsucker species.
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Register of Wills
Harry OD. Radcliff
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Vicks Va-tro-nol Nose Drops Ad
When your head is stuffed up with a cold put a few drops into each nostril to relieve nasal stuffiness and open a clogged nose. The product claims prevention of many colds if used at the first warning sneeze.
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Vicks Vatronol
Roads Board plans surveys and bid dates for county road work
The Roads Board met Tuesday night and authorized a survey on the four mile Old Annapolis Road segment between Mt. Pleasant and Central. Bids to Jan 31 for 2.06 miles of macadam on the Bic haig to New London highway were announced, with plans to submit Ridge Road work to the State Roads Commission soon and bids likely by March 1 using federal funds. The board also aims to recover accounts from locals who bought drain pipe or used board equipment.
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New London
Roger ¥. Willard
Roads Board
Annapolis Road
Mt. Pleasant
Central
State Roads Commission
Drain board to halt private drain pipe supplies
The board directed that drain pipe no longer be made available to individuals from Roads Board stock. Mr. Willard noted several accounts are over a year in arrears and that substantial data on Roads activities since 1940 has been prepared for presentation at Saturday’s 2 PM meeting.
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Carreers
Willard
Roads Board
Mr. Willard
Frederick Granges Plan Meeting at Circuit Court Room
Road committees from several Granges in Frederick County convene at 1:30 p.m. in the Circuit Court room for discussions on local matters. The text references scientists noting ancient animals possessed arthritic tissues similar to present humans.
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