Soviet Reply to Truman Frames Century of Communism
Pravdas editor in Moscow with Stalin present declared this the century of Communism not Wall Street, praising international cooperation while attacking Anglo American warmongers. Pospelov cited China as a failure of American policy, warned that capitalism decays, and predicted a worldwide triumph of Leninist ideology as national liberation movements rise.
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Pe Pravda
Stalin
Wall Street
E PN
Pospelov
Lenin
Soviet Russia
Truman
China
Russia
India
Communist Party
Indonesia
Malaya
Indo-China
Europe
East
People Liberation Army of
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Camma
Pox Epidemic Strikes City Schools and Families
Chicken pox spreads across city districts with many elementary students affected and no fatalities reported. Illness causes isolation of one week or more, with doctors noting severe itching and contagious eruptions. Cases spread via visiting children and family contact during Mas Mas stealth season. A separate note reports five nation alliance agreeing on a defense line from the Dutch coast to the Swiss mountains.
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Repo
Asu
London
Western European Alliance
Tduteh
Swiss Mountains
Middletown Fire Co. building on trial stirs church objections
In Fort Meade on January 22, former inmates of the Wurzburg disciplinary camp testified at a general court martial, accusing American officers of neglect and cruel treatment. Captain Joel G. Holmes Jr. faces neglect charges while charges against three superiors loom. testimony describes solitary confinement, freezing conditions, and denied medical care. Separately in Middletown, the Christ Reformed church opposed the Middletown Volunteer Fire Company’s plan to build a new fire house across the street from the church school, citing parking worries and potential friction over fundraising methods including gambling at carnivals. The congregation backed its pastor and consistory, urging preservation of community harmony and church property interests.
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Fort Meade
Wurzburg
Germany
Joel G. Holmes, Jr
Philadelphia
Wurz~burg
Charles Suggs
Suggs
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
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Fpvi
Collins
Tampa
Fia
Charles D. Conner
Arkansas
Regul
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Court Eight
Holmes
Col
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Sa Antonio
Tex
George E. Spring
Samuel ‘Tom
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Congregational Meeting
Breisch
Couni Y
Luther Miller
Edgar Kieffer
Cobientz
K. Holter
Harold Zeigler
Richard A. Keller
Blueprint Of Program Likely To Be Requested
Congressional leaders may meet with President Truman on Monday to discuss a long range plan to guarantee American private investments abroad. Senator Sue Demo-Illinois said he expects to learn more about the inaugural message proposal when he and other lawmakers review the legislative program with Mr. Truman next week. Lucas added he is unsure if any legislation will be enacted this session.
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Kingson
Truman
Sue Demodinois
Lucas
Winter Storm Strands Stock In West Aerial Aid Planned
Snow blankets Nevada and surrounding states as stockmen warn 70 000 sheep and 160 000 livestock face exposure and lack of feed. Officials in California and Nevada prepare airlift plans while lows plunge below zero across the Midwest and plains.
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Associated Press
Paris
Nevada
Hamilton Field
Calif
Washington
Ely
Nev
George X. Swallow
United Stockmen’s Association
Colorado
Idaho
Maholm
Denver
Colo
Maine
Hays Center
Kansas
Midwest
Willmar
Minn
Jail Program Advances Amid Basement Renovation Work
Corary quarters in the basement while a large renovation moves ahead. Demolition from the top span to the basement continues on the east side. Materials from Baltimore are placed for reassembly and frames are erected. An average of ten projects progress, with completion targeted soon.
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Corary Guarters
Toda
East Sde
Baltimore
Thomas J. Ge
Areject
Charles F. Bowers
Gas Strike Ends in Camden After 19 Hours of Negotiations
After nineteen hours of continuous negotiations a gas workers strike in Camden New Jersey ends. The stoppage crippled major plants and threatened fuel cuts for about 100000 domestic consumers in the metropolitan Camden area.
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Camden
N J
Red radio cites cease fire and peace talks amid Peiping siege
Reports from Peiping say Gen Fu Tso Yi announced a 10 am cease fire in a 15 point deal with besieging Communists. The broadcast accused the American government of backing a bogus presidency as Li Tsung-jen eyed a return, while the city waited for a changeover amid New Year preparations and sporadic gunfire.
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Fu Tso-Y
North China
al- Francisco
Red Reac
Red Radio
Nanking
Chi Nai-She
Kuomintang
Peiping
Fu Tso-Yi
Legation
Britain Seeks Public Buy In On ERP Aid
Britain publishes a Popular Account to explain the European recovery program ERP. The guide titled Getting on Together aims to show Americans expect Europeans to help themselves by working and cooperating. It notes public reaction and cites reports on ERP’s effects in Britain including cost of living and unemployment figures.
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London
Britain
Ameran
Europe
ABC
Teac
Heation St
Truman Seeks Strong Push On Party Program
President Truman, upbeat with Vice President Barkley, urged broad support for party pledges as he met 1400 guests at a Treasury secretary reception and addressed Kentuckians. He stressed cooperation from Congress and the people to enact Democratic goals amid a hectic two days.
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Blair House
Margaret Truman
Max Truitt
President Truman
Trent Barkley
Truman
Congress
S Mg
Barkley
Mr. Truman
Kentucky State Society
Shoreham Hotel
Legislative Branch
Democratic Party
Wets
Occasional Rain Expected Through Sunday
Weather eased after ice on bridges faded as State Roads crews cleared spots and fog reduced visibility. A light shower then heavy rain Friday into Friday night left .77 inch in 24 hours, totaling 2.97 inches for the month. Six cars collided on the Frederick Junction Bridge near the Monocacy river but no injuries or major damage reported.
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State Roads Commission
South Mountain
Tod
Weather Bureau
Frederick Junction
Monocacy River
Proprietor Wins By Throwing His Weight In Deli Row
Cleveland report describes a door contest between a 69 year old deli proprietor J Klockner and an armed robber. The robber fled after a whirling blow and a call for help echoed through the store.
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Cleveland
J. Klockner
Enbury
Government Moves Swiftly After Chiang Kai-Shek Quits
China announced five delegates named to negotiate peace with the Communists following Chiang Kai-shek's departure and Li Tsung Jen assuming Chiang's powers. Shao Li-Tze, a veteran peace advocate, is among the appointees as the government signals ongoing talks without clear progress.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Naphing
Han
China
Ght
Ding
Shao Li-Tze
Reda
Li Tsung-Jen
Chiang Red
Outstanding Young Man Of Year Is Named
Warner L. Brittain was named the outstanding young man of Frederick for 1943 at the second annual distinguished service dinner of the Junior Chamber of Commerce in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The event honored local community contributions to youth character and sportsmanship and featured William B. Bennett Jr. as toastmaster and Carl L. Culler as a new Jaycee member.
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis Seatt Key
Warner L. Brittain
Frederick Dung
William ©. Tardy
J. Edwin H. Sponselier
Brittain
William B. Bennett, Jr
Carl L. Culler
Charles K. Taylor
Elmer Eshleman
Irving
Alvin G. Quinn
Maryland 4-H Team Places Second in Poultry Judging
Three 4-H clubbers from Maryland finished second in the northeastern poultry judging contest held in Boston as part of the poultice show. The Maryland team totaled 2407 of 3000 points with Frank Thompson Poolesville Raymond Cook Frederick and Allen Biggs Rising Sun contributing. Biggs scored 45 of 1900 as an individual. Nine states competed with New York taking first and New Hampshire third.
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Boston
Mass
Maryland
Frank Thompson
Poolesviltle
Raymond Cook
Frederick
Allen Biggs
Rising Sun
Biggs
New York
New Hampshire
Two Baltimoreans Held After Parents’ Departure Raid
Two Baltimore residents were detained after a reported raid on their parents. The individuals, identified as Baltimoreans, were traveling with a woman named Hayes toward Louisville, Kentucky, when a weather-related plane diversion occurred. The elder Himpels were contacted by long distance by phone during the incident.
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Baltimore
Maraare Hayes
Cramp
Louisville
Kyto
Himpels
Aviation Representative Due Here On Monday
An aviation representative is expected to arrive Monday to file the proper per and discuss renewal of demands. The report notes moves by Israel and others in the Middle East interim talks, with a focus on admission to the United Nations and related diplomatic actions.
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Westhier
Ma&y
Lake
Sueces
Jan P
Israel
United Nation
Middie East
Officers And Directors Of W. Md. Trust Named
The annual meeting of the W. Md. Trust named officers and directors. Directors re elected include Walter E. Bur, H. Grove Jr, G. R. Gail, L Cutshall, Richard F. Kline, Elmer I Eshleman. Officers elected: McSherry president and counsel, Shriver vice president, Erhan vice president and trust officer, Jacob G. Shawbaker treasurer, Edsar E. Thomas secretary, William Z. Stauffer assistant treasurer, J. Vernon Summers assistant trust officer.
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Walter E. Bur- H. Grove
G. R. Gail L Cutshall
Richard F. Kline
Elmer I Eshleman
McSherry
Shriver
Erhan
Jacob G. Shawbaker
Edsar E. Thomas
William Z. Stauffer
J. Vernon Summers
Evelyn Kefauver
Virginia C. Engie
William Horine
Margaret T. Hooper
Doris £, Seeger
Aphrodite Vaciliou
Ethel E. Engle
Joseph H Rhoderick
Jefferson Heanch
Diphtheria Quarantine Reinforced at Dayton State Hospital
Dayton authorities placed the Dayton State Hospital under quarantine, restricting patients and staff after diphtheria cases were reported. Officials noted early containment measures and monitored contacts as of January 6 1922.
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Dayton
Dayton State Hospital
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