Kremlin Apparently Preparing Russian People To Go To War
Foreign affairs analyst says the Kremlin is shaping Russian opinion for war by portraying the United States as adversarial. He notes intensified propaganda around Lenin’s death anniversary, hints at a preventive war, and cites fears of German rearmament, Korea optimism, and Formosa diplomacy as factors influencing Moscow and Allied balance of power efforts.
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Kremlin
J. M. Roberts
AP Foruizn
United States
Lenin
Noves
France
Britain
Germany
Russia
Stalin & Co
U. N
Korea
Formosa
Bradley Outlines Defense Plans Before Senate Panel
General Omar Bradley told the Senate Preparedness Subcommittee that there is little real danger of a full scale invasion of the United States. He said air defense, with Canadian cooperation, would prevent disaster, and outlined the need to strike back by air if attacked. He emphasized maintaining military power beyond continental limits. Veterans groups supported the draft expansion, arguing against exemption of 18-year-olds and warning of a re-draft of World War II veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Omar Bradley
Congress
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Almerican
North American
Ile Cocke, Jr
The
American Legion
Cocke
Veterans draft age debate outlined by Ketchum Rosenberg and Bradley
Veterans of Foreign Wars director Omar B Ketchum urged drafting 18 year olds only if a major war arises while allowing non veterans up to 35 to be called. Assistant Secretary of Defense Anna Rosenberg said about 400000 18 year olds would be drafted in the first year with younger 16 year olds called later. General Bradley warned the nation must be ready to confront Red aggression for many years.
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Omar B. Ketchum
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ketchum
Anna M. Rosenberg
Defense
Mus
Court News: Absolute Divorces and Marriages Listed
Equity suit entries include Florence E Dawson versus John Wesley Dawson and Charlotte J Lightner against James J Lightner for absolute divorce. Multiple marriage licenses listed with ages and cities. several notices show pairings and provisional divorce status. Details include Harry English and Madeline Watterson, Albert Ross and Betty Fox, Edward Packer and Dorothea Conner, plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Florence E. Dawson
John Wesley Dawson
Charlotte J. Lightner
James J Lightner
Harry English
McLean
Madeline Jane Watterson
Philadelphia
Albert E Ross
New Bedford
Mass
Betty P. Fox
Willow Avenue
This City
Edward Harbison Packer
Salona
Dorothea Conner
Avis
William E. Stone
Canton
Irene R. Shizan
Troy
Leadership Course Open to Teachers at Lincoln School
Miss Grace Walker of the National Recreation Association leads a leadership training course at Lincoln School this week. The program, free to teachers and interested adults, runs today 2 to 6 pm and continues Wednesday 7 to 10 pm Thursday 2 to 6 pm and Friday 9 am to noon. Walker is a noted educator in drama speech music and movement with studies at RADA and the School of International Studies in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Walker
National Recreation Association
Lincoln School
Miss Walker
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
London
School of International Studies
Geneva
Deeds Recorded In County Transfers And Names Involved
Property deeds list several transfers with Moore Roy to Arthur Stull, Henry A Herwig to Benjamin F Grove Jr, Raymond J Wright to Paul H Harsttman, Maurice F Klipp to Gilmore W Stitely, Grace P Hickman to Thomas Bertram King, and others. Names include Evelyn De Maven, John Lawson Jr, Alice Atkins, Julius E Lentz, Pauline Herber, Alden E Fisher, Charles L Peterson, Earl Runkles, Alice G Johnson, and Nelson E Alexander among residents of Martinsburg Baltimore Ellicott City Laurys Station Statington and surrounding counties. Amounts noted include ten dollars and six ten dollar equivalents.
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Julius E Lentz
Laurys Station
Pauline
Herber
Statington
Moore Roy
Arthur Stull
Henry A Herwig
Benjamin F. Grove, Jr
Raymond J. Wright
Paul H. Harsttman
Counts
Maurice F. Klipp
Gilmore W. Stitely
Valentine joins training at Lowry Air Force Base
Private Richard E. Valentine is stationed at Lowry Air Force Base Denver Colorado undergoing further training before entering a technical training course. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur E Valentine of 20 Lombard Street Thurmont Maryland.
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Lowry Base
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Colo
Dan
Richard E Valentine
Valentine
Wilbur E. Valentine
Lombard Street
Thurmont
Driver Held on $5000 Bond After Fatal Truck Crash
William C Dehart 37 of Steelton Pa remained in jail this morning on a 5000 bond after charges of manslaughter and negligence in a Sunday crash at Frankinville that killed Ernest Harbaugh 35 and his two sons Stanley 10 and Randy infant. Hospitals reported the injured mother and daughter in satisfactory condition and more details awaited grand jury action.
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William Charlies Dehart
Steelton
Frank
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysbug
Frederick Memorial Hospital
York
Charles U Pree
Dehart
Grand Jay Bate
Kenneth Bond
Barracks B
Frankhnville
Maude Harbaugh
Gettysburg Hospital
Patsy Harbaugh
Ernest S. Harbaugh
Stanley Ernest
Randy
Harbaugh
Training graduate Stan Burdette dies in York funeral
Stan ley Burdette, son of Mrs Doris Burdette of 325 South Market Street, completed basic airmen indoctrination at Lackland AFB. Joint funeral services will be held at Baumeister Funeral Home in York. Interment Friday at Boarwin, Pa.
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Stkss Training -PLC
Stanley Wy, Dutdette
Doris Burdette
South Market Street
Lackland Air Force Base
San Aston
Tex
Moo. Creager and Son
Thurmant
York
Baumeister Funeral Home
Queen and Jackson Streets
Boarwien
Double Trouble in Hagerstown Car Causes Damages
City hall parking lot incident ends with Edward Brewer cited for double parking a bus. While paying the ticket the car rolled into a parked vehicle causing about $80 in damage. Police report shows Brewer was driving with a revoked license.
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Hagerstown
Edward Brewer
Brewer
Defendants Given Damage Suit Verdicts in Cheult Case
Associate Judge Valdek o Seehouwter entered verdicts for defendants in two auto crash suits on East Patrick Street and West Second Street. One plaintiff sought $2,000. court awarded $316.32 to Lyman Sappington and noted Eichelberger’s counterclaim for $1,500 was denied. Additional small damages awarded to Wayne Warrenfelty against Harvey R.
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Valdek
Seehouwter
Cheult Comet
Crayson
Ro Fisher
James P. Clingan
Edward D. Storm
East
Patrick Street
Davis Avenue
Jerome Offutt
Lyman Suppington
Liberty Town
Aginst
Thomas ‘Achelberger
Stato Gamages
Colton
West Second Street
Wipper College Terrace
Eichelbergers
Sappington
Eichelberger
Offull
Thomas S Glass
Wayne
Warrenfelty
Southsburg
Agaimst
Harvey
Testimony in case taken last week with verdict reserved
The report notes that testimony was taken last week and the verdict reserved for further consideration in the Kling case. Attorneys Wilbur F B Sheffield represented Warrenfelts and McSherry and McSherry represented the defense. A crash death toll on Maryland highways rose to seven from a New Year’s Day pileup, with Miss Virginia Tallman Gross among the victims.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia Tallman Gross
Montclair
Tausdowne
Miss Gross
Failure to Send Child to School Results in Fine
A county parent who failed to send a child to school for three or more days over a week faced a $5 fine after a magistrate imposed the line. The case, heard by William Houck at Thornsont Court, involved James Stauth from Emetstown in relation to attendance. The family reported 46 days of poor attendance last year and 46 days this year. Mrs. Gertrude Sith, attendance officer, entered the charge.
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Magstrate
William Houck
Thornsont Cor
Dames Stauth
Emetstown
Cnesear-Glr
Gertrude Sith
Postoffice Lease Filed With Woodsboro Savings Bank
A lease was filed Monday for the office of the Clerk of the Court from Woodsboro Savings Bank to the United States Post Office Department for rental of the present Woodsboro quarters. The term runs September 1, 1500 to August 31, 1955 with a monthly rental of $60.
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Postoffice
Cheuit
Wodsboro Savings Bank
United States of America
Woodsburo
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Bradley
Court News
William Borer Lower
Biglerville
Carolyn Edwards Cadle
Emmitsburg
Wayne W. Herron
Vorced
Evelyn Virginia de Maven
Martinsburg
Wl Va
John Lawson, Jr
Alice F. Atkins
Ellicott City
Henry A. Engelbrecht
Market St
Kent
Market Street
J. Goetze
Monrovia
New Market
Froward Schaeffer
Tethesda
Studebaker
Hillside Motor Company, Inc
West Patrick ST
the News
Frederick
Heatrola Furnace
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Fifth & East Streets
Sam Miller
South Market St
New York Shoes
Farm-Bureau Life Insurance Company
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company Home Office
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Farm Bureau Insurance
America
Farm Bureau
Ltsoe, D
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
M Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
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