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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1949

Page

2

Byrd Appeals for Action at PCA NELA Dinner

Dr. Harry C. Byrd of the University of Maryland urged coordinated steps against communist imperialism in Asia and Africa at the PCA NELA annual joint session in which stock expansion was approved. The meeting announced directors and carryover officials, with farm ownership dominant in the capital stock as a loaned program details and earnings were reported by Treasurer Waiter B Smithsburg.

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Notable meeting draws hundreds from four counties

Bushey and J Herbert Snider report to Carrell County with Thomas C Dart and Eugene Walker from MEE County. Three other charter groups have moved out and two are deceased. About 350 in attendance, stockholders from four counties attended the meeting.

British Author Says GI Husbands Wolves in New York

New York reports quote British author Beverly Nichols claiming many British wives of American GIs in London and New York feel their husbands still act like wolves. Nichols notes charm of virility faded after crossing the water and says some brides in Britain and the U.S. insist their men are not wolves. Voices from British and American locals dispute the claim, with several women denying the stereotype.

New York Brerley Nicho New York City London Nichols United States James Eng

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